And The Paper (the new sequel to be released), and wasn't there talk that The Office Australia is canon? Also, I think it would be cool if all were in one big universe, but UK/US/The Paper/David Brent Film are the only ones 100% canon (and several other things could be included with Easter Eggs, )
better ask when Monkey Island is set.
If the Sea of Thieves DLC is canon, then around Pirates of the Caribbean
Eh, that's multiverse stuff. Sea of Thieves is a separate realm that crosses over with the Pirates of the Caribbean dimension.
Dates
Although the Monkey Island series doesn't form a significant backstory timeline, these real-life dates are given in dialogue, mostly in The Curse of Monkey Island. 1612 Great Puerto Pollo Potluck Jamboree where many chickens give their lives. 1621 Baron Salmon Bisque de Goodsoup begins his...monkeyisland.fandom.com
well this changes things.
Pushing this, I cannot come to an conclusion
It could fit, but the Guy Wood name bothers me, where is it even form
and the video games?
That'd be on the Ghostbusters timeline. Elon Spengler and the Waste Busters were referenced in the IDW comics, technically making The Earth Day Special canon (?).
The day a Tommy Westphall thread is made is the day we've peaked at Timeline threads XD
I don't think it's possible due to the live action movies occurring in the animated series as films.
It being an in-universe movie doesn't prevent it from being the same universe. That doesn't really seem any different than when it happens in the View Ansewinverse, Doctor Who, Die Hard (due to the crossover with Chuck), and probably many many more.
The Men in Black wiki finds no issues with L being there. In fact, it makes sense that she works for MiB since she joined in the first film. I'm not sure what they could be talking about, but considering the actual wiki finds no issues with Agent L, I'm inclined to believe that her being there longer than Agent J is an inference they made rather than a fact. Even still, that's not impossible considering that she could have been retired before the first film anyway.
If you can make it work, more power to you. I personally think the characterizations and appearances of the characters doesn't match up with the designs/voices in the show so I don't count it. I think it being in an alternate timeline makes more sense.It being an in-universe movie doesn't prevent it from being the same universe. That doesn't really seem any different than when it happens in the View Ansewinverse, Doctor Who, Die Hard (due to the crossover with Chuck), and probably many many more.
I mean, they got Vincent D'Onofrio back for the series. I've been told that they reference K being neuralyzed in the past from someone who has seen the series and told me it can work.
The Men in Black wiki finds no issues with L being there. In fact, it makes sense that she works for MiB since she joined in the first film. I'm not sure what they could be talking about, but considering the actual wiki finds no issues with Agent L, I'm inclined to believe that her being there longer than Agent J is an inference they made rather than a fact. Even still, that's not impossible considering that she could have been retired before the first film anyway.
Agent L
—Agent L Agent L, originally Dr. Laurel Weaver, also called Elle, or just L, was an agent of the MiB. She was a beautiful but cynical former deputy medical examiner. She joined MiB after Agent K was neuralyzed, so she became Agent J's new partner but later became chief scientific officer and an...meninblack.fandom.com
That's very clearly NOT the same as our version of the first movie. The first movie is only ever referenced as happening in the exact same universe as the series, so this was just a meta joke. TV Tropes, once again, is WRONG.
