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https://youtu.be/l1HUa4Vnquc?si=FS3LGAtV0pwk_KNE Yoy can easily say that this is a 25th anniversary reunion for the Clerks movie that appeared in Scream. See, any argument against can be disproven but no argument for the connection, like the literal Jay and Silent Bob appearance that is 100%...

Clerks, Mallrats and Dogma exist as a film within the View Askewniverse. Why does Clerks being an in-universe film within Scream disprove them being the same universe? That's literally a fact within the View Askewniverse. Watch Clerks: The Animated Series or Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back. Heck...

If I ever decide to add the View Askew films, Zack and Miri Make a Porno and the True North Duology, this timeline would look so silly. It is my personal belief that all of those are the same universe. I mean, why wouldn't they be?

It's set in Summer and after previous Lakewood Slasher encounters. Probably best set in 2017 with the "new" Lakewood Slasher, I guess.

It's actually probably set in either June-August 2016 or 2017.

Licensed can still count.

Hmm... How compatible is the DC Showcase short with the tie-in comic? Oh god, don't even make me think about it.

I miss when there wasn't some dumb stupid "adjacent" canon thing. Why can't we just put things together in a clean way and say... "yeah. This is all one thing." It's just so messy.

Wait, no. Adam dies twice in the comic then, no?

Ah, maybe.

I think he was just joking about how S7 onwards isn't based on his life. I don't really think there's any reason to exclude things after S6. The crossover implies that it's being told in present day and the comic's set in the 1980s, like the show. Perhaps, like the TV show, it's an exaggerated...

Interesting point.

I like the way that separating them feels clean, personally. Might just be me.

The Peter Jackson timeline would be amazing. You can include Braindead because of easter egg connections and the Peter Jackson connection just for fun.

I suppose that's true.

You don't count Lost in Space but you count serveral other appearances that aren't fully licensed.

I suppose.

Zachery Smith Age 22 Age 51-52 I mean, technically it works...

Zachary Smith from Lost in Space should be 22 in Batman '66, which is very funny.

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