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I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
same universe as "Star Trek".

charachters share the same universe.

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> I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
> same universe as "Star Trek".
>
> charachters share the same universe.
>

Because of that TOS episode where the Starship Fonzie rescued the colonists
on planet Squiggy V?

Yeah, that was a good one. I really liked the Chuck Cunningham character,
but it seemed like he just disappeared about halfway through.

<> wrote in message
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>I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
> same universe as "Star Trek".
>
> charachters share the same universe.
>
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Of course they do....
it is the same universe you are in....................

"Bo Raxo" <> wrote...
:
: Yeah, that was a good one. I really liked the Chuck Cunningham character,
: but it seemed like he just disappeared about halfway through.


He was lost in a transporter mishap. Went to the parallel universe and
became emperor.

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<> schreef in bericht
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> I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
> same universe as "Star Trek".
>
> charachters share the same universe.
>

Ah, then Orc could be a member of the Federation!

BTW, I read on a web site somewhere that someone claimed Star Trek also
shared a universe with Knight Rider.
Couldn't find proof of it though.
Besides, the problem with that would be the character nick named 'Trek' in
one sequel series, who was a big Star Trek fan.

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Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> <> schreef in bericht
> news:5895-417451C9-...
>
>>I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
>>same universe as "Star Trek".
>>
>>charachters share the same universe.
>>
>
>
> Ah, then Orc could be a member of the Federation!
>
> BTW, I read on a web site somewhere that someone claimed Star Trek also
> shared a universe with Knight Rider.
> Couldn't find proof of it though.

Very tenuous, but James Doohan had a cameo in the KNIGHTRIDER 2000
telefilm, though he was playing himself rather than Scotty.

Jim Barker

"Jim Barker" <> schreef in bericht
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> Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> > <> schreef in bericht
> > news:5895-417451C9-...
> >
> >>I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
> >>same universe as "Star Trek".
> >>
> >>charachters share the same universe.
> >>
> >
> >
> > Ah, then Orc could be a member of the Federation!
> >
> > BTW, I read on a web site somewhere that someone claimed Star Trek also
> > shared a universe with Knight Rider.
> > Couldn't find proof of it though.
>
> Very tenuous, but James Doohan had a cameo in the KNIGHTRIDER 2000
> telefilm, though he was playing himself rather than Scotty.

Imo if he wan't Scotty there it doesn't count.


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> I can prove that "Happy Days" and "Laverne & Shirley" are set in the
> same universe as "Star Trek".
>
> charachters share the same universe.

Is this one of those series of crossovers
things, connecting shows A to B to C to D by
using characters who appeared in two shows?
That's not a very strong proof, since the same
character might have counterparts in multiple
universes; if character X from show A appears
on show B, that can just mean that the
universes of A and show B have character X
in common.

Consider things other than characters. Does,
say, Fawlty Towers have to be in the same
universe as MASH because Basil Fawlty once
mentioned the Korean War? No, it could just
be two universes, both of which had a Korean
War. And the same for characters.

Wouter Valentijn wrote:
>>>
>>>BTW, I read on a web site somewhere that someone claimed Star Trek also
>>>shared a universe with Knight Rider.
>>>Couldn't find proof of it though.
>>
>>Very tenuous, but James Doohan had a cameo in the KNIGHTRIDER 2000
>>telefilm, though he was playing himself rather than Scotty.
>
>
> Imo if he wan't Scotty there it doesn't count.
>
> That's why I said it was very tenuous

IIRC, Doohan is queuing at an ATM and manages to get accidentally
stunned by a beam from Hasselhoffs car. Hasselhoff rushes across to help
him and Doohan starts burbling about "The engines's cannae take it,
Captain..." and Hasselhoff says something like 'Omigod, I shot Scotty"...

Jim Barker

"Jim Barker" <> schreef in bericht
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> Wouter Valentijn wrote:
> >>>
> >>>BTW, I read on a web site somewhere that someone claimed Star Trek also
> >>>shared a universe with Knight Rider.
> >>>Couldn't find proof of it though.
> >>
> >>Very tenuous, but James Doohan had a cameo in the KNIGHTRIDER 2000
> >>telefilm, though he was playing himself rather than Scotty.
> >
> >
> > Imo if he wan't Scotty there it doesn't count.
> >
> > That's why I said it was very tenuous
>
> IIRC, Doohan is queuing at an ATM and manages to get accidentally
> stunned by a beam from Hasselhoffs car. Hasselhoff rushes across to help
> him and Doohan starts burbling about "The engines's cannae take it,
> Captain..." and Hasselhoff says something like 'Omigod, I shot Scotty"...

LOL!


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