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Date Posted: Wed, Apr 14 2004, 11:23:31
Author: VP19
Subject:

Crossovers other than "the usual suspects"

In the time I spent at the original Godawful FF, I saw a lot of comments on crossovers -- but most of them concerned subjects that have been done repeatedly: Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, the various Star Treks, Buffy, etc.

Can anyone here bring up crossovers of a particularly unusual bent involving shows, movies or books used relatively little in FF? I'm especially interested in comedic crossovers.

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Replies:

Re: Crossovers other than "the usual suspects" -- MKIceman, Wed, Apr 14 2004, 11:31:12
- HP/Discworld -- klotterbeck, Sat, Apr 17 2004, 13:39:03
Re: Crossovers other than "the usual suspects" -- GKScotty, Wed, Apr 14 2004, 12:09:23
- Script = Bad? Not Necessarily! -- MKIceman, Wed, Apr 14 2004, 12:37:34
  - Re: Script = Bad? Not Necessarily! -- gkscotty, Wed, Apr 14 2004, 23:00:40
    - Clearer URLs -- gkscotty, Wed, Apr 14 2004, 23:10:47
      - Uhhh... -- Ashura, Thu, Apr 15 2004, 2:58:03
        Re: Uhhh... -- gkscotty, Thu, Apr 15 2004, 11:44:35
        Re: Uhhh... -- Ashura, Thu, Apr 15 2004, 13:47:52
        Re: Uhhh... -- gkscotty, Thu, Apr 15 2004, 14:01:58
Re: Crossovers other than "the usual suspects" -- Nyx Fixx, Sun, Apr 18 2004, 2:01:56

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