Drabble-a-thon: Miscellaneous fandoms and crossovers

[pen_and_umbra]

The last of the drabbles, as requested in the Drabble-a-thon post. This time, crossovers, Jeeves & Wooster, Babylon 5, and Stargate SG-1 thingys; all are exactly 100 words, rated PG-13 at most.

Previous rounds were Star Trek, Star Wars, Snape, Sherlock Holmes, and Harry Potter drabbles.

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For mneomosyne: Snape (HP)/Sherlock Holmes, in a dark

Comments

[issyadore]

!!!!!!!!I loved these! Especially One Evening in Whitechapel and To Places Unexpected. Great job!

I guess I should really watch Babylon 5 one of these days, too.

[pen_and_umbra]

Glad you liked! :) And yes, Babylon 5 is definitely worth a gander -- it's one of my all-time favourite sci-fi series. Mostly wonderful writing, good effects, long-term plotlines, etc. I have all five seasons of it on DVD and I re-watch 'em regularly.

[pen_and_umbra]

Glad you liked! And yes, Fink-Nottle/newts is really the most enduring love in the Jeevesverse, ever.

If you ever want an obscure pairing written, let me know, and I'll do it for you.

Ahem. Dorian Gray/Holmes. Wink wink nudge nudge. ;)

[pen_and_umbra]

Adam Ant/Timewarp!Snape

... the mind, she boggles.

[sinick]

OH SO much adoration for the Snape + Holmes drabble! Never thought to bring them together in quite those circumstances. There's a longer story in there somewhere...

[pen_and_umbra]

I'm hideously plotbunnied by that drabble, because there definitely is a longer story there. Egads!

[sally_maria]

You wrote Jack/Daniel - and I didn't even have to beg. ;-) Thank you very much for an excellent set of drabbles.

[pen_and_umbra]

Mwah! Thank you, happy to hear you enjoyed. :) J/D is one of those pairings I would definitely write if I had enough time for yet another fandom -- it's so much fun!

[ter369]

Your Snape/Holmes is wickedly brilliant. ::loves time travel::

[pen_and_umbra]

It was a hideously inspiring pairing. Though I generally loathe Time-Turner abuse, it was totally de rigueur for this one. ;P