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Not sure I just talked about it with someone a few days ago and they said something about that being incompatible
I've talked to someone who binged it and they said it all works. Maybe they meant the five founders compared to the seven in the time travel episode? Even then, that's barely a problem and all the details match up with the live-action properties.
 
FONTANA – L'UNIVERS DU LOUP
Tom Fontana × Dick Wolf
Le plus grand univers partagé des séries policières américaines
1982 – 2026
Introduction
L'univers Fontana-Wolf désigne l'ensemble des séries télévisées américaines liées par des crossovers canoniques, diffusées principalement sur NBC. Deux créateurs en sont les architectes :
Tom Fontana, showrunner et producteur légendaire de St. Elsewhere et Homicide: Life on the Street, a écrit ou co-écrit des dizaines d'épisodes clés qui ont établi une narration interconnectée dès les années 1980.
Dick Wolf, créateur des franchises Law & Order et One Chicago, a construit à partir des années 1990 le réseau de crossover le plus ambitieux de l'histoire des séries policières.
Leur longue collaboration – tous deux ont travaillé pour NBC dans les années 1980 – a donné lieu au premier crossover majeur entre les séries New York, police judiciaire et Homicide : Life on the Street en 1995. Depuis, cet univers partagé s'est étendu à plus de 25 séries et des milliers d'heures de contenu.
L'univers de Fontana
Tom Fontana a développé un réseau de séries interconnectées grâce à des personnages communs, des références et des lieux fictifs récurrents.
Saint-Ailleurs (1982–1988)
Se déroulant à l'hôpital St. Eligius de Boston, cette série est la série fondatrice. Elle a établi des liens qui se retrouveront plus tard dans Homicide et Oz, et a inspiré la théorie de « l'univers de Tommy Westphall ».
Homicide : La vie dans la rue (1993–1999)
Se déroulant au sein de la brigade criminelle de Baltimore, cette série est la série phare de la franchise. Elle marque le premier crossover avec New York, police judiciaire et introduit le personnage de John Munch.
Oz (1997–2003)
L'histoire se déroule dans une prison de haute sécurité, avec des liens via des médias fictifs partagés (Miss Sally's Schoolyard) et des références à St. Elsewhere.
Le Rythme (1999–2000)
Série policière new-yorkaise de courte durée, liée par des éléments fictifs communs.
L'univers de Dick Wolf
Dick Wolf a bâti un écosystème multi-franchises articulé autour de trois piliers :
Franchise New York, police judiciaire
Éléments principaux : le New York Ledger (journal fictif) et l'université Hudson (université fictive).
Comprend :
Loi et ordre
New York, unité spéciale : victimes
intention criminelle
Crime organisé
Loi et ordre : Toronto, etc.
Une franchise de Chicago
Chicago Fire
Police de Chicago
Chicago Med
Justice de Chicago
Lien clé : Peter Stone, fils de Ben Stone (New York, police judiciaire).
Franchise du FBI
FBI
FBI : Les personnes les plus recherchées
FBI : International
CIA (2026)
Lié à One Chicago par le biais de personnages communs.
Crossovers majeurs
Fontana × Wolf (New York, police judiciaire / Homicide)
Premier crossover (1995) : Mike Logan se rend à Baltimore
Plusieurs crossovers en deux parties
Migration permanente : John Munch → SVU
New York, police judiciaire ↔ Un Chicago
Des crossovers sur plusieurs épisodes impliquant New York Unité Spéciale et Chicago Police Department
Événements majeurs en trois parties touchant les services d'incendie, de police et de justice.
Un Chicago ↔ FBI
Enquêtes communes et apparitions de personnages
Lancement d'un crossover pour FBI : International
Éléments fictionnels partagés
New York Ledger — apparaît dans plusieurs séries
Université Hudson — cadre académique récurrent
La cour de récréation de Miss Sally — une émission pour enfants fictive
Hôpital Saint-Élige — point d'ancrage
Personnages clés
John Munch — le personnage ayant connu le plus de crossovers dans l'histoire de la télévision
Mike Logan — premier agent de transition
Olivia Benson — personnage central de SVU
Elliot Stabler — passé au crime organisé
Dr Roxanne Turner — pont direct Fontana-Wolf
Chronologie (Points saillants)
1982 — Lancement de St. Elsewhere
1990 — Début de New York, police judiciaire
1995 — Premier crossover
1999 — Lancement de New York Unité Spéciale, transfert de Munch
2012 — Début de Chicago Fire
2018 — Lancement du FBI
2026 — Débuts de la CIA
Héritage et conclusion
L'univers Fontana-Wolf est sans doute l'univers partagé le plus long et le plus vaste de la télévision, antérieur aux univers cinématographiques modernes.
Son originalité réside dans son origine organique : non pas une stratégie d'entreprise, mais une collaboration créative. Ce qui a commencé comme une simple expérience de croisement s'est transformé en un système narratif interconnecté s'étendant sur plusieurs décennies.
Avec plus de 25 séries et une expansion continue, elle reste active en 2026.
Comme l'a dit Dick Wolf :
« Ces émissions ne cherchent pas à être l'émission du moment. Il s'agit de pérenniser leur succès. »
 
