Favorite Sherlock Crossovers anyone?

I'm not typically a fan of crossovers, but funny enough, I've recently found one that I just can't seem to get enough of. Happily, it's a crack shipping that contains two of my all time favorite characters. Dear Sherlock, of course, and also...


Yes, Hannibal Lecter as played by Mads Mikkelsen in the television adaptation of Hannibal.

Oh. My. Lord.

These two... *Fans self*

I simply can't handle the feels that come with this ridiculous idea of a shipping.

So I ask to you, what are your favorite Sherlock crossover ships? This doesn't have to involved Sherlock himself, of course, but anyone from the cast at all! I'm curious!

Crossovers in characters or cast ships?
I'm not much into crossovers either, because I don't know the fims or shows, but I'm currently fond of:

Smaug - human shape-shifter with a large twist of BC or Sherlock / OC 'a fair maiden'  
Captain John H. Watson / OC 'almost any sort of female'
Sherlock / Bilbo  

I'd possibly have a go at
Smaug - human shape-shifter with a large twist of BC or Sherlock / John or OC 'male'
and
BC / OC female actress, if it was guaranteed the man would never see it  

Ah, I hadn't thought about that actually,
But either way works, I suppose.

I am now officially interested as Smaug being personified as a human though */////*

And I've never actually tried anything with Benedict or Martin before,
That might have to be something that I give a go later on.

Thanks much for sharing!

In-My-Mind-Palace wrote:Ah, I hadn't thought about that actually,
But either way works, I suppose.

I am now officially interested as Smaug being personified as a human though */////*

And I've never actually tried anything with Benedict or Martin before,
That might have to be something that I give a go later on.

Thanks much for sharing!

Moriarty then!    

Too right, Sherlock xD

Sherlock crossed over with 007
Q is a Holmes brother
007 is his babysitter. Much like how Mycroft has Greg babysit Sherlock though now John seemed to take over that role nicely. Most of the time.