what show would you have chosen to do a trek crossover with?

[B.J.]

"Knight Rider"
Another time travel episode on Earth where the crew of an Enterprise find themselves in the 1980's, not armed, and hunting a man from the future who escaped threw a time portal. Only Michael Knight and K.I.T.T. can help.

That does remind me of the BSG1980 episode "The Night the Cylons Landed". It was a Halloween episode, so of course there was a shiny Cylon walking around in the open. But what I found utterly hilarious was that the Cylon at one point got a ride with William Daniels, aka the voice of K.I.T.T.! Seeing that red eye going back and forth in the back seat with K.I.T.T.'s voice driving was, in my mind, a near-miss crossover. (Yeah, KR didn't start for another couple years, but I saw this in reruns.)

 

[Gecko of Gorn]

TOS meets The Sopranos.

There'd be scenes like:

• Spock teaching Paulie Walnuts how to score huge by introducing Fizzbin at Feech's executive poker night,
• Vito Spatafore showing Sulu how to be the commander he's destined to be,
• Kirk consoling a frustrated Carmela,
• Scotty playing up with Christopha at the Badda Bing which ends up with a dead stripper, hilarity ensues,
• Kirk reciting Shakespeare and space poem stuff to a curious Meadow,
• Uhura doing a fan dance for Tony to keep him distracted while Chekov steals the Venus Drug from his safe that Harry Mudd put in there due to a timey-wimey plot thing,
• Kirk getting some much needed "therapy" from Dr Melfi....

Damned thing writes itself.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Doctor Who. The greatness of it is, any incarnation of either could crossover. Land Peter Capaldi's Doctor on Chris Pine's Enterprise!

 

[The Old Mixer]

TOS-era Kirk and Spock travel back to late-1960s Los Angeles, where they acquire an automobile and try to get around via Kirk's less than stellar driving skills. They get pulled over by officers Reed and Malloy.

 

[Kegg]

I would very much like to see the actual 100% real crossover The Next Generation did with Webster.

Seriously.

Anyway, Frasier. The Doctor from Voyager could have appeared on the show in the 1990s (and Robert Picardo actually did guest star on the show!) perhaps time travelling and under cover as an opera singer for some reason. They would have aperitifs, he would need to keep the fact he can't eat hidden from them leading to ever more elaborate lies.

 

[tharpdevenport]

TOS-era Kirk and Spock travel back to late-1960s Los Angeles, where they acquire an automobile and try to get around via Kirk's less than stellar driving skills. They get pulled over by officers Reed and Malloy.

No, no -- the 1980's, and they are arrested by Sgt. Hooker and officer Sheridan.

 

[TheGoodStuff]

Firstly, I hate the idea of crossovers with my beloved Trek.

However, if you forced me to pick something, the only one that comes to mind as something barely watchable is:

On TNG, to have the wonderful Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes. I'd happily have some kind of holodeck story play out, so long as I get some scenes where the two greats Brett and Stewart share screen time together. Seeing Spiner play off of Brett and of course with David Burke/Edward Hardwicke helping out just sounds like a lot of fun.

I think this is the best style of crossover as it wouldn't be too much of a stretch and wouldn't be too hard to make it gel properly.

 

[The Wormhole]

^^Which kind of reminds me, I've actually thought up an alternate TNG where Data's Sherlock Holmes program is based on the TV show Sherlock, with Data and Geordi dressed up as Cumberbatch and Freeman with Andrew Scott appearing as Moriarty.

 

[JonnyQuest037]

Back when Babylon 5 was on, I thought that a TOS/B5 crossover would have been fun.

"Quantum Leap"
Due to some unforseen error in the space time continuum, Sam leaps out of his own life range and into the future.

When I was a student at the Kubert School back in 1997, we had an assignment to adapt a TV show into comic book form. I did Quantum Leap and had Sam Beckett leaping into TOS's Captain Kirk (I can't share the pages right now as Photobucket is down for maintenance -- I'll post them later). I found it really odd when four years later, Scott Bakula became Captain of the Enterprise for real! I guess I should have played the lottery that day...

 

[inflatabledalek]

Disco Bones from The Motion Picture goes to hang out with Buck Rogers and Twiki.

 

[B.J.]

I would very much like to see the actual 100% real crossover The Next Generation did with Webster.

Seriously.

That..... I have no words.

 

[1001001]

I would very much like to see the actual 100% real crossover The Next Generation did with Webster.

Seriously.

That is insane.

 

[TwoJakes]

Jean-Luc Picard on The Benny Hill Show, perfect.

 

[USS Triumphant]

Parks and Trekreation:

A-Plot: The Enterprise-D is called upon to transport an extremely long-lived alien named Gayle who has been living on Earth for centuries back to her home planet, along with the also long-lived daughters she once had with a human man that she loved. But being an alien isn't her only secret, and an assassin sent to kill her has been placed on board by... the Daystrom Institute?!

B-Plot: Geordi, Wesley, and Ensign Lefler play a game of Cones of Dunshire (8th Edition) on the holodeck with simulated versions of the 49th President of the United States and her husband, the creator of the game.

 

[JonnyQuest037]

Jean-Luc Picard on The Benny Hill Show, perfect.

Somebody's head would've gotten slapped...