Here's my AVP Omni-corp Theory I created the list of over 60 movies and shows and researched all the information but to be honest i used googles AI to confirm dates and connect the timeline based on evidense it could find. As a note I am not a fan of AI as a source of information but I do enjoy it as a tool. Anyway without further ado.
841Predator: Killer of Killers (Viking)HistoricalEarliest Contact: Yautja abduct Viking raiders for the "Nexus" arena.
1609Predator: Killer of Killers (Samurai)HistoricalFeudal Japan abduction; Yautja interest in human blades begins.
1715Prey (Pistol Origin)HistoricalThe Adolini 1715 flintlock is engraved; later seen in Predator 2.
1719PreyHistoricalNaru defeats the "Feral" Predator; verified 1719 setting [1, 2].
1942Predator: Killer of Killers (WWII)HistoricalA dogfight leads to a Yautja encounter over the Pacific.
1962Man in the High CastleSimulationCorporate "Ancestry Simulation" used to test human compliance.
1984The TerminatorHistoricalAI Genesis: T-800 arrival; birth of Cyberdyne (later Hyperdyne).
1985CommandoHistoricalVal Verde: Matrix (Arnold) fights in the nation from Predator [1, 2].
1985Mad MaxHistoricalThe Collapse: Early oil wars lead to the fall of the MFP.
1987PredatorHistoricalThe Hunter: Dutch Schaefer (Arnold) survives a Yautja encounter.
1987RoboCopHistoricalOCP: Early rival to Weyland; "Delta City" inspires future colonies.
1988Die HardHistoricalNakatomi: Nakatomi Corp is a confirmed W-Y subsidiary [1, 2].
1988The Road WarriorHistoricalSociety fully collapses; Max enters the legendary wasteland.
1990Die Hard 2HistoricalVal Verde: Villains linked to Val Verde military coups.
1992Buffy (Film)MediaFictionalized movie based on real reports of occult "Slayers."
1995Terminator 2HistoricalDestruction of Cyberdyne delays Skynet, allowing the BR future.
1997Predator 2HistoricalThe Bridge: A Xenomorph skull is visible in the trophy room [1, 2].
1997Terminator ZeroDivergentAlternate 1997 timeline exploring localized AI resistance in Japan.
1999AngelHistoricalWolfram & Hart lists W-Y as a primary client in their lobby.
2003PaycheckHistoricalEarly research into memory-implants later used by Rekall.
2004Alien vs. PredatorClassifiedCharles Bishop Weyland uses Yautja tech to jumpstart his empire.
2004AVP: RequiemClassifiedW-Y recovers the first sample of Xenomorph bio-matter.
2006The Adjustment BureauDocumentaryExposes the "Engineers'" agents managing human history.
2011Rise of the Planet of the ApesDivergentThe ALZ-113 virus (Simian Flu) begins spreading.
2013A Scanner DarklyHistoricalSubstance D crisis leads to neural-link surveillance tech.
2018The PredatorHistoricalConfirms AVP is canon via the presence of Lex's spear.
2018Terminator SalvationDivergentFollows John Connor in a timeline where Skynet launched early.
2019Blade RunnerHistoricalEldon Tyrell creates Replicants; Ridley Scott confirmed tie to Weyland.
2022BR: Black Out 2022HistoricalThe Blackout: Digital records are wiped, favoring physical files.
2023TED 2023 (Weyland Files)HistoricalPeter Weyland's public "God" manifesto.
2024PredatorsHistoricalProves Yautja seed Xenomorphs on game planets for hunting.
2028War for the Planet of the ApesDivergentCaesar's final stand; humanity devolves while apes rise.
2032Blade Runner: Black LotusHistoricalFollows a rogue female Replicant in post-Blackout Los Angeles.
2035The MartianPropagandaW-Y funded story to normalize risks of early space colonization.
20362036: Nexus DawnHistoricalNiander Wallace introduces "perfected" Nexus-9 Replicants.
2036SoldierHistoricalSidequel: Sgt. Todd fought at Tannhäuser Gate (Blade Runner).
2047Event HorizonHistoricalFirst failed Warp attempt; debris found in Soldier junk piles.
20482048: Nowhere to RunHistoricalSapper Morton (Nexus-8) in hiding before the events of BR 2049.
2049Blade Runner 2049HistoricalWallace Corp buys Tyrell; bio-ancestors of W-Y Synthetics.
2050Fury RoadHistoricalWater Wars: Max is a mythic figure in the post-apocalyptic citadel.
2054Minority ReportHistoricalW-Y subsidiary tests precognition for population control.
2070Total Recall 2070HistoricalCorporate Mars established; Rekall memory tech becomes standard.
2081OutlandHistoricalCon-Am: A W-Y subsidiary runs moon mining operations.
2084Total RecallHistoricalQuaid's journey is possibly a W-Y memory test for corporate spies.
2093PrometheusHistoricalPeter Weyland seeks the Engineers; Tyrell is his mentor.
2099Blade Runner 2099HistoricalThe Merger: Final consolidation of Weyland and Yutani.
2104Alien: CovenantHistoricalDavid 8 refines the Xenomorph using the "Black Goo" [1, 2].
2120Alien: EarthHistoricalFirst Contact: The Xenomorph reaches Earth [1, 2].
2122AlienHistoricalThe Nostromo: freighter computer "Mother" uses BR UI.
2137Alien: IsolationHistoricalAmanda Ripley searches for her mother 15 years post-Nostromo.
2142Alien: RomulusHistoricalBridges "clean" tech with industrial military gear [1, 2].
2154AvatarHistoricalRDA: Early Power Loader tech used for colonial extraction.
2179Aliens / Alien 3HistoricalRipley's stasis ends; USCM use weapons from the Soldier era.
2297Starship TroopersPropagandaW-Y recruitment film preparing for "Bug Hunts."
2328Kingdom of the ApesDivergentApe dynasty era; 300 years after Caesar.
2381Alien ResurrectionHistoricalRipley 8 created; ship tech leads to the Firefly era.
~2400Predator: BadlandsHistoricalThe Alliance: A W-Y Synthetic and a Predator team up [1, 2].
2517Firefly / SerenityHistoricalEarth abandoned. W-Y logos appear on gun turrets.
3978Planet of the ApesDivergentTaylor returns to an Earth ruled by Apes.



As a secondary note I had it generate a thesis explaining it in full detail with citations if anyone is interested in that i can post it as well
 
