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re: Spider-Noir on Amazon Prime

Posted by CP3forMVP on 6/2/26 at 6:41 am to
I’m on ep 6 and enjoying it, though I can’t stand the Electro character
If I'm the Pels FO I'm trying to get Chet and the 12th pick from OKC
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There's almost no way it's only been 6 weeks or so, just based on how much shite has happened like the radio tower being planned and built, injuries healing (Randall), etc. Hell, even though Fatima's pregnancy, even though it was accelerated that was still at least a few weeks.

I'm not saying years have passed or anything, but 6 weeks seems pretty damn low. And that graphic posted only covers certain things that happened onscreen. But as far as we've seen, time still passes normally there, as evidenced by people having their anniversaries celebrated (i.e. Fatima).

But maybe so.


I definitely agree with you, but I looked into it a bit more and found a Reddit post from someone who kind of dug into the timeline and they basically confirmed it. He used different things seen in the show (the sign outside of police station/post office for example) and different things said in the show to build his timeline, and he actually came out with 28 days from EP1 of S1 and EP3 of S4. Apparently the actor who plays Ellis recently said it's only been a few weeks in the show as well. Crazy stuff if true. S1 is 13 days, S2 in 5 days, and S3 is 7 days. Tabitha was only gone for 3-4 days

My wife and i were talking about it last night and she came up with the idea that maybe time works differently.
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Wow I was just wondering about this last episode. A month and a half??


If that, which would mean Tian-Chen was killed what, like a week ago? Sara tried to kill Ethan a few weeks ago? The timeline is hard for me to grasp

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This is the delusion of our fan base. Holmgren's accomplishments dwarf both Jones and Murphy combined. He is all-NBA this year, and 1st team all defense. He has won a ring as the "3rd" option. His value is super low, at this moment. So, we need to take advantage, if possible. But that is a tremendous return, if we could swing that.

If Murphy and Jones are so awesome, why aren't we winning with them?


Boston doesn't have anything that interests me really, but OKC has a lot of young talent that's intriguing.
My wifes cousin and her family were at my house over the weekend, and we got them hooked on From. We rewatched S1, and one thing I found very interesting is Abby (Boyd's wife) makes the comment "I used to have dreams of this place as a little girl." Could Abby have been Miranda as well? The Matthews show up about two and a half years later. Kind of interesting that Boyd could just be an innocent bystander in this whole thing.

BTW, has anyone talked about the timeline of this show? I assume the writers just don't want you to spend too much time thinking about it because from Ep 1 of S1 to yesterdays episode is only supposed to be about a month and a half.
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You’ve never spoken to your kid’s teacher?


Of course I have, but I've never been in a situation where I had to address them to get their attention or something like that. It's always in a private or one-on-one sort of situation.
I do to my children, but I've never been in a situation where I had to call a teacher by their name, regardless if I put Mrs, Mr, or Miss in front of it.
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This is all about creating the next geneeation of fans as we age out. That being said, not every movie has to be drowning in lore. It can just be fun


Star Wars needs more movies like this. And truthfully, you can do both. When Marvel was at their best they had movies that built lore within their own world, but had nothing to do with the overall Marvel lore or just story in general. I think this could have done that, but for Mando and not necessarily Star Wars as a whole.

re: Spider-Noir on Amazon Prime

Posted by CP3forMVP on 5/28/26 at 10:02 am to
I just finished Blue Lights on BritBox so was looking for something else to watch, so I think this will do.
Eliza Dushku and Emmanuelle Chriqui in Wrong Turn is pretty hard to beat



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- I haven't watched Lost in a while but some of the same aspects of dealing with time seem to be present here. Everything is all kind of happening all at once. We're seeing Julie going into the past and even interacting with the MiY and throwing a rope down to save Boyd. We also know she shows up to attempt to save her dad. Of course, we're also seeing past events turn up on the current timeline and I already touched on these predestined events earlier.


I brought up the MiY vs the MiB parallels a while back. If the man in black had Jacob, who is Jacob for the MiY?
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You people who defend the absolute abomination that is Disney couldn’t be any more delusional.

The franchise has lost practically all of its integrity and the magic that once made it special, and yet here you are pretending like that isn’t the case. Just absolutely fricking delusional.


It's been two years since they've released something down right bad, with a few of the things they've released since being great, and yet this is the type of response that is given. I'm not the delusional one.
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“Decent” isn’t going to cut it for Star Wars

The damage has already been done and it’s too late to salvage it now


I keep seeing this kind of thing and it's so stupid. Too late for what? Is the world ending soon and I'm not aware?

I would venture to say Star Wars has been on a tad bit of a high note lately. After Acolyte we got Skeleton Crew in late 2024, which I think most people would agree was at least fun, Andor S2 which isn't just considered a great Star Wars show but a great series in general, then Maul: Shadow Lord which I would say was a major win for Disney and Lucasfilm, and obviously most recently Mando and Grogu which I don't think anyone would call a great movie, but seems to be pretty universally agreed that it was a fun popcorn flick. I'm not entirely sold on Ahsoka S2 next season, but I feel like Starfighter is going to be a huge success as well on the back of Gosling. Star Wars isn't in nearly as bad as shape right now as people like you want to believe.
I remember the backlash they received when they released the scene of Grogu pressing the buttons, and lo and behold with the context of the movie that scene was fine, dare I say good. Just another example of why opinions should be formed when you actually see the movie. Same thing happened with Superman, though I don’t recall the scene
I have a decently sized collection. What’s the age on your memorabilia?
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Boy you really told us. . .

Considering everyone who saw it said it was fine.. .


If you said it was fine what is the likelihood that I wasn't talking to you?
Just got out and my conclusion is you losers are spoiled and can’t enjoy shite anymore. Was that the best Star Wars movie ever? No. Did it have some faults? Sure. Was it a fun time? Hell yes
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Looks good from the preview but man the last 2 seasons of the boys was a let down. Going to let y’all give it a go first and check it out if it gets good reviews.


I always wonder when I see stuff like this, were the parties making these shows spread to thin? Between this, The Boys, Gen V, isn’t there a Boys Mexico spin off? That’s a lot on the plate of people
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She has shown up on my YouTube feed for some reason. She is actually really funny.


She is funny, but her little play voice is incredibly annoying