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Tumblr Newsies Community

Tumblr Newsies Community, or TNC, was an interconnected group of Newsies fans on Tumblr which existed in 2011(Mostly for the TNC but for all my followers as well, I suppose) by louisvuittonandleadpipes (March 2011)Seeing posts about the TNC and the NML in the same post/question... by junicate (April 2011) and 2012.Spot Conlon's Territory Tumblr blog (2012) They are credited with naming Blanket. It was probably a name for active and involved fanblogs, which shared fanon and more. 
The group name seems to have become largely obsolete by July 2012, at which point fans found the community too toxic to maintain.Spot Conlon's Territory is on hiatus. by spotconlonsterritory (July 2012)Guys, this used to be fun. by junicate (July 2012) There was also a short-lived revival in 2013.That awesome moment when you accidentally restart the TNC... by louisvuittonandleadpipes (February 2013)
Claims have been made that a number of members of the original film cast were aware of the TNC. This included Kevin Stea, Mark David, Luke Edwards, Arvie Lowe Jr., and Trey Parker.Dude, dude, dude reblog chain (December 2011)
==Further Reading==
*TNC Master list by louisvuittonandleadpipes (December 2011)
*TNC Contact List by abbyluna (December 2011)
*Okay, Newsies fans, here's an explanation of everything that happened tonight, so people will stop asking. by louisvuittonandleadpipes (July 2012)
*TNC 2.0 member list (2013)
==References==
Category:Newsies Fandom Glossary
Category:Tumblr
Tumblr Polls

On 18 January 2023 the Tumblr Staff blog announced the launch of a new feature, Tumblr Polls. A number of Poll specific blogs have been created. 
crankyteapot is cited, by the Tumblr Staff blog, as having created the inaugural poll meme, the Bug Race. 169,370 votes were cast, with 🐛 winning. 
==Fandom Activity in Polls ==
===Fandom Brackets===
==== The bracket for Top Ship ran in 2024 posted by @ao3topshipsbracket====
"We have pitted the most popular pairings of the 2023 Tumblr Year in Review against each other to see who will emerge victorious. Final polls drop on Sunday, May 12th at 6PM PDT"
The final came down to Castiel/Dean Winchester (Supernatural) vs Suletta Mercury/Mirorine Rembran (Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch from Mercury), 81,913 votes were cast. Suletta/Miorine received 53,394 votes, at 65.2% of the vote, winning. Castiel/Dean received 28,519 votes, at 34.8% of the vote, coming second. For third place, Bubblegum/Marceline received 8500 votes, at 73.8%
Statistics for the voting of the bracket were released. With vote data over time also provided. 
=== Rpftourney ===
On September 20, 2024, the tumblr blog rpftourney began taking submissions for a bracket battle between popular rpf ships. On December 2nd, Phan was crowned the winner, with a 53.6% of the vote against runner-up Jesus/Judas (Jedus) with 46.4% of the vote. Notably, both Dan and Phil reblogged the poll (with Dan commenting ""in a sense Jedus died do Father Philip and Sister Daniel could worship in their name so this is very poetic thank you everyone") and have discussed their victory since. One anon commenter submitted to the rpftourney op that Dan and Phil's contributions contributed to the ship winning. 
A third place poll was also held, with J2 (62.2% of the vote) beating out McLennon (37.8% of the vote). 
===Others===
haveyoureadthisfanfic a submissions based series of polls, with the following options for answering:
* Yes, I am/was in the fandom
*Yes, but I’m not in the fandom
*No, but I’m in the fandom
*No, I’m not in the fandom
Category:Tumblr
Tumblr x Twitter

