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Richard Belzer played the character John Munch first in Homicide: Life on the Street and then in Law and Order: SVU. Through various crossovers and cameos, the character John Munch has appeared in 10 television shows, from Arrested Development to the X-Files.
To add to that, Homicide had a crossover episode with a show called St. Elsewhere. St. Elsewhere's series finale implied that the entire series had been a fantasy taking place in the mind of a boy with autism named Tommy Westphall.
So with all that in mind, we can extrapolate that...
St. Elsewhere
Homicide
Every version of Law and Order
The Wire
Arrested Development
Sesame Street
The X-Files
American Dad
...plus more all take place in the same universe and that universe is contained in a neurodivergent boy's head.
There is a chart of what's connected to what, but it's outdated now. Someone should try and modernise it.
You were not kidding. That's wild.
https://thetommywestphall.wordpress.com/the-master-list/