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Fast & Furious
2001 - Better Luck Tomorrow
2004 - The Fast and the Furious
2004 - Turbo Charged Prelude
2005 - 2 Fast 2 Furious
2006 - Annapolis
2009 - Los Bandoleros
2009 - Fast & Furious
2011 - Fast Five
201? - Fast & Furious: Showdown
2013 - Furious 6
2014 - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
2014 - Furious 7
2017 - The Fate of the Furious
201? - Fast & Furious: Hobbs and Shaw
201? - Fast & Furious: Crossroads
201? - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S1-6
2019 - Fast & Furious 9

Granted this is hastily thrown together.
 
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Fast & Furious
2002 - Better Luck Tomorrow
2004 - The Fast and the Furious
2004 - Turbo Charged Prelude
2006 - 2 Fast 2 Furious
2006 - Annapolis
2009 - Los Bandoleros
2009 - Fast & Furious
2011 - Fast Five
2013 - Furious 6
2014 - The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift
2014 - Furious 7
2017 - The Fate of the Furious
2017 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S1
2018 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S2
2018 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S3
2019 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S4
2019 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S5
2019 - Fast & Furious: Spy Racers S6
2019 - Fast & Furious: Hobbs and Shaw
2019 - Fast & Furious 9

Granted this is hastily thrown together.
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From whre did you took the dates?
 
The Fast & Furious wiki. I haven't really looked into it to be honest.
 
Red Notice, Army of Thieves, and Money Heist take place in the same universe apparently.
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I did a summary. I don't actually know anything because I haven't looked into it.
 
I only learned recently. It has a character from Better Luck Tomorrow and it was confirmed to be connected behind the scenes, even though its pretty random.
 
Also, do we think Earl from F&F is the same character as Virgil Hu from BLT due to Earl knowing Han... or do we think that they're two different people that happen to look the same? It happens in fiction.
 
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Red Notice, Army of Thieves, and Money Heist take place in the same universe apparently.
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Criminal Support Group

Criminal Support Group is a promotional short that was created to advertise Netflix's various heist-related projects, primarily focusing on Red Notice, Army of Thieves, and Money Heist. It's a short film featuring characters from each of these franchises meeting in an encoded chatroom to speak...
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So, Lupin and Ozark would also be part of this "Theft Universe" or something like
 
Better Luck Tomorrow is set in 2001. There's a "Monday October 15th, 2001" newspaper. The film spans 4 months.
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I imagine that the early Fast & Furious films have dates that were retconed by later films, considering the wiki. In that case, just ignore the year in any prop date I guess.
 
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Also, do we think Earl from F&F is the same character as Virgil Hu from BLT due to Earl knowing Han... or do we think that they're two different people that happen to look the same? It happens in fiction.
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Well, assuming he recovers from his coma. I can see it. Maybe he changed his name to avoid the law.
- BLT spoilers
 
Always thought it was cool when Harrison Ford showed up in the series.

Are you gonna include the old Indie scenes? Assuming they're still canon.
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Bookends

"Bookends" is the terminology used for the framing segments used in most episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV show. Taking place in the-then contemporary early 1990s, the bookends usually depicted the elderly Indiana Jones encountering several individuals and telling them stories of...
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In 1996, George Lucas and editor T.M. Christopher re-edited the series into 22 feature-length episodes, known as "chapters", which make up The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones during which all of Hall's bookends were removed leaving just those scenes featuring Ford. Flanery's bookends, meanwhile, would be be expanded and reworked to create the latter half of Winds of Change. As a consequence of the bookends' removal, various actors, while still credited for their roles, did not actually feature in the re-edited episodes. Nevertheless, the hands of the older Indiana Jones can still be seen closing his journal at the end of the closing title sequence.
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Always thought it was cool when Harrison Ford showed up in the series.

Are you gonna include the old Indie scenes? Assuming they're still canon.
indianajones.fandom.com

Bookends

"Bookends" is the terminology used for the framing segments used in most episodes of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV show. Taking place in the-then contemporary early 1990s, the bookends usually depicted the elderly Indiana Jones encountering several individuals and telling them stories of...
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Personally I'm not. Since Lucas removed them, I'd consider them in the same vein as the OG theatrical editions of the Star Wars trilogy. The new film edits of Young Indy are Lucas-Canon.
 
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