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https://ghostbusters.fandom.com/wiki/IDW_Publishing_Comics-_Ghostbusters_2-11 https://ghostbusters.fandom.com/wiki/Sheriff_Frank_Kelly https://gremlins.fandom.com/wiki/Frank_Reilly Loose Gremlins connection.

Peter Parker is alluded to along with some version of the events of Grimm (timeline-wize, obviously doesn't fit). I guess a version of One More Day might be canon.

Huh, what do you know? Personally I wouldn't source myself if I were them, the evidence is in the films.

It's hard to decide when there's not any substantial connections. It's easier with some films and shows where you can point to a solid link.

It's actually not just the two golfers though. Every single character in the first two pages who aren't a Ghostbuster or Lew is someone from Caddyshack. Danny Noonan Dr. Beeper Fred Pickering Judge Smails Sandy McFiddish Lou Loomis ("Ern", apparently) They're playing golf at the Stryker Beach...

That's so cool! It also makes sense in the Ghostbusters universe, since A Christmas Carol is adapted in the animated series and comics. Scrooged is a modern retelling of A Christmas Carol with completely new characters, Answer The Call is a modern retelling of Ghostbusters with completely new...

That's what I mean. He doesn't have to be associated with them when adaptations aren't part of the original book canon. Heck, he could love an adaptation and it'd be just as canon as one he hates - not at all (with an asterisk that some adaptations are canonized by The Dark Tower film).

I don't see the importance of where he lives. He probably doesn't live in either Arizona or Massachusetts while working for MiB.

New York, no? Him being in Arizona is because he was retired.

Men in Black: Retribution Agent K has at least 5 more years, you say? Hm... 1997 + 5 = 2002, meaning he would be retired in 2002 if he doesn't go into management... :p

https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3886842/leprechaun-revenge-watch-bloody-new-leprechaun-fan-film-from-terrifier-producers/

Funny that he haunts a golf course in Ghostbusters 101 #2 since he is shown to have placed golf in Scrooged and even had a golf ball come out of his skull.

https://meninblack.fandom.com/wiki/The_Big_Bad_Bug_Syndrome This is sufficient evidence that the series is a sequel to the first film. There's a flashback to the first film but in animated form, Vincent D'Onofrio reprises his role and plays relatives of his character. The only evidence...

Actors existing in the same universe as their characters, or even actors playing more than one character in the same universe, is not an uncommon occurrence. K and J can share the same universe as Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith without the universe exploding.

https://meninblack.fandom.com/wiki/The_Star_System_Syndrome That's very clearly NOT the same as our version of the first movie. The first movie is only ever referenced as happening in the exact same universe as the series, so this was just a meta joke. TV Tropes, once again, is WRONG.

In this case, My Name is Bruce would come after Pumpkinhead 4: Blood Feud.

Count the biggest gap between events and place it there. If there's something already there without any exact placement, use release dates to decide which comes first.

It being an in-universe movie doesn't prevent it from being the same universe. That doesn't really seem any different than when it happens in the View Ansewinverse, Doctor Who, Die Hard (due to the crossover with Chuck), and probably many many more. I mean, they got Vincent D'Onofrio back for...

The problem is that Wes Craven's New Nightmare should be set between Freddy's Dead and Jason Goes to Hell, which doesn't match the fictional timeline. Other than that, they're pretty much parallel as far as I can tell.

Stephen King doesn't really dictate the adaptations though. They're sometimes connected, sometimes not, but probably all part of his wider multiverse in the end. It's not really his universe at the end of the day (let me explain), they're just random adaptations of his work that aren't really...