<p>Cool, April dates it is. I will put them on the calendar now (using the numbered dates, since those years tend to not have stuff timeline now. And yeah, I get why it's important to focus on the dating system, rather than move it around like that, alright. </p><p>And, of course! I totally get that certain things here can be a headache, as there are definitely bound to be consistencies when you have such a huge cinematic universe like this with so many different creators involved. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Edward Zachary Sunrose wrote:
Wasn't it specified in that campfire scene with Thor and Jane that in the MCU the Ten Realms are just planets in different galaxies tied together by a network of wormholes? (The Tree of Life) <p>They're definitely pocket dimensions in the comics, but I don't think the MCU ever tried to claim the realms were dimensions. </p> </i></div>
<p>Doctor Selvig specifically referred to the Bifrost as a "gateway to another dimension". Is only mentioned in the post-credit scene of Thor. </p>

<p>I am kind of new to editing on this wiki, and I would like to know what we are currently working on in the timeline right now. I have been doing math for dates for Runaways S3, but I am good with getting these things straight- so, not to be a pain, but what are we working on currently in the timeline discussion? </p>

<p>This is a draft page for working on series writing. After checking, everything on the draft page is transferred to the main page of the scale. </p><p>https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/User:Marvelus/Cloak_%26_Dagger,_Runaways_Season_Two_and_Agents_of_S.H.I.E.L.D._Season_Six_Timeline </p>

<p>All of the write-ups are currently done, and BEJT is checking them before placing them on the Wiki. Right now we're mostly just biding time until <i>Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.</i> Season 7 comes out (at least that's how I've been interpreting some of these conversations) and talking about scenes that have come up during rewatches. So, if there's ever something you see while rewatching it that isn't on the timeline, definitely feel free to bring that up here and do the math/write-ups for that. I usually mention it here so that somebody could double check my work (if you look at BEJT's replies labeled "Lincoln" or something like that, you can see the latest incident of that. Also "Gert Finds Out About Molly." Check the contents appearing in one of his replies), but that's just me liking to have my work double-checked, as math was never my strong suit. It mostly gets used whenever a new scene or new timeline evidence gets brought up. So, welcome to the timeline discussion! (Also, trust me, asking a question like that doesn't make you a pain. here is where you can keep track of what's being done for TV stuff) </p>

<p>Hi! BEJT is currently checking the writings already done by Brett3801. But if you have more evidence feel free to tell us. For University and personal stuff my work here is to add images to the years articles. As I have experience with them. </p>

<p>Hey Guys, it may be hard to write in here since Fandom has some problems with this threadt (its not displayed right), but if you need any help for timeline stuff, I have time for that :) </p>

<p>Just dropping in to say I am proud of all the work you guys are doing to improve the project me and some others once started! </p>

<p>^It means a lot coming from you. The reason I joined this wiki was due to how amazing the timeline articles were, I hooked on instantly and now here I am. While, sadly I am not contributing much as in the past, the MCU Timeline and canon is my passion, and I hope to keep contributing to it along with you. Knowing your real life names or not, it is great to meet such great people that share your own interests. Hugs to everyone! </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Marvelus wrote: Hi! I was reading the Guidebook to the Marvel Cinematic Universe - Doctor Strange and there is an explicit confirmation that Metro-General Hospital and Metropolitan General Hospital are the same in "Christine Palmer" section. They put Metropolitan General Hospital as an adaptation of "Metro-General Hospital" from the comics and later they refer to Metropolitan as "Metro-General", so we have a confirmation from canon material. </p><p>It also says that Strange and Palmer saw each other months after she left his apartment. Just a minor timeline evidence. </p> </i></div>
<p>Aditionally, something funny. While the scenes from the Metro-General Hospital itself were filmed on the Science Park in Dagenham, some scenes involving Strange, Mordo and the Ancient One were indeed filmed on the real life Hell's Kitchen! Source So funny enough to have indeed Metro-General Hospital second hospital (we know it is at least three hospitals) in Hell's Kitchen, New York City is great. </p>