Downton Avengers! Because Iron Man 3 includes a Downton Abbey reference, so obviously I had to create a gratuitous costumed crossover…
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OMG, I’ve discovered some EXCLUSIVE LEAKED FOOTAGE from season 3 of Sherlock! I know that some of you are technically avoiding spoilers, but I thought that this was IMPORTANT FANDOM NEWS and you’d want to know about it IMMEDIATELY. Just don’t let Moffat and Gatiss hear about it. They might get annoyed that we know their secret plan.
(Alternatively, the whole thing may just be a sloppily constructed fake based on a famous movie scene. I’ll let you make up your own minds…)
Sherlock Disney Princesses! Because… well, do I really need a reason?
It’s recently been announced that a sequel to Finding Nemo will be released in 2015. This news swam around in my funny (or should that be finny?) little brain for all of five minutes before a ridiculous Sherlock crossover was born.
For some bizarre reason, I found myself pondering the question “What would a Stone Age version of Cabin Pressure be called?” Here’s my answer.
I also imagine that Gerti would be an elderly and temperamental pterodactyl….
To celebrate the return to the airwaves of everyone’s favourite airdot, here’s a Cabin Pressure/Star Trek crossover with an added touch of fraud.
The more I see people bemoaning the invention of silly fandom crossovers with no reason to exist but the presence of a particular actor in both fandoms, the more I want to create them. And if there’s an excuse for a dreadful pun too… well, just try to stop me.
- Benedarkness Cumbertrek: Is there anything you would not do for your family?
- Mycroft Holmes: Oh dear Lord. We’re not going to have Christmas phone calls now, are we?
When I heard that Benedict Cumberbatch would be narrating the audio book for The Snowman and the Snowdog, it made me wonder. Could there ever be a more surefire seasonal tearjerker than the animated classic The Snowman?
Then I decided: yeah, there probably could. Sorry, folks…
Brought to you by boredom and bad Photoshopping, I present the much-anticipated blockbuster Sherlobbit: A Study in Pipeweed!
(Sorry, folks. Martin’s Hobbit-hair made me do it…)
These days, a lot of publishers seem convinced that you can add naughty bits to the most innocent of books and make a surefire bestseller. So here’s my contribution to the genre: Fifty Shades of Yellow Pages!
Pardon me for reblogging my own Hobbit/Sherlock crossover, but I’ve noticed a couple of reposts of this floating around recently and thought I’d make it easier for folks to reblog the original version…
As if Christopher Tietjens’s private life wasn’t incomprehensible enough, his sergeant major has now started to give him fashion advice AND a strange sense of déjà vu…
What do you get if you cross Sherlock with 80s cartoon popstars Jem and the Holograms? Silliness, that’s what.
Here’s my top tip for any desperate TV executives out there: Doctor Who meets Downton Abbey! Galactic destruction in fancy hats! Surely it can’t fail…
