On Mar 11, 4:06 am, Elvis Gump wrote:
> Ron wrote:
>> On Mar 10, 3:29 am, The Merry Piper
COATyahoo.com>
>> wrote:>>> On 10 Mar 2007 03:04:35 -0800, "Quadibloc" wrote:
>
>>>> now shows is that the future is very dark forStarTrek. This doesn't
>>>> mean that Kirk will be leading the resistance against the Mark II
>>>> Cylons... no, not exactly.
>>> Great. If ST:XI features a light-saber wielding Kirk tackling Cylons
>>> and Daleks as he struggles to understand the alien technology of the
>>> Stargates ... I'm blaming you!
>
>
>> Now that would be the *ultimate* fan movie: aStarTrek/DoctorWho
>> crossover movie! It's not too far from it now since the Borg are
>> cousins to the Cybermen... But alas, the legalities involved would
>> take centuries to work out... ;-)
>
>> Ron
>
> It would be great except for the fact that Rose clearly put Trek as a
> fictional part of the Whoverse when she complained to the Ninth Doctor
> that his show of alien technology, ie his sonic screwdriver was lame by
> admonishing him "Give us some Spock!" and then later introducing him to
> Cap'n Jack as "Dr. Spock".
> --
> "Who has a sonic screwdriver? Who looks at a screwdriver and thinks
> "Oooh, this could be a little more sonic?"
> -- Cap'n Jack Harkness, "Doctor Who: The Doctor Dances"- Hide quoted text -
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At one point (ithe Gallifrey Chronicles), the Doctor said it was *all
true...* So, just because Rose doesn't know squat that doesn't leave
out infinite possibilities to paraphrase Mr. Spock. Ever read
Heinleins Number of the Beast? He says the real number of the beast,
the number of existing universes, is 6^6^6 or
10,314,424,798,490,535,546,171,949,056 universes. One with Kir, one
with the doctor, one with Narnia, and one with Oz... So why not?
Ron
