Television Crossover Universe

So this is a new feature for the TVCU blog.  Sadly, we of the crew have been very busy lately on other projects and that thing called life, and I've felt bad that nothing new has been added lately.  So once or twice a week, I'll be posting some cool videos, links, finds, and theories from the crew here.  And fear not, once my book is completed, I will be posting chronologies here again.  James has a few in the works as well, and Gordon mentioned possibly updating some of his.  But for now, I bring you the TVCU Crew View for October 24, 2013. Today, in the spirit of the season, Matt Hickman posted this cool Elvira video: Matt has been a crew member for a while, and though he hasn't yet posted a blog, he is constantly feeding me with information.  Anyone who reads my chronologies knows that a good number of entries state "Matt Hickman says" or "Matt Hickman informed me".  He is invaluable to me as a resource for crossover information. And here...

After having spent some time talking about comics and cartoons, it's time to return to some core TV blogs, and Toby's recent blog has once again inspired my own blog topic, in the classic television series, LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. 1956 to 1957--THE BEAVER PAPERS--A book comprised of 23 "episodes" from a "lost season" of the series, written in the original style of the series.  Since there is no season gaps during the run of the series, and the series ends with Wally heading to college, this must occur the year before the series started. 1957--LEAVE IT TO BEAVER--The feature film, which though debuting in 1997, follows the classic formula and doesn't contradict the series, so as with other film remakes, I'm placing this before the series as an "untold pilot". 1957 to 1963--LEAVE IT TO BEAVER--The story of Ward and June Cleaver, and their children, Wally and Theodore (aka the Beaver, or just the Beav.)   Click here for a good description of...

THE TELEVISION CROSSOVER CROSSOVER UNIVERSE  LAUNCHED JANUARY 10, 2011 CELEBRATING FOUR YEARS  This is our second most viewed blog post of all time.  It's extremely popular.  And in late 2016, I'm getting rid of it.  I must be mad. I'm currently writing the Cartoon Crossover Encyclopedia, and once that is published, the Cartoon Universe concept will be incorporated into this site.  In that concept, there is no anomaly.  The Simpsons, South Park, and Family Guy all exist in the Cartoon Universe.  So this post will be gone, and three new posts, covering those three cartoons, will replace it.   But do not mourn for Zed.  This summer, Television Crossover Universe:  Worlds and Mythology Volume I will be published, containing Flintstones Forever:  The Bedrock Anomaly, which combines this post with Of Fat Ones and Thin Ones, and the Three Stooges and contains new information as well.  So the Offspring of Zed and the Anomal...