Would it work if Star trek crossed over with Lost in space? or space 1999?
star trek cross over with other t.v. show
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I would have loved a Trek/Hogan's Heroes crossover. Don't ask me how, or why, I have no idea, but it would have been awesome. Picture Schultz getting accidently beamed up, just like the sergeant in Tomorrow is Yesterday.
I know nothing! I see nothing!
Technically, we had an actual crossover with Assignment Earth, sort of.
I know nothing! I see nothing!
Technically, we had an actual crossover with Assignment Earth, sort of.
I remember dreaming once about a Star Trek - James Bond crossover.
I never read them but Star Trek and Doctor Who crossed over in comic book form.
Our Man Bashir comes pretty close.
Our Man Bashir comes pretty close.
In my head-canon Space: 1999 (and 2001: A Space Odyssey) are part of Trek's continuity. I see no reason why a time travel crossover wouldn't be feasible.
Star Trek and T.J. Hooker. Shatner's ego would be twice as big in half the air time.
Oh, I've got it! What about Roj Blake, Kerr Avon and the rest of the Liberator crew who fight against the Federation's injustice and corruption! (Blake's 7 and Star Trek.)
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I posted this one back in 2012:
Growing up on Walton's Mountain gave one a deep love of tradition and a desire to preserve the good things. Yet against all odds, some like me, harbored a desire for things new and exciting. Still, one day, I was to encounter more that I had bargained for.
"Howdy, Ike."
"Why hello, John-Boy. How's your grandpa?"
"Not good at all, Ike. He's still talking of Mister Spock of the Enterprise, the man
from space that he met in the cave."
"What's the latest?"
"Oh, Grandpa says that Mister Spock needs some platinum so that he can go back to the 22nd century."
"Sigh. When a man's mind goes, the imagination takes over. And old Zeb certainly can concoct a story. Wait, here comes your sister. I'll bet there's a new development.
Growing up on Walton's Mountain gave one a deep love of tradition and a desire to preserve the good things. Yet against all odds, some like me, harbored a desire for things new and exciting. Still, one day, I was to encounter more that I had bargained for.
"Howdy, Ike."
"Why hello, John-Boy. How's your grandpa?"
"Not good at all, Ike. He's still talking of Mister Spock of the Enterprise, the man
from space that he met in the cave."
"What's the latest?"
"Oh, Grandpa says that Mister Spock needs some platinum so that he can go back to the 22nd century."
"Sigh. When a man's mind goes, the imagination takes over. And old Zeb certainly can concoct a story. Wait, here comes your sister. I'll bet there's a new development.
Not a tv show but it would be cool if Star Trek crossed over with Forbidden Planet.
Back in the day I thought that a TOS/Babylon 5 crossover would be fun.
ST and Happy Days. The Fonz was always a Trekker underneath the leather jacket and greased hair.
ST and Happy Days. The Fonz was always a Trekker underneath the leather jacket and greased hair.
Fonzie would probably make a good chief engineer. Warp core offline? Fonzie gives it a tap with the old elbow and problem solved.
Would have to be Doctor Who. He's visited so many futures with Earth starships exploring the galaxy and continuity is treated so lightly, a Doctor Who episode could have the TARDIS materialise on the Enterprise and kick off a crossover adventure no problem.
The ramifications in Trek would be a lot harder to explain*, although I guess Spock could drop in a line about him possibly being from an alternate reality.
*then again, according to TAS there's a universe where magic is real and they visit that, meet Lucifer and use magic. Doctor Who is NOTHING compared to that!
The ramifications in Trek would be a lot harder to explain*, although I guess Spock could drop in a line about him possibly being from an alternate reality.
*then again, according to TAS there's a universe where magic is real and they visit that, meet Lucifer and use magic. Doctor Who is NOTHING compared to that!
They did that--it's called Star Trek Into Darkness.
I'm sure it could have been done much better back in the day.They did that--it's called Star Trek Into Darkness.
I'd enjoy a crossover where the Enterprise gets stuck in the original Battlestar Galactica universe. It's the starship equivalent of Superman coming to Earth, because the Enterprise is more advanced and powerful than anything else there. And we get to blow stuff up. 
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I was thinking that humans couldn't have been out there exploring deep space and meeting alien races in 1999, but in the context of TOS history and rightfully discounting the Trek spinoffs, I guess there's nothing to preclude that.
But then the voyage of the Discovery One in the year 2001 shouldn't have been anything special.
Maybe retcon Space: 1999 to become Space: 2099?
Kor
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