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My Deadstream and V/H/S blu-ray arrived so here updated list with stuff from them.

1978 - The Black Phone
1982 - Black Phone 2
1985 - No Wake/Ambrosia - Uninterrupted
1985 - Dreamkill (Super 8 Footage)
1985 - V/H/S/85
1985 - Total Copy - Uninterrupted
1994 - Vaggie Smasher Commertial
1994 - V/H/S/94
1995 - Bitchcat Music Video
1998 - 10/31/98 (Alternate Ending)
1999 - V/H/S/99
2012 - More Tuesday the 17th
2012 - V/H/S
2013 - V/H/S/2 - Unrated
2014 - Gorgeous Vortex
2014 - V/H/S: Viral
2016 - SiREN
2016 - Pest
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x01, "Stray Dog"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x02, "Rearview Window"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x03, "The Nest"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x04, "First Kiss"
2021 - Deadstream
2021 - Cam Footage Shawn
2021 - Cam Footage 01 - EXT. House Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 02 - Master Bedroom Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 03 - Nursery Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 04 - Bathroom Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 05 - Hallway Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 06 - Safe Room Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 07 - Chrissy Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 08 - Beef Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 09 - Spear Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 10 - Mildead Cam
2021 - Cam Footage 11 - Victory Cam
2021 - 360 VR Horror: Real Life Haunted House
2022 - Kids vs. Aliens
2024 - V/H/S/Beyond
2025 - V/H/S/Halloween
???? - Night Patrol


Added everything so far, I recommend watching More Tuesday the 17th after V/H/S and not before even tho it has prequel parts, it also does have few bits set after Tuesday the 17th segment so just you don't spoil yourself some stuff. It is however set before the main plot of V/H/S eitherway so on a timeline this is the correct placement.
 
Added everything so far, I recommend watching More Tuesday the 17th after V/H/S and not before even tho it has prequel parts, it also does have few bits set after Tuesday the 17th segment so just you don't spoil yourself some stuff. It is however set before the main plot of V/H/S eitherway so on a timeline this is the correct placement.
Will you be making a detailed timeline for this?
 
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It'd be cool to see a timeline for Anne Rice's Interview/Mayfair adaptations.

Timeline 1: Movie Universe
1994 - Interview with the Vampire
2002 - Queen of the Damned

Timeline 2: Immortal Universe

2022 - Interview with the Vampire 1x01-1x07
2022 - Interview with the Vampire 2x01-2x08
2023 - Mayfair Witches 1x01-1x08
2023 - Mayfair Witches 2x01-2x08
2025 - Talamasca: The Secret Order 1x01-1x06

There's a few shorts I'm missing in both timelines, but still. Also, pretty much most of Interview with the Vampire (TV series) is an inaccurate retelling of past events, so in actuality, most of it probably either wouldn't be timelined or it would be noted as "[Rough Memory]". Now, that would be a little annoying!
 
The Adventures of Jay Garrick
I'm Jay Garrick...the real Jay Garrick

In the Arrowverse, Jay Garrick had a truly incredible history. Because not only does his history get quite interesting on one of the main Arrowverse series, The Flash (2014 - 2023), but also on Stargirl (2020 - 2022). Funny enough, his list of episodes on The Flash (2014 - 2023), notorious for numerous time travel sequences, has almost no episodes out of order, whereas they are all over the place for Stargirl (2020 - 2022).

Earth-3 (Pre-Crisis)
Cease reading below if you have *not* seen The Flash season 2! There are huge spoilers.

Jay Garrick lived for years and years as The Flash of Earth-3. At some point, he encountered Hunter Zolomon who locked him up for months, while stealing his identity. Barry Allen aka The Flash of Earth-1 then saved him, and Jay became a great ally to Team Flash all the way up to the death of the original multiverse with the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths.

