Television Crossover Universe

1923--MARCUS WELBY, M.D.--"A Passing of Torches"--Professor Timothy Bayliss publishes a book, THE GLORY OF SELF, centered on the concept of "Enlightened Selfishness." 1931--TOOBWORLD CENTRAL--"Chiefly O'Haras"--Not canon until Toby publishes it in book form, but his Chiefly O'Haras series has all sorts of crossovers.  Episode Twelve:  Double Trouble features: 'The Addams Family' 'Adventures Of Superman' 'Batman' 'Bearcats!' 'Centennial' 'Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal' 'Harry O' 'The Lone Wolf' 'Marcus Welby, M.D.' 'My Mother The Car' 'Rachel Gunn, R.N.' 'T.J. Hooker' 1968 to 1975--ADAM 12--According to Toby O'Brien, there is a theoretical crossover with Marcus Welby based on architecture. 1969 to 1976--MARCUS WELBY, M.D.--Marcus Welby is a family practitioner with a kind bedside manner, who was on a first name basis wit...

A Married... With Children Crossover Chronology by Robert E. Wronski, Jr. (original post) and Matt Hickman (all the updates) Taking a break from my research on Dracula crossover to cover something much more horrifying.  Love and marriage. Married...with Children was a really dumb show, with stupid idiotic plots and unrealistic characters, and yet it was a show my whole family loved. (Ironically, Full House was the other show we seemed to all rally around.) Married...with Children was a ground breaking show, in that it broke the popular trend of the family sitcom formula by showing us a truly dysfunctional family.  This was something my own family could relate to.  Other shows, like Roseanne, would soon follow to show us that the Cosbys, Seavers, and Keatons were a fantasy. Fortunately for us, the show was popular enough to make it's way into at least one major multi-network crossover, (yes, a Bundy Crisis Crossover of sorts), and it made at least two attempts...

Thanks.  It's really great to be here in New York, the greatest city in the world.  What a great week it's been.  The cast are great and a little bit crazy.... Ok, I'm actually writing this on a Sunday afternoon in a coffee shop in Northampton, MA.  But this blog will explore the recurring characters of SNL and sort out if any of them can fit in the TVCU or are they all stuck in Skitlandia. I'm going to abandon my normal timeline for this one, and cover each recurring character one at a time. So we have a great blog for you.  The  The Hong Kong Cavaliers are here.  So stick around.  We'll be right back. 1975–1976 SNL WEEKEND UPDATE--SNL Weekend Update is in.   Here is a list of all the Weekeend Update recurring characters.     Of those listed, note that Father Guido Sarducci is in the TVCU through appearances on other shows and movies.  One example is Casper, which also featured Ray Stanz of the Ghost...