Tumblr x Twitter is an anthropomorfic ship of personifications of the social media websites Tumblr and Twitter
==Fandom History==
* I assume it was around for a while b/c website gijinka has been enduringly popular online for decades
** Hmm actually did it exist???? I can't find anything on Deviantart from before November 2022
** well there are 3 fics on ao3 with older publication dates
* There was an influx of interest/meme-ing about the ship as a result of twitter user migration to Tumblr in October and November 2022
===Tropes===
* Enemies to lovers, or frankly still enemies
* Kismesis
* divorced
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* , collection of several gijinka fanart, including newer (October/November 2022) and older examples; debate over whether the ship should be yuri or yaoi
* by mizryk, 2022 [DA mirror]
* by ritartist42, 2022 (Misha being Misha Collins, ofc)
===Fanfic===
* by Drxxmingofblue, 2022 []
* by deedadobee, 2022
===Other===
==Links==
* Tumblr/Twitter (Anthropomorphic) works on AO3
* #tumblr x twitter tag on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Anthropomorfic
Category:Object Pairings
Category:Tumblr
Category:Twitter
Tunnel

There are a number of Beauty and the Beast zines titled Tunnel...:
*Tunnels
*Tunnelcon (both con and conzine of this name)
*Tunnels: Different Realities
*Tunnel Dweller's Guide to Family Activity Nights
*Tunnels of Love
*Tunnel Tales
*Tunnel Talk
*Tunneltalk
*Tunnel Vision
*Tunnel Visions
*Captured in Tunnels
*From the Tunnels
*Recipes from Father and Vincent's Tunnel World
*Sherwood Tunnels (also RoS)
There are also zines in other fandoms:
*Steam Tunnels Quarterly, a multimedia zine (with an emphasis on Logan's Run)
TunnelFest

TunnelFest was a Beauty and the Beast (TV) fan gathering in 1992. It was subtitled "Once Upon A Time in Central Park."
It was sponsored by "Helpers' Network of Canada."
It included a SummerFest Evening Banquet, storytelling, zines and merch for sale, a raffle, costume contest, music videos, filk songs, and fortune-telling.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Conventions
Category:1992 Conventions
Category:Conventions in Canada
Tunnel Press

Tunnel Press published two Beauty and the Beast (TV) zine series, From the Tunnels and Beast Beloved Tales.
Lisa Stubblefield, the press' owner, described her zines as "a Catherine and Vincent zine (Diana to appear in non-romantic roles)."
From a flyer: 
At one point, Stubblefield had a hotline set up for fans to call for more information. From a 1990 flyer:
Tunnel Tales

Tunnel Tales is a 58-page het Beauty and the Beast anthology edited by Gwen Lord & Jacqui Clarke. 
The cover is by Gerda Eecklaert.
It is a small fanzine issued for the registration packs at Masquerades '93 (England). It is a mix of Classic and SND 4th Season.
==From the Zine==
==Contents==
* Foreword by Jacqui & Gwen
* Something that Has Never Been by Alpha (1)
* The Lonely Dream, poem by Katrina Relf (Vincent discovers 3S was all a dream.) (5)
* Heart Laid Bare by Gwen Lord (6)
* Pascal's Pipes, poem by David A. Crowther (9)
* A "Brisk" Encounter by Heather Taylor-Nicholson (Catherine suffers a miscarriage.) (10)
* A Sad Farewell by Jacky Harrington (14)
* Spring Fever by Kathi Edrington (16)
* A Brief Visit by H.A. Taylor-Nicholson (23)
* The Rescue, poem by Sally-Ann Inkel (28)
* Sisters, Brothers, Friends, and Lovers by Marilyn Mastin (29)
* Freedom, poem by David A. Crowther (39)
* To Have A Dream by Sally-Ann Inkel (40)
* In Time, poem by David A. Crowther (45)
* Dear Father by Heather Taylor-Nicholson (46)
* Beggar's Comet, poem by Katrina Relf (48)
* Child's Journey by M. Kafafi (49)
* To Behold A Universe by H.A. Taylor-Nicholson (56)
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Tunnel Vision

You may be looking for Tunnel Visions, a Beauty and the Beast anthology edited by Sharon Reynolds.
Tunnel Vision is a 38-page het Beauty and the Beast novel by Wendy de-Veryard.
From the author: "Narcissa helps Vincent and Catherine, to overcome their fears and sorrows, and find happiness together in this moving story."
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category: Beauty and the Beast Het Zines 
Category:1999 Zines
Tunnels: Different Realities

Tunnels: Different Realities is a 104-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) anthology edited by Barbara Storey. 
The cover art is by Nancy Stasulis. There is no interior art. 
 
