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In a video produced by the site, staff members can be seen using the site's photo-sharing app (it's still not 100 percent reliable and some sites are still refusing to remove ads, so check your browser's cache to see if ads appear there) to post a listing of titles. It's unclear how many titles are up for grabs.

Among the confirmed entries are the opening credits and title cards to each episode of the show, along with a clip of a scene from the movie.

The new additions are a huge hit, particularly after years of being blocked in search results and an entire page dedicated to the site having been completely taken down from the Internet on Christmas Day.

One recent listing shows the page being hosted on a server, but that has since been updated and the page seems to have vanished.

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"So it is indeed official." the Wikipedia page, which was created with more than 3.7 million users, stated.

The new listings may have been inspired by a few other entries, such as the website for a movie trailer for an episode of Friends, but Wikipedia's editors said there is a reason for the site's popularity right now with the release of the series finale.

See photos of the site's most popular entries:

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The show was created by Kevin Spacey, Amy Poehler, Andy Samberg, David Spade, Scott Baio and Robert Downey Jr. They have previously served as writing credits alongside their on-screen counterparts on the show.

Here's a look at the rest of the official titles now on Wikipedia:

"1st Episode — 'A Time to Kill'" — A woman is sitting at the table, having her lunch, when her father is brutally