Welcome to Top 5, a show where we count things down from number 5 all the way to number

1.

I'm Steven Schleiker this week on the show.

Top 5 sequels.

Now this is actually an episode that we did way back in 2012.

So this is a topic we've done before.

But it's been over 10 years or around 10 years.

So why don't we hit it up again?

You know, if it worked the first time, might as well do it again.

Oh, speaking of things that worked the first time, here's Matthew Peterson.

How dare you, sir.

Hey, I gave you credit for working the first time.

I don't will let's see how he works this time.

Matthew, what do you have for your number 5 slot on your top 5 sequels?

Now, I did not listen to the original episode because I'm talking about it today.

Good.

Okay.

So if any of these are duplicates, just think of them as sequels to the sequel.

My number 5 is one of my favorite kinds of sequels.

It's a comic book that is in fact a sequel to a live action film.

In 1991, Marvel Comics put out my number 5 Bill and Ted's excellent comic book.

This came out in the wake of the second Bill and Ted movie.

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