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[Pro Bot]

https://www.mandatory.com/fun/50636...clusive-interview-sung-kang-on-fast-furious-6So my first question for you is, because I don't think I've ever seen a serious answer about it, is this the same Han as in Better Luck Tomorrow?
"Yes, it is. Justin and I always… He wanted to keep the anthology going. He was always wondering where the characters go after high school. The Daric Loo character actually went into his film Annapolis, and then in Tokyo Drift we have Virgil too from Better Luck Tomorrow as well."

Erm, I guess Annapolis is definitely canon then. Also noticed something. He went from Virgil to Earl. Guess what? VirgEarl. He has the same name, it's just shortened.

 

[Pro Bot]

Somewhat related to the discussion in the Chucky timeline, but how about an Evil Dead (cinematic) timeline in general?

Within the Woods
The Evil Dead
Evil Dead 2
Army of Darkness
Evil Dead
Ash vs Evil Dead 1x01-1x10
Ash vs Evil Dead 2x01-2x10
Ash vs Evil Dead 3x01-3x10
Evil Dead Rise

1300 - Army of Darkness
1978 - Within the Woods
1982 - Ash vs Evil Dead 2x09-2x10 (Alternate Timeline)
1982 - The Evil Dead
1982 - Evil Dead 2
1982 - Army of Darkness (Epilogue)
2013 - Evil Dead
2015 - Ash vs Evil Dead 1x01-1x10
2016 - Ash vs Evil Dead 2x01-2x10
2018 - Ash vs Evil Dead 3x01-3x10
2022 - Evil Dead Rise
2100 - Ash vs Evil Dead 3x10 (ending)

Evil Dead 2 recap isn't canon (or is a previous timeline). The 1300 B.C. scene in Evil Dead 2 isn't canon (or is a previous timeline). The recap scene in Army of Darkness isn't canon (or is a previous timeline). Evil Dead (2013) is canon according to Sam Raimi and the director. The first 3 films are canon to Marvel's Earth-818793 (Army of Darkness comic series), but are set in the 1990s or 2000s and are thus incompatible with Ash vs Evil Dead which places the original films in 1982, separating them from the primary cinematic universe.

I'm assuming that the time travel in Army of Darkness is a closed loop because it makes narrative sense, and that somehow, in AvED, Ruby merged the alternate timeline with the main one, thus making the destroyed cabin replace the original somehow. It doesn't make sense otherwise.

Hell, throw Within the Woods in there too. It's the precursor to The Evil Dead. No contradictions, though Bruce Campbell plays a different character.

 

[Dallas Kinard]

Anyone wanna tackle Mission: Impossible? I don't think we should count the original TV series personally.

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Anyone wanna tackle Mission: Impossible? I don't think we should count the original TV series personally.

I could do that in minutes, but I'm not quite sure there's going to be much complexity to it. The first film had the most flashbacks and the chronology is fairly straightforward. The films have zip to do with the original series continuity, btw.

 

[Dallas Kinard]

I could do that in minutes, but I'm not quite sure there's going to be much complexity to it. The first film had the most flashbacks and the chronology is fairly straightforward. The films have zip to do with the original series continuity, btw.

I am just curious the year and month each installment occurs in. I'd like to see your work!

 

[Pro Bot]

The films have zip to do with the original series continuity, btw.

Well...
https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_Phelps
I wouldn't say that they have zip to do with it. People wish it did because it turned a major character from the TV show into a villain. Controversial choices don't really affect canon, so... yeah...

 

[Dallas Kinard]

Well...
https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_Phelps
I wouldn't say that they have zip to do with it. People wish it did because it turned a major character from the TV show into a villain. Controversial choices don't really affect canon, so... yeah...

Aren't the actor's ages way off though?

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Well...
https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Jim_Phelps
I wouldn't say that they have zip to do with it. People wish it did because it turned a major character from the TV show into a villain. Controversial choices don't really affect canon, so... yeah...

Right...but this isn't really the same Phelps as in the TV show. It's like The Equalizer -- but McCall is played by Denzel instead of Edward Woodward. Somewhat same character, different actor, inspired by the original source material.

 

[Pro Bot]

Aren't the actor's ages way off though?

