Thread:Marvelus/@comment-26838855-20190116120806/@comment-26838855-20190125165158

The Punisher: Season 2 (Protego Maxima, Marvelus, Rman823, Assassin1and2)
Protego Maxima wrote: Well, I wrote a long explanation but all were deleted because of a stupid mistake :) In summary, I believe she is referring to her partner, Sam Stein's death in that scene. She says her mother was devastated after her grandmother's death and she had to find a new normal. Then she says couple of things too and finally says the line "So it's been a year, and I am still trying." You guys will see in a more careful way when you watch it. I am still an amateur :) Alright thank you.

Marvelus wrote: Following BEJT comment, so Billy Russo entered on a coma on December 17th 2016 (a few hours after the shock he got from getting the face destroyed, he still looks better than me :p) 6 weeks later, on January 29th 2017 (the latest) he awakes.

He spends next time (several several weeks) on recovery, will take it to early April 2017, the very first days, I would say April 1st, and then he is assigned with Krysta. So the season would pick up on March 2018.

Am I right?. He enters the coma on the 16th, not the 17th, but pretty much. This means that "6 weeks" later, he likely woke up around January 27, 2017, but like you say, could be up to Sunday 29th and still be "6 weeks". And yeah, all I was noting there was that there's some link there. Because Krista apparently worked with him for "months" and Billy apparently woke up after 6 weeks. But it isn't too relevant, could've been a very long time before Krista started working with him - though we know it's less than 6 months because in the Episode 4 flashbacks, Krista has started working with him and says he is 6 months into his recovery. So basically, we're 6 weeks + no more than 6 months + "months" after Season 1. Kind of worth mentioning I guess because it means that we're "months" after July 2017 at the latest, but not too relevant.

Bear in mind I've still only seen up to Episode 4 so I don't know if more evidence shows up. The reason for that is I was busy with exams and things and then I really wanted to finish off the Season 1 write-ups before I got to rewatching Season 2, Episode 1 (remember my system is watch 1-4, rewatch 1-4, watch 5-9, rewatch 5-9, watch 10-13, rewatch 10-13), because I didn't want to keep jumping back and forth and just wanted to watch Season 2 properly, and also wanted to kind of use the write-ups to jog my memory of exactly how Season 1 ended before I properly got into Season 2 (properly, I did start it before finishing writing up Season 1, but didn't get deep into it). I have now finished writing up Season 1 (in 9 days I've gone from 12.0 months to 11.1 months behind!) and am currently, as I type, finishing rewatching Episode 2, and will be watching the season fully over the next couple of days, as I have free time and nothing holding me back now.

Protego Maxima wrote: Yeah, but that "One Year Ago" thing was more about Madani's hospital times, if that's what you mean. Marvelus was referring to my message further up with my Season 2 notes, which is something I do with Marvel Netflix seasons (as hard as the work is, it's sad to think there's probably only one left🙁) - I post a message and then edit it as I go through the season, noting any important observations on first watch and then properly writing my notes on my rewatches. Marvelus is really good at checking back on those messages even though they get buried by the chat before they're done, so tat's why it seemed a little spontaneous.

Protego Maxima wrote: I finished the season. Here's a few general thoughts of mine on timeline. No spoilers for the most part, I will not talk about further episodes until the very end of this post. Don't worry I will put a warning before I go into that one thing.

Note: I reluctantly will play devil's advocate here.

BEJT wrote: Executive Grant of Clemency The President of the United States of America TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING: BE IT KNOWN, THAT THIS DAY THE PRESIDENT HAS GRANTED UNTO FRANK CASTLE A FULL AND UNCONDITIONAL PARDON FOR HIS CONVICTION in the United States District Court for the District of New York on an indightment (Docket No. 6421-L-Cr) charging violation of Sections 32 (2017 edition) and 536, Title 12, United States Code, Section 924, Title 44, United States Code, and Presidential Proclamation 4995, dated January 14th, 2016, for which he was sentenced on February fourth 2017, to 18 months' imprisonment and a fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000). THE PRESIDENT HAS DESIGNATED, directed and empowered the Pardon Attorney as his representative to sign this grant of executive clemency. In accordance with these instructions and authority, I have signed my name and caused the seal of the Department of Justice to be affixed hereto and affirm that this action is the act of the President being performed at his discretion. Done at the City of Washington, District of Columbia, on March 1st 2018. BY DIRECTION OF THE PRESIDENT Signature

So, this is the letter we saw in teaser. That letter burning scene only appeared on that teaser so, it was a metaphorical way to show him going back to his punishing life.

