The Top 10 Sitcom Cameos Made By Other Sitcom Characters

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10. “Urkel Visits Full House” Get this: Steve Urkel plays cousin to one of DJ’s school pals. What are the odds? Well, that’s the kind of question only a small black child genius could answer, because our minds our busy pouring out of our earholes from WTF-ness. Uncle Jesse teaching Steve Urkel HOW TO WALK? Urkel dealing Uncle Danny love advice? And asking for cheese? There’s a TI-85 graph of my head exploding somewhere right now.

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9. Absolutely Fabulous Visits Roseanne Remember when both AbFab and Roseanne were hit shows? We do (even though they weren’t hits at the same time). But we definitely have no recollection of the classy ladies from England parlaying with Roseanne and Jackie on the show’s famed Halloween episode. But you know what? It worked. Also, remember when Roseanne got thin? LOL of Fame.

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8. Bewitched Hangs Out with The Flintstones: Bewitched’s Samantha and Darren — both animated and with crazy eyes — randomly show up in the Stone Age. And because back then women were born without arms and legs, Samantha convinces Wilma and Betty to show their husbands that they can be just as good at camping as the men are. In the process, Samantha uses her Devil Magic to clean up Pebbles’ room, because, hey, they’re still women.

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7. THREE PACK: Caroline in the City on Friends, Friends on Caroline in the City, Friends on The Single Guy NBC tried to blur the lines between their 90’s White People with Problems lineup by having characters fall into each others episodes. Also, David Schwimmer thinks Jonathan Silverman is gay for him, and dare we say their chemistry reaches heights that Ross and Rachel could only dream of.

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6. Step By Step meets Boy Meets World in Disney World Notable only because there is never a mention that it is an actual cameo. There’s never any “Hi! I’m Dana from Port Washington, Wisconsin. Isn’t Disney World great?”

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5. The Jeffersons on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air Will Smith and Nia Long go to couples counseling, only to bump into, who else, George and Weezie Jefferson. (Starts at 2:50 but watch from beginning, trust.)

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4. Frasier & Lillith visit Wings According to its Youtube description: “Dr. Frasier Crane’s plans to conduct a self-esteem seminar on Nantucket are interrupted by Helen’s accusations that he ruined her life in New York City when she attended one of his seminars. Instead of the refund she desires, Frasier allows Helen to attend the seminar for free laksjkldjalkshfjhffffffffff”

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3. Different Strokes Visits Silver Spoons and Hacks into the military… through COMPUTERS! If you can forget for just a moment that Gary Coleman is at least 30 years older than Ricky Schroeder in this clip, you will find it highly enjoyable! How these two never got their own spin-off series is beyond us. (”Tiny and the Blonde”; “Midgy and Tally”; “That One Kid from That Show and That Other Kid from That Show”… the title possibilities are endless.)

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2. Seinfeld on Mad About You Yes, even Seinfeld stooped to “Crossover Cameo” lows, as Paul Reiser shows up at Kramer’s door because… he… owns… it. Paul Reiser owns Kramer’s apartment, and gives it to him in exchange for a box of Cubans. (Not the people, the cigars.) What follows is the second most desperate thing you’ve ever seen Michael Richards do on camera after the “N-bomb heard around the world”.

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1. Urkel Crashes Step by Step: THE ULTIMATE IN TV SITCOM CROSSOVERS. Steve Urkel flies a jetpack from Chicago to Port Washington, Wisconsin to crash-land in the backyard of the Step by Step family. But, dare I say, after the initial crash-landing, Urkel is sadly wasted in the episode. We’ve posted the beginning, and then ahead, the Urkel Dance — which is actually pretty suggestive.

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[comedyfreak]

Speaking of crossovers, the Bonanza gang also appeared on The Flintstones.

Let's not forget the Happy Days/Laverne & Shirley crossovers.

That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana crossovers
(2008) TV-G
Raven-Symonéé, Miley Cyrus and the Sprouse twins star in this special, which follows the misadventures of their popular Disney characters during their stay at Boston's posh Tipton Hotel. Lodged at the hotel on business, aspiring fashion designer Raven botches an important assignment -- until Zack and Cody step in to save the day. Meanwhile, Hannah Montana falls in love with Raven's original dress design and begs for her own custom-made frock.

[browneyes106]

I loved Urkel's visits to Full House and Step by Step.

[tv star collector]

Some others include:

ALF and Baywatch were visited by some of the cast from Gilligan's Island.

Alice was visited by Boss Hogg from The Dukes of Hazzard.

Gomer Pyle was visited by Andy and Opie Taylor and (in another episode) by Goober Pyle. In fact, the pilot for Gomer Pyle aired as an
episode of The Andy Griffith Show.

Angel and Buffy Summers visited each other's shows (Buffy the Vampire
Slayer and Angel).

So did Hercules and Xena (who was introduced on Hercules: The Legendary
Journeys).

The casts of The Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres and Petticoat
Junction visited each other's shows.

The Bionic Woman and The Six Million Dollar Man traded guest shots.

So did BJ and the Bear and Lobo.

Three of The Monkees (Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and Peter Tork)
appeared on the same episode of Boy Meets World.

Andy Griffith, as Ben Matlock, guested on an episode of Diagnosis Murder.

Howdy Doody, Buffalo Bob and Clarabell appeared on Happy Days.

Spock, Scotty and Dr. McCoy, from Star Trek, each appeared on an
episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.

The cast of Promised Land appeared on Touched by an Angel.

[Jude The Obscure]

Originally Posted by tv star collector

Some others include:



Andy Griffith, as Ben Matlock, guested on an episode of Diagnosis Murder.

Here's another DM crossover--Mike Connors appeared as Joe Mannix, on DM, to solve a case that was never resolved on Mannix!

[dawsongirl]

Originally Posted by tv star collector

Three of The Monkees (Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones and Peter Tork)
appeared on the same episode of Boy Meets World.

Not as The Monkees though. That would make that a little different than the topic.