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So I'm rewatching S3 before starting S4 and Episodes 1-4 look good. Episode 5 covers two days and I remember we settled on the first day being the Saturday before Valentine's Day which would be February 12th not the 11th as you currently have it and it ends on the next day the 13th. In Episode 6...

I'm thinking we're later in November. The Three Years Later title card doesn't have to be exact and Disney + has The Marvels before Agatha on the timeline. With Secret Invasion ending firmly on November 12th, I don't think Agatha begins on the 15th. The way I see it is Secret Invasion is October...

Yeah, I think it's for the best. I wish these shows could keep track of their internal timelines if they're not going to follow the actual time passage between seasons or episodes. I remember Arrowverse shows like The Flash having similar issues where we'd have to just adjust.

The new episode of Agatha has Billy looking at an old newspaper discussing the impact of Wanda's hex dated February 2026. The first time we've had an official on-screen date in the MCU confirming the present day is 2026.

I doubt they even pay attention. A lot of shows lazily assume they're happening in their release year even if evidence within them says otherwise.

Thanks. I lost my personal timeline document when I lost my other ones, so it's nice to have some form of back up.

I'm needing to get caught up on S4 but 2022 should be correct right? Is the timeline for the show missing on the site? I lost mine due to computer issues and was going to try and redo it with S4 out, but I can't seem to find it in the Non-Arrowverse DC show thread.

I've been on vacation and had to watch Agatha on my phone. Rewatching it on my tv, I noticed that Lilia has a November calendar on her fridge. Intentional or not it does fit, so November 2026 after The Marvels fits quite well at this point.

New Agatha spot confirms Agatha's been in Westview "about 3 years". Sure we've heard behind the scenes stuff that's pretty much said so, but it's nice to have actual dialogue in the show.

I mean I prefer and am hoping for an explanation, I just don't have the faith it gets addressed. I still wished they just killed Ritson in Secret Invasion with Ross being his VP and taking his place. Especially since we might have to theorize that's what happened anyway.

That would make the most sense, but I doubt it would be intentional.

It's still a Deadpool movie though and like I said was done because the younger cast was shooting Dark Phoenix around the same time. I honestly doubt it was meant to be taken seriously.

Yeah, I've seen people struggle with the timeline using the joke about Logan's death as if it confirms Deadpool 2 takes place after Logan, but once again it's a 4th wall-breaking joke that isn't meant to be taken at face value.

I tend to not take the Deadpool 2 cameo at face value given the nature of the movie. The reason for the cameo in the first place is Dark Phoenix was filming at the same time and it would be easy to get the younger actors to shoot a small cameo. It was a joke, and I honestly just picture that...

I'd be surprised if that wasn't the plan and they bring them all together to save their universe in Doomsday. Monica then acts as sort of a connection between 10005 and 616.

Loki S2 acted in a way that it works and I honestly wouldn't be bothered by something as simple as a line saying they took care of the Council.

Makes the most sense. My theory is Galactus will destroy F4's universe and the team ends up on 616. The credit scene then reveals Doom ending up there too and setting up Avengers: Doomsday.

Like I said I don’t consider something officially released by the studio as a spoiler. Simple as that. It isn’t like I intentionally was seeking out some leak. There’s a clear difference.