meme from daibhid_c

[scarfman]

When you see this, post a brief snippet of all your fannish works-in-progress.

Well, I have only one:

STAR WARS

Episode VII: The Battle for Coruscant

In the years since the death of Emperor Palpatine, resistance against the the Rebel Alliance, now the Army of the New Republic, has largely fallen away.

While some of the outermost Imperial regional governors remain loyal to the Emperor, the core of continuing Imperial power has been forced to retreat to the galactic capitol planet Coruscant, defended under the leadership of Imperial General Ior, the Sith lord Darth Tristas.

Meanwhile the last Jedi knight Luke Skywalker has formed a small band of Jedi adepts as trainees - including his own niece and nephew, Jaina and Jacen.

As the Republican forces encroach on Coruscant, finally winning the last of Coruscant's twelve moons and establishing a seige, Captain Skywalker receives another visit from that ancient ally of the Jedi, the time-traveler known only as the Doctor ...

Comments

[laws-of-fizzix.livejournal.com]

Oh, this looks fantastic. Do we get an incarnation number or do we just wait for this to happen?

[scarfman]

See these past entries.

[fourzoas.livejournal.com]

Ooooo--I'm intrigued by this collision of universes!

[omorka.livejournal.com]

Huh. I have no problem with Trek/Who crossovers, or either of them crossed with any part of the Whedonverse, and yet of the above (with the possible exception of Trek) crossed with Star Wars triggers my inner Graham Chapman. I wonder why that is. As far as I can tell, there's no logical reason for it - crossovers are (often) supposed to be silly.

Maybe it's because I suspect that if Yoda and the Doctor ever actually met, there would be a galaxy-rending conflict. Especially if it was any incarnation of the Doctor other than the Fourth one. Then again, I think the whole Empire ugliness is directly Yoda's fault.