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This is a blast to the past for some Lilo & Stitch fans; there are archives of the late TV.com’s pages of Lilo & Stitch: The Series on archive.today.

TV.com stopped being actively updated in 2018 and the site itself is inaccessible as of this writing. Like many other TV shows, Lilo & Stitch: The Series had an entry on this site’s database.

Much of the information on the site was user-contributed (so take some of what was written on here with a grain of salt), but the Lilo & Stitch fanbase probably remember this site better for its predecessor TV Tome, where executive producer Jess Winfield was a regular visitor to the show’s forums under the name “jesstifer” on there during and (for a period of time) after its run. Unfortunately, most of his forum posts on TV Tome remain lost to this day, depriving Lilo & Stitch fans of today some valuable insight to The Series and its production.

As for the archives, most of them were taken earlier this year by me (thank you very much), well after the site became effectively defunct. (Most images didn’t even load at the time of archiving.) The archives mostly consist of all the episodes’ overviews and trivia pages, with some of the episodes’ fan recaps also archived (mainly those that have a complete recap instead of a paragraph or two or a recap page that said, “Coming Soon”).

Lily Sparks: “Meanwhile, at the Court of Fronce’s Winter Formal, Conde and Francis finally had words. Conde told off Francis for hiding behind Mary and told him to take off his little fur cape and let his fists do the talking for once, and and suddenly Francis had pulled two walking sticks out of nowhere and suddenly I was witnessing the most passionate staff fight since two Gandalf cos-players at Comic-Con went for the same jalapeno pretzel......

Meanwhile, Mary and Francis made a small repair to the giant gaping hole in their lives where their relationship used to be: Mary admitted they were trapped in the context of their time, and like every time before it wasn’t super lady-friendly, and Francis was like, “All I ask is that I can stand here and watch you sleep Edward Cullen-style,” and Mary was like, “Deal.” So there’s hope, guys. There’s hope these crazy kids will work things out after all, for at least a couple episodes.”

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