Well, Team Knight Rider had the character Jackson Roykirk from TOS "The Changeling" in an episode -- so Trek and Team Knight Rider are in the same universe already! 
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Oh, and Webster met Worf and beamed aboard the E-D, so Webster and Trek are also in the same universe.
I also like to think of T.J. Hooker as the daydreams of a desk-bound, recently promoted Admiral Kirk.
I also like to think of T.J. Hooker as the daydreams of a desk-bound, recently promoted Admiral Kirk.
There is a ton of cross-over fiction at fanfiction.net. At the United Trek website one of the authors, Gibraltar, actually worked The Master into a story in his USS Gibraltar series quite efficiently and with out turning it into a farce. It's been done over and over. One of the best cross-overs I've ever read was a Transformers/ST story on the fan fic thread. I believe it is also posted at United Trek. Absolutely brilliant and plausible tale. And I am not even a Transformers fan. It blew that Planet X dreck out of the water.
here's a link to Star Trek:Babylon 5
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=65877
and another to Stargate:First Contact
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=49483
both are clever re-writings of the two concepts that the author blends into a wholly new story.
here's a link to Star Trek:Babylon 5
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=65877
and another to Stargate:First Contact
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=49483
both are clever re-writings of the two concepts that the author blends into a wholly new story.
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I know. I want an actual canon crossover between these two. It doesn't have to be a whole series. A film with theatrical release or a serial on the Doctor Who TV Show would be fine with me.
Patrick Stewart is on record as a DW fan so, it might be possible to get him to do this project. Just imagine Patrick Stewart and David Tennant in the same film. There would be enough geeky awesomeness with a British flavor to make one's head explode.
That would make for a cool story... especially if the landing party was stuck on the planet for some reason and unable to escape.
Sam can leap beyond his own lifetime, forward or backward, provided it's into the life (NOT the body - Sam keeps his own body when leaping) of a blood relative. That's how he ended up in the Civil War in that one episode, because I believe the 'leapee' was Sam's great grandfather.
As for the future:
In one of the alternate endings for the final episode, Sam DOES leap into the future. Of course by then, the rules of leaping have apparently changed anyway.
I always believed this limitation was due to budget restraints as it made no real sense otherwise.
One of the problems with a DW crossover is that it has been established several times that Star Trek is a TV show in the DW universe:
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Trek
http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Star_Trek
Damn, I had forgotten about that...
Maybe Trek's universe could be a TV Show in the DW universe and real in another. I'm sure there's a way to make it work. Besides, Doctor Who always did have a problem with continuity...
Although The Doctor And The Enterprise simply set both shows in parallel realities, with some major differences between them. For example:
And other supposed links, such as TKR/Trek, Webster/Trek, etc. don't actually have to exist. John Munch shows up in about seven or eight different TV series, but some of those cannot exist together (such as X-Files supposedly sharing a universe with Law & Order/Homicide:Life on the Street. This can't happen, since in an early H:LOTS episode, X-Files is mentioned as a fictional show).
The Doctor points out that in his universe, Vulcan was wiped out in civil war. Conversely, Spock observes that Gallifrey does not even exist in *his* universe because its star went supernova and destroyed every planet in the system.
And other supposed links, such as TKR/Trek, Webster/Trek, etc. don't actually have to exist. John Munch shows up in about seven or eight different TV series, but some of those cannot exist together (such as X-Files supposedly sharing a universe with Law & Order/Homicide:Life on the Street. This can't happen, since in an early H:LOTS episode, X-Files is mentioned as a fictional show).
We could always go for a Star Trek Stargate crossover. I would love to see a fight between a Klingon and a Jaffa. Better yet, a Klingon possessed by a Goa'uld. The potential is awe-inspiringly awesome.
Then how do you account for Denny Crane in Boston Legal?
Nope. Gotta be Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Paul McGann, or Christopher Eccleston. And yes, I am aware that Tom Baker is elderly and grey-haired now, and much heavier than he used to be. Doesn't matter. They aged him in the Season 18 story "The Leisure Hive" and turned him into a cactus in "Meglos." Him looking like the character he plays in Monarch of the Glen wouldn't be a problem at all, if the storyline came up with a plausible reason.
Actually, DOCTOR WHO is a TV show in the DW universe!
If you look carefully in one particular scene in the Sylvester McCoy Dalek story, where the Doctor and Ace go back to 1963, there is a quick bit where the very first Who story, "An Unearthly Child", is introduced on TV... 
Then how do you account for Denny Crane in Boston Legal?
I can't say that I've ever thought about it... Hmmm... The full of Boston Legal is what flashed before Kirk's eyes as he said "Oh, my" before dying.
Ok, now someone correct me if I'm wrong, but couldn't Sam still leap into the bodies of several star trek characters, as through thier own time travel they lived during sam's lifetime? Even if the travel was limited to those experiences, shouldn't it be possible, or would the fact that they were from another time mess wih it?
I assume the answer involves technobabble
As for the restriction to Sam's own lifetime, I think there were reasons beyond budget, although that is a big one. Nostalgia was a big selling point for the show, so they wanted to keep it to recent American history that the audience would have lived through or at least be very familiar with.
There is a lot of fanfic with Star Trek and nuBSG. Some of it is interesting.
This sounds interesting indeed. Got any urls?
If you look at a lot of the little sight gags through 24th-Century Trek, it's already happened.
Like the ship in Up The Long Ladder having been "on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan" when it disappeared.
Like the ship in Up The Long Ladder having been "on a diplomatic mission to Alderaan" when it disappeared.
Wow! Which one? Where can I read about this? I haven't thought about MASK in years
Matt Tracker is coming out in very soon. Just as a one time thing in the GIJoe line of toys to gauge interest in a MASK revival.
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If you look back to my first post I included a link to Stargate: First Contact, which is the movie First Contact blended with the movie Stargate.
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Well, in Millennium in one episode we so Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny filming an X-Files episode once. Yet later on in The X-Files we find Millennium's Frank Black in somewhat of a belated closure of the Millennium series.
So that's not specifically a limitation of it happen, you'll just have to forget the inconvenient contradiction.
In the TV series "Cybill", we saw Cybill Shepherd's character dressed as a lizard alien, playing opposite a very sleazy Jonathan Frakes as Riker ("Starting on the Wrong Foot"). Frakes' wife, Genie Francis would not have approved.
Might have been a Mirror Universe Frakes, since we never saw the full TNG episode they were working on.
Might have been a Mirror Universe Frakes, since we never saw the full TNG episode they were working on.
Nor would she have cared for that Twilight Zone episode he did back in the 80's.
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