What a fantastic video! Thank you 😊

Enjoyable to say the least

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Dont stop...dont ever stop

When I saw the clip I thought, “I’m gonna direct you when I grow up.”

Did He-Man make any cameos in Afterlife?

I just learned that too so cooll!!!

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Ghostbusters 4 made me 100% support Walter Peck.

I’ve always felt the same way.

It's coming, eventually. We plan on doing videos on whether the video game is still canon, and what happened after Ghostbusters II (including the video game and Afterlife.)

@@ChannelingSpirits I have several ideas as to how to prove the 2009 video game and IDW comics are still canon to the movies while clearing up some seeming errors in Afterlife. Though Grooberson states that "there hasn't been a ghost sighting [since 1991]", I would like to think he was referring to ghost sightings occurring in Oklahoma, or at least in Summerville. Jason Reitman states in Ghostbusters: Afterlife- The Art & Making of the Movie that "if you had been born in the early 2000s, you probably don't even know about [the Ghostbusters], or maybe you've just heard briefly about it." The Ghostbusters Wiki lists Egon's departure from the Ghostbusters as having taken place during the 2000s and his phone call with Ray taking place during the 2010s. In the 2009 video game, Ray claims that Gozer is only able to create one Destructor Form per dimension, with Stay Puft being the only form they can assume when in the Ghostbusters' dimension. I believe that when the ghosts of Gozer's cultists used the Mandala to initiate Gozer's return, they only summoned the piece of Gozer's essence that enabled them to assume a Destructor form. This explains why Gozer appeared weaker in the 2009 video game and why they manifested in their true form instead of Stay Puft in Afterlife. Lastly, around the time of his "death", Ivo Shandor found a means of splitting his essence into two. This would explain how Shandor can appear as both a ghost in the 2009 video game and a human in Afterlife. I would also think that these halves would not share the same memories, as the Shandor seen in Afterlife remained loyal to Gozer whereas the Shandor seen in the 2009 video game schemed to become a god.

I would like to see that video

@@dannydelgado3095 I took Grooberson's statement being that there was no official documented ghost sighting.

@@dannydelgado3095 I believe it is still canon with the Video Game with Ray stating that is a theory a scientific theory isn’t fact just fact until proven wrong. Now the Ivo Shandor is an Astrol projection not truely a ghost but I like your ideas more than mine to me they will always be canon

From what i saw on a toy show, he was in the first season i believe. Toy Galaxy, i think was the webshow.

@@johnzig1386 I'm pretty sure Arsenio Hall was in the first three seasons. It's not on Ernie Hudson's IMDb page.

@@SerpentNight oh ok. Just a bad remembering! 👍

Def check out the toy galaxy ep on Ghostbusters figs. Lots of cool stuff. Really interesting.

I believe he said he didn't get the job because they didn't think he sounded enough like the guy from the movie. Lol.

Thank you so much, truly. We put a lot of hard work and love having a new follower.

@@ChannelingSpirits You’re welcome! 😊👍

Wasn't it part of Shandor's collection & donated (he modified the place, tho Vigo isn't a Gozerian nor a follower AFAIK)? I forget, TBH...

I don't recall any early drafts or the GB2 novelization stating it was a different car. It was originally called "Ecto-2" which was possibly renamed as to not get confused with the RGB's Ecto-2. As for proof that 1A was an upgrade of the original, you'll just have to wait for future videos. Stay tuned!

No that was his cousin a much bigger asshole

You're not alone! I wasn't obsessed with GB2, but I always considered it a worthy sequel. My favourite scene is them exploring the sewer and seeing the ghost train! I think people just feel that the first film was near perfect and set an impossibly high standard in their minds. Which is understandable, because it was an instant classic.

I wouldn't say I prefer it, but I absolutely love the second film. I was lucky enough to see it in the theater when I was 7 or 8. I agree that it doesn't get nearly enough love.

It's not actually detested. There's a sort of snobbish internet pop culture group-think that decides what movies "suck" and they're adding new titles all the time. The paradigm is "It's amazing" or "it's awful...worst movie ever"

It's as simple as the premise is awful, the Ghostbusters would be recruited by the department of homeland security or some shit because of what happened in New York, it literally doesn't make sense for them to be pegged as the fall guys. In fact it might just have nuked the EPA in this timeline (the best timeline btw), unless of course the head of the EPA knew where the bodies are buried.

Really?! I thought Sega did something different which had no connection with the original.

Some of those questions will be answered tonight at the premiere of our new video. Come join us at 6PM CST!

I believe I heard that she was born before the events of the first movie.

@@ruthmeow4262 its gotta be before the events of the first movie.

And he plays the Santa Barbara PD's Coroner, Woodrow Strode, in the TV show Psych.

More like New Years Movie, but since it showed them wearing Santa hats in the montage, I think I can consider it a Christmas movie.

Well, that's exactly what would've happened. Someone would have to take the fall and financial responsibility for all the damage, and they're an easy target.

@@histguy101 the people who literally saved the world from an ancient demon god/an easy target, pick one!

That's different though because Star Wars is a fantasy film where a happy ending and basic through lines can be expected. What made Ghostbusters so good was the low tech aspect of it - the human. Harold Ramis himself said this. While it would've been fun to have the Ghostbusters entirely in action, it would've missed the point. The busting we see is like an appetizer... Or dressing... Or icing on the cake.... Augh enough food references. It was a realistic and also necessary development to keep the story grounded, and create the conflict for the second film, while simultaneously saving the action / compilations for better pacing rather than making that the film.

​@@achannel6664I'm sure that word salad made sense to you.

I betcha I can prove you wrong in a future video.

1: Janosz wasn't aware of the Dana/GB connection; the child was just a happy bonus to his perving. 2: The slime's bad juju affects his and everyone's judgment. Like when you're trying to put some IKEA furniture together and you're getting irritable 'cause you can't tell a mügenfløögen from a sprüügenfløögen, and you're färfrumüvin on this blasted Swedish thing, and it's making you not see or think straight.

They were different vehicles. The base model of Ecto 1 and Ecto 1A were different. The original ended up with Egon in Oklahoma.

@@burncycle4621 I wonder what happened to ecto1 1a then. And who it ended with. Because Ray said Egon took ECTO1 our Cadillac. And in the end of the movie ECTO1 was taken back to the fire house. Never no mention about ECTO1A

Reitman is the one who claimed it isn't...and compared to Akroyd, Reitman's take just simply doesn't matter - and Akroyd, indeed, said it is. So then it most definitely *IS* canon, agreed~

As far as I know, the Real Ghostbusters were…the real Ghostbusters, and the movie was a movie based on them which was also in their universe. There’s an episode where they act as consultants for the movie and go to the premier. There is a video about it somewhere.

We’ve rewritten our History of Egon and will include what we know of her past there.

@@ChannelingSpirits Awesome. Looking forward to it.

Ghostbusters: The Video Game (originally released on PlayStation 3 but remastered maybe 2 years ago for PlayStation 4) DEFINITELY fits in and is canon. There's so many references from the first two films; it has the entire original cast, even the guy who voiced Vigo The Carpathian, and it was written by Harold Ramis and Dan Aykroyd. Any true Ghostbusters fanboy will seriously enjoy that video game because it is so faithful to the films (and an unlike most movie-based video games, it is actually a well-designed game that is fun to play)

Fixed! Thanks for the heads up