As for why I brought up this teaser, some of the things don't make sense to me:

1) On Season 1 finale, we never saw Frank being sentenced. Just 3 days after facing off with Russo (pun intended), which happened on December, we saw him all cleaned up with a new identity. Even if we think it all happened within 3 days, him being sentenced date doesn't match up.

2) 18 months of imprisonment? That's too low.

3) Why would his pardon be signed more than a year later?

(Note: If you guys say the dates are within logic, I'd like to listen why.)

This is the part where I will play devil's advocate. What if they were referring his Daredevil Season 2 trial scenes with "for which he was sentenced on February fourth 2017" part in the letter? This would match up with their way of thinking, because as far as we know, Season 1 of Punisher takes place on late 2017 according to them. (Remember Lewis Wilson mistake?) And then with pardon letter being signed on March 1st 2018, it would be shortly after the last scene of Punisher Season 1, where he gets his freedom. This would make things worse. Because if they insist on "It was released on November 2017, so it takes place on November 2017", with the same logic and obvious "one year ago" thing, they might think this season takes place on late 2018.

So the conclusion: If they think like what I wrote above, the possibilities are:

1) Heads of Marvel TV don't care about contradictions with movies, thus they never warned producers about The Snap.

2) They do care, but they know The Snap will be reversed as if it never happened and will affect nothing.

They really have to see the timeline on this wiki, which really does make sense and much better than their way of thinking. Can't we contact with at least Marvel TV?

We will wait until another statement from TV side, where they should say Punisher Season 2 is before Infinity War, like they did with Daredevil Season 3. If they say so, (SMALL SPOILER HERE) we might wanna consider "Frank burning letter video"s given dates as non-canon because of something that was shown on the last episode. OK so a few things here.

I guessed it was only a teaser, they're doing more of that with the Netflix shows now.

In response to your first points, we weren't suggesting before that the sentencing was referring to Season 1. I had assumed from a mix of the fact that the date was after when Season 1 at least should take place, the fact that the February date matched with absolutely nothing else, and the fact that the pardon as shown by the March 1, 2018 date seemed to very much be a new detail they were introducing, that it was indeed a post-Season 1 incident. So what you say about it not lining up with Frank not being sentenced at the end of Season 1 and 18 months being too short, my initial response would be that the assumption was that it wasn't referring to Season 1.

But that said... when you go on to the next points, you might be right that it actually is meant to be post-Season 1. It's a bit weird. Even if, in their minds, Season 1 is November-December 2017, Daredevil: Season 2 should then be late 2016 in their minds (it's said to be "last year", "barely a year ago", etc. through the season). While the March 2018 date could make some sense from them thinking "OK, the presidential pardon sometimes takes a few months to go through" (I don't know if that's the case but it seems plausible), the February 2017 date is specifically the date of sentencing and not the same where it can be "just after". Plus it still doesn't make sense with 18 months. I can't remember if, in Daredevil: Season 2, they announce his sentence, but it's got to be way more than 18 months.

There is also something that I didn't think was worth mentioning at the time, but is worth mentioning now. When I was filling in the gaps to work out what the letter said and searched for presidential pardon images, I noticed that one of the top results, this one, had exactly the same "February fourth", "18 months", and "fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000)". I think that honestly, this might not be Marvel but could literally just be not only the prop department, but the prop department of the marketing department, and they've just basically copied that presidential pardon and changed some numbers and words, throwing "2017" in there to replace "1949" because they thought, "Well obviously we can't use 1949, we've got to use something modern, 2017's about right, I don't know, no one will check or cares." So I think honestly, you're probably right, but even with the attempt to understand I think we're still being overly optimistic about their thought process here. I don't think there is much of a thought process here. I think that yes, it probably is meant to be a prop referring to the end of Season 1 and how he was pardoned for the events of Daredevil: Season 2, and they just threw dates in there that weren't thought through that were just vaguely in the right general area, and also didn't consider changing that "18 months".

