dreams and reality collide.

[lyssie]

that was... Really amusing.

OK. So, you know how sometimes your brain will splice together two shows for you to watch together?

Well, in my dream, I was with a group of people, and the two shows spliced together were (oddly enough) SG-1, and Forever Knight. No, I have no IDEA why this worked. Anyway. There's the whole dramatic first meeting of the True Loves. In the originals, Nick sees Natalie (I'm assuming they do a flashback? This is disturbing as I've seen all of TWO EPISODES of this show), and Jack sees Sam.

There's the dramatic music, the fanfares, blahloveatfirstsiteblah.

The dream remixes it a little.

Music begins, at the crescendo, Nick see Sam, and Jack sees Natalie.

And the moment is trapped in time and slow motion.

And my alarm begins ringing.

Yes, people, even my alarm is orchestrating my dreams.

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[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

In the originals, Nick sees Natalie (I'm assuming they do a flashback? This is disturbing as I've seen all of TWO EPISODES of this show),

*chuckle* Yes, it was a flashback. But technically she saw him first, since he was sorta mostly dead at the time.

Your alarm must die. I wanna know what happened. (Although Nick seeing Sam would most likely result in his confusing her with a cute bouncy neurologist chick with whom Nat geeked out and confused the hell out of the guys once. Yay, Twelve Canadian Actors! *g*)

[havocthecat]

OK. So, you know how sometimes your brain will splice together two shows for you to watch together?

Oh, God, yes. Aren't those some of the oddest dreams?

In the originals, Nick sees Natalie (I'm assuming they do a flashback? This is disturbing as I've seen all of TWO EPISODES of this show), and Jack sees Sam.

They do indeed do a flashback, but it's not really a romantic one. First season episode, "Only the Lonely." I'm a very, very big NatPacker here. :) Love Nat. She's so cool. Let me know if you want me to spoil you on the big moment.

Music begins, at the crescendo, Nick see Sam, and Jack sees Natalie.
*splorfle* Oh, jeez! That's kind of funny. And I just can't see Nick and Sam together. I could see Jack and Natalie. But Sam would have no patience for Nick and his moods. *giggle*

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

But Sam would have no patience for Nick and his moods. *giggle*

Oh, you are so not wrong. But it would be awfully entertaining...

[havocthecat]

Oh, God, and then when Sam met LaCroix? And Janette? But especially LaCroix. I would pay serious amounts of money for tickets to that show!

Though I could actually see her kicking back with Tracy and Vachon to have a beer.

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

But especially LaCroix. I would pay serious amounts of money for tickets to that show!

For as long as it lasted. Unfortunately, she's not much for the game-playing, and he'd figure that out pretty quickly and probably just kill her. Unless there were some convincing (i.e., to his benefit) reason not to.

[havocthecat]

I'm making the assumption that she'd be able to survive the encounter somehow. Just not sure precisely how, and I don't know if I want to because that way lies Another Crossover I Shouldn't Do.

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

I hear ya. I'm forcibly not letting my brain resurrect the pondering I was doing a few years ago, regarding the nature of Divia's sarcophagus.

[dkphoenix.livejournal.com]

They did show Nick and Natalie's first meeting in flashback, and it was a pretty good one at that, but not exactly what you'd expect. Or maybe it is what you'd expect the first meeting between a coroner and a vampire to be. Hm. It just occurred to me, they did something vaguely similar when Tracy first saw Vachon, except it wasn't in flashback.

I miss that show.

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

It just occurred to me, they did something vaguely similar when Tracy first saw Vachon, except it wasn't in flashback.

*chuckle* And it was a bit more comic. But both are fun.

[dkphoenix.livejournal.com]

Vachon and Tracy always were fun, especially Vachon... mmmm, Vachon. (Pardon me while I space out and blink a few times.) That is, until they heartlessly ended the series the way they did. I wish I could remember the name of a rather good fic I read years ago that provided a plausible way for the series to have continued past Last Knight. It involved Nick being outnumbered, surrounded, and finally getting a little sense beaten into his angsty head. *g*

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

I wish I could remember the name of a rather good fic I read years ago that provided a plausible way for the series to have continued past Last Knight.

Considering that there were at least 30 posted to FKFIC-L inside of two weeks, the phrase "needle in a haystack" comes to mind. ;-)

It involved Nick being outnumbered, surrounded, and finally getting a little sense beaten into his angsty head. *g*

I like the sound of that.

[havocthecat]

*snerk* Yeah, that way lies a dreadfully long crossover, I'd imagine.

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

Considering how long it was just as a random "Hmmmm..." post on FORKNI-L, I'm thinkin' yeah.

It all made perfect sense, too, with the sarcophagus being viewed as a possible cure for Nick, and causing other problems instead.

:: steps on brain ::

[havocthecat]

It certainly could have been a large part of the cause of Divia's total frelling nuttiness psychosis. Because you just know that in that universe, Goa'uld could have created vampires, whether accidentally or on purpose.

But then again, we've been down that road before. ;)

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

Because you just know that in that universe, Goa'uld could have created vampires, whether accidentally or on purpose.

That didn't even figure into it, and the post was still enormous. *wry g*

[havocthecat]

So, any chance you have that saved around somewhere?

[wiliqueen.livejournal.com]

I know I saved it for a while, but I don't know if I kept it. I'll look later.

[havocthecat]

NP. Thanks!