[Daphne]

Originally Posted by Miss Modular

Didn't St. Elsewhere come to this conclusion?

Yeeeeeeeeees, you didn't read what Jixby posted did you

1. Homicide -> The Beat: Richard Belzers character from Homicide appeared on "The Beat"
2. Oz -> Homicide: The character of a kid's show host that is a show-within-a-show on Oz appeared on Homicide.
3. St. Elsewhere -> Homicide: Ed Begly Jr's character from St. Elsewhere showed up in an episode of Homicide.
4. Chicago Hope -> Homicide: Mandy Patankin's character from Chicago Hope appeared on Homicide...
5. Chicago Hope -> Picket Fences: ... and Picket Fences
6. Homicide -> X-Files: Richard Belzer's character from Homicide showed up on the X-Files.
7. X-Files -> The Lone Gunemen: an obvious spinoff
8. Party of Five -> X-Files: (the arrow is wrong on the picture) this is kind of a reach, but the gravestones of the dead parents from Party of Five showed up in the X-Files
9. Homicide -> Law & Order: Richard Belzer's character made many appearances on Law & Order; including 2-part cross-over episodes where part one would be an episode of Law & Order, and part 2 would be an episode of Homicide (or vice versa)
10. Homicide -> Law & Order SVU: Richard Bilzer's character went on to this series when Homicide Got Canned
11. Law & Order -> Law & Order SVU: should be obvious
12. Law & Order -> Law & Order CI: "
13. Law & Order -> Law & Order TBJ: "

The finale of St. Elsewhere revealed that the entire series took place in the head of an autistic child. That is the reality of the series. Since all these shows are linked to one another, then they share that same reality.

ALL THESE SHOWS ARE THE IMAGINATION OF AN AUTISTIC KID