The Fanboy/Fangirl cross over you've been waiting for.

[sherkahn]

Two of Sci-Fi's top franchises finally meet for reals in a cross over.

This nerdgasm inducing incident comes courtesy of BleedingCool.com.

I'm withholding tags on this one in order for the shock and surprise to hit.




Make it so.


Doctor Who meets Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Against whom I can scarcely imagine.

Q should get a few laughs, and LaForge is going to love the Sonic Screwdriver.

Comments

[thatnickguy]

How many times will Rory and Troi have to stop Riker and Amy from getting busy?

[espanolbot]

Amy: Why does he have a Yorkshire accent if he's from France?
the Doctor: Ah, just blame the TARDIS' translation circuits, it's like the time Van Gogh was Scottish.

A Cyberman/Borg team-up/fight would be kind of interesting. On the one hand, the Cybermen probably are what the Borg eventually would like to become... on the other the Cybermen, although almost completely cybernetic at this point, still have enough individuality to conflict with the whole "Hive Mind" deally.

A Dalek invasion of the ST-verse would be a whole lot most fun than it should be though, what with the Doctor (and possibly in this continuity Q) would be the only people that would be able to stop them.

The Klingons' realisation that the Daleks don't make fun opponents in warfare would be amusing/horrible, such as the Daleks taking time out from the battle to hunt down civilians to murder "just because". As would the Borg either getting exterminated or having to run away.

[hybrid2]

I'm buying this.

[golden_orange]

Okay, I'm not even that in to Star Trek, and I had to contain a squee at this.

[arbre_rieur]

This could potentially be awesome.

Russell T. Davies mentioned in his book that he was hoping to do a WHO/STAR TREK crossover, but then ENTERPRISE got canceled, and there was no more televised Trek to crossover with.

[shadowpsykie]

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AHEM..... YAY....

[darkknightjrk]

Holy SHIT.

...Yeah, I'm getting this.

[crabby_lioness]

The only problem is that it's going to be so hard for the actual awesomeness to live up to the potential awesomeness.

[his_spiffynesss]

But do we get copious amounts of lensflare?

[terrykun]

I know this is going to make a lot of people happy, but all I can think is that I wish it could have been Ten who met the TNG Enterprise crew. :\

If it were TOS on the other hand... 11, full warp.

[mullon]

Finally, someone does a TNG crossover, not a TOS crossover.

[kosaginolegion]

Not quite the first time there was a printed crossover. There used to be a Trek related 'zine (fanwork, no doubt, but high class in its early production values) that had the original Trek meeting Tom Baker's Doctor.

He also shows up in one of Diane Duane's works, but that was just because someone was translating 2D shows to 3D hologram.

[lissa_quon]

I'm not THAT big a Trek fan - but seriously I'll be ALL OVER THIS SHIT