Star Trek writer confirms Doctor Who crossover
very nearly happened after incredible Easter eggs
-------------------------------------------------
"We had some really cool conversations about it."
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman has
revealed a crossover with Doctor Who was very close to happening
after last year's epic Easter egg.
The sixth episode of season 3, titled The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail
- which aired last August - treated fans to the appearance of the
TARDIS in the background behind the USS Enterprise, while
Commander Pelia (Carol Kane) also suggested she had met a Doctor.
Asked about the Easter egg during a recent interview with Awards
Radar, Goldsman discussed how he was actively working with former
Who showrunner Russell T Davies on a crossover for years.
"We were trying with Russell to do a crossover. We were for
years," he said. "Again, these are the near misses, but we got
not unclose, and we had some really cool conversations about it.
And so, certainly in our view, I mean, Pelia traveled in the
TARDIS. Why not?"
Although The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail marked the first time Doctor
Who and Star Trek have crossed over in live-action, the sci-fi
series have made multiple nods towards one another over the years,
with one notable example being Doctor Who episode Space Babies, in
which the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) declares to companion
Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) that they should visit the Enterprise
sometime.
Davies previously expressed his desire to make a crossover happen,
saying at a panel in 2024: "We would love to announce a crossover
between Star Trek and Doctor Who [but we aren't doing that today]."
He added: "If anyone can make that happen... it's fans that can
make that happen! Two great big broadcasters, two great big empires
- and their lawyers! - would have to come together, but we can do
that, can't we?
"Quite seriously, I'd love it. That [montage] video, that shows you
what it would feel like, what it would look like... the joy of it.
It must happen!"
<https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/star-trek-doctor-who-crossover-easter-egg-newsupdate/>
Star Trek writer confirms Doctor Who crossover
very nearly happened after incredible Easter eggs
-------------------------------------------------
"We had some really cool conversations about it."
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman has
revealed a crossover with Doctor Who was very close to happening
after last year's epic Easter egg.
The sixth episode of season 3, titled The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail
- which aired last August - treated fans to the appearance of the
TARDIS in the background behind the USS Enterprise, while
Commander Pelia (Carol Kane) also suggested she had met a Doctor.
Asked about the Easter egg during a recent interview with Awards
Radar, Goldsman discussed how he was actively working with former
Who showrunner Russell T Davies on a crossover for years.
"We were trying with Russell to do a crossover. We were for
years," he said. "Again, these are the near misses, but we got
not unclose, and we had some really cool conversations about it.
And so, certainly in our view, I mean, Pelia traveled in the
TARDIS. Why not?"
Although The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail marked the first time Doctor
Who and Star Trek have crossed over in live-action, the sci-fi
series have made multiple nods towards one another over the years,
with one notable example being Doctor Who episode Space Babies, in
which the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) declares to companion
Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) that they should visit the Enterprise
sometime.
Davies previously expressed his desire to make a crossover happen,
saying at a panel in 2024: "We would love to announce a crossover
between Star Trek and Doctor Who [but we aren't doing that today]."
He added: "If anyone can make that happen... it's fans that can
make that happen! Two great big broadcasters, two great big empires
- and their lawyers! - would have to come together, but we can do
that, can't we?
"Quite seriously, I'd love it. That [montage] video, that shows you
what it would feel like, what it would look like... the joy of it.
It must happen!"
<https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/star-trek-doctor-who-crossover-easter-egg-newsupdate/>
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
Star Trek writer confirms Doctor Who crossover
very nearly happened after incredible Easter eggs
-------------------------------------------------
"We had some really cool conversations about it."
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman has
revealed a crossover with Doctor Who was very close to happening
after last year's epic Easter egg.
Q: How do you possibly make Doctor Who worse?
A: Let Akiva Goldman anywhere near it.
The sixth episode of season 3, titled The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail
- which aired last August - treated fans to the appearance of the
TARDIS in the background behind the USS Enterprise, while
Commander Pelia (Carol Kane) also suggested she had met a Doctor.
Asked about the Easter egg during a recent interview with Awards
Radar, Goldsman discussed how he was actively working with former
Who showrunner Russell T Davies on a crossover for years.
"We were trying with Russell to do a crossover. We were for
years," he said. "Again, these are the near misses, but we got
not unclose, and we had some really cool conversations about it.
And so, certainly in our view, I mean, Pelia traveled in the
TARDIS. Why not?"
Although The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail marked the first time Doctor
Who and Star Trek have crossed over in live-action, the sci-fi
series have made multiple nods towards one another over the years,
with one notable example being Doctor Who episode Space Babies, in
which the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) declares to companion
Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) that they should visit the Enterprise
sometime.
