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What's Alan Watching?

Feb 15, 2008 15:04

Us.

At least he will be now, with the search on for 8,000 Degrees of John Munch...

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that's great anonymous February 15 2008, 21:09:25 UTC

That's great I hope alan likes this site and I am glad that you finally made a new journal entry crossoverman

Thanks to that link to Brooklyn South my list now has 218 shows connected to Tommy's Mind ranging from The Adventures of Champion to Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

Combined with the 282 and the 100 that are currently in the journal this would bring the number of shows to an equal 600

By the way if your reading this JohnMunch could you help me find connections to 2 German shows thant have found there way onto the list Alarm für Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei and Alarm für Cobra 11 - Einsatz für Team 2

Thank
RAF

Uh, what kind of help? johnmunch February 19 2008, 22:25:23 UTC

What are the supposed connections for the Cobra 11 shows?
How did they end up on your list?
What are those 218 shows you got? Care to post them?

And how could I overlook Brooklyn South?

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Re: Uh, what kind of help? anonymous February 20 2008, 22:52:49 UTC

You know what kind of help I need, finding German shows that a that they crossed-over with, that they referenced as being in the same universe, that they reused the props or sets of, pretty much anything that would bring them into Tommy's mind ( ... )

Re: Uh, what kind of help? crossoverman February 20 2008, 23:28:09 UTC

Send the list through and I'll try to make a post out of it!

Re: Uh, what kind of help? anonymous March 12 2008, 11:44:30 UTC

On the 3/6/08 episode of "Eli Stone" Douglas Brackman of "LA Law" was shown as one of the lawyers turning down Eli's disbarment defense case.

Re: Uh, what kind of help? johnmunch February 21 2008, 11:37:12 UTC

You count props and sets?

Oh.

I do not watch the Cobra 11 shows. I know their statistics and little more.

In case you included Dallas/Knots Landing, the German show "Ein Schloss am Wörthersee" had a cameo appearance of both J.R. and Sue Ellen. Otherwise, I'm drawing blanks.

This is due to my working method which calls for examining the shows I have listed episode by episode 'in an ever-widening gyre' looking for character cameos. And thus far I have covered US shows and nothing much else.

Hypernauts? The mind boggles.

The posting of your list would help imnmensely - see below.

Re: Uh, what kind of help? tele_toby February 23 2008, 02:31:39 UTC

RAF, I'd love to see your list as well. Can you send me a copy at TobyOB@gmail.com? I'd appreciate it.

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