But we still have to address it. Having assumed it was some new incident from between the seasons, I had assumed it was going to have relevance in the season, but it sounds like it doesn't - again, because it does sound like it's just supposed to refer to the end of Season 1. In Episode 1, when Frank talks to Beth about how he embarrassed high-up people and now has to live under a new identity, having not watched Season 1 in over a year and with that pardon in mind, I incorrectly assumed that this was a reference to whatever incident happened between the seasons and the fact that he had a presidential pardon and was living under a new identity - but having now rewatched the end of Season 1 to write it up (that finale is still incredible), obviously I was reminded that of course, he gets pardoned at the end of that season (they don't mention a presidential pardon but it's very possible) and given the Pete Castiglione identity, so that's all he's referring to. Obviously I retract my previous statement from watching Episode 1.

So it sounds like yeah, that promo is basically just not addressed in any way in the season and likely was intended to refer to Daredevil: Season 2 and The Punisher: Season 1. But what can we do about it? Well, it's not ideal because it doesn't really fit with what the show seems to tell us Frank has been doing since Season 1 and what Steven Lightfoot said he'd been doing - basically travelling and building a new life and in a bit of a more mellow place - but I think we do still just have to assume that Frank got in some unfortunate incident in February 2017. He was found out for being Frank Castle (doesn't seem like it would be too hard if he got arrested, while his fingerprints and DNA were changed in the system, he's got to be fairly recognisable) and sentenced to 18 months (that would explain the 18 months, it being from some smaller incident than anything we've seen him involved with). The CIA and Homeland Security then swooped in, still very worried that he could tell people the truth of everything that happened with Operation Cerberus (which was the reason they gave him the pardon at the end of Season 1, basically in exchange for his silence), and got him pardoned again and released. And the actual official presidential pardon took a year to actually come through. Then we would basically have to just choose some point in Season 2 where the promo can fit in (like how, even though it doesn't really fit, I've still got to find the point in Daredevil: Season 3 where the confession teaser has to be awkwardly slotted in). Some point where he decides this isn't just a temporary thing and he has to probably get back to being the Punisher, and he burns the pardon off-camera as sort of an acceptance of that.

I'm sure all of this isn't the intent of that promo, but it's the only way we can make it work I feel.

And since, therefore, the promo still stands, this would still make Season 2 after March 1, 2018 (I mean, since we're saying it is unrelated to Season 2, I guess technically the promo could take place after Season 2, but that would be weird). But it sounds like it is anyway, so sure.

Man, I feel like this happens a lot that I think we've got good news but it turns out we don't.

Finally, addressing what you say about the Snap. I don't think that any of these shows were made with "We have to set this before the Snap" in mind. I think they've just made them and as usual, not particularly caring about the timeline and not paying any attention to the Snap either because Loeb knows it's not a problem in the long run or because he knew he could just wave it away as "They're set before". Or maybe because they actually didn't even know about the Snap until shortly before Infinity War, who knows. There is little doubt in my mind that Loeb's comment about them being set before is just a hand-wave and not a thought-through, prepared, and intentionally implemented timeline choice. That's not to say the comment can be ignored, we still have to consider it, but I've said before that it's basically the only thing he can say.

Thanks for saying they should look at the wiki timeline. I have no idea how to get in contact with these people though.

Loeb has made a comment saying that every TV season released between Infinity War and Endgame is set before Infinity War, so that does include The Punisher: Season 2, though granted, for most of the other seasons they've also specifically said it of that season, and I don't think they have yet for The Punisher: Season 2, which I guess makes it "less confirmed", for lack of a better term.

Just got to the end of your message about considering it non-canon. Thanks for not spoiling (I think the way you phrased it isn't a spoiler at all), because a few of us haven't seen it yet. Interesting that you think there might be something contradicting that. Obviously I'll respond about that once I've finished the season.

Marvelus wrote: I think you are getting confused a lot man.

The letter for the presidential aprdon refers to an incident after the events seen from Novemeber to December 2016, where the season of Punisher takes place. Not 2017, 2016. That Lewis Wilson mistake is just a mistake, because Jessica Jones S2 further confirmed that The Punisher is set before Summer 2017.

The season is set on 2018, I have no doubts of that. Marvel TV knows about Avengers: Endgame plot, not all of it, but how people in the MCU is going to be affected. And Daredevil S2 Punisher Trial is set on November 2015, he was sentenced to all his crimes on November 2015 not February 4th 2017, that is for a later incident. I think Madani teased this in one of the first episodes, I have just seen 3 of them. He's not confused, he's not saying that this is the actual timeline, just that this might be what they were thinking when they made the promo.