Here's my AVP Omni-corp Theory I created the list of over 60 movies and shows and researched all the information but to be honest i used googles AI to confirm dates and connect the timeline based on evidense it could find. As a note I am not a fan of AI as a source of information but I do enjoy it as a tool. Anyway without further ado.
841Predator: Killer of Killers (Viking)HistoricalEarliest Contact: Yautja abduct Viking raiders for the "Nexus" arena.
1609Predator: Killer of Killers (Samurai)HistoricalFeudal Japan abduction; Yautja interest in human blades begins.
1715Prey (Pistol Origin)HistoricalThe Adolini 1715 flintlock is engraved; later seen in Predator 2.
1719PreyHistoricalNaru defeats the "Feral" Predator; verified 1719 setting [1, 2].
1942Predator: Killer of Killers (WWII)HistoricalA dogfight leads to a Yautja encounter over the Pacific.
1962Man in the High CastleSimulationCorporate "Ancestry Simulation" used to test human compliance.
1984The TerminatorHistoricalAI Genesis: T-800 arrival; birth of Cyberdyne (later Hyperdyne).
1985CommandoHistoricalVal Verde: Matrix (Arnold) fights in the nation from Predator [1, 2].
1985Mad MaxHistoricalThe Collapse: Early oil wars lead to the fall of the MFP.
1987PredatorHistoricalThe Hunter: Dutch Schaefer (Arnold) survives a Yautja encounter.
1987RoboCopHistoricalOCP: Early rival to Weyland; "Delta City" inspires future colonies.
1988Die HardHistoricalNakatomi: Nakatomi Corp is a confirmed W-Y subsidiary [1, 2].
1988The Road WarriorHistoricalSociety fully collapses; Max enters the legendary wasteland.
1990Die Hard 2HistoricalVal Verde: Villains linked to Val Verde military coups.
1992Buffy (Film)MediaFictionalized movie based on real reports of occult "Slayers."
1995Terminator 2HistoricalDestruction of Cyberdyne delays Skynet, allowing the BR future.
1997Predator 2HistoricalThe Bridge: A Xenomorph skull is visible in the trophy room [1, 2].
1997Terminator ZeroDivergentAlternate 1997 timeline exploring localized AI resistance in Japan.
1999AngelHistoricalWolfram & Hart lists W-Y as a primary client in their lobby.
2003PaycheckHistoricalEarly research into memory-implants later used by Rekall.
2004Alien vs. PredatorClassifiedCharles Bishop Weyland uses Yautja tech to jumpstart his empire.
2004AVP: RequiemClassifiedW-Y recovers the first sample of Xenomorph bio-matter.
2006The Adjustment BureauDocumentaryExposes the "Engineers'" agents managing human history.
2011Rise of the Planet of the ApesDivergentThe ALZ-113 virus (Simian Flu) begins spreading.
2013A Scanner DarklyHistoricalSubstance D crisis leads to neural-link surveillance tech.
2018The PredatorHistoricalConfirms AVP is canon via the presence of Lex's spear.
2018Terminator SalvationDivergentFollows John Connor in a timeline where Skynet launched early.
2019Blade RunnerHistoricalEldon Tyrell creates Replicants; Ridley Scott confirmed tie to Weyland.
2022BR: Black Out 2022HistoricalThe Blackout: Digital records are wiped, favoring physical files.
2023TED 2023 (Weyland Files)HistoricalPeter Weyland's public "God" manifesto.
2024PredatorsHistoricalProves Yautja seed Xenomorphs on game planets for hunting.
2028War for the Planet of the ApesDivergentCaesar's final stand; humanity devolves while apes rise.
2032Blade Runner: Black LotusHistoricalFollows a rogue female Replicant in post-Blackout Los Angeles.
2035The MartianPropagandaW-Y funded story to normalize risks of early space colonization.
20362036: Nexus DawnHistoricalNiander Wallace introduces "perfected" Nexus-9 Replicants.
2036SoldierHistoricalSidequel: Sgt. Todd fought at Tannhäuser Gate (Blade Runner).
2047Event HorizonHistoricalFirst failed Warp attempt; debris found in Soldier junk piles.
20482048: Nowhere to RunHistoricalSapper Morton (Nexus-8) in hiding before the events of BR 2049.
2049Blade Runner 2049HistoricalWallace Corp buys Tyrell; bio-ancestors of W-Y Synthetics.
2050Fury RoadHistoricalWater Wars: Max is a mythic figure in the post-apocalyptic citadel.
2054Minority ReportHistoricalW-Y subsidiary tests precognition for population control.
2070Total Recall 2070HistoricalCorporate Mars established; Rekall memory tech becomes standard.
2081OutlandHistoricalCon-Am: A W-Y subsidiary runs moon mining operations.
2084Total RecallHistoricalQuaid's journey is possibly a W-Y memory test for corporate spies.
2093PrometheusHistoricalPeter Weyland seeks the Engineers; Tyrell is his mentor.
2099Blade Runner 2099HistoricalThe Merger: Final consolidation of Weyland and Yutani.
2104Alien: CovenantHistoricalDavid 8 refines the Xenomorph using the "Black Goo" [1, 2].
2120Alien: EarthHistoricalFirst Contact: The Xenomorph reaches Earth [1, 2].
2122AlienHistoricalThe Nostromo: freighter computer "Mother" uses BR UI.
2137Alien: IsolationHistoricalAmanda Ripley searches for her mother 15 years post-Nostromo.
2142Alien: RomulusHistoricalBridges "clean" tech with industrial military gear [1, 2].
2154AvatarHistoricalRDA: Early Power Loader tech used for colonial extraction.
2179Aliens / Alien 3HistoricalRipley's stasis ends; USCM use weapons from the Soldier era.
2297Starship TroopersPropagandaW-Y recruitment film preparing for "Bug Hunts."
2328Kingdom of the ApesDivergentApe dynasty era; 300 years after Caesar.
2381Alien ResurrectionHistoricalRipley 8 created; ship tech leads to the Firefly era.
~2400Predator: BadlandsHistoricalThe Alliance: A W-Y Synthetic and a Predator team up [1, 2].
2517Firefly / SerenityHistoricalEarth abandoned. W-Y logos appear on gun turrets.
3978Planet of the ApesDivergentTaylor returns to an Earth ruled by Apes.



As a secondary note I had it generate a thesis explaining it in full detail with citations if anyone is interested in that i can post it as well
The Angel One should be in 2004.
 
