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The Pinky and the Brain - Doctor Style

The Pinky and the Brain - Doctor Style is a Doctor Who fanvid by chayiana. It was reviewed by rhoboat at the vid commentary LJ on July 30, 2009.
The vid won a Gallifrey Award in 2008.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"Aber noch besser sind Dir die DW Vids gelungen, finde ich: Pinky and the Brain bringt Doctor/Donna so genial rüber, ich war die ganze Zeit am grinsen." feedback on page 2 of the vid announcement.
*"Just saw your Pinky and the Brain vid for the first time and I am rolling on the floor. Awesome, awesome work -- hilarious concept, perfect clip selection, and fabulous timing." feedback on page 4 of the vid announcement.
*"But forget about what you may or may not know about that cartoon. chayiana took the song and used it to hilarious effect for Donna Noble and the Doctor in her super cute vid for Doctor Who. Donna Noble is the brains of this outfit, and the Doctor is the crazy and befuddled sidekick. This is just as it should be because Donna Noble is AWESOME." feedback at the vid commentary review.
==References==
Category:2007 Vids
Category:Doctor Who Vids
The Pinky and the Brain Page

The Pinky and the Brain Page is an html archive for Pinky and the Brain fanfiction. The site was moderated by founder scanime: It launched in 1995 at this location and remained up until sometime in 1999, when the founder took it down due to lack of time for maintenance. The Pinky and the Brain Page included ca. 22 works. The archive hosted text works pertaining to the Pinky and the Brain fandom as well as fanart.
==History==
In [DATE], it was announced that The Pinky and the Brain Page would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors Project.[ANNOUNCEMENT LINK] (Accessed DATE)
The import was completed in [DATE].[POST LINK] on Open Doors site (Accessed [DATE]
==References==
Category:1995 Archives
Category:1990s Archives
Category:Pinky and the Brain
The Pirate & The Gentleman

The Pirate & the Gentleman is a 201-page AU slash Simon & Simon novel by Jeanne Marie.
According to the editorial in Home is Where the Heart Is, this is the the first full-length novel in this fandom. 
It was nominated for a 1988 Fan Q Award for "Best Simon & Simon Writer/Story."
It has a sequel called Home is Where the Heart Is, which in turn was to have a sequel called "The Season of Revenge" (never published).
==Summaries==
==From the Publisher==
==Chapters==
* The Pirate (7)
* The Gentleman (27)
*The Master and the Slave (47)
* Captive Hearts (77)
* Love's First Bloom (99)
* Yellow and Blue (155)
==Sample Interior ==
 
Image:pirateand-1.jpg
Image:pirateand-2.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Pirate And The Padawan

The Pirate And The Padawan is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Briony .
Summary: This is an AU story that takes place in a world where Jedi Padawans are courtesan slaves similar to oiran. Imagine that the Jedi world of canon has been taken through the looking glass. Obi-Wan has just turned 16 at the beginning of the story. In his world, this is considered the age of majority. 
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
 
