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DC Comics

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From DC Database

Pages in category "Crossovers"

The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total.

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  • Batman: A Lonely Place of Dying

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Muppet

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From Muppet Wiki

Henson/Muppet productions

  • Big Bird makes a guest appearance in episode 318 of The Muppet Show, performing a song with guest star Leslie Uggams and fending off the romantic advances of Gonzo.
  • Numerous Sesame Street characters appear in Episode 518 of The Muppet Show.
  • Big Bird has a cameo appearance in The Muppet Movie; also, several dozens of Sesame Street characters appear in the film's closing shot.
  • Many Sesame Street characters, Sprocket, and Uncle Traveling Matt appear in The Muppets: A Celebration of 30 Years.
  • Elmo guest-stars in an episode of the Henson series Big Bag.
  • Several obscure characters from Fraggle Rock make cameo appearances in Muppets Tonight.

Non-Henson/Muppet productions

  • The cast of Sesame Street and the cast of The Electric Company appear together in the TV special Out to Lunch.
  • Several Muppet characters appear in The Cosby Show episode "Cliff's Nightmare".
  • Elmo, Grover, and Oscar the Grouch appear in the Scrubs episode "My ABCs".

See also

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Lostpedia

Up to date as of February 07, 2010

From Lostpedia

For other uses of "Crossover", see: Crossover (disambiguation).

NBC's television series Heroes in episode 1x15, "Run!" : a Gannon Car Rentals brochure, identical to that used in Lost, along with World Airways ticket jacket held by Jessica/Niki
NBC's television series Scrubs in epsiode 7x01, "My Own Worst Enemy" features an Apollo Bar identical to that used in Lost and The Lost Experience.

Crossovers refer to common content in multiple fictional works that serve to intentionally link their fictional universes together. As such, crossovers are to be distinguished from simple occurrences both cultural references in Lost and outside references to Lost.

Some crossovers include:

  • Gannon Car Rentals - crosses over with the NBC television series Heroes (see article for all examples)
  • Nozz-A-La may be interpreted as an ambiguous crossover with Stephen King works Dark Tower and Kingdom Hospital. However it may also be interpreted as primarily a cultural reference since Damon Lindelof is known to be a Stephen King fan [1], and because the logos for Nozz-A-La are different in their occurrence in Lost.
  • Oceanic Airlines
    • was previously mentioned in an episode of J.J. Abrams' show Alias, as well as references in the 1996 feature film Executive Decision and the 2003 Code 11-14. Also, although not qualifying as a true two-way crossover, Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 has also been mentioned (unilaterally) in several outside references to Lost, including the television series Chuck and Pushing Daisies, as well as the game PVP.
    • Fringe [2]
  • Apollo Bar - was briefly visible in the NBC television series Scrubs in the episode 7x01 "My Own Worst Enemy".

Other definitions

Alternate reality game: Rachel Blake's crossover into real life at Comic Con 2006 as part of The Lost Experience

It may be argued that Rachel Blake's appearance at Comic Con, Hugh McIntyre's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and other "real life" elements of The Lost Experience represented a crossover between the fictional world of Lost and the real world. Such crossovers into the real world are hallmarks of alternate reality games.

An alternate definition of crossovers relates to the intertwined flashback relationships of the characters in Lost. For more information, see: Character connections.

Counter-examples

Cultural references to or from Lost do not necessarily qualify as crossovers if these are not intended to merge the fictional universe of Lost with that of another. Examples:

  • References of Lost to pop culture: The Wookie Prisoner Gag ("Not in Portland") is one of several cultural references to Star Wars, and The Blue Danube is a reference to the ABC television series Prison Break, but neither qualifies as a crossover. Both are only references, since neither directly links their fictional worlds together with that of Lost.
  • References of pop culture to Lost: The episode "Inferno" from the cartoon series Transformers: Cybertron, the Decepticon Thundercracker is shown scanning a fighter jet which subsequently calls ground control for help, identifying itself as "Oceanic Flight 815", but this event does not qualify as a crossover since there is no implication that the universe of the Transformers is the same as that of Lost.

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Transformers

Up to date as of February 05, 2010

From Teletraan I: The Transformers Wiki

Crossovers is a Transformers franchise that began in 2008. This line is intended to incorporate properties originating outside of the Transformers brand. The line currently has Marvel Comics and Star Wars properties making up its products. It is considered to be a continuation and rebranding of the prior Star Wars Transformers toyline, expanding its scope and retroactively including the older toys.

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Star Wars

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