Here's my AVP Omni-corp Theory I created the list of over 60 movies and shows and researched all the information but to be honest i used googles AI to confirm dates and connect the timeline based on evidense it could find. As a note I am not a fan of AI as a source of information but I do enjoy it as a tool. Anyway without further ado.
841Predator: Killer of Killers (Viking)HistoricalEarliest Contact: Yautja abduct Viking raiders for the "Nexus" arena.
1609Predator: Killer of Killers (Samurai)HistoricalFeudal Japan abduction; Yautja interest in human blades begins.
1715Prey (Pistol Origin)HistoricalThe Adolini 1715 flintlock is engraved; later seen in Predator 2.
1719PreyHistoricalNaru defeats the "Feral" Predator; verified 1719 setting [1, 2].
1942Predator: Killer of Killers (WWII)HistoricalA dogfight leads to a Yautja encounter over the Pacific.
1962Man in the High CastleSimulationCorporate "Ancestry Simulation" used to test human compliance.
1984The TerminatorHistoricalAI Genesis: T-800 arrival; birth of Cyberdyne (later Hyperdyne).
1985CommandoHistoricalVal Verde: Matrix (Arnold) fights in the nation from Predator [1, 2].
1985Mad MaxHistoricalThe Collapse: Early oil wars lead to the fall of the MFP.
1987PredatorHistoricalThe Hunter: Dutch Schaefer (Arnold) survives a Yautja encounter.
1987RoboCopHistoricalOCP: Early rival to Weyland; "Delta City" inspires future colonies.
1988Die HardHistoricalNakatomi: Nakatomi Corp is a confirmed W-Y subsidiary [1, 2].
1988The Road WarriorHistoricalSociety fully collapses; Max enters the legendary wasteland.
1990Die Hard 2HistoricalVal Verde: Villains linked to Val Verde military coups.
1992Buffy (Film)MediaFictionalized movie based on real reports of occult "Slayers."
1995Terminator 2HistoricalDestruction of Cyberdyne delays Skynet, allowing the BR future.
1997Predator 2HistoricalThe Bridge: A Xenomorph skull is visible in the trophy room [1, 2].
1997Terminator ZeroDivergentAlternate 1997 timeline exploring localized AI resistance in Japan.
1999AngelHistoricalWolfram & Hart lists W-Y as a primary client in their lobby.
2003PaycheckHistoricalEarly research into memory-implants later used by Rekall.
2004Alien vs. PredatorClassifiedCharles Bishop Weyland uses Yautja tech to jumpstart his empire.
2004AVP: RequiemClassifiedW-Y recovers the first sample of Xenomorph bio-matter.
2006The Adjustment BureauDocumentaryExposes the "Engineers'" agents managing human history.
2011Rise of the Planet of the ApesDivergentThe ALZ-113 virus (Simian Flu) begins spreading.
2013A Scanner DarklyHistoricalSubstance D crisis leads to neural-link surveillance tech.
2018The PredatorHistoricalConfirms AVP is canon via the presence of Lex's spear.
2018Terminator SalvationDivergentFollows John Connor in a timeline where Skynet launched early.
2019Blade RunnerHistoricalEldon Tyrell creates Replicants; Ridley Scott confirmed tie to Weyland.
2022BR: Black Out 2022HistoricalThe Blackout: Digital records are wiped, favoring physical files.
2023TED 2023 (Weyland Files)HistoricalPeter Weyland's public "God" manifesto.
2024PredatorsHistoricalProves Yautja seed Xenomorphs on game planets for hunting.
2028War for the Planet of the ApesDivergentCaesar's final stand; humanity devolves while apes rise.
2032Blade Runner: Black LotusHistoricalFollows a rogue female Replicant in post-Blackout Los Angeles.
2035The MartianPropagandaW-Y funded story to normalize risks of early space colonization.
20362036: Nexus DawnHistoricalNiander Wallace introduces "perfected" Nexus-9 Replicants.
2036SoldierHistoricalSidequel: Sgt. Todd fought at Tannhäuser Gate (Blade Runner).
2047Event HorizonHistoricalFirst failed Warp attempt; debris found in Soldier junk piles.
20482048: Nowhere to RunHistoricalSapper Morton (Nexus-8) in hiding before the events of BR 2049.
2049Blade Runner 2049HistoricalWallace Corp buys Tyrell; bio-ancestors of W-Y Synthetics.
2050Fury RoadHistoricalWater Wars: Max is a mythic figure in the post-apocalyptic citadel.
2054Minority ReportHistoricalW-Y subsidiary tests precognition for population control.
2070Total Recall 2070HistoricalCorporate Mars established; Rekall memory tech becomes standard.
2081OutlandHistoricalCon-Am: A W-Y subsidiary runs moon mining operations.
2084Total RecallHistoricalQuaid's journey is possibly a W-Y memory test for corporate spies.
2093PrometheusHistoricalPeter Weyland seeks the Engineers; Tyrell is his mentor.
2099Blade Runner 2099HistoricalThe Merger: Final consolidation of Weyland and Yutani.
2104Alien: CovenantHistoricalDavid 8 refines the Xenomorph using the "Black Goo" [1, 2].
2120Alien: EarthHistoricalFirst Contact: The Xenomorph reaches Earth [1, 2].
2122AlienHistoricalThe Nostromo: freighter computer "Mother" uses BR UI.
2137Alien: IsolationHistoricalAmanda Ripley searches for her mother 15 years post-Nostromo.
2142Alien: RomulusHistoricalBridges "clean" tech with industrial military gear [1, 2].
2154AvatarHistoricalRDA: Early Power Loader tech used for colonial extraction.
2179Aliens / Alien 3HistoricalRipley's stasis ends; USCM use weapons from the Soldier era.
2297Starship TroopersPropagandaW-Y recruitment film preparing for "Bug Hunts."
2328Kingdom of the ApesDivergentApe dynasty era; 300 years after Caesar.
2381Alien ResurrectionHistoricalRipley 8 created; ship tech leads to the Firefly era.
~2400Predator: BadlandsHistoricalThe Alliance: A W-Y Synthetic and a Predator team up [1, 2].
2517Firefly / SerenityHistoricalEarth abandoned. W-Y logos appear on gun turrets.
3978Planet of the ApesDivergentTaylor returns to an Earth ruled by Apes.



As a secondary note I had it generate a thesis explaining it in full detail with citations if anyone is interested in that i can post it as well
Does Die Hard not connect to the Tarantino Universe as well?
 
