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iceman109 said:
@Megatron although I might make both Sherlock Holmes Awakened versions one thing which year should I go by you think?
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You can't, cos there are references that places that game in both time zones.

Prologue set in 1896 then jumps back in 1894.

Chapter One references and Also 1882 date at the start.

You can't put them as the same thing, cos there are differences between the 2, you can find my reasonings in my Sherlock Holmes thread!
 
iceman109 said:
When do you guys think the 2012 Judge Dredd film is set?
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"A computer monitor in the Hall of Justice gives one suspect's DOB as being in 2059 and his age as 28, setting the film in 2087. However's the second suspect's DOB is in 2061 and his age as 49, which would set the film in 2110."
 
1. **Magnum P.I. & Simon and Simon**: Frequent crossovers.
2. **Magnum P.I. & Murder She Wrote**: Crossovers.
3. **Magnum P.I. & Hawaii 5-0**: Mentions of Hawaii 5-0 and Steve McGarrett.
4. **Magnum P.I. & Columbo & Kojak & The Streets of San Francisco**: Episode featuring a convention of TV detectives.
5. **Simon and Simon & Whiz Kids**: Crossovers.
6. **Homicide: Life on the Street & Simon and Simon**: Historical link through John Adams and George Washington.
7. **Homicide: Life on the Street & St. Elsewhere**: Alfre Woodard reprised her role.
8. **Homicide: Life on the Street & Law and Order**: Several crossover episodes.
9. **Law and Order & Law and Order: Special Victims Unit**: Spin-off from Law and Order.
10. **Law and Order & Picket Fences**: Heart harvested from a shooting victim in Baltimore and rushed to Chicago Hope.
11. **Homicide: Life on the Street & Chicago Hope**: Shooting victim received by Dr. Jeffrey Geiger.
12. **Chicago Hope & Picket Fences**: Crossover.
13. **Chicago Hope & Early Edition**: Characters interacted on an episode of Early Edition.
14. **Early Edition & Martial Law**: Sammo Law worked with Gary Dobson.
15. **Martial Law & Walker, Texas Ranger**: Two-part episode with Walker and Sammo Law.
16. **Walker, Texas Ranger & Sons of Thunder**: Spin-off from Walker, Texas Ranger.
17. **The X-Files & Strange Luck**: Reference to Fox Mulder.
18. **The X-Files & Homicide: Life on the Street**: Detective Muench arrests the Lone Gunmen.
19. **The X-Files & The Lone Gunmen**: Spin-off from The X-Files.
20. **The X-Files & Picket Fences**: Reference to events on the other show.
21. **St. Elsewhere & The Bob Newhart Show**: Mr. Carlin appeared as a patient.
22. **The Bob Newhart Show & Murphy Brown**: Carol Bondurant worked for Murphy Brown.
23. **St. Elsewhere & Cheers**: Characters visited the Cheers bar.
24. **Cheers & Wings**: Frasier and Lilith visited the Wings gang.
25. **Cheers & Frasier**: Frasier is a spin-off from Cheers.

I hope this covers all the connections you mentioned. If you need more details or additional information, feel free to let me know!
 
With this talk about anime, I'm realizing that I abandoned my sword Art timeline when I was pretty much almost done with it
 
Okay, after watching the latest Wallace & Gromit movie (Vengeance Most Fowl), I have to ask, but is anyone planning on doing a timeline for that franchise? And if so, will it also include other Aardman properties like the following:
  • Shaun the Sheep (a spin-off of W&G, plus The Farmer makes a cameo appearance in Vengeance Most Fowl)
  • Timmy Time (a spin-off of Shaun the Sheep)
  • Chicken Run (has a cameo of Feathers McGraw in the second movie)
 
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