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Pirate Big Bang

:You may be looking for the Glee challenge piratebigbang, renamed Kurtofsky Bang.
The Pirate Big Bang was a Big Bang challenge that had its first round in 2011/2012. Writers and artists created pirate-themed works, either for piratical fandoms or AUs of other fandoms.
==Masterlist==
Title: Reach Out For Me (post deleted,piratebb at LiveJournal, archived 09 August 2013 by the Wayback Machine. art link)
Author: jokerindisguise
Artist: solarbaby614
Fandom: My Chemical Romance, The Used, Panic! at the Disco, Fall Out Boy
Pairing: Frank/Gerard, Spencer/Brendon, Pete/Patrick, Ray/Bob, Mikey/Alicia
Rating: R
Warnings: Blood, Violence, Minor Character Death
Disclaimer: I don't own them. This never happened.
Summary: Gerard is happy with his life on the 'Destroya.' He has Frank, Mikey's ridiculously happy living his life in marital bliss with Alicia on an actual planet, and being a vampire isn't as much of a burden as it used to be. Add in the fact that Frank makes one hot space pirate, and he's completely fine with his life. One day, Frank goes missing and Gerard does everything in his power to find him.
Title: Steamed Submission
Author: wintervixen86
Artist: kymericl 
Fandom: Original Fiction
Pairing: Silas / Captain Ivan Erasmus
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: BDSM, heavy erotica
Disclaimer: This is a piece of original writing. All characters and concepts pertaining to Steamed Submission are the property of wintervixen86.
Summary: When the airship Siobhan makes port, the Tesla-Coil Tavern is overrun with the very influential Captain Ivan Erasmus and his crew. Desperate to score a contract that will lock-in future visits, Mistress Lavinia sends her best slave Silas to give the Captain everything he desires.
Title: Strange Tides
Author: scoobydumblonde
Artist: sadwal1538
Fandom: WWE
Pairing: Trish Stratus/John Morrison, various others
Rating: NC-17
Warnings: Graphic sex. Some mentions of femme slash.
Summary: Trish is the captain of a pirate ship with an all female crew. They raid a ship and enslave the male crew members. When they arrive back on their island, there's a stranger in their midst. One who intrigues the captain, even as he repels her.
Title: The Edges of This Map Have Been Burned
Author: snarkydame
Artist: littlblackghost
Fandom: bandom - MCR
Pairing: Frank/Gerard
Rating: R
Warnings: NON/CON (implied), involuntary drug use, language
Disclaimer: These characters are loosely based on the public personas of real people—they belong only to themselves, and I intend no insult nor harm to any of them.
Summary: The Killjoys took to the oceans, instead of the desert, and raid the BL/ind supply lines with only tenuous contact with the Zone Runners on land. When Gerard is lost, and taken by S/C/A/R/E/C/R/O/W's top captain, Korse, the crew of the Neon Angel have to get him back. Whether or not they'll get him back whole. . .
==References==
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:2012 Challenges
The Pirates of Avalon

The Pirates of Avalon is a gen 82-page novel by Terre-Deuce Wellons. It was edited by Peg Kennedy and won a 1992 FanQ.
==Summary==
"Picard is on a mission to establish a trade agreement and exclusive diplomatic relations with Holy Avalon before the Rhannsu negotiate an agreement. Complicating this agreement are pirates who have been using Holy Avalon as a haven. from Media Monitor 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1991 Zines
The Pit of Voles

Fairly early on, FanFiction.net fought the perception that it archived content of generally lower quality, thus earning it the nickname The Pit of Voles.
The origin of the term comes from a fan named Mie Tsukikoushi aka Mooncalf, who had a blog called "Mooncalf Noises."
==Tracking the Earliest Mentions: Mie Tsukikoushi==
In December 2001, Mie Tsukikoushi wrote: 
In January 2002, Mie Tsukikoushi wrote: 
In February 2002, Mie Tsukikoushi wrote: 
In April 2002, Mie Tsukikoushi was aware that the term was now a meme. 
==Other Fan's Interest in the History of the Term==
The Pottersues FAQ in 2003 noted: 
==Gains Popularity==
It was in wide enough use in 2005 for "pit of voles" to be included on a fandom glossary posted January 6, 2006. THE LANGUAGE OF FANDOM (fandomvocab.htm 03-Jan-2006 17:13 99K) An internet search illustrates that there are many references to "pit of voles" starting in about 2006.
According to TV Tropes, "The nickname 'Pit of Voles' comes from a Google-bombing campaign that succeeded for a while in making FF.Net the number 1 Google search result for that phrase."TV Tropes This statement at TV Tropes is not dated, but a fan in early 2002 noted that "Actually, ff.net is the first result Google returns for 'pit of voles'. How cool is that?" AJ at Mooncalf Noises (April 29, 2002) Another fan replied and said: "I dont know why 'pit of voles' caught on, but Carlos started reffering to it as such thanks to your blog, and now all of us THEMmers who either read or post on ff.net do call it such IRL."ComeOnBunny at Mooncalf Noises (April 29, 2002)
==Fan Uses of the Term==
* You say 'Pit of Voles' like that's a bad thing. by whyareyoulikethis at fangasmic (2010)
==References==
The Pits (mailing list)

