Gunsmoke meets The Rifleman Meets The Wild Wild West
Star Trek: TOS meets the Wild Wild West
Briscoe County Jr. Meets The Wild Wild West
A friend of mine has half an insane idea to do a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen 1984 and LXG 2015, using anime characters. We’re still interviewing potential league members. 
As I mentioned on the recent Kill Bill 2 thread, I’d still like to see Elle Driver, the blinded assassin from the Kill Bills, team up with Agent Sands, the blinded corrupt CIA agent from Once Upon A Time In Mexico. The directors, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez, are good friends, and I think Johnny Depp and Darryl Hannah would be great reprising their roles as two blind, bad-ass bastards OUT FOR REVENGE (or perhaps OUT FOR ONE LAST SCORE).
Well, as it happens …
Someone’s way ahead of you…
I’d like to see Honor Harrington meets Miles Vorkosigan meets Val Con yos-Pheliam (sp?) and Miri.
Scooby Doo once did a crossover with another cartoon series, Speed Buggy, leading to this immortal exchange:
Scooby Doo: “A talking car! Who ever heard of a car that talks?”
Speed Buggy: “Well…who ever heard of a dog that talks?”
Yes, but what hero would be able to defeat them?
Available in Classic and now, American Style.
or Daredevil.
or a really big hole in the ground, that they were to busy to notice.
The Librarian/Read or Die
Autobots vs. Shi’ar Imperial Guard
Something that struck my fancy the other day:
Lord Blakeney, the little one-armed midshipman in the film Master and Commander, is about fourteen years old. (The film took place in 1806.)
Marguerite and Percy Blakeney, the latter alias “The Scarlet Pimpernel,” were married in 1791.
1806 - 1791 = 15.
Jack Aubrey mentions knowing Lord Blakeney’s mother.
Curiouser and curiouser…
A young Harry Flashman pitted against an older Richard Sharpe: Sharpe’s tough but dumb, and Harry’s cowardly but devious. Who would win? Actually, we know Flashy served {on both sides} in the American Civil War, and Sharpe’s son turns up there in Cornwell’s truncated “Rebel” series, so the match-up isn’t inconceivable - my money’s on Flashy: the Sharpes, pere et fils, were too brave for their own good, while Flashy would quietly skulk behind a convenient tree and put a bullet in Sharpe’s back.
Tracey Lord. Yeah, I thought that comment about him wanting to be a “fighting naturalist” might have been a tongue in cheek Scarlet Pimpernel reference-- but the idea that Jack Aubrey cuckolded his pop? Ouch.
I’d like to see a crossover between 24 and The Shield…a terrorist plot is underway to attack LA and Jack Bauer is forced to work with Vic Mackey’s Strike Team to ferret it out…
I wouldn’t mind seeing “The Paper” in anything.
Flaming Carrot/ Tick: Would probably be to bizarre to read, but I’d still like to see it.
Better still, a “Touched by an Angel”/Cthulhu Mythos crossover! Let’s see how Yahweh fares against Azathoth!
You misunderstand. Hawkeye got old and turned into Dr. Kelso!
I know nothing about it, however it could take on of two forms.
- A group of insane women, possed by the insane gibbering that lies in the center of the universe thinks that they are helping people, but the reality is far worse. It could be kind of “killer nurses” go to a different place each week and harm people. You could have the series show what they think is happening, and what is really occurring. You could also have dramatic tension of whether their superhuman strength and shared beliefs is the result of possession by a creature from before the universe began or simply a delusion. It would be a great television series, reminiscent of the Kolchak stories, which is being “brought back” by the way, as Nightstalkers.
Or you could have a simple cross-over. Here, I’ll write it for you.
Ok! Here goes:
The brown haired one wearing full angelic uniform for this historical attempt at a peace treaty, what-ever her name is:
“Oh, Cthulhu, I known it must be difficult of you to have put aside your differences and come together with us, on this, a must auspicious day, but believe me when I sa-”
*
Cthulhu:
“Slurppp!”
*the blond girls speech copyright of Relena Peacecraft.
Better still: Batman & Robin meet the Ambiguously Gay Duo! Hilarity ensues. Also much noise and sweating.
Omaha the Cat Dancer meets Cherry Poptart. (Using the word “meet” in its Biblical sense, of course. 
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Godzilla meets Smaug.
Godzilla meets the Reluctant Dragon.
Godzilla meets the Smurfs.
Freddy Kreuger meets the Family Circus kids. Hilarity ensues.
The Penguin (from The Blues Brothers) meets the Penguin (from Batman.)
Frenchy the Evil Clown meets the Joker. Hilarity is conspicuously absent.
Smiley (from the John LeCarre novels) meets James Bond.
The Kzinti meet the Klingons. Hilarity devastates three galactic sectors.
Originally Posted by Scumpup
I’d like to see a crossover of Will and Grace and Batman. The Batman side of it should be played straight, so to speak…
You know, it would also work as a story line in the comics. Here’s how it could all “go down”. (no apology) Imaging Gorden goes on a vacation fir the first time ever, to keep from losing his wife. His second in command, draw from the likeness of whoever plays Will, with full permission and creative control, of course. He could show an attraction to Batman, and find himself in many social situation with Bruce Wayne, who he is also attracted to. You can have it take along time for Bats to get used to the idea, but become bemused. Funny points would include Jack revealing what the public thinks about him and Robin, along with a bidding war at a charity bachelor auction between some hetero women regular on “W&G” and Will, for a night with Bruce Wayne. I love it. A perfect ending would be to have a scene with the rest of the Batman Family hanging out, in an unconsense mirror of how Will’s gang hangs around, then have Bruce walk in and:
Tim Dick/Robin: or maybe Nightwing:"So we were wondering, how did your “date” go?
Bruce: Interestingly.
grin Not that it would exactly be out of character for Capt. Aubrey to do so, but I just had this happy little picture in my head of Jack and the Blakeneys going to the same events in England, inviting each other to their dinner parties, Percy giving Jack hints on subtlety, Jack letting slip some naval secrets to Percy so that the latter could pull off the Pimpernel disguise more easily, Marguerite dancing and flirting with both of them all night, but always going home with Percy and leaving Jack more than a little confused.
checks thread topic Yep. That’d be pretty awesome, all right.