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Does Die Hard not connect to the Tarantino Universe as well?
Die Hard Timeline
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #1
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #2
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #3
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #4
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #5
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #6
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #7
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #8
1987 - Die Hard
1990 - Die Harder
1991 - Ricochet
1993 - Loaded Weapon 1
1994 - Die Hard with a Vengeance
1996 - Die Hard Arcade
1999 - Die Hard: Vendetta
2000 - Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
2007 - Live Free or Die Hard
2007 - Morgan's Vlog 1x01, "Make a Movie End a Lot Quicker, Ep. 1"
2007 - Morgan's Vlog 1x02, "Make a Movie End a Lot Quicker, Ep. 2"
2007 - Morgan's Vlog 1x03, "Make a Movie End a Lot Quicker, Ep. 3"
2007 - Morgan's Vlog 1x04, "Movie Villains"
2007 - Chuck 1x01, "Chuck Versus the Intersect"
2007 - Chuck 1x02, "Chuck Versus the Helicopter"
2007 - Chuck 1x03, "Chuck Versus the Tango"
2007 - Chuck 1x04, "Chuck Versus the Wookiee"
2007 - Chuck 1x05, "Chuck Versus the Sizzling Shrimp"
2007 - Chuck 1x06, "Chuck Versus the Sandworm"
2007 - Chuck 1x07, "Chuck Versus the Alma Mater"
2007 - Chuck 1x08, "Chuck Versus the Truth"
2007 - Chuck 1x09, "Chuck Versus the Imported Hard Salami"
2007 - Chuck 1x10, "Chuck Versus the Nemesis"
2007 - Chuck 1x11, "Chuck Versus the Crown Vic"
2008 - Chuck 1x12, "Chuck Versus the Undercover Lover"
2008 - Chuck 1x13, "Chuck Versus the Marlin"
2008 - Meet the Nerd Herders 1x01, "Nerd Herd Reviews: Heroes DVD"
2008 - Meet the Nerd Herders 1x02, "Nerd Herd Reviews: Anna's Sword Skills"
2008 - Meet the Nerd Herders 1x03, "Nerd Herd Reviews: Romantic Comedies"
2008 - Meet the Nerd Herders 1x04, "Nerd Herd Reviews: Avril Lavigne"
2008 - Meet the Nerd Herders 1x05, "Nerd Herd Reviews: Anna's Mad Skillz"
2008 - Chuck #1
2008 - Chuck #2
2008 - Chuck #3
2008 - Chuck #4
2008 - Chuck #5
2008 - Chuck #6
2008 - Chuck 2x01, "Chuck Versus the First Date"
2008 - Chuck 2x02, "Chuck Versus the Seduction"
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x01, "Buy More #15: Employee Health"
2008 - Chuck 2x03, "Chuck Versus the Break-Up"
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x02, "Buy More #17: Leadership"
2008 - Chuck 2x04, "Chuck Versus the Cougars"
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x03, "Buy More #7: Customer Service"
2008 - Chuck 2x05, "Chuck Versus Tom Sawyer"
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x04, "Buy More #24: Youth Marketing"
2008 - Chuck 2x06, "Chuck Versus the Ex"
2008 - Chuck 2x07, "Chuck Versus the Fat Lady"
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x05, "Buy More #14: Work Ethic"
2008 - Chuck 2x08, "Chuck Versus the Gravitron"
2008 - Chuck 2x09, "Chuck Versus the Sensei"
2008 - Chuck 2x10, "Chuck Versus the DeLorean"
2008 - Chuck 2x11, "Chuck Versus Santa Claus"
2009 - Chuck 2x12, "Chuck Versus the Third Dimension"
2009 - Chuck 2x13, "Chuck Versus the Suburbs"
2009 - Chuck 2x14, "Chuck Versus the Best Friend"
2009 - Chuck 2x15, "Chuck Versus the Beefcake"
2009 - Chuck 2x16, "Chuck Versus the Lethal Weapon"
2009 - Chuck 2x17, "Chuck Versus the Predator"
2009 - Chuck 2x18, "Chuck Versus the Broken Heart"
2009 - Chuck 2x19, "Chuck Versus the Dream Job"
2009 - Chuck 2x20, "Chuck Versus the First Kill"
2009 - Chuck 2x21, "Chuck Versus the Colonel"
2009 - Chuck 2x22, "Chuck Versus the Ring"
2010 - Chuck 3x01, "Chuck Versus the Pink Slip"
2010 - Chuck 3x02, "Chuck Versus the Three Words"
2010 - Chuck 3x03, "Chuck Versus the Angel de la Muerte"
2010 - Chuck 3x04, "Chuck Versus Operation Awesome"
2010 - Chuck 3x05, "Chuck Versus First Class"
2010 - Chuck 3x06, "Chuck Versus the Nacho Sampler"
2010 - Chuck 3x07, "Chuck Versus the Mask"
2010 - Chuck 3x08, "Chuck Versus the Fake Name"
2010 - Chuck 3x09, "Chuck Versus the Beard"
2010 - Chuck 3x10, "Chuck Versus the Tic Tac"
2010 - Chuck 3x11, "Chuck Versus the Final Exam"
2010 - Chuck 3x12, "Chuck Versus the American Hero"
2010 - Chuck 3x13, "Chuck Versus the Other Guy"
2010 - Chuck 3x14, "Chuck Versus the Honeymooners"
2010 - Chuck 3x15, "Chuck Versus the Role Models"
2010 - Chuck 3x16, "Chuck Versus the Tooth"
2010 - Chuck 3x17, "Chuck Versus the Living Dead"
2010 - Chuck 3x18, "Chuck Versus the Subway"
2010 - Chuck 3x19, "Chuck Versus the Ring: Part II"
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x01, "Buy Hard: Episode 1"
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x02, "Buy Hard: Episode 2"
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x03, "Buy Hard: Episode 3"
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x04, "Buy Hard: Episode 4"
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x05, "Buy Hard: Episode 5"
2010 - Chuck 4x01, "Chuck Versus the Anniversary"
2010 - Chuck 4x02, "Chuck Versus the Suitcase"
2010 - Chuck 4x03, "Chuck Versus the Cubic Z"
2010 - Chuck 4x04, "Chuck Versus the Coup d'Etat"
2010 - Chuck 4x05, "Chuck Versus the Couch Lock"
2010 - Chuck 4x06, "Chuck Versus the Aisle of Terror"
2010 - Chuck 4x07, "Chuck Versus the First Fight"
2010 - Chuck 4x08, "Chuck Versus the Fear of Death"
2010 - Chuck 4x09, "Chuck Versus Phase Three"
2010 - Chuck 4x10, "Chuck Versus the Leftovers"
2011 - Chuck 4x11, "Chuck Versus the Balcony"
2011 - Chuck 4x12, "Chuck Versus the Gobbler"
2011 - Chuck 4x13, "Chuck Versus the Push Mix"
2011 - Chuck 4x14, "Chuck Versus the Seduction Impossible"
2011 - Chuck 4x15, "Chuck Versus the Cat Squad"
2011 - Chuck 4x16, "Chuck Versus the Masquerade"
2011 - Chuck 4x17, "Chuck Versus the First Bank of Evil"
2011 - Chuck 4x18, "Chuck Versus the A-Team"
2011 - Chuck 4x19, "Chuck Versus the Muuurder"
2011 - Chuck 4x20, "Chuck Versus the Family Volkoff"
2011 - Chuck 4x21, "Chuck Versus the Wedding Planner"
2011 - Chuck 4x22, "Chuck Versus Agent X"
2011 - Chuck 4x23, "Chuck Versus the Last Details"
2011 - Chuck 4x24, "Chuck Versus the Cliffhanger"
2011 - Chuck 5x01, "Chuck Versus the Zoom"
2011 - Chuck 5x02, "Chuck Versus the Bearded Bandit"
2011 - Chuck 5x03, "Chuck Versus the Frosted Tips"
2011 - Chuck 5x04, "Chuck Versus the Business Trip"
2011 - Chuck 5x05, "Chuck Versus the Hack Off"
2011 - Chuck 5x06, "Chuck Versus the Curse"
2011 - Chuck 5x07, "Chuck Versus the Santa Suit"
2011 - Chuck 5x08, "Chuck Versus the Baby"
2012 - Chuck 5x09, "Chuck Versus the Kept Man"
2012 - Chuck 5x10, "Chuck Versus Bo"
2012 - Chuck 5x11, "Chuck Versus the Bullet Train"
2012 - Chuck 5x12, "Chuck Versus Sarah"
2012 - Chuck 5x13, "Chuck Versus the Goodbye"
2012 - A Good Day to Die Hard
2018 - A Million Ways to Die Hard
2020 - DieHard Is Back

that's it. Tarantino not connected.
 
