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1. This is fantastic.
2. I really hate that format. :p
For simplicity, might as well consider those placements canon. Mark Ellis wrote "The Birds of Prey Affair mini-series published by Millennium Comics", as it states. If it doesn't contradict, screw it, why not? I know it follows airdates but if that works then sure.
 
I think what I'll do (when I get to it) is I'll watch the whole The Man from U.N.C.L.E./The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. series and movie, and then I'll start going through each tie-in comic series using that list for placements. Then the novels.
 
I think what I'll do (when I get to it) is I'll watch the whole The Man from U.N.C.L.E./The Girl from U.N.C.L.E. series and movie, and then I'll start going through each tie-in comic series using that list for placements. Then the novels.
and that is the easy work....

....next boss battle is a series accompaigned with god only knows how many audios, comics or novels (The Avengers).

Also btw I think there are some novels for Batman '66, The Green Hornet and an anthology with short stories for the Green Hornet.
 
oh and about the Green Hornet meets the spirit, I hope it isn't a TV Series.... (the Spirit)
 
George Lazenby reprised his role of James Bond in The Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair, credited as "JB" for legal reasons, thus establishing that the 1962-2002 James Bond film series occurs on this reality.
Okay I understand it now
 
Based on the artstyle and publishers, I think Batman '66 Meets Steed and Mrs. Peel is connected to Boom!'s Steed and Mrs. Peel: We're Needed comic.
 
So what exactly do I do with the currently non-existent 23 episodes of The Avengers S1? There's two full episodes and just 15 minutes of the first episode. Do I only include the available episodes? Do I include them with an indicator that they're gone?
Yeah, would be best to note if they're lost media.
Doctor Who (Classic) moment.
TBF, Classic Who often has a Lost Episode show up every now and then. So who knows when more episodes of The Avengers will pop up?
 
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I love how the flashbacks are to a black and white old episode. Also, something funny the DC wiki notes about the crossover.
Michaela Gough is named after Michael Gough, who portrayed Dr. Clement Armstrong in the 1965 episode "The Cybernauts" from the original The Avengers television series. Many years later, Gough also portrayed Alfred Pennyworth in the Batman: The Motion Picture Anthology. In the Batman '66 Meets Steed and Mrs. Peel comic series, it is later revealed that Michaela is the "daughter" of Clement Armstrong.
Despite how annoyingly extensive the content is, The Avengers definitely occurs in the same universe. No variant excuse here.
 
Lurch from The Addams Family appears in the Batman episode "The Penguin's Nest". View attachment 2918
Jose Jimenez appears in the Batman episode "The Yegg Foes in Gotham".
Oh, I am very aware of those appearances. I'm not including window cameo stuff for the time being. If I did, I'd be adding Hogan's Heroes, Felony Squad, Judd for the Defense, The Addams Family and Lost in Space. Hogan's Heroes and Lost in Space already have an issue with character ages since the cameos are decades apart from their primary media, so... they're left out for now.
 
So Window Cameos are completely off the shelves for includion? Also what about TAoS and WW?
There are many looser connections made in Batman (1966-1968) and Batman '66 through window cameos, which bring in The Addams Family, Hogan's Heroes, The Felony Squad (+Judd, for the Defense), Adventures of Superman and Lost in Space. These are discounted as gag variants for simplicity. Hogan's Heroes and Lost in Space are set decades before/after the 1960s, and Adventures of Superman has a different chronobowl to Batman in The Flash (2023 film). You can decide for yourself which count and don't.

There is also a crossover comic with Wonder Woman (1975-1979), but that series was revealed to occur in Earth-76 in the Crisis on Infinite Earths: Paragons Rising comic book. Wonder Woman '77 also has a conflicting backstory for Solomon Grundy. Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77 has a footnote referring back to the mainline Wonder Woman '77 comic book, placing the crossover in that reality. Earth-76 also includes The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman.
Greater explanation I've made. Maybe one day. Probably not Adventures of Superman, Wonder Woman, The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman in any case.
 

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