==Contents==
* Faerie Tale
* Possibilities and Plans (Quantum Leap crossover)
* It Will Last Forever
==From the Editorial==
==Summary==
==Contents==
* Faerie Tale by Guinn Berger (3)
*Possibilities and Plans, a B&B/Quantum Leap crossover by Susan Crites (23)
*It Lasts for Always by Lynette Combs (reprinted in What Light Through Yonder Window #1, as well as a short standalone zine) (92)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.1

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.1==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.1 was published in March 1990 and contains 32 pages.
This issue prints The Lifeline Letter, something the editor describes as it as "a statement of both common sense and passion."
This issue also contains a very short story by Sue Glasgow called "Art Appreciation."
 
From the editor: 
The editors explained zines to their readers: 
===v.1 n.1: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines 
Category:1990 Zines 
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Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.10

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
==v.1 n.10==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.10 was published in December 1990 (though the editorial says the issue is late, and they are "well into the new year" -- the editor apologizes and says this will not happen again) and contains 54 pages. This issue, as well as #11 and #12 have different font (in fact a primitive "daisy wheel" printer as the tech set up (Macintosh computer) at the school where the previous issues were created was wrecked by a burst water pipe). The editor has also investigated buying their own copier to produce the letterzine.
* a short meta fic by Helen Commodore called "Unconventional Weekend" (Catherine and Vincent go to a con (everyone thinks they are in costume) so that they can have a private weekend alone in their hotel room.)
* this issue contains some short book recommendations
* a report from Lights of Winterfest (good works and testimonials)
* the editor tells fans to write and support Avon Books and possible BatB tie-in novels: "Yes, I know--there always seems to be another letter to write. It's part of the "job specs" of being a fan, I'm afraid. [snipped] And don't forget that you should never put "Beauty and the Beast" on the outside of your envelope when you write to any of these organizations. They're liable to discount it as fan mail; and besides, why not make them read your letter to find out what you want?"
* there is a short open letter written by four fans about their disassociation from a con: "This letter is to inform the fan community that [Carol-Lynn S], Star Cook, [Cindy S], [Ann A], and [Marie B] are no longer associated with Crystal Chamber Con, scheduled for March 8, 9, 10, 1991 in Concord CA."
===v.1 n.10: Excerpts from the Letters===
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines 
Category:1990 Zines 
Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.11

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.11==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.11 was published in January 1991 and contains 48 pages. 
* this issue contains short fiction by Anita Hooson called "The Creature That Was" 
* this issue's Lights of Winterfest is an anonymous letter from a fan who inherited what appears to be millions of dollars (jewels, furs, cruises) and who has decided to renounce all her worldly goods and give it away because the show has inspired her to be a better person
===v.1 n.11: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines Category:1991 Zines Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.12

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.12==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.12 was published in February 1991 and contains 65 pages. It contains the short fiction by Ellie Johnson called "An Incident in 1986... To Those Who Can Hear the Mermaids."
* there are several comments, including those from the the author, of Black Cover, see that page
* an installment of Lights of Winterfest
* a review The Closet Beast and Beyond, see that page
* a review Promises to Keep, see that zine
* a review of When She Comes Home, see that zine
* a review of Possibilities #1, see that page
* a review of Love Bade Me Welcome, see that zine
The letterzine has a long one-page supplement from the editor asking for forgiveness on the lateness of the issue, and promises others will not be late. She implores fans not to give up on Tunneltalk in anger as the letterzine is not about her and errors, but is part of a bigger community: "But don't take it out on TT by giving up on it, please. TT is much more than just me; it belongs to all of you who have made it a success this past year, who have helped make it a safe place in B&TB fandom, a place where every voice has a right to be heard."
===v.1 n.12: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines Category:1991 Zines Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.2

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.2==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.2 was published in April 1990 and contains 26 pages.
UNKNOWN CONTENT
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.3

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.3==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.3 was published in May 1990.
 
