Beetlejuice

On the data. Two films and a cartoon, and the cartoon is not what people expect. The animated series is a separate take rather than a sequel or a prequel. Lydia is a tween rather than a teenager, Beetlejuice is not a dead human at all but a creature born in the Neitherworld, and the two of them are best friends, with Lydia as his conscience. In the 1988 film he is the antagonist. It ran ninety four episodes across four seasons, and the fourth is sixty five of them because it moved from a Saturday morning slot on ABC to a daily strip on Fox. Seasons three and four overlapped in autumn 1991 for that reason. Counts in the hundreds are segment counts rather than episodes. The 2024 film never says how much time has passed. Lydia is an adult with a teenage daughter and her father has died, which is what brings them back to Winter River, and that is as specific as it gets on screen. Outside the film the figures disagree: the real gap is thirty six years, Wikipedia describes it as more than three decades, and one of its writers called it a twenty six or twenty seven year sequel. None of that is in the film, so no interval is given here. The sequel's title is Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the word twice with a space, no colon and no numeral. Beetlejuice 2 was the press shorthand before Warner Bros. announced the real title in February 2024, and a lot of databases still carry it. The character's name is spelled Betelgeuse in the story; the films are spelled Beetlejuice. A third film has been described by Warner Bros. as in development, with the studio saying in 2025 that work would begin imminently and Tim Burton saying a few months later that nobody had contacted him. No title, no director attached, no date, so nothing is listed. The Beetlejuice stage musical ran on Broadway from 2019 and toured. It is an adaptation of the first film rather than a screen title, and it is not part of any order.

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