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Post by WoodStoner1 on Jun 26, 2024 16:11:51 GMT -5
Hogan's Heroes and Batman '66. On Batman they would do that bit where Batman and Robin are climbing up the side of a building and a celebrity would pop their head out of a window and talk to them. In one episode for example it's Lurch from the Addam's Family. The weirdest however has to be Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes. Batman even asks him about Hogan. It implies that Batman '66 would have to be taking place during World War II and that there was a Nazi just hanging out in Gotham and Batman didn't care. Klink: He'd be here, but it would not work for him, mein brother. How about the Sesame Street/Wizard of Oz combined universe? Which would really warp time and space, because it implies that Sesame Street takes place before the movie, so 1939 or less, while having 1970s culture and fashions, as well as technology. The Witch appeared on Sesame AND Mister Rogers too, at least in the Neighborhood of Make Believe. (She is just a movie character in Mister Rogers' actual Neighborhood, which is likewise the state the Incredible Hulk exists in of course.) And Mister Rogers has been on Sesame, and Big Bird on MRN. |
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Post by Sephiroth on Jun 26, 2024 18:09:44 GMT -5
GI Joe and Transformers from the 80s take place in the same universe The Hasbro-verse has GI Joe, Transformers, ROM Spaceknight, MASK, and the Micronauts. And inhumanoids |
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Post by Sephiroth on Jun 26, 2024 18:10:32 GMT -5
Family Matters, Perfect Strangers, Hangin with Mr. Cooper, Full House, and Step By Step are all part of the same universe (Harriet was an elevator operator on PS, Michelle appeared on Mr. Cooper, and Urkel was on Full House and Step By Step). Urkel also mentions Corey from boy meets world in one of the later seasons |
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Post by Rumble McSkirmish on Jun 26, 2024 18:13:22 GMT -5
Hogan's Heroes and Batman '66. On Batman they would do that bit where Batman and Robin are climbing up the side of a building and a celebrity would pop their head out of a window and talk to them. In one episode for example it's Lurch from the Addam's Family. The weirdest however has to be Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes. Batman even asks him about Hogan. It implies that Batman '66 would have to be taking place during World War II and that there was a Nazi just hanging out in Gotham and Batman didn't care. That or poor Klink who was now a private citizen living in Gotham City (thanks in part to Col. Hogan pulling a few strings) was suffering from dementia and still thought the war was going on and Batman was just humoring him. Speaking of which, Lurch being there also means The Addams Family and Batman share a universe and plays into my head canon explanation to that pair of episode where John Astin played the Riddler instead of series regular Frank Gorshin. You see it was because Gomez got amnesia and thought himself to be the Riddler and Batman/Robin just silently wrote him off as a copy cat as the actual Riddler they knew was in prison at the time. Gomez snapped back to reality after taking a few POW's and BIFF's from the dynamic duo and managed to avoid jail time as he represented himself in court and used his knack for finding legal loopholes to win his case. |
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Post by DichEvans on Jun 26, 2024 18:24:07 GMT -5
Mad About You (which was a giant show for its time, but is now forgotten) and Friends. The Ursula character played by Lisa Kudrow is in both shows.
ET and Star Wars - you can see the ET species in the background of some Senate stuff
Home Improvement and Last Man Standing both had Tim Taylor in it
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Post by MolotovMocktail on Jun 26, 2024 21:40:49 GMT -5
Mad About You (which was a giant show for its time, but is now forgotten) and Friends. The Ursula character played by Lisa Kudrow is in both shows. ET and Star Wars - you can see the ET species in the background of some Senate stuff Home Improvement and Last Man Standing both had Tim Taylor in it And Seinfeld: Paul was the previous tenant in Jerry’s apartment, and knew Kramer. |
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Post by The Wild Man of Borneo on Jun 27, 2024 1:49:57 GMT -5
