Been skimming through this and one thing to note is that Doctor strange has to be part of the sliding timeline rather than starting his training in 1963 because he's Bruce Banner's childhood friend and supposed to be the same age-ish
Tbf Ragnar's life is just largely fictionalised but you can say that about a lot of history. It'd also hardly the only one on this list that treats god(s) like they're real
Valhalla especially had a lot of good stuff about Cnut's reign and Hardrada
https://www.perioddramas.com/timeline.php
Found this after I put my question in the hub, don't know if you're missing anything though except maybe the two Vikings TV shows
Been watching the new BBC series King & Conqueror and was wondering if anyone had, or had been considering making, a timeline for historical dramas like that?
Put clips in a folder for you to watch, shouldn't need to log in just the link
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17eFEBFWiaP0T8yahx4Gp0TntAKOfIhs2
Saw some people here discussing whether to accept appearances in family guy as being canon and I just wanted to offer my two cents on shows where the cast either know they're in a show or are actors in a show within a show like family guy
Always found this as a good way on perceiving meta...
I know there are no timestamps yet, but what is the F4 timeline looking like. I see the placements but I'm not sure what specific events they're referring to
A companion timeline to my other marvel post focusing on realities in which sliding time is applicable
https://www.thecomicboard.com/threads/marvel-extended-multiverse-fixed-time.15297/
Basically I used the F4 promo to get marvel unlimited and I'll be passively adding to these two posts going...