Thu Sep 26 13:00:38 UTC 2024: ## TV Shows That Feel Like They Belong in the Same Universe: A Look at Unexpected Connections

Ever notice how some TV shows feel strangely familiar, even if they aren’t directly related? While we often see similar premises in crime and medical dramas, this article explores shows that share a sense of connection, despite their differences.

For example, could **”Gossip Girl’s” Dan Humphrey** and **”You’s” Joe Goldberg** be the same person? Both characters possess a manipulative, obsessive nature, using their charm to gain trust and then betraying it. While Dan is ultimately forgiven in “Gossip Girl”, it’s easy to imagine his actions leading him to adopt a new identity, a la Joe, to escape the consequences of his actions.

Similarly, the **White Walkers** from **”Game of Thrones”** and the **walkers** in **”The Walking Dead”** share a common thread. While the latter are presented as a result of a virus, their mindless, relentless pursuit of humans could easily be linked to the ancient, chilling presence of the White Walkers.

**”Stranger Things”** offers another intriguing connection. The Hawkins gang’s experience with the supernatural could lead them to join the **X-Files** division in the future. Their ability to handle terrifying threats and their encounters with government agencies make them the perfect candidates.

Then there’s **”Reacher”** and **”The Old Man”**. Both characters are former military operatives who seek solace away from the dangers of their past. However, their past eventually catches up with them, forcing them back into the world they left behind.

Finally, **”Breaking Bad’s” Saul Goodman** could have played a role in the events of **”Ozark”**. His connections to the criminal underworld and his cunning business tactics suggest he might have been involved in Marty Byrde’s dealings with the Mexican cartel.

While these connections are purely speculative, they offer an intriguing perspective on the interconnected nature of our favorite shows, demonstrating that even seemingly unrelated stories can share common threads.

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