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Ok, so, this is my favorite, not because I love the shows, although I do like some of them, but because it's fun to chain links and how long you can make it.
We start with the "Munchiverse", most people know Detective John Munch from his long career in
Law & Order SVU, and obviously all of the Law and order are in the same universe, but also they've had crossovers withChicago Firewhich is in the same universe asChicago PDand others. They've also had crossovers withFBIandNew York Undercover. But I said this is the Munchiverse, and I only mentioned Munch once, this is where it gets interesting,X-Fileshas an episode where detective John Munch shows up, he also shows up inArrested DevelopmentandThe Beat. And going one extra link X-Files is canonically set in the same universe asTwin peaks. Going back to Munch, he's originally from another TV show calledHomicide: Life on the street, and in that TV show they investigate a doctor from the TV showSt. Elsewhere, in that TV show someone mentions working with a Dr fromM.A.S.H. I'm sure more links could be made.Comments like this are exactly why I love Lemmy.
@Nibodhika@lemmy.world the munchiverse!