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Guess we won't see the return of Louis Tully.

They’re still ready to believe you.

Rudd will reportedly play a teacher in the new sequel to the original Bill Murray-Dan Aykroyd franchise.

Weaver says it’s going to be “crazy” reuniting with the original cast.

Jones also compared the upcoming sequel, which will not be connected to her all-female ‘Ghostbusters’ reboot, to “something Trump would do.”

There’s still a part for Bill Murray, too.

Keeping an eye out for odd and unique things in Amarillo has led us to playing "Pics Or It Didn't Happen." When something crazy happens, snap a pic for proof.

The 2016 Ghostbusters reboot managed to win over fans hungry for a new take on the memorable 1984 original. Though it wasn't necessarily a box office smash, Ghostbusters: Answer the Call, as it came to be known during its home video release, developed a fan base arguably as devoted as the original. Even with its cult following, there hasn't been much to get excited about in the year since the film released. Until this October that is, when a new comic series from IDW expands on the further adventures of everybody's favorite ghostbustin' gals.

Last year’s Ghostbusters reboot was supposed to be the start of an entire new franchise (or perhaps even a universe of franchises) around the venerable ’80s horror comedy. Sony Pictures, which owns the rights to bust ghosts on the big screen, even created this new production company, Ghost Corps, to lead the charge on all these various efforts. There was talk of an all-male Ghostbusters to accompany the all-female team we got from director Paul Feig. And a new cartoon series was put into development as well. But since the movie opened to just so-so reviews and box office last year, developments on this front have been as quiet as Spook Central after a total protonic reversal.

We owe a lot to scientists — they cured polio, got us on the moon, and they‘re doing their darnedest to stop us from methodically killing the planet. But man, what a bunch of nerds. It seems like every time biologists discover a new species of animal and need to give it a name, they take the opportunity to bust out a reference to their favorite bit of geek-approved pop culture. Lest we forget the velvet worm named after My Neighbor Totoro, and we’d be remiss to overlook the euglossa bazinga, a rare bee with a Big Bang Theory catchphrase as its namesake. And it appears that now the nerds are at it again.

Ivan Reitman ain’t afraid of no underwhelming box office numbers. The original Ghostbusters director and producer of this year’s reboot says that despite weak returns for Paul Feig’s film, “there’s going to be many other” movies in the franchise. That statement contradicts a previous report, which indicated that Sony is focusing their energy on the animated Ghostbusters film and a new TV series, while the possibility of a sequel to Feig’s reboot had become very unlikely.

As a mom, it is great to see your children flourish, especially when you see your child struggle.  My son Ethan is a great kid.  I have shared with you in the past that he has Aspergers, a high function form of autism.  He struggles with social situations.  Well he had such a huge moment and I thought I would share that with you.