Are you looking for the Starsky & Hutch fanzine The Pits?
The Pits is a Starsky & Hutch mailing list on yahoo groups. It began in 1999, remained active until 2008 and finally went offline in 2011. The mailing list prided itself on being a "neutral" forum where both gen and slash fans could mingle, discuss the show and share stories. The mailing list also had a sister mailing list and website The Pits Archive that sought to archive stories posted to the mailing list by its members. Both the ThePitsFiction mailing list and the archive went offline in 2007. The Pits mailing list disappeared sometime in 2011.
Membership was restricted and new members had to be personally recommended by either a list member or moderator. 
In 2010, the list had 402 members.
There are 41,444 messages on this mailing list.
From The Pits splash screen: 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:1999
Category:2000s
The Pits Archive

The Pits Archive was a Starsky & Hutch fan fiction archive for fan fiction posted to The Pits mailing list. 
In order to be eligible for inclusion in the archive, the story (or at least parts) had to have been posted to the mailing list. However, the writers had to submit their stories via a separate process, which cut down on the number archived. 
Both gen and slash fan fiction was accepted. 
The archive was set up by Flamingo as she had archive management experience with The Starsky & Hutch Archive. 
In 2003, the moderators of the The Pits mailing list, Cheryl T. and Judy J., took over managing The Pits Archive. They maintained the archive with just a few updates until 2007, when it went offline.
When the website expired, Several fans hoped to move the website to another server, but this never materialized. 
The site's last archived version, earlier dates and the Squidge.org version can be found via Wayback.
 
==Announcing the Archive==
==Dividing the Fic Genres==
From a November 11, 1999 message by Flamingo:
A fan's response: 
==The Debut==
On December 5, 1999, Flamingo posted this update to The Pits: 
Another post from "The Pits" mailing list, this one December 17, 2000:
==Other Starsky and Hutch Fanfic Archives and Lists==
* The Pits Archive (gen and slash, the first archive)
* Bay City Library (gen)
* Me and Thee Archive (gen, slash)
* Tagging Bay City (list of tagged S&H fic)
* Dave & Ken's Diner (automated slash archive)
* The Starsky & Hutch Archive (gen and slash)
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch WebsitesCategory:Squidge.org
Category:1999Category:2000s
The Pits Questionnaire

The Pits Questionnaire was a Starsky & Hutch survey which asked fans about their opinions regarding the nature of the David Starsky and Kenneth Hutchinson personal relationship. 
It was printed in The Pits #2 in 1980.
The survey itself is partly a discussion topic, part tongue-in-cheek commentary, and part meta. The editors added this at the end: "(Ed. Note: The results of this questionnaire will not be tabulated, so please do not return it to us. We hate questionnaires.)"
==A Response to an Earlier Survey ==
It was created in response to what some fans felt to be an overly simplified and incomplete similar survey sent to 60 fans in late 1979. That survey's results (based on 39 returned forms) were printed in S&H #6 in January 1980: "Do they" or "Don't they"? (7 say they "do", 26 say they "don't), one person said, "They did, but they don't anymore, but they could."
The introduction to the questionnaire in "The Pits" mentions this previous survey:
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
The Pixar Theory

The Pixar Theory is an extremely popular, and particularly famous, fan theory in Pixar fandom. It states, in its most basic form, that all the Pixar films take place within the same universe. The theory was created by Jon Negroni, who was inspired by a Cracked.com sketch. The theory not only says that all the movies take place in the the same universe but also works out a timeline and how they are all connected. The theory received quite a bit of press coverage. In 2017 Disney, Pixar's parent company, partially confirmed the theory, saying all the films were in the same universe, but not confirming Negroni's timeline.Archived from original, Disney confirms fan theory that all Pixar movies exist in the same universe
==Timeline==
*The Good Dinosaur (prehistory)
*Brave (10th century)
*The Incredibles and Incredibles 2 (1950s and 1960s)
*Toy Story and Toy Story 2 (1995–1996)
*Finding Nemo and Finding Dory (2003–2004)
*Toy Story 3 (2007)
*Ratatouille (2007)
*Up (2007)
*Inside Out (2015)
*Coco (2017)
*Cars, Cars 2, and Cars 3 (2110–2804)
*WALL-E (2805)
*A Bug's Life (2898)
*Monsters University and Monsters, Inc. (3100-5201)
==Resources==
*Wikipedia page
*pixartheory.com
*Jon Negroni blog post
*Radio Times watch order
==References==
Category:Pixar
Category:Fan Theories
The Place of Our Legacy

