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Dharma & Jim
| Fanfiction | |
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| Title: | Dharma & Jim |
| Author(s): | Sheffield |
| Date(s): | |
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| Fandom(s): | The Sentinel, Dharma and Greg |
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| External Links: | Dharma & Jim |
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Dharma & Jim is a crossover story by Sheffield with the fandoms Sentinel and Dharma and Greg.
Reactions and Reviews
I was somewhat dissappointed with this story, not because there was anything really *wrong* with it -- it's just that there wasn't enough of it. I love crossovers, and this one sounded like it might be fun -- I've never seen Dharma & Greg, but I've certainly seen enough ads on TV when it was first on to gather that it was about the marriage of a straightlaced guy with an impulsive flowerchild -- the potential interactions with Blair and Jim could only be imagined...It certainly opens promisingly enough, with the kind of dark humour that this author is so good at.
- "Blair?"
- "Yeah?"
- "Does this guy have a ..."
- "... a gun?"
- "Yeah. Does this guy actually have a gun in my ear?"
- "Um, yes, sorry, I think so. At least, his friend has one in mine.
- Ow!"
Unfortunately, I felt as if, despite the author's reassurances at the start of the story that one didn't have to have seen Dharma & Greg, that I was missing out on something -- like descriptions of the characters. I also felt as if some scenes, which I would have liked to have seen in their glorious detail, were just glossed over, and that it all ended too soon. But the dialogue was certainly good.
So... what do *you* think? [1]
References
- ^ comment at Gen Fic Crit Mailing List, February 2002