We don't know for sure what Marvel Television know, and how many people know it (might even just be Loeb), but you would hope they know a little bit. But who knows how much they knew this time last year when they were preparing to start filming The Punisher: Season 2.

I didn't catch anything from Madani about an incident in those first 3 episodes. I've rewatched those first two, maybe I'll catch what you're referring to when I rewatch Episode 3.

Protego Maxima wrote: Yes, all of the things you said are based on your calculations which I think makes a lot of sense, and I agree with all of your calculations. But I am saying producers might not think in that way. This is the whole point of what I wrote. That's why I said I was gonna play the devil's advocate. I didn't write all these thing because I defended them. I might have used the term "the devil's advocate" wrongfully, sorry about that. What I really meant is "thinking on their way of thinking" and making that "Frank burning letter video" make sense according to producers' thinking. I am not confused. You said trial takes place on November 2015. Agreed. As I told you I agree with all of your calculations. But according to producers, this might not be the case also. That's why they made Lewis Wilson mistake. They put a "6 months later" on the first episode of first season (which doesn't make sense). So according to them Season 2 of Daredevil may take place on late 2016 (again it doesn't make sense).

Hope, it is clear now :) I understood. It might not have come across to Marvelus because, while he speaks very good English, he's not from the U.S. (or U.K. like me) so maybe it's just the fact that idioms don't tend to translate well.

The Lewis Wilson mistake I think might have come from the mismatch between dialogue and screen props. Often with screens, they make the screen green and superimpose the image later to avoid getting camera reflections. I wonder if they had the "26" line in there for ages and then when they got around to putting the image on and worked backwards from the fact that by then they would have known it was due to release in late 2017. So I don't necessarily think that the producers think it's set in 2017, I think this stuff tends to just be more individual slip-ups, and I've given the reasons above why I think this promo turned out the way it did. By the way, the "6 months later" in 3AM isn't a problem. It's "6 months later" after he finished taking down the gangs involved in his family's deaths, which he finished doing on April 30th, then he burns his vest on May 1st, before cutting to "6 months later" in November. It's not "6 months later" after Daredevil: Season 2.

Also, again, I do agree that the promo is probably intended to refer to Daredevil: Season 2, but I'm not sure that it's evidence that the producers think that's late 2016, because a) I don't think the producers were necessarily involved in that piece of promotional material, b) I don't think they particularly care about the timeline to have a placement in mind, and c) it still doesn't make sense because the promo pardon refers specifically to the sentencing being February 2017, and the sentencing was during Daredevil: Season 2.

So yes and no. Yes, I think they have got it wrong based around an incorrect Daredevil: Season 2 placement, but no, I don't think it's necessarily to do with the producers having an incorrect timeline in place.

Marvelus wrote: I don't think producers think on that way, at least, not the ones from TV, the ones from the movies do.

Calculations are used in some exclusive times when there are not dates confirmed, however, MCU Nerflix side as a whole has dates confirmed. Producers put intentionally a 2000 date defunction for Jessica Jones' family's incident. And they explicitly said 17 years later, which confirms we are on Spring-Summer 2017, the months are not calculations, the dates are (most of the time they don't). So se know for sure that Punisher S1 is before Summer 2017.

All the dates you have already seen in Punisher S2 are just pieces of a jigsaw puzzle (did you spot the reference :v) put in very weird places waiting for us to put them together and determinate the best, we have our timeline guy in here, BEJT, that will come for sure a good conclusion to all of this.

Producers might think other thing, yes, but that doesn't mean that is the truth. I am very sure that this season is going to be set on Sprinf 2018, which month? Will see. But there is nothing to worry about. It is not a mess as everyone claims. Infinity War did really put some people complaining about the timeline and if TV shows still connected after all...

@BEJT, there are some evidence posted on the The Comic Board web site, while I don't agree at all which what they are saying about Punisher S2 taking place on August-September 2017 (sighs), there enough eviden for you and me to make an idea of when are things set. I agree that I don't think Marvel TV necessarily think like that, abiding by a laid out incorrect timeline in the way that it sometimes seems like Marvel Studios do.

I think when Protego Maxima said calculations he was talking more broadly about our weighing up and working out. I guess it's still calculating even when it's not purely based on a set of equations and things, because we're still going "2015 + 1 year so 2016" etc..

