Excellent! Funny as fuck! I often wandered what a sci-fi extravaganza would be like, the planet's two longest running sci-fi shows amalgamated, this is a damn good attempt... Well done Lord Kizzle.
"Captain, they killed at least 4 members of my staff!" "But not all of it!" "No, not all of it!" "I think the circumstances warrant caution, nothing more." Effing brilliant.
LOL, I love the whole premise of Data building a killing machine and everyone treating it like it's cute. "Lal" shooting Spot at 4:42 was particularly hilarious :)
6:10 i woke up the neighbors laughing like a b***h! i laughed like a bloody madman! i died from laughter! its the greatest laugh the universe has ever known!
Well done. It was interesting how you did this. The clips you used, the audio manipulation, even the effects that you used. I would love to see a Behind The Scenes look on how this was made. Hats off to you.
O'Brien and Wesley must Suffer.:D Also The Tenth Doctor is my favorite Doctor. BTW you are really good at compositing footage from one series into another.
meh.. editing quality is kind of crappy but you did the best with what you had and it's not my place to criticize you so yeah, Kudos to you for even being able to do this in the first place. I've always been fascinated with the idea of there being a star trek and doctor who crossover. so thank you. now I just need to try to contact the BBC so they'll make an official Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover to air on live television. *sigh* they never respond to the letters. never.
thanks kizzle, putting some life into this episode. I made a video about slapping wesley called wesley gets swapped, yet I need better video editing software I'll have to shop for some.
The ONLY reason I watched this is to pick out the various Star Trek episodes you used, (or butchered.) But if you wanted to really use The Doctor, you shoulda used Picardo, in stead of that other guy. Picardo is the one and only true Doctor
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Excellent! Funny as fuck! I often wandered what a sci-fi extravaganza would be like, the planet's two longest running sci-fi shows amalgamated, this is a damn good attempt... Well done Lord Kizzle.
"They've killed 3 members of my staff."
"But not all of it!"
"No! Not all of it!"
"Captain, they killed at least 4 members of my staff!"
"But not all of it!"
"No, not all of it!"
"I think the circumstances warrant caution, nothing more."
Effing brilliant.
a thousand year old boobies
"Commander; what are your intentions toward my daughter?"
"when we are ready we will convert you to cyberform"
"you used a contraction!"
also loved the title sequence
"How many friends have we watched die?! I've lost count!"
"That was only four."
Incredible skill! "You cannot exterminate something that may or may not be intelligent" lol
So Congress is safe! XD
I died at inhale!
This was really good! I love Trek and Who, and this was genius.
"Well, no radiation so far!"
LaForge: Can I get a glimpse of next week's poker game
*Sonic Screw Driver*
Worf: Flush
LaForge: I can't believe this!!
LOL, I love the whole premise of Data building a killing machine and everyone treating it like it's cute. "Lal" shooting Spot at 4:42 was particularly hilarious :)
I laughed the hardest when Picard steals the Tardis
Me too me too
That's one of the greatest things I have ever seen.
Random space Dalek: HELP ME!
16:42 LMAO I had a feeling that was coming!
A perfect companion to the Grinverse.
6:10 i woke up the neighbors laughing like a b***h! i laughed like a bloody madman! i died from laughter! its the greatest laugh the universe has ever known!
Thousand year old booby. I died.
love the ending
"how do you do ma'am?"
"DELETE DELETE DELETE"
thing before theme*
I've read one of the Doctor Who / Star Trek TNG graphic novels.
I really like Who/Trek title sequence mashup
11:04 was the beginning of the end for me. #ded.
"Which of you is least important"
Geordi: "Adios"
brilliant! just brilliant! there's simply too many moments that I loved in this.
To shit in. I laughed so hard at that part
and I suppose necessary for Data who is after all "fully functional"......
"Don't people in the 24th century ever pee?!" Lord Kizzle has solved that.
You need to make another one
This is fantastic!
THEY SHOULD DO THIS FOR A TV SHOW
TNG/Doctor opening was brilliant
This is GENIUS!
funny funny funny when the captain's head moved when it was stuck
lol
This made my Day! A Real Jewel!
What is it? It's a thousand year old booby! lol
They need more of these
Well done. It was interesting how you did this. The clips you used, the audio manipulation, even the effects that you used. I would love to see a Behind The Scenes look on how this was made. Hats off to you.
O'Brien and Wesley must Suffer.:D Also The Tenth Doctor is my favorite Doctor. BTW you are really good at compositing footage from one series into another.
Any suggestions for where Picard would go with a stolen TARDIS?
Shakespeare!
archaeological dig maybe to find vash, revenge on the borg Only problem with Picard stealing the TARDIS is he doesn't want to be anywhere else
maybe home to find his family i don't know i don't watch star trek
Because he wanted to have it so the doctor could not have it or he wanted to be the doctor.
still waiting for part 2
"How do you do, Lal?"
"DELETE DELETE DELETE."
xD
On second note, who names a Cyberman Lal?
I really hope the unleashing of the lwaxana Class Weapon of Mass Destruction @ 11:03 was just a drunken prank.
the intro killed me with picards face
I enjoyed that much more than I would have expected, thank you for that. :)
Yes that was certainly well worth the wait!
The best thing I've ever seen
The level of skill and effort involved here is amazing. Well done.
"But not all of it?" made the hole thing worth it!
This is better than lots of Moffat's epísodes.
And Russel t Davies era. E.g 42, love and monsters, the Shakespeare code, fear her and many more
hey not true stop being rude to moffat hes my baby shark du du du du du du
@@RadiuI BABY SHARK DO DOO DODOO DODOO
6:12 Cyberman touched O'Brien's one weakness... HIS DODGY SHOULDER lol
17 minunets of pure brilliance,... recut + comments
HAHAHA! That intro sequence was awesome!!! Please do more!
this is the greatest thing ever in the history of the universe
Max Jenner Agreed.