Hogan's Heroes and Batman '66. On Batman they would do that bit where Batman and Robin are climbing up the side of a building and a celebrity would pop their head out of a window and talk to them. In one episode for example it's Lurch from the Addam's Family. The weirdest however has to be Colonel Klink from Hogan's Heroes. Batman even asks him about Hogan. It implies that Batman '66 would have to be taking place during World War II and that there was a Nazi just hanging out in Gotham and Batman didn't care. That or poor Klink who was now a private citizen living in Gotham City (thanks in part to Col. Hogan pulling a few strings) was suffering from dementia and still thought the war was going on and Batman was just humoring him. Speaking of which, Lurch being there also means The Addams Family and Batman share a universe and plays into my head canon explanation to that pair of episode where John Astin played the Riddler instead of series regular Frank Gorshin. You see it was because Gomez got amnesia and thought himself to be the Riddler and Batman/Robin just silently wrote him off as a copy cat as the actual Riddler they knew was in prison at the time. Gomez snapped back to reality after taking a few POW's and BIFF's from the dynamic duo and managed to avoid jail time as he represented himself in court and used his knack for finding legal loopholes to win his case. To add to the Batman '66 Extended Universe, in the comics he's crossed-over with the Green Hornet (again), the Man from UNCLE, the Avengers (Steed and Peel), Archie, the Legion of Super-Heroes and Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, whose own comic crossed over with the Bionic Woman, whose comic then crossed-over with Charlie's Angels. And if you want to bring the Six Million Dollar Man into this, he's crossed over with G.I. Joe and was name-dropped in an episode of The Incredible Hulk. Also, in my headcanon, West's Batman, Carter's Wonder Woman and Nicholas Hammond's Spider-Man exist in the same universe. How? Their shows have had episodes involving the Miss Galaxy beauty pageant. Oh, and in that Spider-Man episode he fights Oddjob, which puts James Bond in this universe, too. Oh yeah, apparently a Batman Vs. Godzilla movie almost happened, so let's pretend that actually did. |
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Post by Dr. T is an alien on Jun 27, 2024 12:48:57 GMT -5
In Dexter's sixth season, it's shown he uses a Sabre printer, putting him in the same universe as The Office. By that standards there’s a lot of things that share universes with Lost, including the Bridget Jones films. |
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Post by Ash Kingston on Jun 28, 2024 8:18:34 GMT -5
JAG and Scorpion are in the same world via a connection to NCIS: Los Angeles (which is, itself, connected to Hawaii 5-0).
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Post by Feyrhausen on Jun 28, 2024 13:02:47 GMT -5
Cheers and Wings  IIRC that gets close if not is a part of the Tommy Westphal universe. Two of the St Elsewhere doctors went to Cheers and were berated by Carla over poor care at their hospital so Cheers, Frasier, and Wings are all definitely part of that universe. |
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Post by Feyrhausen on Jun 28, 2024 13:04:25 GMT -5
Mad About You (which was a giant show for its time, but is now forgotten) and Friends. The Ursula character played by Lisa Kudrow is in both shows. ET and Star Wars - you can see the ET species in the background of some Senate stuff Home Improvement and Last Man Standing both had Tim Taylor in it And Seinfeld: Paul was the previous tenant in Jerry’s apartment, and knew Kramer. Paul was the original tenant of Kramers apartment and was subletting it to him. Which was weird because they later referenced the last episode of Seinfeld. |
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Post by Natural Born Farmer on Jun 28, 2024 14:43:50 GMT -5
Ridley Scott has said it's canon that Alien and Blade Runner take place in the same universe.
Years later, Paul W.S. Anderson also said he considered his film Soldier to take place in that universe, although I don't think Scott has ever weighed in on that.
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Post by Vampiro138 on Jun 28, 2024 15:54:02 GMT -5
The Andy Griffith Show, Make Room For Daddy, Make Room For Granddaddy, Mayberry RFD, Gomer Pile USMC, Goober And The Truckers Paradise and It's Garry Shandling's Show all take place in the same universe. The character of Howard Sprague appeared as one of Garry's neighbors on Its Garry Shandling Show.
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Post by Big DSR Energy on Jun 28, 2024 16:34:49 GMT -5
I think Beetle Bailey is the cousin of Lois from the comic strip Hi and Lois.
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Post by Kalmia on Jun 28, 2024 21:47:02 GMT -5
There are engravings of R2D2 and C3PO in Raiders of the Lost Ark, so Star Wars happened a long time ago in a galaxy far, far, away from Indiana Jones.
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Post by Rave on Jun 28, 2024 21:58:12 GMT -5
Golden Girls and Blossom. Golden Girls spinoff Empty Nest and its own spinoff Nurses were also part of that universe. |
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Post by Limity (BLM) on Jun 28, 2024 22:08:41 GMT -5
IIRC that gets close if not is a part of the Tommy Westphal universe. Two of the St Elsewhere doctors went to Cheers and were berated by Carla over poor care at their hospital so Cheers, Frasier, and Wings are all definitely part of that universe. St Elsewhere is also connected to Homicide Life On the Street, which is connected to Chicago Hope and Law & Order. Through the Munch character, X-Files, The Wire, Arrested Development, Sesame Street, 30 Rock, American Dad, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and A Very Brady Sequel are also connected. |
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