The Grand and Puissant Flat
OOC WARNING: BEWARE OF VEILED SPOILERS FOR THE BONES/SLEEPY HOLLOW CROSSOVER
AND IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW THERE WAS ONE, SORRY FOR SPOILING THAT.
"Please tell me you've seen it."
"Sure and what kind of question is that. I've never missed an episode yet."
Tim grinned. Having access to future technology and particularly future pop culture could get frustrating when everyone else was at least a decade behind. But fortunately many of his Fae friends had the same access.
"Twas a bit disappointing to be honest. Part one was great fun, but part two...the Palace and Doctor Beckman's appearance was little more than a cameo."
"Yeah I get that. I guess it's easier to have characters from an urban fantasy drama show up on a conventional cop show, and just leave out the magical bits, than it is to have characters from a cop show come into a fantasy and try to adjust them to a paranormal setting."
"Aye, I suppose it would be too much t' ask to have Doctor Beckman's entire world view be shaken to it's very core."
"Fun though. Just think though, now every time she proselytizes about how all that stuff doesn't exist, we all know she's one hundred percent wrong."
*breep*breep*
"Oh, hang on, Step-Pappy's calling."
He was so proud of himself for figuring out the procedure for putting someone on hold.
"Mr. What's Blue Box repair service."
Tim's face went from benign complacency to surprise and joy. "That's great! I'm on the other line with Faerie, 'sokay if I tell them?"
He switched lines again, and heard a high pitched squeeing in the background.
"I have news, but I get the feeling Teleri just heard it."
"Aye, bloody hell. What happened? That's not her horrifies squee."
"I'm gonna be a big brother."
He had to hold the phone away from his ear as a new squee came from it.
AND IF YOU DIDN'T KNOW THERE WAS ONE, SORRY FOR SPOILING THAT.
"Please tell me you've seen it."
"Sure and what kind of question is that. I've never missed an episode yet."
Tim grinned. Having access to future technology and particularly future pop culture could get frustrating when everyone else was at least a decade behind. But fortunately many of his Fae friends had the same access.
"Twas a bit disappointing to be honest. Part one was great fun, but part two...the Palace and Doctor Beckman's appearance was little more than a cameo."
"Yeah I get that. I guess it's easier to have characters from an urban fantasy drama show up on a conventional cop show, and just leave out the magical bits, than it is to have characters from a cop show come into a fantasy and try to adjust them to a paranormal setting."
"Aye, I suppose it would be too much t' ask to have Doctor Beckman's entire world view be shaken to it's very core."
"Fun though. Just think though, now every time she proselytizes about how all that stuff doesn't exist, we all know she's one hundred percent wrong."
*breep*breep*
"Oh, hang on, Step-Pappy's calling."
He was so proud of himself for figuring out the procedure for putting someone on hold.
"Mr. What's Blue Box repair service."
Tim's face went from benign complacency to surprise and joy. "That's great! I'm on the other line with Faerie, 'sokay if I tell them?"
He switched lines again, and heard a high pitched squeeing in the background.
"I have news, but I get the feeling Teleri just heard it."
"Aye, bloody hell. What happened? That's not her horrifies squee."
"I'm gonna be a big brother."
He had to hold the phone away from his ear as a new squee came from it.