This is all very interesting. Of course, you could go the St. Elsewhere route, and just assume everything happened within an autistic boy's imagination! :/
I was watching an old episode of Law & Order on TV recently when Richard Belzer and Jon Seda showed up, and I realized they were doing a Homicide crossover. Unfortunately, I never saw the "Part 2" to the story, because apparently the Homicide half wasn't part of the syndication deal! It's a shame that Homicide isn't readily available for viewing. (I looked at the DVDs on Amazon at one point, and they were ridiculously expensive. No great deals on eBay, either.)
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Date: 2016-04-06 05:31 pm (UTC)I was watching an old episode of Law & Order on TV recently when Richard Belzer and Jon Seda showed up, and I realized they were doing a Homicide crossover. Unfortunately, I never saw the "Part 2" to the story, because apparently the Homicide half wasn't part of the syndication deal! It's a shame that Homicide isn't readily available for viewing. (I looked at the DVDs on Amazon at one point, and they were ridiculously expensive. No great deals on eBay, either.)