We really, really need to fix this. It's a big gigantic mess right now. Most of the stuff doesn't even have anything to do with the page except that it's very tangentially associated with a TV show that had a sequel on Disney Channel. This wouldn't be tolerated on any other franchise page, why did someone create a mess with this one?
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So I think this has gone on long enough, I'm trimming all the non-relevant examples/chatter from the main page.
Scooby-Doo to guest star Steve Urkel in new cartoon "Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?"
If this is true, and considerd canon, and if the version of the DC heroes that are also slated to guest star on "Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?" are also canon, that means that some DC superheroes exist in the same universe as some Marvel superheroes.
DC Superheroes - Scooby-Doo - Family Matters - Boy Meets World - Girl Meets World - Austin & Ally - Jessie - Ultimate Spider-Man
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That's true - as Obi-Wan would say, from a certain viewpoint.
But mostly what it does is 1.) serve as an in-joke 2.) serve as marketing 3.) nothing beyond that, except give people an excuse to make the DCLAU article a mess WHEN THEY SHOULDN'T BE!
There's a lot of stuff that needs to be cleaned up; please don't keep contributing to the mess instead.
Wizzard
I'm not at all sure about listing any programme that's ever crossed over with any other programme as "connected to the DCLAU" on the basis of the already tenuous link between the "St Elsewhere crossover universe" and the TGIF-verse, which as I understand it is based on a single probably-non-canon appearance by Sabrina in the ending credits of a Clueless episode.
I mean, the Whoniverse is on this list, but nobody feels it's a good idea to add all these shows to that page...
There's probably a place on the wiki for the Great Crossover Theory, I'm just not sure it's on a page for any of subsections thereof.
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On the same day that Kickin' It, Zeke and Luther and Pair of Kings were faced with their heatwave, back on July 25, 2011. Kick Buttowski also featured an episode where he was also hit by a heatwave. With the inclusion of the Marvel Animated Universe due to a special appearance by Jessie on The Ultimate Spider-Man, and a Phineas and Ferb movie where they team up with heres from the Marvel Animated Universe, cartoons are also part of this universe.
Could it be the same heatwave that hit all four shows?
Plus, the day before the episodes in question, The Wizards of Waverly Place also faced a heatwave, since they are already part of the universe, could it also have been the same heatwave that started on the east coast and moved its way west?