Davies previously expressed his desire to make a crossover happen,
saying at a panel in 2024: "We would love to announce a crossover
between Star Trek and Doctor Who [but we aren't doing that today]."
He added: "If anyone can make that happen... it's fans that can
make that happen! Two great big broadcasters, two great big empires
- and their lawyers! - would have to come together, but we can do
that, can't we?
"Quite seriously, I'd love it. That [montage] video, that shows you
what it would feel like, what it would look like... the joy of it.
It must happen!"
<https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/star-trek-doctor-who-crossover-easter-egg-newsupdate/>
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Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
Star Trek writer confirms Doctor Who crossover
very nearly happened after incredible Easter eggs
-------------------------------------------------
"We had some really cool conversations about it."
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman has
revealed a crossover with Doctor Who was very close to happening
after last year's epic Easter egg.
Q: How do you possibly make Doctor Who worse?
A: Let Akiva Goldman anywhere near it.
The sixth episode of season 3, titled The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail
- which aired last August - treated fans to the appearance of the
TARDIS in the background behind the USS Enterprise, while
Commander Pelia (Carol Kane) also suggested she had met a Doctor.
Asked about the Easter egg during a recent interview with Awards
Radar, Goldsman discussed how he was actively working with former
Who showrunner Russell T Davies on a crossover for years.
"We were trying with Russell to do a crossover. We were for
years," he said. "Again, these are the near misses, but we got
not unclose, and we had some really cool conversations about it.
And so, certainly in our view, I mean, Pelia traveled in the
TARDIS. Why not?"
Although The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail marked the first time Doctor
Who and Star Trek have crossed over in live-action, the sci-fi
series have made multiple nods towards one another over the years,
with one notable example being Doctor Who episode Space Babies, in
which the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) declares to companion
Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) that they should visit the Enterprise
sometime.
Davies previously expressed his desire to make a crossover happen,
saying at a panel in 2024: "We would love to announce a crossover
between Star Trek and Doctor Who [but we aren't doing that today]."
He added: "If anyone can make that happen... it's fans that can
make that happen! Two great big broadcasters, two great big empires
- and their lawyers! - would have to come together, but we can do
that, can't we?
"Quite seriously, I'd love it. That [montage] video, that shows you
what it would feel like, what it would look like... the joy of it.
It must happen!"
<https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/star-trek-doctor-who-crossover-easter-egg-newsupdate/>
On 2026-06-23 02:28:10 +0000, anim8rfsk said:
Your Name <YourName@YourISP.com> wrote:
Star Trek writer confirms Doctor Who crossover
very nearly happened after incredible Easter eggs
-------------------------------------------------
"We had some really cool conversations about it."
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds' co-showrunner Akiva Goldsman has
revealed a crossover with Doctor Who was very close to happening
after last year's epic Easter egg.
Q: How do you possibly make Doctor Who worse?
A: Let Akiva Goldman anywhere near it.
They could rehire Russell T Davies or Chris Chibnall. Either of them
will also certainly continue to make it worse. ;-)
The sixth episode of season 3, titled The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail
- which aired last August - treated fans to the appearance of the
TARDIS in the background behind the USS Enterprise, while
Commander Pelia (Carol Kane) also suggested she had met a Doctor.
Asked about the Easter egg during a recent interview with Awards
Radar, Goldsman discussed how he was actively working with former
Who showrunner Russell T Davies on a crossover for years.
"We were trying with Russell to do a crossover. We were for
years," he said. "Again, these are the near misses, but we got
not unclose, and we had some really cool conversations about it.
And so, certainly in our view, I mean, Pelia traveled in the
TARDIS. Why not?"
Although The Sehlat Who Ate Its Tail marked the first time Doctor
Who and Star Trek have crossed over in live-action, the sci-fi
series have made multiple nods towards one another over the years,
with one notable example being Doctor Who episode Space Babies, in
which the Fifteenth Doctor (Ncuti Gatwa) declares to companion
Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson) that they should visit the Enterprise
sometime.
Davies previously expressed his desire to make a crossover happen,
saying at a panel in 2024: "We would love to announce a crossover
between Star Trek and Doctor Who [but we aren't doing that today]."
He added: "If anyone can make that happen... it's fans that can
make that happen! Two great big broadcasters, two great big empires
- and their lawyers! - would have to come together, but we can do
that, can't we?
"Quite seriously, I'd love it. That [montage] video, that shows you
what it would feel like, what it would look like... the joy of it.
It must happen!"
<https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/sci-fi/star-trek-doctor-who-crossover-easter-egg-newsupdate/>
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