By 12 years. Considering they wanted the original actor back, I'm fairly certain they're supposed to be the same.

Right...but this isn't really the same Phelps as in the TV show. It's like The Equalizer -- but McCall is played by Denzel instead of Edward Woodward. Somewhat same character, different actor, inspired by the original source material.

As I just said, they wanted the original actor back but he refused due to the... interesting choices made regarding his character. I can't find any source on this beyond that, but the intent was for him to be the same. Whether that was changed because of the recast or not we can't be sure, but it's not been stated either way as far as I know.

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Aren't the actor's ages way off though?

Yeah, way off. Technically, Phelps was played by Peter Graves (if memory serves) and the two aren't the same.

 

[Dallas Kinard]

By 12 years. Considering they wanted the original actor back, I'm fairly certain they're supposed to be the same.

As I just said, they wanted the original actor back but he refused due to the... interesting choices made regarding his character. I can't find any source on this beyond that, but the intent was for him to be the same. Whether that was changed because of the recast or not we can't be sure, but it's not been stated either way as far as I know.

Is the series ever actually referenced? Is the character portrayed in the same way?

 

[DaddyRomeo]

By 12 years. Considering they wanted the original actor back, I'm fairly certain they're supposed to be the same.

As I just said, they wanted the original actor back but he refused due to the... interesting choices made regarding his character. I can't find any source on this beyond that, but the intent was for him to be the same. Whether that was changed because of the recast or not we can't be sure, but it's not been stated either way as far as I know.

It's weird. I didn't mind the choice to make Phelps into what he ended up being. And, yeah, you probably are right that the show might be canon...it just kinda feels like the screenwriters rebooted the character after they couldn't get the original Phelps.

 

[Dallas Kinard]

It's weird. I didn't mind the choice to make Phelps into what he ended up being. And, yeah, you probably are right that the show might be canon...it just kinda feels like the screenwriters rebooted the character after they couldn't get the original Phelps.

Sounds subjective to me. What does most of the fandom think?

 

[Pro Bot]

Is the series ever actually referenced? Is the character portrayed in the same way?

I don't know. I think the character is the main thing connecting the two. The character is portrayed differently, but they wanted the same actor back so the whole villain thing was meant to be a canonical continuation at least at one point.

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Is the series ever actually referenced? Is the character portrayed in the same way?

No. They never reference it. Though, Phelps does say that he's been with IMF a long time and he hints that he's tired of the old Cold War mentality.

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Sounds subjective to me. What does most of the fandom think?

I think most of the fans didn't like what happened to Phelps. I mean, it's probably canon, they just don't make any reference to the series.

 

[Dallas Kinard]

Check out my Indiana Jones order.

 

[ThoughtTie24110]

Someone interested on a Breaking Bad detailed timeline?

 

[selfishmisery]

Might do an Earth-16/YJ timeline at some point this year.

 

[ItzStitch626]

Someone interested on a Breaking Bad detailed timeline?

I'm not really good at making timelines but if anyone is gonna make a breaking bad timeline I found a link with a helpful timeline (I don't know if it's accurate or not) it's not complete since Better Call Saul Season 6 is still happening. I hope it helps tho

https://breakingbad.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline

 

[DaddyRomeo]

I'm not really good at making timelines but if anyone is gonna make a breaking bad timeline I found a link with a helpful timeline (I don't know if it's accurate or not) it's not complete since Better Call Saul Season 6 is still happening. I hope it helps tho

https://breakingbad.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline

Breaking Bad is also on my radar. Coming somewhat soon, when I get to it.

 

[DaddyRomeo]

Timelines I have done:

• Stranger Things (Netflix)
• The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix)
• The CBS Action/Drama Extended Universe (JAG/NCIS Franchise/First Monday/Hawaii Five-0 reboot/MacGyver reboot/Magnum PI reboot/Scorpion)
• The Miyagi-verse (Karate Kid film franchise/Cobra Kai)
• TRON (TRON film franchise/comic/video game)

Timelines I am actively working on:

