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Have you seen Chronologically Lost? They don't have a written timeline, but they've edited the actual episodes into chronological order. (Not recommended for a first watch, of course. But it's fascinating!)

Sorry, but I'm officially going to abandon this again. For good, I expect. I have a lot of nostalgia for the original, and it's rare to find a show that's so specific in it's dates. (Except for Organized Crime :rolleyes:.) It was a really interesting project, for what it's worth. I was always...

That was a fun one! Someone gave me a lunchbox with art from that miniseries.

I think I didn't even bother to look at the cards. Lol, I guess these do have plot! The back of each one has a little story, and the ones I've looked at don't match any episodes. http://www.startrekcards.com/main-card-index/star-trek-leaf/ (Click on a card to see the back side.) ETA: I know...

I took a look at the game when I saw it was coming up during the run of TOS. From what I can tell, it has a goal but no characters. The ships aren't named, and the planets are just Greek letters. You can see some of the cards here: https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/21800/star-trek-game And...

I'm a bit late getting to this first "episode," but I finally found time while I was on a flight. It seems like it should be weird to start a movie 20 minutes in, but honestly it works pretty well! We're reintroduced to all our characters, with some new dynamics. We've got an inciting event...

Wait, hold on, am I wrong about that in the first place? I tried seeing how much Endgame is off by, and it looks like it's dead on. Was I remembering that from a different timeline? Arrowverse, maybe?

I use a friend's Disney+ account, and it's not logged in on my computer. Trying to get accurate timecodes on a TV is tough, so I'm working with what others have done. It's not the most user-friendly system, but it's enough to get you close.

Wow, it's been more than two years! Yes, I've always intended to come back to this. I've got another project I'm working on for Memory Beta, but I'll hit a good stopping place in a week or two. I think I had notes for everything, and I was posting as I did a rewatch. At this point, it's better...

I got a bit of encouragement here, and a bit on Twitter. I've started with the first three weeks, covering Endgame.

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This is heavily based on the Marvel Cinematic Universe timeline, elsewhere on this site. All credit goes to DIrishB, Lebnyx, and now Starvel. Goals: Divide the story into "episodes" of 20 - 60 minutes, starting with the five-year time jump in Endgame. Create an easy watch experience. I don't...

Is anybody planning to re-watch the stuff set in 2023? I was thinking of setting up a weekly schedule. Maybe 20-60 minutes per week. It would be heavily based on this timeline, but I'd sacrifice some of the specific placements for easier watchability. Anybody interested?

For release order, you'll get to the first volume of the James Blish adaptations soon. It's up to you whether to include them, but I'll say that they're interesting in their own right. Blish was working from early draft scripts, and sometimes he made changes of his own.

Oh! I did a Twitter thread on this a few months ago! ETA: What order are you using for TOS? I see that you've got them numbered by production order, but you've chosen to skip some.

Sure, that one is reasonably-well thought out. They're not trying to avoid "I am Your Father" moments, but I like how they handle the time loops. For the years when DS9 overlaps with with TNG and then Voyager, I've made a pretty similar watch order myself!

Oh, there's a recent Strange New Worlds episode that has time-travelling characters from Lower Decks. Plenty of people who hadn't watched Lower Decks enjoyed it anyway, but there's an argument to be made that you should see that first. Here's one way to do that: Phase 2 (post-Nemesis era)...

For what it's worth, the Enterprise finale's nostalgia factor is not as big as it was intended. The episode itself was not well-received by fans. That final scene is good, but it probably doesn't pack as big of a punch now, that it's not the last Star Trek ever. A chronological order will work...

The broadest Star Trek timeline that I know of is the Memory Beta Chronology. They started with a timeline produced by Pocket Books, which included every episode and book through 2006, as well as the Wildstorm comics. From there, they've added the rest of the comics, games, and any other...