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I think that must have been why I didn't like putting Home Alone 4 before Home Alone 2.

Basically... it doesn't, you ignore the crap out of that because it's a Home Alone 2 sequel where they sliding timeline it up to the 2000s, but since that's impossible, I guess the Home Alone universe has 2000s technology in the 1990s and 11 year old Kevin said he was 9. Or not, his age is...

Also, because of that webseries, superpowers are canon to Home Alone.

DRYVRS is basically a webseries that Kevin occasionally appears in, and he's seemingly gone nuts and started offing home invaders, lol. He's back to normal-ish in the Google Assistant advert.

Home Alone 4 should really be, probably, the year after Home Alone 2 despite the set dressing and age of Kevin, since it's a sequel to that film. In my personal opinion: 1991 - Home Alone 1992 - Home Alone 2: Lost in New York 1993 - Home Alone 4 1997 - Home Alone 3 2012 - Home Alone: Holiday...

In Diamonds Aren't Forever, George Lazenby's character is named James Grant in the credits. It's up to you if you consider it the same, but I personally don't.

Obviously this episode takes place in Earth-17516, and Graviton freed Tiamut early after absorbing Quake. :p

Anyone else think "Superior Ironheart"?

Batman is unfamiliar with the multiverse in Batman Vol. 3 #135, so I take it that the Brave and the Bold cameo is set afterwards.

Guess that saves me time trying to track it down later.

You could count the multiverse stuff with David in Avengers vs. Aliens as being part of Terminator time travel. I take it Whedonverse includes Buffy/Angel/Firefly? Makes sense...

1962 February 15 Dr. No Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:02:50) Dr. No Chapter 2 (0:02:51 - 0:06:33) Dr. No Chapter 3 (0:06:34 - 0:09:41) Dr. No Chapter 4 (0:09:42 - 0:16:16) February 16 Dr. No Chapter 4 (0:16:17 - 0:16:26) Dr. No Chapter 5 (0:16:27 - 0:19:00) Dr. No Chapter 6 (0:19:01 - 0:22:06) Dr. No...

I'm aware that there's longer coloured movie versions of episodes of The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and I'll probably cover that eventually, but after I've done the TV version first.

https://lostinspace.fandom.com/wiki/Lost_in_Space_Ultimate_Collection https://lostinspace.fandom.com/wiki/Bill_and_Max:_Lost_and_Found_in_Space The Lost in Space reboot might be in the DC multiverse too, assuming that we consider Earth-66's Zachery Smith to be the original 1960s version. There's...

The main problem with adding the other shows is their availability really. The Felony Squad and Judd, for the Defense basically seem like lost media at this point. Naturally, it's something I would do quite a while from now. Lost in Space would be fun because it's set in the 1990s and the sequel...

I wouldn't say that necessarily. They just take a few things here and there. Well, technically all universes diverge from one another if you go back far enough, but that's not the point.

Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is also somewhat MCU-adjacent.

Ultimate Spider-Man/Avengers Assemble/Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. has some MCU elements, mainly design-wise, but also in the presence of MCU-original characters such as Phil Coulson, Leo Fitz and Jemma Summons. The Avengers Assemble/Guardians of the Galaxy/Spider-Man animated universe...

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Arishem_(First_Cosmos)#:~:text=The%20Celestials%20were%20split%20across,aspect%20of%20the%20true%20Arishem. We're both right. It's a Darkseid/True Darkseid situation. The Arishem who died, however, is separate from the one from Earth-199999 or Earth-616. Think of...