TMC
12-20-2017, 09:06 PM
https://www.the-fanboy-perspective.com/the-concept-of-a-shared-universe-is-old-news-b.html
While I wouldn't go so far as to say that all these animated shows take place in the same universe as each other, they do seem to share some sort of weird multiverse. The Critic does appear in The Simpsons, and there are numerous appearances and references of The Simpsons in Duckman. King of the Hill teamed up with American Dad, Family Guy and The Cleveland Show. The Simpsons has also crossed over with Futurama. Bob's Burgers was referenced in Family Guy, and again in the Simpsons, Family Guy and Cleveland Show crossover, Bob's Burgers is also linked to the animated TV show, Archer. There are many other references in there, but in some strange sort of multiverse, all these shows somehow exist together.
While I wouldn't go so far as to say that all these animated shows take place in the same universe as each other, they do seem to share some sort of weird multiverse. The Critic does appear in The Simpsons, and there are numerous appearances and references of The Simpsons in Duckman. King of the Hill teamed up with American Dad, Family Guy and The Cleveland Show. The Simpsons has also crossed over with Futurama. Bob's Burgers was referenced in Family Guy, and again in the Simpsons, Family Guy and Cleveland Show crossover, Bob's Burgers is also linked to the animated TV show, Archer. There are many other references in there, but in some strange sort of multiverse, all these shows somehow exist together.