[QUOTE=Evil Captor]
But only if they team her up with Munch and Ice T, not Stabler and Benson. I wanna hear Ice T asking, “Who the hell does this beeyotch think she is? We had people like her a dime a dozen in the hood, they’d tell your future for five bucks but the only thing that ever happened was, you lost five bucks.”
And then Munch would say, “I share your suspicions, but word from Allison’s crew is that she’s one medium that, when she’s says “The body is buried here,” the body WILL be buried there. So let’s check her out. Could be fun either way.”
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[QUOTE=Evil Captor]
I think a more interesting fight would be the Closer from John Barnes’ “Caeser’s Bicycle” series vs. the Draka. The Closers would have a strong techno edge, but the the Draka’s emphasis on individual warrior skills would make them extremely effective in close combat of any kind. And best of all, they’re both such ruthless, arrogant, fascist scum that no matter who loses, everybody wins!
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Read John Barnes’ “Upon Their Backs, To Bite 'Em”, in the S.M. Sterling edited anthology “Drakas!”. That’s the premise of the short story.
A Lost and 24 crossover. Within 24 hours, Jack Bauer will kill every Other (and probably half the Oceanic 815 survivors) on the island after torturning the secrets of the DHARMA Initiative out of them, escape to the mainland and blow up the headquarters of the Hanso Foundation.
At on point he will tell Sayid his torture technique reminds him of an Asian massage parlor he once frequented. He will also glare at Hurley until he loses weight.
[QUOTE=Der Trihs]
The Borg vrs the Draka ; the spacegoing cybernetic communalists vrs the self appointed master race. The idea’s not original with me; somebody wrote a partial fanfic on it.
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Draka vs. Dorsai! Has anyone done that? Even in fanfic?
I can just hear that conversation.