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'''''The Beverly Hillbillies''''' was an [[American]] television sitcom created by Paul Henning. ''The Beverly Hillbillies'' was also spun off into comics which were published in ''[[Lady Penelope (magazine)|Lady Penelope]]'' alongside several comics featuring [[DWU]] elements. The original televised run of the series spanned from 1962 to [[1971 (releases)|1971]]. | '''''The Beverly Hillbillies''''' was an [[American]] television sitcom created by Paul Henning. ''The Beverly Hillbillies'' was also spun off into comics which were published in ''[[Lady Penelope (magazine)|Lady Penelope]]'' alongside several comics featuring [[DWU]] elements. The original televised run of the series spanned from 1962 to [[1971 (releases)|1971]]. | ||
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''[[TV Century 21]]'' was a real-world comic publication defined by its connections to the works of [[Century 21 Productions]]. The magazine was presented as being perpetually in-universe as if it were a newspaper. Since ''[[The Daleks (series)|The Daleks]]'' was printed in the comic, it was common for short stories to depict characters from shows like ''[[Thunderbirds (series)|Thunderbirds]]'' acknowledging the [[Dalek]]s as existing in-universe, creating ''Doctor Who''{{'}}s | ''[[TV Century 21]]'' was a real-world comic publication defined by its connections to the works of [[Century 21 Productions]]. The magazine was presented as being perpetually in-universe as if it were a newspaper. Since ''[[The Daleks (series)|The Daleks]]'' was printed in the comic, it was common for short stories to depict characters from shows like ''[[Thunderbirds (series)|Thunderbirds]]'' acknowledging the [[Dalek]]s as existing in-universe, creating some of ''Doctor Who''{{'}}s earliest legitimate [[crossover]]s. | ||
In 1966, [[Lady Penelope]] received her own spin-off publication, also presented as an in-universe magazine and often discussed in ''TV 21''. For 13 months, her magazine featured a one-page weekly comic based on ''The Beverly Hillbillies''. As it was with ''The Daleks'', these comics were presented as taking place in the same universe as Lady Penelope's writings. | In 1966, [[Lady Penelope]] received her own [[Lady Penelope (magazine)|spin-off publication]], also presented as an in-universe magazine and often discussed in ''TV 21''. For 13 months, her magazine featured a one-page weekly comic based on ''The Beverly Hillbillies''. As it was with ''The Daleks'', these comics were presented as taking place in the same universe as Lady Penelope's writings. | ||
The only narrative covered by this wiki to reference this is the [[TV Century 21 cover stories|''TV Century 21'' cover story]] {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}, which briefly mentioned Penelope's plans to investigate "[[Beverly Hillbillies]]". | The only narrative covered by this wiki to reference this is the [[TV Century 21 cover stories|''TV Century 21'' cover story]] {{cs|Time Barrier Busted (short story)}}, which briefly mentioned Penelope's plans to investigate "[[Beverly Hillbillies]]". | ||
