The jurisdiction of the NCIS, of course, involves both the United States Navy and United States Marine Corps, so there’s room here for a John-centric episode featuring Matt Cohen, including flashbacks to his service and his life before he even met Mary Campbell or learned about the existence of monsters and demons.
But most importantly, you could lend a bit of depth to this, and actually make it an important and plausible story, because if you remember your history, you’ll know that John Winchester, the boys’ father, was a Marine, and served in the Vietnam War before – or possibly during – his marriage. Secondly, NCIS, like Supernatural, is a behemoth. Any police procedural would work for this idea, honestly – the Winchesters regularly work with local law enforcement to solve murders and so on, more often than not keeping the monstrous truth of the case under wraps and never blowing their own cover.Ī crossover with NCIS could be an easy case-of-the-week involving naval officers and the paranormal in some way. Going undercover as a wide variety of investigatory or law enforcement roles is second nature to Sam and Dean. So far, Siren’s mermaids seem more biology and evolution-based than straight up mythical – it’s closer to an aliens-on-earth trope than a monsters-on-earth trope, but as I mentioned, it’s only just begun, so there may be more to the story of where they came from.Įither way, I kind of see a reverse ‘ScoobyNatural’ going on for this crossover – picture Sam and Dean rolling into Bristol Cove, chasing a case based off some sensationalized news stories, and never actually discovering the truth about the mermaids, as the town protects its secrets. It makes for a very natural Supernatural crossover – the idea that these are some of the many civilians in Sam and Dean’s world who previously didn’t know ANYTHING inhuman existed and ultimately remain in the dark about what else is out there. Siren is also an example of a small-town community that discovers that the paranormal actually exists – it’s just there’s only one type of “monster” that they know about. Siren shows promise, and while Supernatural has featured an actual siren (on dry land) it has never done any real sea mythology – don’t tell me about the ghost ship, and don’t tell me about the Zanna who appeared as a mermaid, I’m talking real merpeople, kelpies, selkies and so-on.
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There are some extremely obvious leaps similar universes or similar tones, like Wynnona Earp, Preacher, or even The X Files, as well as older series like Buffy and Charmed, but we’re thinking outside of the box here and rustling up six current examples which may sound far-fetched, but could actually work as brilliantly as Scooby-Doo did. The standards are usually something in the same genre – some involving some sort of monster – and, like, sure. In the past, when asked at conventions which shows the cast would most like to cross over with, the actors have always repeated a few staple answers – The Vampire Diaries, while it was airing, for one, and also The Walking Dead, which Supernatural lampshaded last season in homage to the original John Winchester, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Namely, can we have more of them, please? What might a new perspective or format have to offer? What more might we glean? Visit the Halloween page for further details regarding Shriek Week events.So in the wake of this wild victory, we’ve got crossovers on the brain. So hop on your broomstick and stake out the fun at Drusillas Park.
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Plus there are oodles of other eerie events and seasonal surprises to keep your little horrors half term happy.
Throughout the week, visitors can venture through the creepy corridors of Haunted Heights, into the terror-tory of witch sisters, Hocus and Pocus as they play hide and shriek with the unsuspecting public. The guest appearance will take part during the zoo’s Halloween Shriek Week, which promises some spook-tacular fun between Saturday 24 th and Sunday 1 st November. Come and investigate with the cowardly hero but don't forget the Scooby snacks. With a nose for adventure, Scooby-Doo will be investigating at the Events Arena at various intervals throughout the day adding to another paw-fect day at Drusillas.
Part of the international spook solving team Mystery Inc., Scooby-Doo always brings a tail of excitement wherever he goes. Masked villains better beware as the crime cracking canine, Scooby-Doo, bounds in for some monster fun at Drusillas Park on Wednesday 28 th October.
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