Television Crossover Universe

I knew this show had a few crossovers. I didn't realize just how many. BATMAN ‘66 Batman Green Hornet Wonder Woman Batman: The Movie Adventures of Superman Scooby-Doo! South Park Dracula The Addams Family The Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres Hogan's Heroes The Lone Ranger Mister Ed The New Addams Family Petticoat Junction Shazam! Diagnosis Murder Here's Lucy The Honeymooners Jake And The Fatman Mannix Matlock Mission: Impossible (1966-1973) Mission: Impossible (1988-1990) Promised Land Touched By An Angel October 1973--NEW SCOOBY-DOO MOVIES--"Scooby-Doo Meets Dick Van Dyke"--Apparently, there was a plan to reuse footage from this episode as  a dream sequence where Doctor Sloan meets Scooby-Doo.  That would imply that the Dick Van Dyke seen in this episode isn't the actor, but is instead Doctor Sloan.   March 1991--JAKE AND THE FATMAN--"It Never Entered My Mind"--Diagnos...

Continuing the spy crossover series.  I have previously covered the  the Prisoner, the Man from UNCLE, the Avengers, and I Spy.   After this, I'll still have a few more classic spy shows to do, including Get Smart.  at some point around 1955-- Barney Collier met Rob Petrie, creating a theoretical link between 'Mission: Impossible' and 'The Dick Van Dyke Show'.  (ACCORDING TO TOBY O'BRIEN) December 1939--THE RUBY FILES VOL. 1--"Wounds"--A murder mystery that crosses WATCHMEN, STAR TREK, AND MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE with Rick Ruby.  On the Watchmen crossovers:  Police officer Hollis Mason is mentioned.  He is also secretly Nite-Owl.  The Gunga Diner and Rumrunner Bar appear, which are also from WATCHMEN.  Finally, the parents of the future Rorschach appear.  Watchmen can't be in the TVCU, but this story seems to imply that the "golden age" portions of Watchmen, prior to the debut of Doctor Manhattan, could appear.  Using my theo...