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Deadpooled123's Questions (Deadpooled123)
Deadpooled123 wrote: I am checking, l want to make sure there's no inconsistencies as l lost all the data l had earlier last year. No worries. Just saying a lot of what you're looking for, unless it's Cloak & Dagger: Season 2, Jessica Jones: Season 3, or Runaways: Season 3 really, you should be able to find enough detail for on the timeline pages.

Deadpooled123 wrote: Disney+ allows downloads via mobile devices so it could be easier to pause and play as the first Marvel Studios television show, Falcon and The Winter Soldier, is underway in the fall.

One key note to always think of before adding or adjusting any sort of timelines is when they say "It's part of the MCU" which translates to it's in the same world but does not directly link to the movies as Marvel Studios is the one up in terms of the past hierarchy, no longer exists, of the continuity process. I feel like people keep forgetting about how good Marvel Studios and Kevin Fiege really are and it comes off as frustrating because no show or movie seems like a loose thread *cough Please Sony, don't put Tom Holland in Venom 2 cough* I'm not sure I quite followed all of that, are you saying that the hierarchy is dissolved now because of everything becoming Marvel Studios?

And that people are forgetting how great Feige and Marvel Studios are because of the frustration that several things are up in the air and uncertain at the moment?

Deadpooled123 wrote: Also, where is the Cloak and Dagger s2 notes? Haven't been able to pinpoint them on the discussions by year I only do my detailed notes for the Netflix stuff. The rest I just do rough simple notes, either on the discussion or on the draft pages. Cloak & Dagger: Season 2's rough notes are here, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Season 6 here, both on the draft pages. Their "events" (the specific events with their own pages, in bold on timeline pages - not just "all the things that happen") are on the timeline pages as placeholders until they're written up properly.

Runaways: Season 3 (Mrmichaelt, Deadpooled123)
Mrmichaelt wrote: Well, another thing to possibly consider about the Eng Lit 301 thing is there's the possibility that she took AP or IB college prep courses and any credits she earned were accepted by her college letting her skip a remedial English course. I get that's a stretch but all angles should be considered, imo. Perhaps, but I just feel that the 301 gives us further justification for the idea you mentioned that it's just a future timetable. Because whatever the case, Karolina is highly unlikely to be in 3rd year at college 3 years on from Season 3, Episode 9, suggesting it is a future timetable (not the intention, clearly, just their further mistake has helped us).

Deadpooled123 wrote: Keep in mind that Runaways s2 ends with half a week before February 2018, so you might end up finding out that Runaways s3 could end up starting late January. Also, it's very fascinating that the timeline hasn't messed up considering the unneccessary shuffling that unfolded to the start of Marvel Television which didn't last long. As things stand, Runaways: Season 3 would begin on January 30, 2018, they would come out of the Dark Dimension on August 4, 2018, and Gert would die on August 8th. But we might need to add an extra couple of weeks, because the anniversary of Gert's death should not be August 8, 2021, but rather late August 2021 to be school time.

I don't really understand what you're referring to about the unnecessary shifting to the start of Marvel Television which didn't last long that might have messed up the timeline.

Canon All Tied Together (ProBot1227)
ProBot1227 wrote: Luke Cage and Cloak & Dagger reference each other, so it's a two way reference. Netflix references Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. vice versa. WHiH Newsfront references Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. You're correct, the O'Reilly reference did slip my mind. What has there been in the way of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. references in Netflix and vice versa other than GT Agrochemical, St. Agnes, Creel, and the Judas bullets? I can't remember.

My point though is that it doesn't all unravel if you remove some bits. If you remove Iron Fist, you lose The Defenders, and then lose all the rest of Netflix because it all is inextricably linked and falls apart. But just because you've lost those doesn't mean that you have to lose Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. or Cloak & Dagger just because they reference them. It doesn't fully unravel that far back, they still make sense on their own and you can just assume that St. Agnes didn't necessarily have Matt Murdock stay there, some Chitauri-based bullets were made, Carl Creel didn't necessarily have a boxing background, GT Agrochemical didn't necessarily end up entangled with Jessica Jones. They're not inextricably linked beyond the Netflix things being one inextricable package, Cloak & Dagger and Runaways one inextricable package, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and Agent Carter kind of given the Watchdogs episode and possible things in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: Season 7.

It's all linked, I agree. I'm just saying that unfortunately, I don't feel the interlinking is all a 100% defence, because it doesn't all unravel if you remove one piece necessarily.