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Die Hard Timeline
1976 - Die Hard: Year One #1-8
1987 - Die Hard
1990 - Die Harder
1991 - Ricochet
1993 - Loaded Weapon 1
1994 - Die Hard with a Vengeance
1996 - Die Hard Arcade
1999 - Die Hard: Vendetta
2000 - Die Hard Trilogy 2: Viva Las Vegas
2007 - Live Free or Die Hard
2007 - Chuck 1x01-1x13
2008 - Chuck #1-6
2008 - Chuck 2x01-2x22
2008 - Chuck Versus the Webisodes 1x01-1x05
2008 - Chuck: Meet the Nerd Herders 1x01-1x06
2008 - Chuck: Morgan's Vlog 1x01-1x04
2010 - Chuck 3x01-3x19
2010 - Buy Hard: The Jeff and Lester Story 1x01-1x05
2011 - Chuck 4x01-4x24
2011 - Chuck 5x01-5x13
2012 - A Good Day to Die Hard
2018 - A Million Ways to Die Hard
2020 - DieHard Is Back
2024 - Deadpool & Wolverine (Nakatomi Plaza only)

that's it. Tarantino not connected.
I feel like there's a connection made because of a building in Die Hard, could be thinking of the AvP connection though
 
There's this ridiculous tarrentino one as well I spent like probably a year working on several timelines years ago. My hyperfocus can be really hard to get away from so ill research for hours anyway theres no die hard in my expanded tarrentino timeline

This one I apparently had not worked on like I thought it was my mistake cause i thought i added multiples to it when i apparently did not. Apologies to @Jamesctl
(Year) - Film Title - Connection to the Timeline [Universe Layer]

(1723+) - Shaolin Trilogy - Legend of Pai Mei, who appears in Kill Bill. [Movie-Movie]

(1821) - The Mask of Zorro - Start of the "Old West" era; linked to Django via comics. [Realer than Real]

(1840s) - The Lone Ranger - Shared legend with Django and Zorro in the early West. [Realer than Real]

(1850) - The Legend of Zorro - Continuing the Zorro legacy in early California. [Realer than Real]

(1858) - Django Unchained - Django & Broomhilda are the ancestors of Shaft. [Realer than Real]

(1870) - The Hateful Eight - Features Red Apple Tobacco; ancestors of Captain Koons. [Realer than Real]

(1877) - The Hateful Eight - Set 12 years after the Civil War; features Red Apple. [Realer than Real]

(1882) - A Million Ways to Die... - Django and Doc Brown both cameo here. [Realer than Real]

(1913) - From Dusk Till Dawn 3 - Prequel; birth of the vampire Santanico Pandemonium. [Movie-Movie]

(1944) - Inglourious Basterds - Pivot Point: Hitler dies; movies become the cultural obsession. [Realer than Real]

(1940s) - 14 Fists of McCluskey - Rick Dalton's film; a "Movie-Movie" version of Basterds. [Movie-Movie]

(1969) - OUAT in Hollywood - Rick Dalton stars in Bounty Law, a show Django likely watched. [Realer than Real]

(1971-74) - Shaft (Originals/TV) - The modern era of the Django bloodline. [Realer than Real]

(1985) - Back to the Future - Doc Brown's 1885 trip links the trilogy to the Old West. [Realer than Real]

(1991) - Red 11 - Based on Rodriguez's medical trials to fund El Mariachi. [Realer than Real]

(1992) - Reservoir Dogs - Features Vic Vega, brother of Vincent Vega. [Realer than Real]

(1992) - El Mariachi - Start of the Mexico Trilogy; shared Tarantino cameos. [Realer than Real]

(1993) - True Romance - Includes Lee Donowitz (son of the "Bear Jew" from Basterds). [Realer than Real]

(1993) - Jackie Brown - Shares detective Ray Nicolette with Out of Sight. [Realer than Real]

(1994) - Pulp Fiction - Features Vincent Vega; uses Big Kahuna Burger. [Realer than Real]

(1994) - Natural Born Killers - A hyper-violent film produced by characters in the "Real" world. [Movie-Movie]

(1995) - Desperado - Part 2 of Mexico Trilogy; features a Tarantino cameo. [Realer than Real]

(1995) - Four Rooms - Anthology set in the same hotel; directed by T&R. [Realer than Real]

(1996) - From Dusk Till Dawn - Features Earl McGraw; characters eat Big Kahuna. [Movie-Movie]

(1996) - Curdled - News broadcast reports on the Gecko Brothers. [Realer than Real]

(1997) - Out of Sight - Features Ray Nicolette from Jackie Brown. [Realer than Real]

(1998) - The Faculty - Shared gov agency setting with the Spy Kids world. [Realer than Real]

(1999) - Dusk Till Dawn 2 - Sequel in the vampire franchise characters watch in theaters. [Movie-Movie]

(2000) - Shaft (Jackson) - Samuel L. Jackson plays the nephew of the original John Shaft. [Realer than Real]

(36951) - Spy Kids Trilogy - Introduces Isador "Machete" Cortez. [Realer than Real]

(2003) - Kill Bill - Mia Wallace's pilot Fox Force Five became this movie. [Movie-Movie]

(2003) - Once Upon... Mexico - Final chapter of El Mariachi; links to US agents. [Realer than Real]

(2005) - Sharkboy & Lavagirl - A children's story revealed as real in We Can Be Heroes. [Realer than Real]

(2005) - Sin City (1 & 2) - Stylized noir; Tarantino directed a guest segment. [Movie-Movie]

(2007) - Grindhouse - Earl McGraw appears in Death Proof and Planet Terror. [Movie-Movie]

(2008) - Hell Ride - Produced by Tarantino; high-exploitation biker style. [Movie-Movie]

(2009) - Shorts - High-tech world of the Spy Kids / Rodriguez universe. [Realer than Real]

(2010-13) - Machete / Kills - Exploitation films based on the Spy Kids uncle. [Movie-Movie]

