The only thing I would want out of a PD crossover would be a big dose of "now this, this is a problem, whiner."
Just a little bit not a fan.
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The only thing I would want out of a PD crossover would be a big dose of "now this, this is a problem, whiner."
Just a little bit not a fan.
I think I only ever watched the first two episodes, and I don't remember much about it except that it seemed like David Lynch at Disneyworld.
It felt like the whimsy of Wonderfalls without the compensating factor of Tim.
Which? It pretty much was. I love Lee Pace *so* much, and the rest of the cast was strong. The production design was engrossing, captivating.
But the actual plots, the emotional arcs I was supposed to get caught up in?
Left me utterly cold.
For the record, I should cop to not liking Dead Like Me much either. As much as I encouraged Colin to go for the Munster role, it wasn't...okay, fine, it's never... all about me.
Ugh, could not get into DLM. Left me cold. But I was captivated by the unbearable sweetness of PD. Which is also why I think that a SPN/PD crossover would work. A little rock salt for all that sugar.
I can't see them meshing at all, really, for that reason. It's like the kitten-rescuing curtain fics where Cas frowns at Dean until he teetotals, and Sam becomes a well-respected lecturer at the local law school.
Basically--either the Ugly Sweater!Verse, or the mute!Cas verse.
I would love to see a SPN crossover with Wonderfalls. I think the tone could mesh with SPN's goofier side. Also, Dean vs. Jaye would be epic.
For a minute, I thought you said JaYne, and I realized the Firefly crossovers are probably there for a reason. I would totally watch/read that, and Wonderfalls, too.
God, Jaye's skepticism blow off the top of her head, despite her talking brass monkey.
Wonderfalls had, I felt, potential edge. The world wasn't on the line, or anything, but still.
The snark was fantastic. And Jaye had that cynicism going, too.
I still keep coming up with shows I would have loved to see on Changing Channels -- something animated, like The Simpsons, and even something like a PBS round table show. Which probably only I would have found funny, but I can just see Dean scowling at Charlie Rose.
And Sam engaging in earnest discourse. Indeed.