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<blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 303795" data-attributes="member: 672">Crossovers might give the feeling of something special taking place, but I can only think of a very limited number of crossovers which really worked.Probably the only one for me is Gary returning to Dallas every now and then.It felt natural because he was the Ewing&#039;s son.I haven&#039;t seen knots landing but judging from the YouTube clips it worked the other way at least partially when JR came to the cul-de-sac. He was always stucking his nose in Gary&#039;s business.I&#039;m not a fan of crossovers because it hardly contributes anything to the show&#039;s development.Magnum /Jessica Fletcher or Matlock/Mark Sloane&nbsp; investigating - but now together isn&#039;t really that groundbreaking. Big character&#039;s developments are impossible because viewers of one of the shows are maybe not watching.As stated - it was mostly done to generate some buzz and get the audience to watch two shows.I&#039; m not a huge Marvel fan because of its predictability. But judging by the media hype when one super hero appears in another movie than his own - it seems to be working in that industry at least. Each to his own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="the-lost-son, post: 303795, member: 672"] Crossovers might give the feeling of something special taking place, but I can only think of a very limited number of crossovers which really worked. Probably the only one for me is Gary returning to Dallas every now and then. It felt natural because he was the Ewing's son. I haven't seen knots landing but judging from the YouTube clips it worked the other way at least partially when JR came to the cul-de-sac. He was always stucking his nose in Gary's business. I'm not a fan of crossovers because it hardly contributes anything to the show's development. Magnum /Jessica Fletcher or Matlock/Mark Sloane investigating - but now together isn't really that groundbreaking. Big character's developments are impossible because viewers of one of the shows are maybe not watching. As stated - it was mostly done to generate some buzz and get the audience to watch two shows. I' m not a huge Marvel fan because of its predictability. But judging by the media hype when one super hero appears in another movie than his own - it seems to be working in that industry at least. Each to his own. [/QUOTE]

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