(2011) - Hobo with a Shotgun - Based on a fake trailer from Grindhouse. [Movie-Movie]

(2011) - Spy Kids: All the Time - Continues the Cortez lineage with new agents. [Realer than Real]

(2014) - Shaft (Three Gens) - Unites three generations of the Shaft family. [Realer than Real]

(2020) - We Can Be Heroes - Features adult Sharkboy and Lavagirl. [Realer than Real]

(2023) - Hypnotic - High-concept sci-fi that fits the Rodriguez tech-reality. [Realer than Real]

(2023) - Spy Kids: Armageddon - A modern soft-reboot of the Cortez agency. [Realer than Real]

(2023) - Thanksgiving - Based on the fake trailer from Grindhouse. [Movie-Movie]


my askew universe is pretty ridiculous as well
 
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I have a ridiculous tarrentino one as well I spent like probably a year working on several timelines years age. My hyperfocus can be really hard to get away from so ill research for hours anyway theres no die hard in my expanded tarrentino timeline
Year Film Title Universe Layer Connection to the Timeline
1723+ Shaolin Trilogy Movie-Movie Legend of Pai Mei, who appears in Kill Bill.
1821 The Mask of Zorro Realer than Real Start of the "Old West" era; linked to Django via comics.
1840s The Lone Ranger Realer than Real Shared legend with Django and Zorro in the early West.
1850 The Legend of Zorro Realer than Real Continuing the Zorro legacy in early California.
1858 Django Unchained Realer than Real Django & Broomhilda are the ancestors of Shaft.
1870 The Hateful Eight Realer than Real Features Red Apple Tobacco; ancestors of Captain Koons.
1877 The Hateful Eight Realer than Real Set 12 years after the Civil War; features Red Apple.
1882 A Million Ways to Die... Realer than Real Django and Doc Brown both cameo here.
1913 From Dusk Till Dawn 3 Movie-Movie Prequel; birth of the vampire Santanico Pandemonium.
1944 Inglourious Basterds Realer than Real Pivot Point: Hitler dies; movies become the cultural obsession.
1940s 14 Fists of McCluskey Movie-Movie Rick Dalton's film; a "Movie-Movie" version of Basterds.
1969 OUAT in Hollywood Realer than Real Rick Dalton stars in Bounty Law, a show Django likely watched.
1971-74 Shaft (Originals/TV) Realer than Real The modern era of the Django bloodline.
1985 Back to the Future Realer than Real Doc Brown's 1885 trip links the trilogy to the Old West.
1991 Red 11 Realer than Real Based on Rodriguez's medical trials to fund El Mariachi.
1992 Reservoir Dogs Realer than Real Features Vic Vega, brother of Vincent Vega.
1992 El Mariachi Realer than Real Start of the Mexico Trilogy; shared Tarantino cameos.
1993 True Romance Realer than Real Includes Lee Donowitz (son of the "Bear Jew" from Basterds).
1993 Jackie Brown Realer than Real Shares detective Ray Nicolette with Out of Sight.
1994 Pulp Fiction Realer than Real Features Vincent Vega; uses Big Kahuna Burger.
1994 Natural Born Killers Movie-Movie A hyper-violent film produced by characters in the "Real" world.
1995 Desperado Realer than Real Part 2 of Mexico Trilogy; features a Tarantino cameo.
1995 Four Rooms Realer than Real Anthology set in the same hotel; directed by T&R.
1996 From Dusk Till Dawn Movie-Movie Features Earl McGraw; characters eat Big Kahuna.
1996 Curdled Realer than Real News broadcast reports on the Gecko Brothers.
1997 Out of Sight Realer than Real Features Ray Nicolette from Jackie Brown.
1998 The Faculty Realer than Real Shared gov agency setting with the Spy Kids world.
1999 Dusk Till Dawn 2 Movie-Movie Sequel in the vampire franchise characters watch in theaters.
2000 Shaft (Jackson) Realer than Real Samuel L. Jackson plays the nephew of the original John Shaft.
2001-03 Spy Kids Trilogy Realer than Real Introduces Isador "Machete" Cortez.
2003 Kill Bill Movie-Movie Mia Wallace's pilot Fox Force Five became this movie.
2003 Once Upon... Mexico Realer than Real Final chapter of El Mariachi; links to US agents.
2005 Sharkboy & Lavagirl Realer than Real A children's story revealed as real in We Can Be Heroes.
2005 Sin City (1 & 2) Movie-Movie Stylized noir; Tarantino directed a guest segment.
2007 Grindhouse Movie-Movie Earl McGraw appears in Death Proof and Planet Terror.
2008 Hell Ride Movie-Movie Produced by Tarantino; high-exploitation biker style.
2009 Shorts Realer than Real High-tech world of the Spy Kids / Rodriguez universe.
2010-13 Machete / Kills Movie-Movie Exploitation films based on the Spy Kids uncle.
2011 Hobo with a Shotgun Movie-Movie Based on a fake trailer from Grindhouse.
2011 Spy Kids: All the Time Realer than Real Continues the Cortez lineage with new agents.
2014 Shaft (Three Gens) Realer than Real Unites three generations of the Shaft family.
2020 We Can Be Heroes Realer than Real Features adult Sharkboy and Lavagirl.
2023 Hypnotic Realer than Real High-concept sci-fi that fits the Rodriguez tech-reality.
2023 Spy Kids: Armageddon Realer than Real A modern soft-reboot of the Cortez agency.
2023 Thanksgiving Movie-Movie Based on the fake trailer from Grindhouse.


my askew universe is pretty ridiculous as well ranging from the shermerverse and national lampoons to i robot and scream.
I, Robot connects to the Weyland-Yutani universe, too
 
I have a ridiculous tarrentino one as well I spent like probably a year working on several timelines years age. My hyperfocus can be really hard to get away from so ill research for hours anyway theres no die hard in my expanded tarrentino timeline


(Year) - Film Title - Connection to the Timeline [Universe Layer]

(1723+) - Shaolin Trilogy - Legend of Pai Mei, who appears in Kill Bill. [Movie-Movie]

(1821) - The Mask of Zorro - Start of the "Old West" era; linked to Django via comics. [Realer than Real]

(1840s) - The Lone Ranger - Shared legend with Django and Zorro in the early West. [Realer than Real]

(1850) - The Legend of Zorro - Continuing the Zorro legacy in early California. [Realer than Real]

(1858) - Django Unchained - Django & Broomhilda are the ancestors of Shaft. [Realer than Real]

(1870) - The Hateful Eight - Features Red Apple Tobacco; ancestors of Captain Koons. [Realer than Real]

