007 Chronological Viewing Order
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Dallas Kinard
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Nah, I think this was a joke.
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That's actually up to you. Since I'm including The Man from U.N.C.L.E. on my Batman '66 timeline, I gotta include the James Bond breakdowns. Your notes prove to be very helpful though.
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Awesome, glad we can help eachother! I'm about to post my next breakdown for The Spy Who Loved Me.
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That's a character called Reace.
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And that Sheriff isn't JW Pepper.
"Jaws" is probably a codename.
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If that's what you want to believe Barry, include it in your timeline. This is all fiction after all, have some fun!
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I suppose, but still. Not the most explicit crossover.
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Yesterday I was able to watch 1977's "The Spy Who Loved Me". Not much to note on the tenth Bond film from a timeline perspective, but here's what I was able to catch.
At the 31:55 mark, "Wednesday 3 August" is seen in a planner. The third of August fell on a Wednesday in 1977.
The following dialogue confirms this film takes place over the course of about one month. Bond is first seen in Berngarten in the beginning of the film. This scene occurs "about three weeks" later:
James Bond: "Berngarten? Yes, I was doing some skiing."
Anya Amasova: "When was this?
James Bond: "About three weeks ago. Why?"
Anya Amasova: "Do you recognize him?"
James Bond: "No. Who is he?"
Anya Amasova: "The man I loved. He was in Berngarten three weeks ago."
And that's all I was able to find in this one. This film is firmly set from late July to mid-August of 1977.
At the 31:55 mark, "Wednesday 3 August" is seen in a planner. The third of August fell on a Wednesday in 1977.
The following dialogue confirms this film takes place over the course of about one month. Bond is first seen in Berngarten in the beginning of the film. This scene occurs "about three weeks" later:
James Bond: "Berngarten? Yes, I was doing some skiing."
Anya Amasova: "When was this?
James Bond: "About three weeks ago. Why?"
Anya Amasova: "Do you recognize him?"
James Bond: "No. Who is he?"
Anya Amasova: "The man I loved. He was in Berngarten three weeks ago."
And that's all I was able to find in this one. This film is firmly set from late July to mid-August of 1977.
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I suppose that explains the joke about On Her Majesty's Secret Service being an in-universe film in The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.
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By the way, despite the fact I strongly disagree with it, Casino Royale (1967) somewhat canonizes the codename theory within its universe. Sean Connery's Bond is jokingly referenced as the real James Bond's replacement. They also call every single agent in the film, including the women, James Bond to create confusion. It's more of a parody than a proper James Bond instalment of course.
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Exactly my thoughts.
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Another unofficial timeline where there was a codename thing going on.
Jimmy (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
Jimmy (later "Sir James") is a British intelligence operative and antagonist of the 2007 graphic novel Black Dossier, part of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. As part of the series' premise of crossing-over countless works of fiction, the character "Jimmy"...
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Apparently, Alan Moore doesn't like James Bond very much lol.
Alan Moore doesn't like anything that is wholesome, idealistic or fun
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Fair enough. He's a good writer but a very grumpy guy.
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Yeah, Alan Moore is just... fucking weird when it came to TLXG. For one, he made the Invisible Man even more viler than in the original story (not to mention Hawley betraying humanity and aiding the Martians during their invasion in Volume 2, which resulted in Hyde r*ping him to death), wrote Harry Potter as the Antichrist who essentially commits a school shooting at Hogwarts and who kills Quatermain by shooting him with lightning from his dick in Volume 3, and even included a (lawyer-friendly) cameo of an elderly Captain America with a Nazi tattoo.Another unofficial timeline where there was a codename thing going on.
Jimmy (The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen)
Jimmy (later "Sir James") is a British intelligence operative and antagonist of the 2007 graphic novel Black Dossier, part of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. As part of the series' premise of crossing-over countless works of fiction, the character "Jimmy"...jamesbond.fandom.com
Also,
Mary Poppins is God or something. No, I'm not making this up.
