Ridiculous crossovers you'd like to see?
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The US version was great...except for its ending.
Although, not only is the US ending most likely something that was hastily thrown together at the last minute (because of the show's cancellation), there are also hints that it wasn't "real" anyway,* so I guess I can take some comfort in that!
* you'll notice that in the scenes on the Mars lander, there are lots of 70's style decorations all over the interior. Bit strange for a NASA spacecraft, wouldn't you think? And the boot that steps onto the surface of Mars is Gene in his 70's suit...
In an earlier episode, there is a scene where Sam - in the present, which was about 2010 at the time - goes to see old Annie in a nursing home. My theory is that this is the real "ending", and the entire series is actually Annie's fantasy. Probably Sam just visited her once in the hospital (maybe while working on a case), she developed a crush on him, then she creates this elaborate fantasy where they are both cops in the 1970's. And of course Annie being the commander of the Mars mission would be another part of this fantasy.
Probably my favorite part of the US version is when Sam would have visions of his "present" self being treated in the hospital, and it would manifest itself as a cheesy 70's soap opera.
I don’t remember any of that, but I may have watched it grudgingly, and in a state of grump.The US version was great...except for its ending.
Although, not only is the US ending most likely something that was hastily thrown together at the last minute (because of the show's cancellation), there are also hints that it wasn't "real" anyway,* so I guess I can take some comfort in that!
* you'll notice that in the scenes on the Mars lander, there are lots of 70's style decorations all over the interior. Bit strange for a NASA spacecraft, wouldn't you think? And the boot that steps onto the surface of Mars is Gene in his 70's suit...
In an earlier episode, there is a scene where Sam - in the present, which was about 2010 at the time - goes to see old Annie in a nursing home. My theory is that this is the real "ending", and the entire series is actually Annie's fantasy. Probably Sam just visited her once in the hospital (maybe while working on a case), she developed a crush on him, then she creates this elaborate fantasy where they are both cops in the 1970's. And of course Annie being the commander of the Mars mission would be another part of this fantasy.
Probably my favorite part of the US version is when Sam would have visions of his "present" self being treated in the hospital, and it would manifest itself as a cheesy 70's soap opera.
I also forgot that in the US ending after Sam wakes up in the Mars lander we hear doctors' voices saying "We're losing him!" (suggesting he's still in a coma in reality).
And of course there are plenty of scenes in earlier episodes where Sam doesn't appear at all. Logically speaking, then, the show can't be Sam's dream.
And of course there are plenty of scenes in earlier episodes where Sam doesn't appear at all. Logically speaking, then, the show can't be Sam's dream.
I know I'm in the minority, but I actually liked the U.S version's ending. I thought that it was rather creative. The alternative would likely have been a safe cop-out (hah, unintentional pun there.)
Ooh, I know! I'd like to see a bunch of characters from Western shows, including fictionalized versions of historical figures with their own shows, who originally had absolutely nothing to do with each other whatsoever, thrown together for one last rip-roaring adventure. There could be bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, together with Lucas McCain from The Rifleman, Bart Maverick from Maverick, and Caine from Kung Fu, all rounded up for this shindig by Brady Hawkes from The Gambler.
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Ghost Rider and Wynonna Earp will be badass that they can work together to decimate other supernatural beings including revenants.
Ooh, I know! I'd like to see a bunch of characters from Western shows, including fictionalized versions of historical figures with their own shows, who originally had absolutely nothing to do with each other whatsoever, thrown together for one last rip-roaring adventure. There could be bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, together with Lucas McCain from The Rifleman, Bart Maverick from Maverick, and Caine from Kung Fu, all rounded up for this shindig by Brady Hawkes from The Gambler.
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Ah, so you HAVE read the Trek novel Ishmael, then?
^ And don't forget Graham Greene. His character was the funniest in the whole film.
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Actually I was thinking of Kenny Rogers' ridiculous made-for-TV movie The Gambler Returns:Ah, so you HAVE read the Trek novel Ishmael, then?
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CSI: Miami and NTSF:SD:SUV:: (possibly with 24 as well, for the Horatio Caine/Trent Hauser/Jack Bauer combo )
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What if Jason McCord from "Branded" wandered on to the ranch owned by Lucas McCain from "The Rifleman".Ooh, I know! I'd like to see a bunch of characters from Western shows, including fictionalized versions of historical figures with their own shows, who originally had absolutely nothing to do with each other whatsoever, thrown together for one last rip-roaring adventure. There could be bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp, together with Lucas McCain from The Rifleman, Bart Maverick from Maverick, and Caine from Kung Fu, all rounded up for this shindig by Brady Hawkes from The Gambler.
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CSI: Miami and NTSF:SD:SUV:: (possibly with 24 as well, for the Horatio Caine/Trent Hauser/Jack Bauer combo
That would be hilarious....... And Horatio could remove his sunglasses every time he does a corny line.....
Star Trek - Knight Rider.. Shatner and the Hoff vs the rest of the universe..
OK am I evil for actually wanting this to happen?
Batman and Robin meet Electra Woman and Dyna Girl
The Tick or Deadpool meet Electra Woman and Dyna Girl will be hilarious crossover.