u/PurplePassiflor1234

...where in the world would you go?

Would you see some world landmarks like the Great Wall of China, the Eiffel Tower in France, the Great Pyramids? Or would you abscond to a tropical island to swim in the ocean? Would you whisk away to top of a mountain to see the clouds from above?

Or would you visit that far-away loved one you never seem to have the time or money to get to?

Fire up your imagination while I fire up the back door. The world is waiting. Take us on a journey, Librarians.

THE ORIGINS

Unlike ancient legends, the Chupacabra (which translates to "goat-sucker") is a modern cryptid. The myth originated in Puerto Rico in March 1995, following a sudden wave of mysterious livestock deaths where animals were discovered completely drained of blood.

The First Records: The spoken-word accounts and initial local news reports were driven heavily by an eyewitness named Madelyne Tolentino in Canóvanas, Puerto Rico. Her description of a bipedal, alien-like creature with spikes down its back was broadcast internationally, establishing the creature's core look.

The Evolution: When the myth quickly spread to Mexico and the Southwestern United States, the physical description shifted entirely from a spiked, bipedal alien to an uncharacteristic, hairless, canine-like beast.

The Reality: Biologists and wildlife officials who captured alleged physical specimens of the "canine" Chupacabra discovered that they were actually real coyotes, foxes, or feral dogs suffering from severe cases of sarcoptic mange. The parasite causes hair loss, skin thickening, and severe fatigue, explaining their bizarre appearance and why they targeted easy-to-catch livestock instead of wild prey.

In the Library: Despite the earthly explanations, our favourite cryptid seems to visit the Annex regularly, and apparently, its makes phenomenal jerky!

Pour a drink and pull up a chair to the fire, Librarians. Take a long breath in, let it out, and share what's on your mind. Is there something bothering you at work? Family friction and stress? An old regret? Feel out of place in the world? Get it off your chest.

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In this series of monthly posts, we'll be examining the real places and artifacts mentioned in the franchise.

In the third movie, Flynn mentions a specific location defined by an impossible number of lightning strikes. This is a completely real, breathtaking meteorological phenomenon.

The Real Location: Catatumbo, Venezuela. Specifically over the mouth of the Catatumbo River where it empties into Lake Maracaibo.

The Science: Warm, moist Caribbean air clashes with cold air blowing off the Andes Mountains. This creates a near-permanent storm cycle.

The Trivia: It flashes up to 28 times per minute, for up to 10 hours a day, roughly 260 nights a year. It generates so much constant light that it was historically used by Caribbean sailors as a natural lighthouse, dubbed the "Beacon of Maracaibo."

One of the funniest moments in the original series was Stone nearly giddy over Chupacabra jerky and a horrified Cassandra thinking the jerky was made of Chupacabra and not made by the Chupacabra.

Food and drink don't appear often in the series but when it does, it sure looks tasty! I'd love to have high tea with Jenkins and Cassandra!

Speaking of tasty - what are your favourite recipes to whip up? Are you a soup and sandwiches person or a 3 course meal person? Something light? Something decadent? Share some of your favourite recipes - or maybe get an idea for supper!

There are a lot of really passionate fans of this show, and that's wonderful!

But there's recently been a flood of absolute brand new accounts without a single post or comment ever showing up to post their Petition to "save the show." I lost count of how many there are now on Change.org and I'm convinced at least 3 of them were made by the same person/bot.

While I fully admire the passion, multiple petitions clutter up our feed and accomplish little. One petition with 10,000 signatures has a lot more impact than 10,000 petitions with 1 signature each. On top of that, the show hasn't even been cancelled - it literally just ended season 2. Just because a new season hasn't been announced yet doesn't mean the show is cancelled.

So we will not be allowing Petitions other than that first one. If the members want it pinned to the top of the page to make it easier to find, we can do that. All other Petition posts will be filtered. Anyone trying to get around that by hijacking someone else's post to comment a link to their petition risks a muting. Hijacking someone's post for your own thing is bad Reddiquette.

If you want that petition pinned, comment "Pin it" below.

Thank you!

`ModTeam

After hearing Stone's ringtone set to The Librarians Theme, I HAD to have it for my own phone.

Anyone else use a Librarians themed ringtone?I switch between Librarians Ringtone , The Librarian Ringtone both from Zedge.

Pour yourself a bourbon toddy, a cold beer or a nice cup of jasmine tea, Librarians, it's 🔥THIRSTY THURSDAY! 🔥

Today is the day to drop those pics of your favourite actors across the whole franchise, the one (or 5! or 10!) that makes your pulse race and knees a little weak!

Photos aren't enough, though Ezekiel would love it if everyone just basked in his awesomeness. Include some thoughts. What impresses you, what draws you in? The voice? The eyes? That pert little...nose? ;)

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PG-13 Only: Keep language family-friendly. We can appreciate the human form without being crude. Actively Monitored: Guardian Mods are watching.

There's just something about a well-done antagonist, isn't there? The Library has had some absolutely delicious villains and antagonists across the franchise, from Moriarty to Dulaque, Prospero to Merlin.

They all brought something totally different to the table—some were brilliantly theatrical, some brought massive emotional drama, and others were just pure, chaotic fun.

I’m curious to hear everyone's thoughts. Who do you think was the most entertaining to watch?Which villain felt like the biggest threat to Flynn, Baird, and the LITs? Do you prefer the overarching big bads, or do you have a soft spot for a specific "monster of the week"? Drop your favorites (and your rankings) below!

Jane Therese Curtin was born September 6, 1947 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Famous for her acerbic deadpan deliveries, The Philadelphia Inquirer once called her a "refreshing drop of acid".

An original SNL cast member, she had a starring role in Kate & Allie, 3rd Rock From the Sun, The Librarian movies and The Librarians original series as our beloved First Guardian and cat lover, Charlene.

Curtin married Patrick Lynch on May 31, 1975, and they had one daughter. Patrick Lynch died on April 21, 2025 at age 79.

Happy Birthday, Jane Curtin. 🎉🥳

Bob Newhart, our beloved Judson, the First Librarian, was born this day 1929 in Oak Park Illinois. Known for his deadpan humour and charming hesitant speaking style, his career spanned decades and brought laughs to millions of homes.

He held the rank of Staff sergeant in the Armed Forces Radio Service and was awarded the Good Conduct Medal.

Newhart married Virginia Lillian "Ginnie" Quinn in 1963, they had 4 children and 10 grandchildren. "Ginnie" died at age 82 on April 23, 2023. Bob joined her just over a year later, July 18, 2024.

Himbs so comfy <3

Hard to believe he was a stray like 4 months ago. Once he lost his cheese puffs, he turned into a cuddle monster!