Now that two of my friends are writing (at least) six-way crossovers, I feel terribly disappointed in myself. I love and adore crossovers, but I don't think I've ever written a full-length one that incorporated more than two fandoms. That's shameful. It really is
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Maybe I need to add some giant space robots and go from there.
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What I am saying is I would very much like to read your stalker-Weedle scene.
And also, yes, adding giant space robots is always a recipe for success.
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You should write it. *nods*
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The three presenters get stranded on Emerald Island after their plane crashes and decide to explore it. The island is full of strange easily-breakable televisions with things in them, lots of loop-de-loops and waterfalls with vicious Magikarp, and Richard finds a pair of red running shoes that seem to make him run SUPERSUPERFAST. Jeremy gets too greedy collecting golden rings to take back to Francie, and is attacked by a robotic Beedrill, which is stopped and captured by James throwing an oddly colored ball he got from a broken television at it.
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EPIC WIN.
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There was no blood.
"Um, James?"
James looked away from the loop-de-loop, and Richard's mad screaming as he went around for the fiftieth time. "What?"
"...I'm not bleeding."
James shook his head. "No, but your rings have falled out of your pockets."
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In making a hasty escape from certain pirates of a certain Caribbean, the Doctor and the Master crash land in Atlantis, in the middle of John and Rodney snogging each other's faces off. Seeing as they are 1) aliens and 2) intelligent, they are allowed to go on an offworld mission. Rodney snarks at the Master a lot, and the Master flirts back. John/the Doctor are jealous. Ronon says something like: "So, are you guys buttfucking?" at a really inopportune moment.
The world they visit turns out to be the Stig's home planet, where he has bought the TG3 for an impromptu visit. Since everyone is talking in Stiggish sign language and they cannot understand a thing, the TG boys beg to be taken back to Atlantis. Hijinks ensue.
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Also, Red Dwarf/Stargate SG-1 is also easy: Oh, look, an abandoned floor of the Dwarf happens to have a Stargate, for some reason! And due to an unforseen solar flare, SG-1 is flung into the future! Will Daniel get to research the Cat race? Will Sam be able to avoid Rimmer's flirtations? Will Teal'c inform the Cat that Lister is a false god? Will Jack use an AR game with worrying consequences?
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Or, er, nineteen-way, because I'd forgotten about Red Dwarf and Stargate. Oh, dear. The fact that Stargate is one of those infinitely crossoverable fandoms only makes things worse.
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"The fact that Stargate is one of those infinitely crossoverable fandoms only makes things worse."
It is! It's like Doctor Who, in that way.
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(Er, yes I know my icon has nothing to do with this at all, but shhh.)
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