Television Crossover Universe

Whenever my father would prank me, he'd say "April Fools, for in July..."  then after I'd say "You got me", he'd laugh and say "April Fool's again.  April Fool's is in April".   Of course, I was like seven.   Anyways, remember That's Our Ralph!?  That was fun.  I had planned on doing another one of those prank posts back in April.  But I got busy.  So April Fools for in July. A Day Late... is not real, nor is A Dollar Short....  I was channeling those teen comedies of my youth, the ones I probably shouldn't have been allowed to watch but was anyways.   Those film photos are stock footage I found in google searches.  Those crossovers don't exist.  

Toby O'Brien is not a post contributor.  But he is a member of the TVCU Crew. Toby O'Brien has his own website, Inner Toob, also known as the Toobworld Dynamic .  His website was one of three that inspired me to present my Television Crossover Universe to the world via this website. Toby joined In on our Facebook group from the beginning, and was very active in contributing to our discussions.  When the TVCU Crew was founded, I decided to name Toby as a founding member of the crew without inviting him to contribute, because he already had his hands full with his own very successful website. Toby's website has continued to be a extremely useful tool for my own research, and Toby himself continues to provide me with valuable information. Toby's website also participated in our April Fool's Day Crossover Event from a few years ago.  As James, Ivan and I posted about our fictional TVCU counterparts, Toby also posted that day about his fictional Toob World co...

In the last post I announced that I would be celebrating the TVCU Crew in s a series of Crewsie bios. James could technically be considered the first of the Crewsies.  James Bojaciuk and I began working together way before the TVCU came to the web.  We were both members of hte Wold Newton Family Yahoo group, and it was there that we first collaborated on creating a Wold Newton book club within the group. From there, we decided to collaborate on a proposed website that we hoped to place under the PJFarmer umbrella, but I decided to go off and make a website about television crossovers instead.  (You may be familiar with it.) Along with the website, I created a Facebook forum.  James was one of the most active members of that group, and really got what I was trying to do here. In May 2011, before I was banned from the Wold Newton group, James posted a Wonderland timeline of his own creation in the Wold Newton group.  I was so impressed by it that I offe...