Arrowverse / DC-CW Timeline (v 3.0)

Rman said:
I doubt they even pay attention. A lot of shows lazily assume they're happening in their release year even if evidence within them says otherwise.
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I'll go with 2022. It makes the most sense since the "1 Year Ago" flashback to Crisis in season 2's episode "Into Oblivion" wouldn't make any sense if that was farther away from 2019 - if the present day events were 2023 instead of 2021...
 
selfishmisery said:
I'll go with 2022. It makes the most sense since the "1 Year Ago" flashback to Crisis in season 2's episode "Into Oblivion" wouldn't make any sense if that was farther away from 2019 - if the present day events were 2023 instead of 2021...
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Yeah, I think it's for the best. I wish these shows could keep track of their internal timelines if they're not going to follow the actual time passage between seasons or episodes. I remember Arrowverse shows like The Flash having similar issues where we'd have to just adjust.
 
selfishmisery said:
April 22
The Flash 6x18, "Pay the Piper" (0:02:05 - 0:08:11)
The Flash 6x18, "Pay the Piper" (0:08:48 - 0:40:49)
The Flash 6x19, "Success is Assured" (0:00:00 - 0:41:01)

April 23
The Flash 6x19, "Success is Assured" (0:00:00 - 0:41:01)
The Flash 6x19, "Success is Assured" (0:41:02 - 0:41:44) [Mirrorverse]
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While you're editing this i found a mistake here
 
So I'm rewatching S3 before starting S4 and Episodes 1-4 look good. Episode 5 covers two days and I remember we settled on the first day being the Saturday before Valentine's Day which would be February 12th not the 11th as you currently have it and it ends on the next day the 13th. In Episode 6 they mention it's been over a month since Episode 5 and Sarah mentions her Geometry mid-term. High school mid-terms usually fall around March, so that on top of the over a month line both have the episode fitting sometime in March rather than late April. Jordan is seen working at the firehouse which they confirmed would be on weekends and the kids aren't in school, so I'm thinking part of the placement could be March 19th, which fits with being over a month since Episode 5, Sarah studying for a midterm, and Jonathan working at the station on a Saturday. The episode seems to cover 4 days, so I'm thinking March 18th-21st.

  • Episode 7 doesn't specify how long it's been since Episode 6, but it doesn't feel that long, so I just have it as March.
  • Episode 8 mentions that it's a Saturday and there's a scene before with Lois doing chemo so I have it as April 1st-2nd.
  • Episode 9 has John mentions the last few days have been rough after Episode 8. Lois asks Jonathan if he's working at the firehouse that day and he says not this weekend, so I placed the episode as Saturday April 9th, fitting the few days line and the mention of Jonathan at the firehouse.
  • You placed Episode 10 on a Friday. However, I feel Saturday once again works better since the kids are shown not to be at school, and with the party during the day, I feel Saturday makes sense. So, I went with April 15th, with the scene of Lois in the beginning being the 14th.
  • Episode 11 picks up the night Episode 10 ends so it begins the 15th and runs through the 17th.
  • Episode 12 has Lois say it's been "weeks" since Bruno's confession from Episode 11 and the reporter tells Lois it's been a couple of weeks since Sarah and Junior were saved in Episode 10. So, I kept you having the episode on a Sunday/Monday, I just pushed it back to May 1st-2nd rather than the 15th-16th. Jonathan is shown at the station. However, the kids are shown leaving school the same day so it has to be a weekday. Kyle says Jonathan's worked at the fire station for the past few months which fits with him starting after Episode 5 in February.
  • Episode 13 is 32 days since Lex was released in Episode 12. This means it would go from June 3rd-4th. We see the boys' last day of their school year which fits with a Friday (3rd) in early June and the meteor shower is shown to be on a Saturday (4th). This also confirms the show's so far taken place from the beginning of the boys' freshman year (September 2020) to the end of their sophomore year (June 2022).
So, here's the changes I would make.
3x05- February 12th-13th 2022
3x06- March 18th-21st 2022
3x07- March 2022 (2005)
3x08- April 1st-2nd 2022
3x09- April 9th 2022 (2005)
3x10- April 14th-15th 2022
3x11- April 15th-17th 2022
3x12- May 1st-2nd 2022 (2005)
3x13- June 3rd-4th 2022 (May 1st-2nd 2022, May 2022).

From what I'm seeing the internal timeline of the show fits pretty well with this. The weather in Episode 13 is a little off for June, but the mention of the last day of school and summer starting is enough to overlook it. If I'm missing anything let me know, I'm not entirely sure where you got your specific dates.
 
Rman said:
So I'm rewatching S3 before starting S4 and Episodes 1-4 look good. Episode 5 covers two days and I remember we settled on the first day being the Saturday before Valentine's Day which would be February 12th not the 11th as you currently have it and it ends on the next day the 13th. In Episode 6 they mention it's been over a month since Episode 5 and Sarah mentions her Geometry mid-term. High school mid-terms usually fall around March, so that on top of the over a month line both have the episode fitting sometime in March rather than late April. Jordan is seen working at the firehouse which they confirmed would be on weekends and the kids aren't in school, so I'm thinking part of the placement could be March 19th, which fits with being over a month since Episode 5, Sarah studying for a midterm, and Jonathan working at the station on a Saturday. The episode seems to cover 4 days, so I'm thinking March 18th-21st.

