@jimthefish I can’t help but see some cohesive functionality to the whole Trek meets Who motif. I mean, sure… The Enterprise and her crew tend to focus on more sociological morals, but come on. The idea of Picard encountering the very thing he’s not accustomed to — the ludricous, mad-as-a-hatter nature of The Doctor and his eccentricities — might just be more than a simple piece of dual-fan service.
Picard’s known to us as a man of ideals and morals, and to the same extent, so is The Doctor. Picard has responsibility on his side, as opposed to The Doctor’s spontaneity… The whole Who-TNG saga could be fleshed out SO MUCH MORE…
We should start a petition for the group 2CELLOS to make a rendition of the Doctor Who theme…
Or Star Trek’s TNG theme…
Or anything nerdy, really.
Youtube would explode.
What makes you say that it’s the worst piece of merchandise out there? I think it’s brilliant, crossing over two large-scale science fiction shows together!
It’s like, the day Peanut Butter met Chocolate… It just seems to work, no?
@wolfweed Thanks a bunch! My laptop’s been stuck on Bing, and I dare not sully a search for Matt Smith’s adventures with a Bing-generated response. (Shudders)
On a related note, has anyone here seen WHOLOCK on Youtube yet!?
@jimthefish …I think a comparison of Sontarans everywhere wouldn’t mind a comparison to pickles, considering that the age-old likening to potatoes might be slightly overused.
(Or, perhaps I haven’t had dinner yet…)
SONTAR-HA!
“I’m from Gallifrey, boys!”
EXPLOSION
* spend the next 10 minutes crying from a regeneration *
Despite what anyone says… I’d have really loved to have seen an entire season of Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor.
*sigh*
Back to Tennant it is.
This has to be one of the creepiest episodes of Who I’ve ever seen…
“COUNT THE SHADOWS. IF YOU WANT TO LIVE, COUNT THE SHADOWS!”
Does anyone have any images of the Star Trek – Doctor Who crossover comic that IDW released!?
That thing’s eluded me like the plague…
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