Television Crossover Universe

I was going to put this all in the top of the Die Hard post, but then I thought, if you're clicking on Die Hard, you want to read about Die Hard.  So here's some announcements.... January 10 we are celebrating the 8th anniversary of this website.  I don't have anything special planned this year.  This past year was a tough year for me, and I'm just starting to really get back into my routine.  But also, this November is actually the 40th anniversary of Super Entertainment.  Started in 1979 as a fake comic book company, and the umbrella for everything I wrote (starting when I was six years old), when this website was created, Super Comics turned into Super Entertainment and became a real thing that puts out real things, for instance, this website, the Television Crossover Universe book series, which started with Television Crossover Universe:  Worlds and Mythology Volume I, and two podcasts, the Television Crossover Universe Podcast, and Super Entertai...

We now move from the website contributors to the podcast hosts. When the Television Crossover Universe podcast was launched, the three original three co-hosts were all website contributors.  Thus, the show was hosted by the TVCU Crew.  Not longer after, Chris Nigro became the first co-host to have never contributed the the website, and thus the definition of TVCU Crew membership was expanded. Chris Nigro has been a regular in our discussion forum, and runs several of his own discussion groups and websites.  Chris was a guest on our show and a guest co-host shortly after, and people liked him, and we liked him, so he became a regular. Chris has also written the foreword for Television Crossover Universe:  Worlds and Mythology Volume I . When I presented the idea of these bios to the TVCU Crew, I gave them a short interview questionaire, purely optional.  Here are Chris' answers: 1. My favorite crossover remains the one between Universal's Frank...