• The CBS Action/Drama Extended Universe (JAG/NCIS Franchise/First Monday/Hawaii Five-0 reboot/MacGyver reboot/Magnum PI reboot/Scorpion) (This one is my flagship because it's constantly running. Working on the end of Magnum and the end of the season of NCIS: Hawaii, then going back to add as much of JAG, the NCIS Franchise, and the rest as time permits)
• Mission: Impossible (This will include the film franchise first. There was some debate about the shows being included because Mr. Phelps seems to be the same character as in the regular show. I will have to include the shows later because I have no access to them at the moment.)
• Dexter (Dexter/Dexter New Blood)
• Independence Day (Films, novels, comics)
• Mr. Robot

Timelines I am going to work on:

• The Walter White Universe (Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul/Jesse Breaking Bad film)
• Fast and the Furious
• Adding to The Haunting Timeline to include Bly Manor
• Transformers Generation 1 (1984 cartoon series plus the 1986 film)
• Transformers (The Bay-verse Timeline)
• WestWorld (HBO series)

 

[ItzStitch626]

Timelines I have done:

• Stranger Things (Netflix)
• The Haunting of Hill House (Netflix)
• The CBS Action/Drama Extended Universe (JAG/NCIS Franchise/First Monday/Hawaii Five-0 reboot/MacGyver reboot/Magnum PI reboot/Scorpion)
• The Miyagi-verse (Karate Kid film franchise/Cobra Kai)
• TRON (TRON film franchise/comic/video game)

Timelines I am actively working on:

• The CBS Action/Drama Extended Universe (JAG/NCIS Franchise/First Monday/Hawaii Five-0 reboot/MacGyver reboot/Magnum PI reboot/Scorpion) (This one is my flagship because it's constantly running. Working on the end of Magnum and the end of the season of NCIS: Hawaii, then going back to add as much of JAG, the NCIS Franchise, and the rest as time permits)
• Mission: Impossible (This will include the film franchise first. There was some debate about the shows being included because Mr. Phelps seems to be the same character as in the regular show. I will have to include the shows later because I have no access to them at the moment.)
• Dexter (Dexter/Dexter New Blood)
• Independence Day (Films, novels, comics)
• Mr. Robot

Timelines I am going to work on:

• The Walter White Universe (Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul/Jesse Breaking Bad film)
• Fast and the Furious
• Adding to The Haunting Timeline to include Bly Manor
• Transformers Generation 1 (1984 cartoon series plus the 1986 film)
• Transformers (The Bay-verse Timeline)
• WestWorld (HBO series)

Can't wait for all your timelines

 

[Pro Bot]

Transformers (The Bay-verse Timeline)

I imagine that would include the 5 films, as well as the Bumblebee soft-reboot and upcoming sequel? They're supposed to be prequels but the continuity is kinda crap, but it can all fit. A tie-in motion comic to Bumblebee ties into Transformers (2007).

There's also Friday the 13th (2009) tying into Transformers (2007) through the character of Trent Sutton-DeMarco, but that situation is weird enough that you could probably ignore it. It's a "variant", if you will. Of all the movies to feature a Transformers character, why Friday the 13th? Lol

1987 - Bumblebee
1994 - Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
2000 - 28 Days
2007 - Transformers
2009 - Friday the 13th
2009 - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
2013 - Transformers: Dark of the Moon
2018 - Transformers: Age of Extinction
2020 - Transformers: The Last Knight

 

[selfishmisery]

I'm pretty far along on my personal Young Justice timeline document btw.

 

[Pro Bot]

I imagine that would include the 5 films, as well as the Bumblebee soft-reboot and upcoming sequel? They're supposed to be prequels but the continuity is kinda crap, but it can all fit. A tie-in motion comic to Bumblebee ties into Transformers (2007).

There's also Friday the 13th (2009) tying into Transformers (2007) through the character of Trent Sutton-DeMarco, but that situation is weird enough that you could probably ignore it. It's a "variant", if you will. Of all the movies to feature a Transformers character, why Friday the 13th? Lol

Bumblebee
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
28 Days (?)
Transformers
Friday the 13th (?)
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
Transformers: Dark of the Moon
Transformers: Age of Extinction
Transformers: The Last Knight

Oh, and 28 Days... apparently.
https://www.avclub.com/alan-tudyk-o...playing-the-same-role-twice-except-1798270141

 

[DaddyRomeo]

I imagine that would include the 5 films, as well as the Bumblebee soft-reboot and upcoming sequel? They're supposed to be prequels but the continuity is kinda crap, but it can all fit. A tie-in motion comic to Bumblebee ties into Transformers (2007).

