Television Crossover Universe

 So once a month, probably most times the first Sunday of the month, I will be doing a new blog post. I know I said I wasn't going to do timelines anymore, but in some cases that format still makes sense, so this month is a timeline.   I've been meaning to do a Father Guido Sarducci timeline for years, but never got around to it.  But recently I have watched every episode of the 70s SNL, and so it sparked in me not only the need to do this timeline, but to come back to writing the blog altogether.   So here we go.   Introduction by TVCU Crewsie Hugh H. Davis:   Father Guido Sarducci (Don Novello) Overview: Don Novello created the irreverent priest character, who also was featured in cartoons by Dave Sheridan and Fred Schrier, in the 1970s, launching him on Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In . He brought the character to a variety of variety/sketch shows, making his strongest mark through appearances on Saturday Night Live . Father Guido has h...

Updated: Jun 24, 2026 Ghostbusters: After The Call! A Composite Timeline positing various Ghostbusters properties,  as set in a single Universe by Kevin Heim Notes highlighted in  Yellow  are recent additions to the timeline . Behind the scenes,  GHOSTBUSTERS  began as  THE GHOST BUSTERS , a Filmation Saturday Morning live action show in 1975. It lasted one season. Even THAT wasn't the first use of the term, though. In 1952, RKO Pictures made a comedy short called THE GHOST BUSTER , which had no genuine supernatural elements (and really, not much comedy, either). Before this, there were Ghost Chasers, Ghost Breakers, Ghost-Finders, Ghost Exterminators, Ghost Catchers, and Spook Busters, so the over-all concept was well established before Dan Aykroyd, Ivan Reitman, and Harold Ramis decided to make their supernatural spectacle. The more well-known 1984 Columbia movie  GHOSTBUSTERS  borrowed the title from Filmation...