August 10
2009
Fringe & Dollhouse crossover!
Well okay.. Maybe not really, but Television Without Pity thinks it'd be cool.
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| Dollhouse
| 10:49 CET
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| tags: fringe, dollhouse, crossover, fox
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@theonetruebix | August 10, 10:57 CET
Seriously, Fox.
gossi | August 10, 10:59 CET
@theonetruebix | August 10, 11:03 CET
zeitgeist | August 10, 11:04 CET
gossi | August 10, 11:07 CET
zeitgeist | August 10, 11:10 CET
newcj | August 10, 11:13 CET
@theonetruebix | August 10, 11:16 CET
zeitgeist | August 10, 11:29 CET
Sunfire | August 10, 11:29 CET
zeitgeist | August 10, 11:32 CET
Also a Booth/Ballard fight scene. Because that would be pretty sweet. And potentially hilarious if they try to arrest one another first.
Sunfire | August 10, 11:36 CET
hacksaway | August 10, 11:58 CET
eth3er | August 10, 12:25 CET
Simon | August 10, 12:42 CET
The Xan Man | August 10, 12:55 CET
Besides, we've had a Bones/Family Guy crossover already.
zz9 | August 10, 13:34 CET
i thought the office/heroes crossover was a funnier idea.
a bones/chuck crossover is, however, the way to go.
wouldestous | August 10, 14:05 CET
jesster | August 10, 14:16 CET
One of Many | August 10, 16:15 CET
I think it'd make for a neat experiment to maybe lend out one of our lead actives to do a guest starring stint on a different--presumably Fox-- show as a random character of the week, and then maybe on Dollhouse itself deal with the repercussions of the gig. ("Oh, we're helping this Glee club for charity" or "hey, it's not scrupulous to have our active be Jack Bauer's sidekick")
With any luck it could boost ratings from any curious viewers and at worst it might just be a forgotten factoid about network promoexperiments, like NBC's green weeks or that faux NYC power outage.
orangewaxlion | August 11, 02:53 CET
Taken sort of seriously ...
Re: Dollhouse/Fringe, nah. I think the 'Fringe' universe is too separated from ours to mesh well with 'Dollhouse'. Programmable people are pretty run of the mill to the 'Fringe' guys (in fact, didn't they do it in like their 3rd or 4th episode ?).
'Bones' already kind of crossed over with 'Ghost Whisperer' last season (with the whole Teddy Parks ... I wanna say 'debacle' so I will ;) but I guess the obvious crossover there is 'Bones'/'House'. Brennan and House would clearly hit it off, Angela would clearly realise what a bad idea that would be and Booth/Wilson would provide the hilarity. The lab guys spend the episode trying to impress Cuddy while Cam rolls her (rather lovely) eyes a lot and makes perfectly delivered snarky comments. Not seen 'Glee' but a musical 'House' episode would also probably kick ass.
Saje | August 11, 03:34 CET
jcs | August 11, 07:02 CET
Saje | August 11, 07:20 CET
(Running to hide the Bones/Castle crossover flag)
I never saw Numb3rs but the idea of mixing it with The Big Bang Theory was great.
[ edited by Brasilian Chaos Man on 2009-08-11 18:10 ]
Brasilian Chaos Man | August 11, 09:09 CET
(and Bones/Castle might be alright too)
Saje | August 11, 11:23 CET