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Yeah they don’t show the year but the days of the week on the calendar match 2025. Not saying it means much, just noting. S1 isn’t specific in when it’s starts either beyond it being the start of the Fall semester, we just assume the school year is the same as any university when that...

I agree with the wiki on a lot of things, but I do think it's somewhat stubborn they'll ignore the timeline book giving specific dates that work. Especially when they're so close to what they have anyway.

Noticed the episode had a calendar matching September 2025. There's nothing that states the school year has to start in August so this could fit (obviously ignoring the days of the week matching 2025) or enough time's passed to where the past couple episodes are in early September.

Just saying it's probably best to keep expectations in check. Remember the Daisy in Secret Invasion rumors ? At most I think there's is an LMD name drop that necesarily isn't a specific AoS reference (since the term was referenced in Avengers first).

I feel it was overt enough to where it's clearly how they believed the placement of the season was. I agree it should be ignored since it doesn't line up, but I still feel it's intentional on their end. Like with S4 I completely get believing the election in the show was meant to mirror the...

We do have the 2024 stuff in The Boys S4 and rewatching Gen V S1 before S2 I noticed some for 2023. The thing is no matter what, Gen V S1 has to be the same year as The Boys S4 since Gen V S2 is picking up the following school year.

Still it's sad you have to do that kind of stretching though. I get they know most people don't care about the timeline, but it's still pretty lazy to not be consistent.

TBF, when the shows keep treating themselves like they're real time and continuously feature the year the season's released, you really can't blame them.

For me personally, Fall/Winter 2014 has the stronger evidence. Stuff like meeting “several” months ago is vague enough that I think even if it’s close to a year it can work. TBH, it’s really personal preference since there really isn’t much difference between say October-December 2014 or...

Yeah, I don't feel like weather is always a go to. Especially when there's hard evidence to contradict it. I do feel like for the most part the Netflix shows had a they were taking place around the time they were filmed mentality. Of course that had to change with the seasons shot after Infinity...

I've always personally liked DDS1 in Fall/Winter 2014. The show filmed from July to December 2014 and with the weather starting out warmer and getting cooler it's always made more sense to me. Plus Karen's line of "the last two years" when talking about since The Battle of New York and the last...

Sorry, I'm just now seeing this but looks good.

Curious where you got your dates. Like I said Homecoming makes it pretty clear that Tony took Peter for the weekend and the extended video journal shows the day after the airport is Saturday.

Tried to leave this as a Conversation but for some reason it wouldn't let me. The timeline book confirms Civil War as Spring 2016, so the latest it should be is Mid-June. May 3rd, 2016- Lagos/Tony at MIT (matching the real world date of the WHIH breaking news tweet) June 12th, 2016- Ross...

I personally have Civil War beginning in Mid-June since the timeline book refers to it as Spring 2016, Black Widow as Spring-Summer 2016, and Black Panther as just Summer 2016. We know that Tony takes Peter for the weekend which would mean the airport battle should fall on a Friday (June 17th)...

Knowing how Gunn talks, I just take him to mean Earth-2 as a second Earth rather than an official designation.

Got a little worried when they showed snow and mentioned the cold in the opening scene, but then that "6 Months Later" lined up perfectly. Also appreciated the confirmation that the scene was January and Superman was "Summer" (I'd consider late May to technically be Summer).

I think the key difference is Feige wanted Daredevil from the beginning before Perlmutter gave it to Loeb. Plus he seemed to be a fan of Cox and D'Onofrio and knew how much fans did too so it was easy for him to bring them back. Plus the Netflix shows didn't shake up the overall world as much as...

I mean I watched and enjoyed the show and for now do lean to it being canon, but I think it's fair why others may not. I just don't get the hostility from both sides over it. I still very much doubt it's ever relevant again in the future of the MCU so all this back and forth over a show that had...

And I’m making a valid prediction that it stays Fall 2024 like the timeline book and therefore Marvel Studios tells us. Until we hear anything contradictory (there’s nothing that says we ever will) there’s nothing more official.