A Message From The Muses

[crossover_chick]

Author/Mun/Whatever you want to call her is reading all the Fridge Brilliance pages on TV Tropes. While this is preferable to her reading the horror section, please still send help.

-- The Muses

P.S. Help does NOT mean bringing "I just got that/I just realized that was amazing/I just realized that was horrible" moments of your own from BTTF, Corpse Bride, or anything else.

Comments

[mayhemmanaged06.livejournal.com]

Sorry, Muses, but I'm afraid I just had a couple Fridge Moments I just have to share. :-P

They're from "BTTX" and "BTTX 2", actually. There's the bit in the first one where Doc's saying about how he's had seventy-some years and yet it still doesn't seem like enough - then part two takes place (according to the BttF character's viewpoints) nearly twenty years later, making Doc in his nineties. That's the "Fridge Logic" bit.

The "Fridge Brilliance" came from the simultaneous realization that A) Doc had that "all-natural overhaul" in BttF Part II that increased his lifespan by thirtyish, and B) since they're superheroes now, Marty & Doc are living on Comic Book Time and will probably live forever anyway, never mind how difficult it is to kill an X-Man and keep him dead. ;-)

[mayhemmanaged06.livejournal.com]

Oo, here's another one - if the hoverboard is based off OsCorp tech, might Mr. Fusion be a derivative of Doc Ock's work?

I suppose this is less "Fridge Brilliance" than an "Epileptic Tree". :-D

[docsgirl.livejournal.com]

Comment 1: LOL, that's very true! Honestly, I don't often think about how old Doc's going to be in any particular story because of that overhaul. Plus, he just seems like the type of guy who's never going to die, doesn't he? At least, I have a very hard time picturing it (and I swear, it's not just because of the mad crush I have on him).

Comment 2: . . . That's actually a really good Epileptic Tree. XD "The power of the sun -- on the back of my car!"