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Have you ever done The Man From UNCLE?

So I just found out that in "Moonraker" access to Drax's base is controlled by a musically coded keypad. The tune is the same five notes used to communicate with the aliens at the end of "Close Encounters Of The Third Kind". That begs the question, is Close Encounters canon OR just an...

Here is another take on Domino in case it makes more sense they are indeed separate characters with the same nickname. Integrating Domino: Two Women, One Cursed Name The two Dominoes—Dominique "Domino" Derval in Thunderball (1965) and Domino Petachi in Never Say Never Again (1983)—are distinct...

Part VI Integrating Domino: One Woman, Two Names, One Enduring Shadow The two Dominoes—Dominique "Domino" Derval in Thunderball (1965) and Domino Petachi in Never Say Never Again (1983)—are not separate characters but the same woman operating under evolving aliases, a seamless fit once we...

Part V Integrating Blofeld: A Multi-Headed Hydra of Succession Blofeld's apparent resurrection in Never Say Never Again—mere months after his on-screen death in Octopussy (1983)—poses no contradiction when we embrace the theory that "Blofeld" is not a single man but a rotating title within a...

Part IV Integrating the Largos: A Dynastic Succession Within SPECTRE The shared surname between Emilio Largo of Thunderball (1965) and Maximilian Largo of Never Say Never Again (1983) is not a careless duplication but a narrative opportunity that resolves cleanly when the two are positioned as...

Part III Integrating Count Lippe: A Recurring SPECTRE Enforcer Across Decades The reappearance of a SPECTRE operative named Lippe in Never Say Never Again is not a coincidence or contradiction but a deliberate echo that strengthens continuity when interpreted as the same man surviving and...

Part II Integrating Patricia Fearing: A Cohesive Romantic and Professional Thread The character of Patricia Fearing, the MI6-assigned physiotherapist, further solidifies continuity when viewed as the same woman appearing at two distinct career stages, separated by nearly two decades. In...

So I have an update on "Never Say Never Again". I asked AI to see if it could help fit this film into the EON canon. I think it did a pretty good job honestly. Here is what it's main answer was: The Seamless Bond: Establishing Continuity Between The James Bond franchise is renowned for its...

Last week I was able to watch "The Living Daylights". Not much timeline info, but I think we can figure it out with the evidence presented. James Bond states: "Our paths have crossed over the years." in regards to Leonid Pushkin. If you consider James Bond to be "the same guy" since "Dr. No"...

Over the weekend I was finally able to sit down and watch 1985's "A View To A Kill". I'm hoping to be back in the swing of things and get through this franchise so we can get it time-lined. This one only had a couple of findings for the placement. At around the 31:31 mark, a check dated "3 May...

Has anyone done the Quite Place trilogy?

So are these supposed to be the "Dark Universe"?

Can someone please tell me if anyone did a timeline for Transformers Animated?

Is there a timeline for the Transformers: Animated series?

And then at the end there is this exchange during the final scene, which takes place "months" after the six month jump. Dick: "Gosh, Bruce, it's been months. How do you think Harvey will act when he sees us?" Bruce: "The warden says Harvey's been a model prisoner."

As for Batman VS Two-Face, a 1968 Ford Galaxie 500 can be seen at one point, placing this film in at least this year.

We never see anyone visit...

This is Dick's own apartment after Bruce fired him. So no Alfred!

Personally I consider the two animated films "based on" the live action series rather than a part of it. But your milage may vary.