While Jessica Jones quite clearly placing itself in Spring 2017 was definitely helpful for us in terms of further solidifying The Punisher: Season 1 as late 2016, I don't think it's necessarily confirmation that internally at Marvel Television they know what they're doing timeline-wise with Netflix, because the The Punisher people and the Jessica Jones people aren't necessarily working together, there's only a few overseers of these shows, and ultimately a good chunk of it comes down to just props. This kind of works off the assumption that Jeph Loeb and co. are intentionally placing each season from like a document, which I think is an optimistic chance at best. And considering the The Punisher and the Jessica Jones people aren't necessarily working together, there's especially a low chance that The Punisher ' s marketing team and the Jessica Jones people are working together. The Jessica Jones thing was an encouraging sign because it seemed pretty firmly and intentionally placed and things were looking up, like they might have a handle on it, but then it turned out they didn't😂. Come to think of it, Jessica Jones has probably been consistently the least problematic Netflix show timeline-wise, so maybe the people working on that show just care a bit more, which is a good sign for Season 3.

I don't think Protego Maxima was arguing the producers' incorrect impression was the truth, he was just explaining like I do what he thinks might be the reason behind the mistake.

I do like that Infinity War has made some more people realise, I think, that the TV shows aren't all set in real time.

As for The Comic Board, I haven't gone on it in a month or two and don't feel like I can at the moment. Whenever I fall behind in responding to any threads, I find it stressful that people might be saying something that I want to chip in about but feel I can't until I've caught up and know that that will take a while. So I just get stressed reading The Comic Board and wanting to contribute but feeling unable to because it's just too messy for me to deal with to respond to some new things but not some older things. I have to feel caught up. And I've just obviously focused on the wiki and I make sure I respond here every few days so I don't get too stressed about conversations happening that I want to contribute to but feel I can't yet. I'm interested in what made them think August-September 2017, but obviously we're not going to go with that. If there's any evidence that isn't being mentioned here that is there, can you pass it on?

Rman823 wrote: Their placement makes no sense for the simple fact Karen’s appearance references DDS3 which places it before Punisher Season 2 Right, yeah, which means that again it's all chronological. I haven't got to Karen's appearance yet but I saw here that Deborah Ann Woll said it is after Daredevil: Season 3.

I think, last time I was on there, they were deciding to move Daredevil: Season 3 to early 2017 rather than late, despite the election and the fact that Karen is mentioned as still being a reporter in Luke Cage: Season 2 (which they also have in Summer 2017) and Foggy is still working for Chao and Benowitz in Luke Cage: Season 2 and that the Iron Fist: Season 2 (which they have in early 2018) official synopsis says Matt is still presumed dead. I think that decision came from the fact that they have Daredevil: Season 1 placed in late 2014 (based on the "2 years" line and a supposed newspaper date in the finale which I found HD screencaps for and personally could see no hint of a date but whatever) and so with Season 3 being "2 years" later they felt it couldn't be later than early 2017, plus it worked better with The Defenders. So anyway, that would explain why they have put The Punisher in Summer 2017 despite it being after Daredevil: Season 3.

Assassin1and2 wrote: I mean of course it is, Netflix shows are usually in order of release So far, they always have been. Granted there's some overlap with Daredevil: Season 2/Luke Cage: Season 1 and Iron Fist: Season 2/Daredevil: Season 3, but when you look at the bulks of those seasons, they're still in order (the bulk of Luke Cage: Season 1 is after the bulk of Daredevil: Season 2, the bulk of Daredevil: Season 3 is after the bulk of Iron Fist: Season 2).

Rman823 wrote: And set around their filming dates. Which is why Spring 2018 makes much more sense to me than Summer 2017. Yeah, that's not always true, but tends to be roughly. I don't think the timeline placement has ever been more than 6 or so months different from the time of filming.

The Punisher: Season 1 Kandahar (additional)
So, I had a thought when I was rewatching Home. As Madani talks to Castle, she says, "You served many years as a Marine Force Recon?" He replies, "I did." "But that isn't where you served your last mission?" "No. I was part of a covert CIA operation. It was called Cerberus." And then he talks about that. I think at the time we said, "Well we know that just can't work because in Kandahar we see that the end of his time in Afghanistan is November due to it being Frank's birthday but we know from Kinbaku that he got back in early April. It must be that the events in Kandahar were a few years prior and he served some more normal terms as a marine after," and we must have come up with some sort of excuse for that line, then placing the Kandahar events based on the Bruce Springsteen tickets, in 2011. But my process has improved in the last 14 months and I think that line is pretty explicit and hard to avoid.