There's also Friday the 13th (2009) tying into Transformers (2007) through the character of Trent Sutton-DeMarco, but that situation is weird enough that you could probably ignore it. It's a "variant", if you will. Of all the movies to feature a Transformers character, why Friday the 13th? Lol

1987 - Bumblebee
1994 - Transformers: Rise of the Beasts
2000 - 28 Days
2007 - Transformers
2009 - Friday the 13th
2009 - Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
2013 - Transformers: Dark of the Moon
2018 - Transformers: Age of Extinction
2020 - Transformers: The Last Knight

I will include Bumblebee -- but it's gonna be on a separate continuity section (bottom of the timeline) since it pretty much retcons everything.

First, and foremost, the Autobots are seen coming to Earth at the end, which contradicts the Bay-verse.

Second, the Decepticons look more like their G1 counterparts and don't look like the Bay-verse incarnations. Soundwave, Shockwave, and a slew of others look like they did in the cartoon. Optimus does, too.

Bumblebee is basically the Star Trek "Kelvin-verse" of the films.

And, holy crap, you can link 28 Days and Friday the 13th? LOL...man, these easter eggs...

 

[selfishmisery]

I will include Bumblebee -- but it's gonna be on a separate continuity section (bottom of the timeline) since it pretty much retcons everything.

First, and foremost, the Autobots are seen coming to Earth at the end, which contradicts the Bay-verse.

Second, the Decepticons look more like their G1 counterparts and don't look like the Bay-verse incarnations. Soundwave, Shockwave, and a slew of others look like they did in the cartoon. Optimus does, too.

Bumblebee is basically the Star Trek "Kelvin-verse" of the films.

And, holy crap, you can link 28 Days and Friday the 13th? LOL...man, these easter eggs...

Also note that the comic prequel to the Bumblebee film is Bayverse not the reboot timeline, and the main inconsistency with the comics when you take into account the 4th and 5th films is that the Autobots arrived on Earth before the 1960s. (Although you could probably discount the Ghosts of Yesterday novel or assume the portal the astronauts went through in sent them centuries in the past as well.)

Them going back and forth to other planets then back to Earth? No biggie. Happens all the time. The Autobots that show up in the comics but dont appear in the 4th or 5th film? TRA took them out or they are in Cuba.

 

[Pro Bot]

Also note that the comic prequel to the Bumblebee film is Bayverse not the reboot timeline, and the main inconsistency with the comics when you take into account the 4th and 5th films is that the Autobots arrived on Earth before the 1960s. (Although you could probably discount the Ghosts of Yesterday novel or assume the portal the astronauts went through in sent them centuries in the past as well.)

Them going back and forth to other planets then back to Earth? No biggie. Happens all the time. The Autobots that show up in the comics but dont appear in the 4th or 5th film? TRA took them out or they are in Cuba.

I honestly assumed that they just hop to and from Earth between films. The redesigns are just that - redesigns.


Seen this? Set 2 years after Bumblebee and ties directly into Transformers (2007) with Megatron frozen in ice. That, combined with Sector Seven and Seymour Simmons, supports it being a prequel. There's the aforementioned Bumblebee prequel comic set in the 1960s with Bumblebee still being on Earth since the 1940s, too.

Time will tell if it's a complete continuity reboot in sequels or just a soft-reboot, likely in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. In that case, pretty easy timeline.

1987 - Bumblebee
1994 - Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

I assume that The Battle at Half-Dome could just occur in the original Bayverse along with an alternate version of the Bumblebee movie. I mean, I don't see it as a separate universe yet to be honest, but easy fix.

 

[Pro Bot]

And, holy crap, you can link 28 Days and Friday the 13th? LOL...man, these easter eggs...

It's pretty stupid to bring a character from a movie about giant robots into a horror film about a supernatural serial killer, but it happened. It's a strange but cool bit of trivia either way. Both Friday the 13th and 28 Days having shared characters is extremely random.