Since we launched The Multiverse and our first spin-off guide site AudioLog, speculation has gone wild with what other ‘guide’ sites we will add to our growing list of universes.
Will we add Star Wars? Star Trek? DC? Marvel? Pratchett?
I can now exclusively reveal what is next for the Multiverse! There are 7 new sites planned which will be gradually launching over the following months and years!
Eastenders Guide
Since 1985, Eastenders has been a mainstay of British television, and one of the BBC’s most important shows. Covering over 7,000 episodes across more than 40 years, this guide provides a fully structured approach to one of the most complex narrative universes on television.
We’ve mapped long-running character arcs and overlapping storylines across decades of Albert Square history. Whether you’re tracking character relationships, major events (births, deaths, resurrections…), or trying to understand how everyone affords to spend all their time in the Queen Vic, this guide aims to bring order to Albert Square universe.
“Get outta my pub!”
Strictly Come Guiding
Strictly Come Dancing has collided with the Whoniverse a few times, with Rose Ayling-Ellis (The Well) and Alex Kingston (River Song) putting on their dancing shoes, and the Strictly professional dancers appearing in The Devil’s Chord. Plus, there have been many performances to the Doctor Who theme.
Well now you’ll be able to track and rate each performance and see them alongside your Doctor Who viewing stats!
Across 23 series, Strictly has developed a rich history of partnerships, eliminations, and iconic performances. This guide tracks every pairing, maps progression through each series, and highlights recurring patterns - including statistically significant “cursed” routines.
For those looking to understand the deeper structure of the competition, we’ve also analysed judging trends and scoring shifts across eras.
Time Team Guide
We love an archeologist!
Spanning 20 seasons, specials, and revival content, this guide treats Time Team as a fully connected archaeological narrative.
Each excavation is rateable! Filter by recurring locations, historical periods, and even trench continuity.
What secrets will you uncover?
Antiques Roadshow Guide
With over 40 years of episodes in the UK and across the pond, Antiques Roadshow offers a vast archive of objects, stories, and valuations.
Expanding on our ‘inventory’ filters, we are adding an AntiqueTracker™ that lets you find antiques by category and date period. Filter by jewellery, paintings, furniture, and many more!
Alongside this, we’ve introduced an interactive quiz feature, allowing users to test their ability to estimate the value of items based on real examples from the series.
Moomin Guide
One for the Scandinavians, a highly-requested Guide site: Moomin Guide!
Covering the 9 original books alongside hundreds of television adaptations and expanded media, this guide offers a complete and respectful deep dive into the Moomin universe.
We’ve explored timeline consistency across versions, examined character development, and provided a structured reading and viewing order. Particular care has been taken to account for differences between adaptations and deciding what is and isn’t canon!
Take a deep dive into MoominValley today!
@Tian has his avatar ready for the inevitable Moomin Forum, where we discuss this rich and important franchise!
We are also launching some guides which expand beyond TV and Book franchises, as the Multiverse aims to take over every part of your life…
IKEA Guide
Do you know your SKÄNKA from your SKANSNÄS?
Extending beyond traditional media, the IKEA Guide allows you to track your own furniture collection within a constantly evolving product universe.
After all, I’m sure you have plenty of Billy Bookcases used to store your Doctor Who books! Why not track, rate, and review them as well while you’re at it?
By cataloguing items across decades of releases, identifying discontinued lines, and mapping design changes over time, this guide builds a personal canon of ownership. It’s designed both as a practical tracker and as a way to explore the surprising rich history within IKEA’s catalogue.
And for those products you can’t fit in your ever-expanding collection, why not download the instructional manual and then mark it as “owned digitally”? It’s the next best thing!
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary Guide
Here’s one for @deltaandthebannermen and spelling-and-grammar fans everywhere!
Taking a different approach entirely, this guide allows you to engage directly with a dataset of over 470,000 words.
Users can log and track their own vocabulary usage and build a personalised canon of language.
Rate each word. Log the first time you use it in your Dictionary Diary. Track repeats, logging every time you use the word. Get a personalised Word Cloud for every post on our forum!
Here’s my Word Cloud of this post:
Gold Patrons get sent a free recording device so they can record all their conversations out and about, and later relisten to ensure they are tracking every single word the right number of times!
We hope you enjoy tracking every little detail of your life, and look forward to announcing even more guides in the future!
Phew! What an amazing amount of announcements. I think people will be very happy with the direction we are taking the site.
Which is your favourite?
Edit: this was an April Fools joke! So sorry