So I was wondering, what if Kandahar was indeed his last mission as is stated (it also just feels more right, it's weird that Madani is investigating Zubair's death 5 years later and weird that Castle went back to the marines as normal after and weird that it took Cerberus 3-and-a-half years to follow up on killing the Castles and everything is just played like it's much more recent than 5 years ago), and Operation Cerberus finished in November 2014. Then when everything went wrong in Kandahar earlier than was intended, he was transferred to a normal marine unit for 3-and-a-half months to just see out his term much less eventfully, before returning in early April 2015. I feel this works much better and satisfies that line, which is a pretty explicit and important line.

If you guys agree then I'll rework all those flashback dates on the draft page, because they're reliant on each other. But I'm definitely thinking this is the right choice.

Also, on rewatching Memento Mori, I've decided that yeah, that time with Billy at the carousel isn't the same day the family were killed. Because there is later some very quick flashbacks as Frank approaches the carousel, when Frank is thinking about the day his family died (it's definitely played more explicitly as the day they died), and Frank Jr. and Lisa are in different clothes. So yeah, as we had guessed but now I feel we can be settled on, I think that earlier scene us just a time in probably late 2013, a year-and-a-half before their deaths/a little bit before Billy and Frank go to Afghanistan, which I feel works better anyway because (and I think these are the reasons we decided this way previously anyway) it's sort of played more as a happy time in the past and not the very last day, like less than an hour before (in Frank's dreams, Maria wakes him at something like 10:30 so they couldn't have got to the park before 11, and the attack was just after midday), plus when Frank is asking him if he was involved/present for the massacre, it would be a bit weird if Billy had been with them less than an hour prior and Frank doesn't bring that up. And, as mentioned, there isn't really the time for that scene considering between 10:30ish (I think that's the time Maria says, granted it's in a dream so it could have actually been earlier in the day but it would be a bit weird if Frank was misremembering that one detail) and 12:00 they had to wake up the kids (they're said to still be asleep), get to Central Park, go on the carousel, sit for their picnic, and then be killed. Billy would have had to have joined them and spent some time with them (it would be weird to just be there for like 15 minutes) and got safely away a while before midday in that time.

So yeah, that scene is likely late 2013, if we're taking Frank's time in Afghanistan to be late 2013-April 2015. Again, I'll work out the specifics.

Apology (additional)
Finally, I just wanted to say that I'm sorry if I've been a bit snappy or controlling at times, especially to Marvelus. I know there's been times when I've undone some work and I've stepped in to clarify Marvelus' statements at times (like on the discussions feature, I think I was just feeling stressed and thought the comment could be misconstrued as speaking out against the wiki timeline so I stepped in even though it probably wasn't actually necessary) and I've not been as patient as I should be with people and taken a bit too much of a sort of authoritative overseeing role.

I get stressed particularly when new Netflix seasons are coming out because of the workload and the fact they've come out at inconvenient times for the last 8 months. I really don't like this all-at-once release model, I get things spoiled if I don't get through it fast enough and I feel like I'm letting people down because I'm not ready to talk about it yet, and I have to do all those notes which I'm always really proud of and I'm glad I made them more thorough because it means I have everything I need and never have to go back and do more, but they are draining. I'm going to miss the Netflix shows, but I'm not going to miss the all-at-once release.

I also never intended to take the sort of leadership role here, and while I'm happy to do that, I also feel bad because I don't want you guys to feel inferior. Like when Marvelus talks about how ultimately it comes down to me and things, I get a bit worried that I'm coming across as a dictator who has the final say on everything. So I'm sorry guys if I ever do seem like that. I'm just doing my best on this wiki to wrangle the various threads and users on the timeline discussion and reply to everyone, manage things, catch up on things, do all sorts of notes, calculations, and blogs, and I guess keep an eye on as much as I can of what's going on timeline-wise because that's just kind of the way I am, my OCD brain needs to keep things under control and keep them thorough and accounted for and sorted. There's one other thing I want to check is OK with Marvelus but I'll do that on our mini one-on-one chat.

I've finished proofreading Runaways: Season 1 and writing up the whole of The Punisher: Season 1 which I'm very proud of and also allows me to progress with The Punisher: Season 2 as mentioned, as well as the fact that now my exams are over, I've still got a couple more fully free days. So I'm feeling a little bit less stressed now and am a bit happier with the pace I'm getting through things.