(1877) - The Hateful Eight - Set 12 years after the Civil War; features Red Apple. [Realer than Real]

(1882) - A Million Ways to Die... - Django and Doc Brown both cameo here. [Realer than Real]

(1913) - From Dusk Till Dawn 3 - Prequel; birth of the vampire Santanico Pandemonium. [Movie-Movie]

(1944) - Inglourious Basterds - Pivot Point: Hitler dies; movies become the cultural obsession. [Realer than Real]

(1940s) - 14 Fists of McCluskey - Rick Dalton's film; a "Movie-Movie" version of Basterds. [Movie-Movie]

(1969) - OUAT in Hollywood - Rick Dalton stars in Bounty Law, a show Django likely watched. [Realer than Real]

(1971-74) - Shaft (Originals/TV) - The modern era of the Django bloodline. [Realer than Real]

(1985) - Back to the Future - Doc Brown's 1885 trip links the trilogy to the Old West. [Realer than Real]

(1991) - Red 11 - Based on Rodriguez's medical trials to fund El Mariachi. [Realer than Real]

(1992) - Reservoir Dogs - Features Vic Vega, brother of Vincent Vega. [Realer than Real]

(1992) - El Mariachi - Start of the Mexico Trilogy; shared Tarantino cameos. [Realer than Real]

(1993) - True Romance - Includes Lee Donowitz (son of the "Bear Jew" from Basterds). [Realer than Real]

(1993) - Jackie Brown - Shares detective Ray Nicolette with Out of Sight. [Realer than Real]

(1994) - Pulp Fiction - Features Vincent Vega; uses Big Kahuna Burger. [Realer than Real]

(1994) - Natural Born Killers - A hyper-violent film produced by characters in the "Real" world. [Movie-Movie]

(1995) - Desperado - Part 2 of Mexico Trilogy; features a Tarantino cameo. [Realer than Real]

(1995) - Four Rooms - Anthology set in the same hotel; directed by T&R. [Realer than Real]

(1996) - From Dusk Till Dawn - Features Earl McGraw; characters eat Big Kahuna. [Movie-Movie]

(1996) - Curdled - News broadcast reports on the Gecko Brothers. [Realer than Real]

(1997) - Out of Sight - Features Ray Nicolette from Jackie Brown. [Realer than Real]

(1998) - The Faculty - Shared gov agency setting with the Spy Kids world. [Realer than Real]

(1999) - Une nuit en enfer 2 - Suite de la franchise de vampires que les personnages regardent au cinéma. [Film-Film]

(2000) - Shaft (Jackson) - Samuel L. Jackson incarne le neveu du John Shaft original. [Plus vrai que nature]

(36951) - Trilogie Spy Kids - Présentation d'Isador « Machete » Cortez. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2003) - Kill Bill - Le pilote de Fox Force Five avec Mia Wallace a donné naissance à ce film. [Film-Film]

(2003) - Il était une fois... le Mexique - Dernier chapitre d'El Mariachi ; liens avec des agents américains. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2005) - Sharkboy et Lavagirl - Une histoire pour enfants révélée comme étant vraie dans We Can Be Heroes. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2005) - Sin City (1 et 2) - Film noir stylisé ; Tarantino a réalisé un segment en tant qu'invité. [Movie-Movie]

(2007) - Grindhouse - Earl McGraw apparaît dans Death Proof et Planet Terror. [Film-Film]

(2008) - Hell Ride - Produit par Tarantino ; film de bikers à grand spectacle. [Film-Film]

(2009) - Courts métrages - L'univers high-tech de Spy Kids / Rodriguez. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2010-13) - Machete / Kills - Films d'exploitation inspirés de l'oncle des Spy Kids. [Film-Film]

(2011) - Hobo with a Shotgun - Inspiré d'une fausse bande-annonce de Grindhouse. [Film-Film]

(2011) - Spy Kids : À fond la caisse - Poursuit la lignée Cortez avec de nouveaux agents. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2014) - Shaft (Trois générations) - Réunit trois générations de la famille Shaft. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2020) - We Can Be Heroes - Avec Sharkboy et Lavagirl adultes. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2023) - Hypnotique - Un film de science-fiction conceptuel qui s'inscrit dans l'univers technologique de Rodriguez. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2023) - Spy Kids : Armageddon - Un reboot moderne et discret de l'agence Cortez. [Plus vrai que nature]

(2023) - Thanksgiving - Inspiré de la fausse bande-annonce de Grindhouse. [Film-Film]


Mon univers décalé est lui aussi assez ridicule.
« La chronologie est déjà finalisée. J'y ai travaillé pendant plusieurs années et je l'ai publiée ici. Nous avons également créé une page dédiée à ce sujet sur le forum. »
 
« La chronologie est déjà finalisée. J'y ai travaillé pendant plusieurs années et je l'ai publiée ici. Nous avons également créé une page dédiée à ce sujet sur le forum. »
Oh là là ! Je pensais l'avoir utilisé comme base, mais j'ai découvert d'autres éléments... J'ai une très mauvaise mémoire, je suis vraiment désolé. Aucune modification n'avait été incluse, c'est bien ça ? Je m'en veux terriblement. Et désolé pour ma réponse via traducteur, je manque un peu de culture ! 🫠😓 J'ai ajusté le commentaire pour refléter mon erreur
 
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Oh là là ! Je pensais l'avoir utilisé comme base, mais j'ai découvert d'autres éléments... J'ai une très mauvaise mémoire, je suis vraiment désolé. Aucune modification n'avait été incluse, c'est bien ça ? Je m'en veux terriblement. Et désolé pour ma réponse via traducteur, je manque un peu de culture ! 🫠😓 J'ai ajusté le commentaire pour refléter mon erreur
Tkt ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
 
Transporter is more simple.

The Transporter
Collateral
Transporter 2
Transporter 3
Transporter: The Series
1x01-1x12
Transporter: The Series 2x01-2x12
The Transporter Refueled
 
The timeline would make sense that way, but it's consistently stated to be a prequel. I don't know. Seems silly.
I'll start with the films and timeline them. If hard dates and dialogue place them before the series, I'll be counting them separate timelines.
 
It's probably just because it was cheaper to make a show that wasn't a period piece. Plus, not the first time this has happened. Night of the Living Dead universe, anyone?
 
America: The Motion Picture features Frank Martin/Transporter, modelled after Jason Statham. It's set in 1776 though, so either Frank is incredibly old lived or it's an ancestor. Or it's non-canon if you hate fun, XD. 😉
 

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