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Terminator 3: The Redemption likely diverges from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines when the T-850 fights the T-X in the second-to-last fight (namely, in that the T-850 isn't reprogrammed to try and attack John and Kate, but sent forward to the future where Skynet won)...

Yeah, exactly. That's why I'm against using The War Games Colourized over the original B&W serial.

But... Season 6B! The War Games Colourized makes it incompatible!

You also have Kamen Rider to add in with all the crossovers.

Honestly, Star Trek Online alone is enough of a challenge to cover, given it's an MMO

@DaddyRomeo oh yeah, dunno when you plan to start your Dexter timeline, but been looking online, and apparently, the comics that Jeff Lindsay wrote are set in the continuity of the Novels.

Also, I'm guessing "extremely unlikely" because of aliens being public knowledge?

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Uhhh, I meant Predator: Hunting Ground. Brain derped while typing up the original post.

Honestly, out of all the "non-canon franchises", I feel that Outland and Death Race would easily be able to fit into this universe without any issue. After all, neither of them have any major issues like Independence Day's having much of Humanity killed by the Harvesters, as well as L.A. being...

And what about Death Race? Isn't the the only thing against it being included is the fact that it's by a different studio?

And considering Peter Weyland's existence, that would also retroactively make him the Mr. Weyland that appeared in Concrete Jungle's ending.

Pretty sure @Pro Bot is doing it as part of the Earth-66 Timeline.

Branched timelines or something, IDK

I mean, there is the whole "Morley cigarettes" connection, buuuut let's not go there.

Dunno if anyone plans to do a CSI-verse order/timeline, but... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CSI_(franchise)#Crossovers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_and_a_Half_Men#Crossovers_and_other_appearances Going off these, such an order would include the following:

Nothing indicating any ties to Killer of Killers that I could see.

Fair enough, though considering that last we heard of Wey-Yu was Walmart buying them out, it begs the question of how they came back from that. And that's even assuming it's post Alien Resurrection. For all we know, it could be between 3 and Resurrection, but maybe once the tie-in comic comes...

Maybe when the film comes out on home media/Disney+, we'll be able to properly analyse it.