UNKNOWN CONTENT
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.4

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.4==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.4 was published in June 1990 and contains 45 pages. 
The TOTM: There were two -- 1. Just what part did Catherine play in Vincent's violence? 2. Who was stronger, Catherine Chandler or Diana Bennett?
* this issue contains short fiction: "Samhain" by Glenda Young
* one fan has many comments about Kaleidoscope, see that page
* the topics of this issue: the third season was misogynistic and violent, there was speculation that TPTB was cruel regarding Catherine's death because they were angry at the actress (who was close to giving birth in real life), the prospect of a BatB movie was adding extra stress to fans in their attempts to get along and "behave" so that TPTB would give them what they wanted, many comments about Diana Bennett's insufficiencies including her messy clothes, accusations that Catherine Chandler made Vincent Wells act in dangerous ways, anger about fans' lack of power and finger pointing, letter campaigns, comments about betrayal and humiliation, the controversial The Lifeline Letter, and did fans owe TPTB any gratitude? 
===v.1 n.4: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
==References==
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.5

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.5==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.5 was published in July 1990 and contains 45 pages. 
* contains the short fiction: Below the New York City Streets by Adele Shapiro (the last line: "Father, friends: I would like you to meet Leonardo, Donatello, Michaelangelo and Raphael — TheTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
* regarding the cover art: "I hope you've all noticed and admired our new, permanent cover. Nancy had planned this one all along, since before Issue #1, but since she also moved earlier this year, and is just now really unearthing her art supplies, we've been using another of her fine drawings in the meantime. We had decided on using the colored ink as a way of adding variety, and have saved the green ink for the debut of our "real" cover, since green is supposed to signify true and abiding love, which is what we wish, always, for Vincent and Catherine, who are finally now together on our cover."
===v.1 n.5: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.6

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.6==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.6 was published in August 1990 and contains 50 pages. 
* contains a poem: William's Winterfest MULSE VINUM, by Ritch Brinkley (AKA "Sweet William, the Malmsey Man") that was read at Tunnelcon by the actor
* some comments about The Lifeline Letter, see that page
* some descriptions of Tunnelcon, see that page
* review of Black Cover, see that page
* review of Between Two Worlds #2, see that page
* review of Beauty and the Yeast, see that page
* review of The Absurd Season, see that page
* review of Wildheart, see that page
* review of Within the Silver Mirror, see that page
* a fan's essay (imbedded in a letter) about Diana Bennett, see Diana moved me powerfully"
===v.1 n.6: Excerpts from the Letters===
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.7

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.7==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.7 was published in September 1990 and contains 45 pages. 
* contains the short fiction by Gretchen A.K. Kopmanis called "Legend"
===v.1 n.7: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.8

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.8==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.8 was published in October 1990.
UNKNOWN CONTENT
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Tunneltalk/Issue v.1 n.9

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Tunneltalk is a Beauty and the Beast (TV) letterzine edited by Barbara Storey, Victoria Clark and Sharon Himmanen. 
There were 17 issues. 
This zine began after the letterzine Passages ended.
From the August 1991 issue: "This publication is intended as an outlet for fans; it will not be sent to either Witt-Thomas or Republic, or anyone else connected with the show, so don't be afraid to say your piece."
 
==v.1 n.9==
Tunneltalk v.1 n.9 was published in November 1990 and contains 45 pages. 
* comments on ...Shall Have No Dominion (Beauty and the Beast zine by Carolyn Kleinsorge), see that page
* reviews of Kaleidoscope #2, see that page
* review of Wishes and Dreams, see that page
* the poem by Dot Sconzo called " Whispered Promises," which is a companion piece to "No Shadow of Another" in "Tunneltalk" v.1 n.2
* an 18-page, single-spaced transcript of Ron Perlman's Q&A with fans on November 25, 1990 at the New York City Creation Con: "Before Ron came onstage, three very romantic, Vincent and Catherine music videos were presented —"Waiting for You" by Richard Marx & "Wind Beneath My Wings" by Bette Midler, compiled by Kim Taylor, and "After All" by Peter Cetera & Cher, compiled by a Creation employee — which Ron watched from the back of the room. He then came to the front of the ballroom, dressed completely in black — as he quite often is!"
===v.1 n.9: Excerpts from the Letters===
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines