By way of
smithereen and
yhlee:
I should be able to cover a pretty wide range of shows/fandoms. Examples: BtVS/AtS, Dexter, Friday Night Lights, Chuck, Night Court, Profit, the Tick, Family Ties, Heroes, and so on...
ETA: Wow this could be hard...
Added so far: Alex P. Keaton and Cordelia Chase. The Tick gets hauled before Night Court. Captain Awesome gives Angel a pep talk.
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Give me two characters from different fandoms you know I'm familiar with, and I'll give you a dialogue happening between the two of them. Without justifying how the crossover would work, how their worlds clashed, or how they could even meet each other. Just a silly crossover conversation with no backstory, for fun..
I should be able to cover a pretty wide range of shows/fandoms. Examples: BtVS/AtS, Dexter, Friday Night Lights, Chuck, Night Court, Profit, the Tick, Family Ties, Heroes, and so on...
ETA: Wow this could be hard...
Added so far: Alex P. Keaton and Cordelia Chase. The Tick gets hauled before Night Court. Captain Awesome gives Angel a pep talk.
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"Three, actually. Its an old family heirloom I was hoping to give to a special someone. I thought I was going to have to take it to a blacksmith..."
"Oh, no. So few people appreciate such a timepiece as this. You came to the right place."
"I do love the classics."
"While you're here, is there anything else you'd like fixed. Like your hearbeat?"
"My what?"
"You don't have one. You're broken. Fragmented. Or maybe there is something else. Something I could take from you instead."
"Hey, ow!"
"A few whacks to the head with some desk drawers, and we'll be all set."
----- two days later ----
"Oh, man. It's like a new lease on unlife. If that guy wants my stupid soul, he's more than welcome to have it..."
----- also two days later ----
"The hunger. I can feel it coursing through me. But also power. And a compelling urge to listen to Barry Manilow. I'd better call Mohinder."