NCIS/Criminal Minds crossover show?

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I think that a two hour special where the characters from NCIS have to work with the characters from Criminal Minds would be great. I'd love to see that.

Anybody else agree that it would be fun to watch?

I don't know but I think the peeps from Criminal Minds would blow the NCIS folks out of the intellectual water.

They would for sure to DeNozio and Gibbs but I think Abby and McGee could keep up. I don't know much about Ziva, the fact that English isn't her first language might be a handicap in getting her ideas across. I do think Abby is a lot smarter than McGee, but he's nothing to sneeze at. I think he would get along great with Garcia from CM. Of course Tony would hit on JJ and Prentiss right away and of course he would get shot down. I think Gibbs and Gideon would get along better than him and Rossi though.

Hmmmmm, I wonder if there is a site for this crossover fanfic?

How about NCIS, Criminal Minds and CSI. That would be awesome! Would love to see crossovers between separate dramas like they did CSI and Without A Trace few years ago.

I don´t know much about NCIS but I love Criminal Minds. Criminal Minds and CSI sounds interesting.

One thing that I don't like is the pretentiousness of the chick with the dog collar. I get that she's supposed to be "different" but the dog collar thing is gratuitous and out of place. I really gotta vent here because she annoys me. I mean, let's hear her listening to some goth music or take out the whip and see her in an S&M scene but seriously, get rid of the dog collar if it has no place. Smart or no smart, the writers need to put it into context or get it out of there.

It's like that annoying GEICO gecko. I literally want to throw something at the TV every time I see those commercials. The English accent is there--for what?! It's a freaking gecko for chrissakes! The only stupid reason Americans put an English accent on something is to make it (a pea-brained lizard, in this case) seem more intelligent or sophisticated (very "clever" juxtapositions--NOT!), as if the average American is an imbecile and can't see through the dumb marketing executives' ploys! They capitalize on these ridiculous stereotypes. I shut those commercials OFF.

I love NCIS but haven't seen Criminal Minds yet. Sounds interesting though.