Riona (
rionaleonhart) wrote2008-09-22 10:06 am
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To Be Honest, I'm Less Embarrassed By High School Musical.
It's - it's wrong to sort of want to write a Supernatural/Camp Rock crossover purely so I can title it 'Bad Day at Camp Rock', isn't it?
Because it would be an absolute atrocity and therefore I cannot actually write it, here is how it would hypothetically go:
- Shane Gray, cynical singer and kind of a git, is instructing at Camp Rock, summer music camp or whatever it's supposed to be.
- When hiding from fangirls, he hears someone singing. It reminds him of what he used to love about music. Awww.
- No, not because it's good. Because it's appallingly bad, but the singer is obviously having an enormous amount of fun anyway.
- He must find the mysterious inspirational singer! Surely it must be true love!
- He hopes that the mysterious singer will show up at Final Jam, but, alas, she does not. Which he can't say he didn't see coming, because she's, you know, terrible. Alas regardless!
- When he is wandering angstily through the nearby woods that night, he suddenly hears the decidedly non-angelic voice again! He rushes through the trees, and—
- Oh, okay, it's a dude. That kind of didn't occur to Shane. I mean, it was kind of a manly voice, now that he thinks about it, but when he heard the inspirational singing he knew it was love at first, er, hearing, and he'd kind of expected his true love to be a girl.
- Also, the dude seems to be digging up a body and preparing to set it on fire.
- Still, whatever. It's kind of a shock, but maybe Shane can work through the 'not a girl' thing. At least his mystery singer looks just about feminine enough for him to get past it.
- SHANE AND DEAN: TRUE LOVE FOR EVER.
(ALTERNATIVE TWIST ENDING:
- Also, the dude seems to be digging up a body and preparing to set it on fire.
- What the hell, the body kind of looks like Shane.
- Oh shi—
- The Winchesters return to the car, another haunting solved.
- Also, Dean probably has sex with Tess.)
Because it would be an absolute atrocity and therefore I cannot actually write it, here is how it would hypothetically go:
- Shane Gray, cynical singer and kind of a git, is instructing at Camp Rock, summer music camp or whatever it's supposed to be.
- When hiding from fangirls, he hears someone singing. It reminds him of what he used to love about music. Awww.
- No, not because it's good. Because it's appallingly bad, but the singer is obviously having an enormous amount of fun anyway.
- He must find the mysterious inspirational singer! Surely it must be true love!
- He hopes that the mysterious singer will show up at Final Jam, but, alas, she does not. Which he can't say he didn't see coming, because she's, you know, terrible. Alas regardless!
- When he is wandering angstily through the nearby woods that night, he suddenly hears the decidedly non-angelic voice again! He rushes through the trees, and—
- Oh, okay, it's a dude. That kind of didn't occur to Shane. I mean, it was kind of a manly voice, now that he thinks about it, but when he heard the inspirational singing he knew it was love at first, er, hearing, and he'd kind of expected his true love to be a girl.
- Also, the dude seems to be digging up a body and preparing to set it on fire.
- Still, whatever. It's kind of a shock, but maybe Shane can work through the 'not a girl' thing. At least his mystery singer looks just about feminine enough for him to get past it.
- SHANE AND DEAN: TRUE LOVE FOR EVER.
(ALTERNATIVE TWIST ENDING:
- Also, the dude seems to be digging up a body and preparing to set it on fire.
- What the hell, the body kind of looks like Shane.
- Oh shi—
- The Winchesters return to the car, another haunting solved.
- Also, Dean probably has sex with Tess.)
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Incidentally, whenever I'd heard about Camp Rock before, I'd always thought people were talking about, or advertising, rock music that was, well... camp.
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I'd always thought people were talking about, or advertising, rock music that was, well... camp.
That's pretty much what I think of every time I write 'Camp Rock', too.
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Are the Jonas Bros playing themselves or playing characters? I JUST WANTED TO KNOW. IT'S NOT LIKE I AM EVER GOING TO WATCH IT.
O, RIONA >:
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...she says, as if she hadn't looked up Camp Rock on Wikipedia immediately after watching it. Yes, they're playing characters. I'M SO ASHAMED.
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I've never watched Camp Rock, so I have no idea who Shane is (the hottie main character, I presume?) but this is great crack! In bullet form too!
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Through sex.
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And yes, that probably makes more sense. I just went with the option that involved more Dean-singing, because I love it when Dean sings. Besides, it's a Camp Rock/Supernatural crossover idea. Any chance of its making sense went out of the window long ago.
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Anyway, my mistake. Nothing. As you were, as you were.
I don't know 'Camp Rock' but I have seen what could possibly be a poster for it at tram stops. It looks truly appalling. Who is Tess?
PS. Your favourite SPN femmeslash pairing? Just because I'm thinking... I want to... er... It's research. ;D
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Also, Ellen needs femmeslash.
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It is truly appalling. It is incredibly formulaic and character development is rushed and there are a couple of songs with no redeeming value whatsoever. But I enjoyed it on some as yet unclear level anyway. (Tess is the hot, controlling girl who sabotages people who she perceives as a musical threat. You know the character type.)
And, er, SPN femmeslash? The problem is that Supernatural's recurring female characters tend not to interact with each other, with the exception of Ellen and Jo, and, yeah, no. But Ruby/Bela could be amazing. They could mock the Winchesters together.
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BUT THE MENTAL IMAGE OF ANYONE DIGGING UP A BODY WHILE SINGING IS AMAZING
and i can totally see balthier doing it.
he'd probably sing something like 'bright side of life' or, y'know, that other monty python one. I'VE GOT A LOVELY BUNCH OF COCONUTS THERE THEY ARE A-STANDING IN A ROW
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...Yes, I know, I am astoundedly articulate, aren't I?
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The alternative twist ending would be less embarrassing, but the first ending would be funnier. I'm trying to picture Dean's reaction to a guy going "I heard you sing and I'm in love now!"
Also, Dean should be a truly terrible singer! Clearly, that's the truth.
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Ahahaha, his expression would be a thing of beauty. Such a pity that 'Bad Day at Camp Rock' is unlikely to be filmed as a Supernatural episode. And by 'pity', of course, I mean enormous relief.
Well, we've seen Dean singing in 'Simon Said' and 'No Rest for the Wicked', right? Oh, and wasn't there some singing in 'A Very Supernatural Christmas'? THE WINCHESTERS ARE BEAUTIFULLY TERRIBLE SINGERS AND THEY SHOULD ABUSE OUR EARDRUMS SO MUCH MORE.
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When I first glanced over this entry on my flist, I thought you were talking about a SPN/Shane (the Western) crossover, and I was going to be all for that shit.
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AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
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I'd read it. (:
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Also, hello! I think you've commented on a few of my Scrubs fics, but I don't think I've seen you in my journal before.
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