The number of dislikes I'd bet would be much lower if he added "YTP" to the beginning of the video's title.
I love the intro.
meh.. editing quality is kind of crappy but you did the best with what you had and it's not my place to criticize you so yeah, Kudos to you for even being able to do this in the first place. I've always been fascinated with the idea of there being a star trek and doctor who crossover. so thank you. now I just need to try to contact the BBC so they'll make an official Sherlock/Doctor Who crossover to air on live television. *sigh* they never respond to the letters. never.
Data smoking a joint? WTF? I almost shit myself laughing! 😀😁😂😃😄😅😆
Amazing! Love the ending, hahaha.
This is the best ytp ever
awesome! i can tell that you must have spent a lot of effort on this, thank you :)
all hail the new time lord!
That's some crazy stuff. 😀
That was BRILLIANT!
"That's only four!"
I laughed so hard I choked.
Incredible!
I loved it. The Lal parts definitely made me lol of course. Very interesting and funny mash-up of the 2 series.
amazing work, love it
4:10 ROFLMAO!!!!!
High and not expecting that.
11:27 I died xD I only wish it played more of him screaming
Could you re upload #41?
Thanks in advance!
I loved the ending
0:50 Vegeta: plant the sybamen what only one stalk delete delete delete delete
thanks kizzle, putting some life into this episode. I made a video about slapping wesley called wesley gets swapped, yet I need better video editing software I'll have to shop for some.
This is actually pretty awesome. At least it's a major, and older British actor who gets the TARDIS at the end. Seems about right.
I LOVE THIS! XD
The theme tune oh my
Cute!
hahahaha dude this is incredible
So messed up, but I love it!
This is so nostalgic
Dr crusher: radiation contamination. Klingon: BULLSHIT!
lol this was so funny 😂😂
Well done!!
10 outta 10
Lord Kizzle, you da man! #TrekWho Brilliantly done indeed! I happen to love your ending! #FullOfWin
Geordi was pretty smart to leave
i am going to be honest but this mashup seems almost like it fits perfectly. some scenes look almost like they are an actual episode
This is very cool.
Crazy funny, even though the editing wasn't seamless, but I doubt I could do better.
Requests: Daleks vs Federation, Klingons, Romulan Star Empire, Cybermen, Borg. Real fine work. 🍭🎂🍔🍩🍩🍪🍦🍟🍕🌮🧁🍬🍭🍧🍨🌭🍗
Hmm. Now what does Guinan see on the psychic paper?
Hilarious!
The ONLY reason I watched this is to pick out the various Star Trek episodes you used, (or butchered.) But if you wanted to really use The Doctor, you shoulda used Picardo, in stead of that other guy. Picardo is the one and only true Doctor
"Lal" reminds me of The Orville's Issac.
please make a part 2 :)
Lol. Well done
I don't care how crappy it looks, this is hilarious.
We will upgrade the enterprise.
Why so many dislikes?
Oh my god lol what the hell did I just watch haha
Holy crap. Bravo.
the naked of evil LOL
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rule number 1
an hour long with episodes, parts, sequels and remakes..
and CBS and Paramount,, can make them as long as they want rule 2 ...2 The title of the fan production or any parts cannot include the name “Star Trek.” However, the title must contain a subtitle with the phrase: “A STAR TREK FAN PRODUCTION” in plain typeface. The fan production cannot use the term “official” in either its title or subtitle or in any marketing, promotions or social media for the fan production.
fan production or any parts cannot include the name “Star Trek.” However, the title must contain a subtitle with the phrase: “A STAR TREK FAN PRODUCTION” in plain typeface
we dont know what you mean by this contradict each other rule 3 3 The content in the fan production must be original, not reproductions, recreations or clips from any Star Trek production. If non-Star Trek third party content is used, all necessary permissions for any third party content should be obtained in writing. we use copies we use newpaper and many other sources for ideas of uses and other objects
to obtain information and many other resouces to keep it in the idea of the subjects in place so we can have the idea of Gene Roddenberry for being creative ....
4 4 if the fan production uses commercially-available Star Trek uniforms, accessories, toys and props, these items must be official merchandise and not bootleg items or imitations of such commercially available products.
SORRY PARAMOUNT AND CBS WILL WILL GO GET THE CHEAPER KIND ,,,,,,
5 5 The fan production must be a real “fan” production, i.e., creators, actors and all other participants must be amateurs, cannot be compensated for their services, and cannot be currently or previously employed on any Star Trek series, films, production of DVDs or with any of CBS or Paramount Pictures’ licensees.
MOST OF THE RULE WE DO AGREE EXCEP[T ONE WHEN WE INVITE SOMEONE EMPLOYED FROM A THEATHER OR A PLAY WILL KEEP THE SCRIP SHORT FOR THEM ONLY ...
6 6 The fan production must be non-commercial
HOW WOULD POEPLE KNOW WHEN OUR NEXT FAN PRODUCTION IS * CBS and Paramount Pictures do not object to limited fundraising for the creation of a fan production, whether 1 or 2 segments and consistent with these guidelines, so long as the total amount does not exceed $50,000, including all platform fees, and when the $50,000 goal is reached, all fundraising must cease.
AGREE*The fan production must only be exhibited or distributed on a no-charge basis and/or shared via streaming services without generating revenue.
I DONT KNOW WHAT YOUR TALKING ABOUT WITH THIS ONE
* The fan production cannot be distributed in a physical format such as DVD or Blu-ray.
CBS AND PARMOUNT CAN HAVE THIS ONE
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