Crossover Episodes

The Flintstones and Bewitched

I hate that.

I mean Lucy Ricardo goes with Susie on a cruise, then a year or two later she decides to stay in Katie's hotel in Manhattan? I mean how'd did you know the same person but differently? Makes no sense.

The first 4 episodes of Melrose Place featured the BH 90210 gang

But MP was a spin-off so I don't know if it counts

Didn't NBC do their Thursday "Must See TV" lineup with them all crossing over?

Murder, She Wrote crossing over with Magnum P.I. was always a weird one.

I always appreciated the crossovers between Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel.

I suppose spin-offs have that potential built in, but it's still a treat when it's done well.

My favorite is the Sanctuary episode, where Faith flees Sunnydale to LA, where Angel has set up, and Buffy tracks her down.

Arnold was on a few episodes of Facts of Life.

I liked when Eddie & Patsy showed up on 'Roseanne.'

Laverne & Shirley actually made their debut on Happy Days as Richie and Fonzie's dates.

When I was a kid this crossover was everything. It looks cheesy as hell now and probably was at the time but to a 13 year old it something special seeing all three shows connect and deal with one threat, you can see where RTD used the Marvel comic crossover events as a basis.

This one was cute, since they actually did go to high school together in real life:

Remember the St. Elsewhere episode where they got a drink at Cheers bar and Carla waited in them

Norm and Cliff also appeared

Since SE was revealed in it's final episode to be completely imagined in the mind of an autistic Chad Allen, does that mean Cheers was a product of his imagination as well?

Frasier and Lillkth were also on Wings

Does anyone remember "Liz Taylor Night?"

A bunch of Cheers characters showed up on Wings. I don’t think the reverse ever happened

R11 I like that one too. During quarantine I caught that Happy Days/L&S shotgun wedding crossover. I thought I’d enjoy it because I was so bored but no it was awful.

The Six Million Dollar Man/Bionic Woman crossover episodes were always exciting (to 6-year old me anyway)

Jay Sherman from The Critic came to The Simpsons to help judge the Springfield Film Festival. It's actually a fantastic episode.

Jessica Fletcher getting banged in her box by Magnum P. I.

Dallas and Knots Landing. Val named a kid to honor dead Bobby. Oops.

Knots: Gary is in Dallas for the reading of Jock’s will, Val is in Dallas to promote her book. They cross paths.

Hurricane Saturday on NBC.

Golden Girls-Nurses-Empty Nest

Dan and Morothy!?

R17, agreed! I was such a fan of both shows!

It doesn’t get better than this, bitches!

Bigfoot! Sandy Duncan! Slow Motion!!!

R24, I was OBSESSED with Bigfoot as a kid because of those episodes! I had the Bigfoot action figure and Bigfoot shoes from Buster Brown (the bottoms had impressions that left footprints in the dirt when you walked.) The gayby in me loved the footprints but hated the look of the rest of the shoe. MARY!

Petticoat Junction and Star Trek

Harry Mudd comes back on board the Enterprise with three new mysterious beautiful women, Billie Jo, Bobbie Jo, and Betty Jo Bradley--all of whom insist on swimming in the ship's water supply!

Steve Urkel of Family Matters showed up on Full House and Step by Step.

I liked that Friends used Ursula from Mad About You as Phoebe's twin sister. I thought it was clever.

"The Crown" and "Mare of Easttown."

Her Majesty visits Delco as part of a state visit to the US, but must stay to help Mare solve a mystery about another missing local teenager's whereabouts.

R29 And after they solve the case, she gives Mare a hug.

R12, Google "Tommy Westphall Universe."

The Family Guy / Simpsons crossover episode was one of the funniest things I’ve seen in the past 10 years.

R32 I loved the shots they took at Bob’s Burgers and The Cleveland Show.

Angels in Vega$.

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Deep Space Nine ,,Star Trek, Voyager, Next Generation

Homicide: Life on the Street/Law & Order did a couple of crossovers. I always liked the Homicide episode better, just as I liked Homicide better than L&O in general. It was the cop version of St. Elsewhere, not coincidentally due to Tom Fontana writing them both. L&O was just a procedural.

I wish someone would stream Homicide. We have numerous sources for endless episodes of the various L&O's, but no H:LOTS.

Lost in Space &Space 1999 was a good crossover episode.

Not a crossover, per se, but when NBC had the "Hurricane in Miami" Saturday night line-up with 'Golden Girls', 'Empty Nest', 'Nurses', and perhaps another show I'm getting too old to remember. Of course, 'GG' and 'EN' crossed over several times.

r39 Really? I never would've known.

Edith Bunker's funeral on 'Archie Bunker's Place' had Louise & George Jefferson and Maude & Walter Findlay attend. Nothing about Maude's move to DC was mentioned.

The Petticoat Junction episode from the spring of 1965 in which Arnold Ziffel first appeared.

(This was before the pig became a big star on Green Acres, which didn't debut until the fall of 1965.)

R25- I'm BIGFOOT

My shoe size is 17-4E

Rhoda’s wedding. Everyone but Ted came from MTM.

R22 /r39 those were so fun. I remember the commercials for that (I don’t think Bea participated in the promos, if I recall correctly).

Green Acres/Petticoat Junction

Kate Bradley was a real pearl.

Not exactly a crossover but Caroline In The City had cameos from Chandler (Friends) and Niles (Frasier). I also liked seeing Ray Romano on The Nanny and King Of Queens.

Abed visits Cougar Town

“Crisis on Infinite Earths” was disappointing, except for the three way scene with Grant Gustin bottoming for Tom Welling and Tyler Hoechlin.

Law and Order did a two part crossover with Homicide: Life on the Street.