After doing a fanboy squeal, I marathon watched the show over the course of the next two days. However, in March of 2016, I was surfing through Hulu by looking up random search words, and this series appeared on my screen.

Several times over the last few years I've looked up the series in an attempt to watch it again and continuously found absolutely nothing. I used to watch this after I got home from school every week, but since middle school I haven't seen any mention of the show. Rather than following the adventures of Ray, Peter, Egon, and Winston as The Real Ghostbusters did, it follows the adventures of a brand new set of Ghostbusters with Egon sticking around as their mentor. Extreme Ghostbusters is a 1997 animated television series that ran as a sort of sequel to The Real Ghostbusters animated series. It is so ignored that it's never received a DVD release though every other entry in the franchise has.

It's not that people hate it, it just gets completely ignored in the whole spectrum. When I say it doesn't receive any love, I truly mean this. Instead, I'm going to be talking about another entry in the Ghostbusters franchise that doesn't receive any love whatsoever. Though I have my own opinion on how I think the film will hold up to the franchise as a whole, I don't intend to talk about that today. With two trailers under it's belt so far, the film has been receiving a fair amount of negative attention before it has even come out. Ghostbusters has recently come into the spotlight once again due to the all-female remake of the series due to come out this year.

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