sequel?
oh and it would be hard to do , how hard would it be to pry the young doctor loose from the FBI?

This was a really great story! A sequel would be even better! LOL _ Great Job!

i like it.

Excellent.

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Great story! I enjoyed it!

Oooooo! Please continue!

Good characterization, good dialogue. I especially liked the tying string theory in knots line.

Brilliant

I don't watch criminal minds, but I really enjoyed this cross over. Fun! Daniel has three PHD's though I think. Can't remember which ones, but I remember him having three. Anyway, great Job. Would like to see more of this crossover.

Actually, Daniel has three PhDs-archaeology, philology and anthropology and given that he graduated high school around age 15 and at age 30 was already a professor he had to have gotten them fairly young.

don't normally read crossovers but this one definitely got my attention. hope you continue it?

oohhh

please secuela

I'm not sure he'd go, but it would be awesome to have him briefed in hopes of winning him over. He would be very interesting in the SGC. He'd have a lot more people like himself to converse with at least. And while Sam's degree may only be in theoretical astrophysics, there's no doubt that she'd be the better engineer between her and Spencer, despite his doctorate. Sam would probably be jealous of his eidetic memory but I bet Spencer would be far more jealous of her ability to actually apply such a breadth of knowledge and not just recite it from memory. I mean, if you really think about it, Samantha Carter knows way too much. Her degree is in Astrophysics, but she's also the SGC's best engineer and computer programmer, and she's also called in to help with all sorts of other "sciency" stuff that she may not be the most knowledgeable about, but she's still considered a sort of "expert." Plus she's hot, good with people, and can kick a$$; things that Spencer certainly wouldn't think of himself as.

Though how would he ever break it to the BAU that he'd be leaving, especially since he can't even tell them why.

Lovely as a one shot but I certainly wouldn't mind a follow-up.

I like it. It's witty and still makes sense (even if I have never seen Stargate SG1. Keep writing more and more stories, I look forward to them.