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re: X Men: '97 In Season Thread
Posted on 5/15/24 at 1:46 pm to hirematthouse
Posted on 5/15/24 at 1:46 pm to hirematthouse
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Great series though and would be shocked for it to not win an Emmy
I saw something about Ep 5 getting nominated for something. I assumed it was an Emmy, but I don't know when those official nominations are made/announced. Scrolled past it without paying much attention.
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Posted on 5/15/24 at 1:52 pm to stuckintexas
I watched the original show growing up but don’t remember a whole lot and don’t really care to rewatch the whole thing.
Is this season a parallel timeline to the original? They don’t seem to remember Cable, mastermold and nimrod, and apocalypse. Are we to assume that since Genosha is a fixed point that every time Cable or the X-men win in the future so it’s recorrected and the past is erased in some ways meaning the previous X-men show isn’t canon?
As Deadpool would say “these timelines are so confusing”
Is this season a parallel timeline to the original? They don’t seem to remember Cable, mastermold and nimrod, and apocalypse. Are we to assume that since Genosha is a fixed point that every time Cable or the X-men win in the future so it’s recorrected and the past is erased in some ways meaning the previous X-men show isn’t canon?
As Deadpool would say “these timelines are so confusing”
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