  • Episode 7 doesn't specify how long it's been since Episode 6, but it doesn't feel that long, so I just have it as March.
  • Episode 8 mentions that it's a Saturday and there's a scene before with Lois doing chemo so I have it as April 1st-2nd.
  • Episode 9 has John mentions the last few days have been rough after Episode 8. Lois asks Jonathan if he's working at the firehouse that day and he says not this weekend, so I placed the episode as Saturday April 9th, fitting the few days line and the mention of Jonathan at the firehouse.
  • You placed Episode 10 on a Friday. However, I feel Saturday once again works better since the kids are shown not to be at school, and with the party during the day, I feel Saturday makes sense. So, I went with April 15th, with the scene of Lois in the beginning being the 14th.
  • Episode 11 picks up the night Episode 10 ends so it begins the 15th and runs through the 17th.
  • Episode 12 has Lois say it's been "weeks" since Bruno's confession from Episode 11 and the reporter tells Lois it's been a couple of weeks since Sarah and Junior were saved in Episode 10. So, I kept you having the episode on a Sunday/Monday, I just pushed it back to May 1st-2nd rather than the 15th-16th. Jonathan is shown at the station. However, the kids are shown leaving school the same day so it has to be a weekday. Kyle says Jonathan's worked at the fire station for the past few months which fits with him starting after Episode 5 in February.
  • Episode 13 is 32 days since Lex was released in Episode 12. This means it would go from June 3rd-4th. We see the boys' last day of their school year which fits with a Friday (3rd) in early June and the meteor shower is shown to be on a Saturday (4th). This also confirms the show's so far taken place from the beginning of the boys' freshman year (September 2020) to the end of their sophomore year (June 2022).
So, here's the changes I would make.
3x05- February 12th-13th 2022
3x06- March 18th-21st 2022
3x07- March 2022 (2005)
3x08- April 1st-2nd 2022
3x09- April 9th 2022 (2005)
3x10- April 14th-15th 2022
3x11- April 15th-17th 2022
3x12- May 1st-2nd 2022 (2005)
3x13- June 3rd-4th 2022 (May 1st-2nd 2022, May 2022).

From what I'm seeing the internal timeline of the show fits pretty well with this. The weather in Episode 13 is a little off for June, but the mention of the last day of school and summer starting is enough to overlook it. If I'm missing anything let me know, I'm not entirely sure where you got your specific dates.
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Thanks!
 
Unrelated question, but remind me, which universes (as in prior movies/shows) does the Arrowverse crossover with or mention again? Asking as I'm attempting a binge of a majority of the DC properties, so am just curious.
 
JudgeDreddpool said:
Unrelated question, but remind me, which universes (as in prior movies/shows) does the Arrowverse crossover with or mention again? Asking as I'm attempting a binge of a majority of the DC properties, so am just curious.
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Batman (1966–1968)
Batman (1989)
The Flash (1990-1991)
Smallville (2001–2011)
Birds of Prey (2002–2003)
Superman Returns (2006)
Green Lantern (2011)
 
JudgeDreddpool said:
Thanks. Noted them down.

And as for this?
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@Pro Bot made a thread of everything that's canon to the Arrowverse

DC Cinematic Multiverse Listing

This is meant to organise all DC live-action media as part of the same multiverse. It is mostly fan-made, as most DC universes have not received an official designation. Those numbers should not be taken seriously, and are in red for a reason. This follows the post-crisis multiverse. Canon...
www.thecomicboard.com
 
JudgeDreddpool said:
Thanks. Noted them down.

And as for this?
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dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com

2020

"So this is the famous Suicide Squad.""Well, we consider that term degrading. The official term is “Task Force X”. And love ’em or hate ’em, these are your brothers and sisters for the next few days." ―Savant and Rick Flag[src] This is a timeline of events that occurred in 2020. Alan Kupperberg...
dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com dcextendeduniverse.fandom.com

14th January 2020
 
JudgeDreddpool said:
Unrelated question, but remind me, which universes (as in prior movies/shows) does the Arrowverse crossover with or mention again? Asking as I'm attempting a binge of a majority of the DC properties, so am just curious.
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Direct crossovers (with the Arrowverse or within the Arrowverse):
1.) DC Extended Universe
2.) Lucifer (via his Crisis cameo and Heaven/Hell lore)
3.) Smallville (via the Crisis scene plus Phantom Zone lore like the Phantom Zone Wraiths, and also Crisis lore in regards to the use of antimatter and multiversal structure)
4.) Powerless (implied to be a separate pre-Crisis Earth that merged with Earth-1 after Crisis, due to the Van Wayne reference in the final episode of Arrow) <--- not necessary viewing, most of the events in the show probably got erased post-Crisis
5.) Very subtle references to Gotham given in Batwoman, implying some shared history and Gotham/Pennyworth perhaps being set in another pre-Crisis Earth that got merged/altered into Earth-Prime after Crisis) <--- not necessary viewing but adds more lore, albeit some of it is altered via timeline changes of course, to Batwoman
6.) The 90s Flash show with John Wesley Shipp.

I believe the Titans show had an Arrowverse reference in The Red sequence in season 4 that also crossed over with Doom Patrol, Stargirl and Swamp Thing (2019) via Multiverse travel.

Brief cameos or mentioned universes:
1.) Batman '66
2.) Wonder Woman (Lynda Carter) in the Crisis on Infinite Earths
3.) Batman '89
4.) Superman Returns
5.) Birds of Prey TV show
6.) Green Lantern (2011)

George Reeves' 50s Superman (I'm sorry, his likeness that had zero consent from any existing loved one to be used) appeared in The Flash DCEU movie, and Earth-97 (Schumacherverse) Batman played by George Clooney. Also, the Donnerverse Superman and Supergirl (Earth-78?) in that same movie.
 
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