The Flash 02x13 Welcome to Earth-2
The Flash
02x14 Escape from Earth-2
The Flash
02x15 King Shark
The Flash
02x18 Versus Zoom
The Flash
02x19 Back to Normal
The Flash
02x23 The Race of His Life
The Flash
03x02 Paradox
The Flash 03x09 The Present
The Flash
03x16 Into the Speed Force
The Flash
03x23 Finish Line
The Flash 05x08 What's Past Is Prologue

The Flash 04x15 Enter Flashtime
The Flash
06x02
A Flash of the Lightning

Earth-Prime/Earth-2 (Post-Crisis)
After the Spectre and the Paragons worked together to create the new multiverse, Jay Garrick was reborn on Earth-Prime; as a refugee of his former world, forever gone. He and his wife Joan Williams would start an entirely new life. This timeline...is not quite clear.

Let's start with the easy part. The first time we saw him in the post-crisis multiverse, is on The Flash 07x17 Heart of the Matter, Part 1. In this episode, we learned that he was finally regaining his speed after having been losing it; so much so he was walking with a cane in The Flash 06x02 A Flash of the Lightning. While his speed theoretically could have been lost during his adventures on Earth-2, the only thing we have to go off of is the previous time in which we saw him lose his speed. Thus, the following set of episodes are in both release and chronological order.

The Flash 07x17 Heart of the Matter, Part 1
The Flash 07x18 Heart of the Matter, Part 2
The Flash 08x20 Negative, Part 2
The Flash 09x13 A New World, Part Four


Cease reading if you have not watched Stargirl! There are huge spoilers, from all three seasons.

At some point afterwards, Jay Garrick ended up on Earth-2 with only four remaining episodes now left unaccounted for. It is unclear what order they take place in however for the sake of reliability, we will sort the episodes in chronological order with one exception; his death, in the year 2010. That is because according to Shawn McBee who was chief of canon on Stargirl, Jay Garrick did not survive the fight between the JSA and the ISA.


Many years before 2010 AD
Stargirl
02x09 Summer School: Chapter Nine

In this episode, the JSA defeated the all powerful demon Eclipso by ending the life of a child. This tore the team apart. It stands to reason that this pushed Jay to return to Earth-Prime. However because his next appearance on the series is in the year 2031 where there isn't a sense of surprise from Richard Swift/Shade over Jay being alive, it is safe to assume that in between his return to present day Earth-Prime (a little bit after The Flash 09x13 A New World, Part Four which is set the year it aired; 2023) and 2031, he hopped universes quite a few times throughout the 2020s, 2030s, and 2040s.


2031 AD
Stargirl
03x13 Chapter Thirteen: The Reckoning

2049 AD
The Flash
08x06 Impulsive Excessive Disorder

At some point after his appearance in the year 2049, Jay Garrick went back in time a whole 39 years where he reunited with the Justice Society of America and faced the Injustice Society of America one last time.


2010 AD
Stargirl
01x01 Stargirl

The Justice Society of America would lose that fight. While multiple members survived, Jay Garrick did not. Thus, the life of Jay Garrick came to an end in the year 2010 on Earth-2.
 
Oh, I guess Shawn said he died. That's a bit ****.
Also, he and my friend made a comic together. It's called Westron. Some detectives could probably figure out who my friend is... :p
 
I like the fact that in the View Askewniverse, there's a fictional character called Archie Andrews who has problems with girls called Betty and Veronica, as well as an actual person that was born much later called Archie Andrews who also has problems with girls called Betty and Veronica.

...and Ghostface exists, as well as a human walrus.
 
Interesting but I got a completely different take on this. In the Post Crisis timeline Jay could not have originated on Earth Prime. Henry Allen existed there. In the new timeline parts of Earth 2 and 3 combined. Same as Earths 1 and 38, etc combined to create Earth Prime. As much as possible Jay's history on Earth 3 now takes place on new Earth 2. He was only on Prime after Crisis as a flaw in putting the new universe together. As we saw in characters on Batwoman.

Remember what Jay told Impulse - I am directly quoting Arrowverse wikia "When Jay first started to time travel, he ended up fighting Nazis in World War II before living on and off in the past for 16 years."​

This is a significant part of Jay's early life in the Post Crisis timeline. If we are using the important rule that Jay is a doppelgänger of Henry Allen and Barry Allen of Earth 90. He was born at same time. Most likely got his powers in 80s or 90s. Time traveled to the 40s, etc. a hold over from EArth 3 is that Jay had little life outside being the Flash. He did not meet Joan Williams until the 2010s. Which makes sense considering he spent a large part of his superhero career in the past with JSA.

