Television Crossover Universe

This was the trio of series that began my hobby of connecting the dots and piecing together shared realities by crossovers, so it's surprising I waited until 18 months after starting the TVCU blog to cover it. February 1955--LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE--"Love and the Happy Days"--Pilot for the TV series. 1957 to 1967--HAPPY DAYS--The story of the Cunningham family, and their adopted juvie, Arthur Fonzerelli, who has the super power of being cool (similar to Austin Powers' mojo). December 1957--HAPPY DAYS--"Guess Who's Coming to Christmas"--The final appearance of Chuck Cunningham. Note that following this, Fonzie and the Happy Days Gang will head off on a time travel adventure, and then return at the exact point that they left, though much time has passed for them.  Following this time adventure, Chuck seems to have ceased to exist, as in the finale of Happy Days, Howard Cunningham states he has only two children.  This is why time travel is bad....

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...

This blog will be different than any I've done before.  I'm going to focus on one actor's works, and create timelines for each reality they occur in.  Let's see how it works out.  Most of Sandler's works occur in one main universe, which isn't the TVCU.  I dub it the Adam Sandler Universe aka the You Can Do It Universe.  It's a universe where most of his works are connected due to cameos of secondary characters from his other films. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ADAM SANDLER UNIVERSE: 1996--HAPPY GILMORE--This is the first of the films that take place in the Adam Sandler Universe, though it actually doesn't come in until later.  This is the first of Adam Sandler's films that would introduce a recurring character that would appear in later films.  Adam Sandler, though just for fun, has actually established his own shared universe based on recurring characters.  In...