On questions of age - clearly the speed force and other supernatural events slowed or stopped it. Similar to other members of the JSA. When we see Jay and Joan in Impulse and XS's future time they look the same age still.

This is mostly from memory! My favorite thing the Arrowverse ever did was casting John Wesley Shipp in all those roles. Particularly Stargirl which was subtlety supported on The Flash with his story of fighting Nazis.
 
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https://archive.org/details/omniver...rprises, 1977) (WildBlueZero)/page/8/mode/2up
'Omniverse Magazine' by Mark Gruenwald, who came up with the term Omniverse composed of different multiverses as used by the Marvel comics/Handbooks. In this magazine, he explains his ideas about the Omniverse and how different properties like Disney and Marvel would have their own multiverses etc.
https://archive.org/details/a-treat...1976) (fanzine) (Mark Bowen)/page/72/mode/1up
This is also

It is interesting that the MCU Multiverse lore is fairly consistent with the rules laid out in these links.

For example, dreams are windows to alternate realities according to Doctor Strange 2, just as mentioned in the link in my quoted post.

The Loki TV show is also consistent with the idea of Phenomenal Fields mentioned in the above link, which states that reality is localized and a divergence only affects its surrounding area and not thw whole reality. The Loki show had TVA destroy the affected area of a divergent timeline, they were basically pruning the Phenomenal Field of a timeline before it spread too far.
 
Plus, seeing Michael around in 2025 makes me happy because Halloween Ends sucks. It's the worst version of the plot of Christine ever.
 
I've been thinking, and I don't think there's anything contradictory between the Captain Underpants books and tv show… I would have to recollect the books though since there'd only be a few places it can go. I think the only major problem would be the Time Machine in the show being made by Melvin, not Tippy Tinkle Trousers (I know, the books have a weird world building thing where's an entire country with a culture that people have 8-year-old-humour-esque names) but I do believe they're different designs anyway - the show has 2 unique time machines anyway, so a third by another person wouldn't be too far-fetched…

Sorry for the kid's book yap, I've been rewatching the show (I love adhd hyperfixations…) and may or may not do a timeline on it and/or the books/movie
 
Interesting but I got a completely different take on this. In the Post Crisis timeline Jay could not have originated on Earth Prime. Henry Allen existed there. In the new timeline parts of Earth 2 and 3 combined. Same as Earths 1 and 38, etc combined to create Earth Prime. As much as possible Jay's history on Earth 3 now takes place on new Earth 2. He was only on Prime after Crisis as a flaw in putting the new universe together. As we saw in characters on Batwoman.

Remember what Jay told Impulse - I am directly quoting Arrowverse wikia "When Jay first started to time travel, he ended up fighting Nazis in World War II before living on and off in the past for 16 years."​

This is a significant part of Jay's early life in the Post Crisis timeline. If we are using the important rule that Jay is a doppelgänger of Henry Allen and Barry Allen of Earth 90. He was born at same time. Most likely got his powers in 80s or 90s. Time traveled to the 40s, etc. a hold over from EArth 3 is that Jay had little life outside being the Flash. He did not meet Joan Williams until the 2010s. Which makes sense considering he spent a large part of his superhero career in the past with JSA.

On questions of age - clearly the speed force and other supernatural events slowed or stopped it. Similar to other members of the JSA. When we see Jay and Joan in Impulse and XS's future time they look the same age still.

This is mostly from memory! My favorite thing the Arrowverse ever did was casting John Wesley Shipp in all those roles. Particularly Stargirl which was subtlety supported on The Flash with his story of fighting Nazis.
I interpret that as him having gone to the past of Earth-2, but maybe Bart & Nora don't know about the multiverse. Jay not originating on Earth-Prime just because Henry Allen existed is not true a reason; we have Earth-2 Laurel Lance on Earth-Prime despite another Laurel Lance existing there. The same for Nash Wells. That is because Jay, Laurel, and Nash are among many survivors of the original multiverse who are essentially multiversal refugees on Earth-Prime that have the memories of the old world and were regenerated when Oliver and the paragons helped birth the new multiverse.
 

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