The Place of Our Legacy (TPOOL) was a Star Wars TPM and Stargate SG-1 fanfiction archive.
Description from Stay On Target: 
Description from The Fic Closet: "Upkept by the wonderful Sarah Gower, this page has lots of fabulous stories, both for Stargate and Star Wars."Diebin. The Fic Closet - Links. (Accessed 26 December 2015)
The site was hosted by Squidge.org. 
File:Legac.gif|linking banner, seen at Jedi Discipline
==Webrings==
The archive was the homepage of The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Ring and The Stargate SG-1 Fanfiction Ring, the Sci-Fi Connections Web Ring, the Science Fiction Creators webring, The Television FanFic Webring, The Place of Our Legacy Webring, the Star Wars Fanfic Ring, The Phantom Menace Fanfiction Webring, the Phantom Menace Web Ring, Episode One's Star Wars Webring, The Star Wars Chicks Webring, The Star Wars Prequel Ring, the Stargate SG-1 Fandom Ring, the Servants of Stargate webring, and the Stargate SG-9 Webring. 
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives 
Category:Stargate SG-1 Archives
Category:1999
Category:2000
Category:Squidge.org
The Places Fandom Dwells: A Cautionary Tale

The Places Fandom Dwells: A Cautionary Tale is a tumblr essay written by mizstorge. It is an attempt to bring fandom history context to tumblr users, many of whom were new to fandom, about the issues of fandom censorship. The essay compares and contrasts the mass removals of accounts and blogs on the Livejournal platform in 2007 to tumblr's removal of "adult" blogs in 2013. It also briefly touches on Dreamwidth's more fan positive response when faced with similar censorship pressures. And last, it includes an extensive list of sources and links detailing the events. 
 
As of 13 June 2015, the post had 3,959 notes.
As of 6 June 2016, the post had 9,843 notes.
As of 3 August 2024, the post had 16,175 notes.
==Excerpts==
The essay goes on to explain that Strikethrough was subsequently followed on 3 August 2007 by another round of blog deletions, this one called Boldthrough by Live Journal users because the affected blog names were set in bold typeface. This time, LiveJournal stated the blog deletions had been enacted in reaction to posted content which violated the social media platform's terms of service. The essay reminds users of social media that everything posted online is ephemeral:
==References==
Category:2014 Meta
Category:Meta on Tumblr
The Plague Dogs

The Plague Dogs is a book by Richard Adams, which was later made into an animated film. It was his third novel, after Watership Down and Shardik
==Canon==
The book introduces two dogs - Rowf and Snitter - who are experimental subjects at an animal testing facility called Animal Research (Scientific and Experimental) [or ARSE]. They escape and try to find a better life. Due to a number of brain surgeries, Snitter is prone to hallucinations and visions. The pair meet up with a fox (The Tod) who helps them survive, until they are hunted down as sheep killers and potentially carrying the bubonic plague. The book is an example of Tuckerization, as Adams wrote in versions of two of his friends, Ronald Lockley and Sir Peter Scott.
The book was made into an animated film in 1982, with a change to the ending.
==Fandom==
=== Fanworks ===
=== External Links ===
The Plague Dogs tag at AO3 (5 stories; doesn't distinguish between the book or the movie and so fics based on either are tagged)
The Plagues Dogs tag at fanfiction.net(3 stories)
category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Animation
The Planet Spock

The Planet Spock was a satirical musical spoof of "Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan" written and performed by members of the fan club, Allies for Star Trek. 
It was written by Melissa Lee, Jean Ann Hodge and Phyliss Sutter.
It debuted at Space Trek #2. 
It was also performed in 1984 and 1985 at some Allies for Star Trek fan gatherings. 
==About==
==The Printed Program==
This skit was unique in that it had a printed program.
Image:planetspock-0.jpg|from the Space Con #2 program book
Image:planetspock-1.jpg|as a separate printed program
Image:planetspock-2.jpg|as a separate printed program
Image:planetspock-3.jpg|as a separate printed program
Image:planetspock-4.jpg|as a separate printed program
==References==
Category:1983 Plays & Skits
Category:Star Trek TOS Plays & Skits
The Planet of the Apes Special Gen Collection

The Planet of the Apes Special Gen Collection is a 178-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines through 2002.
* The Discovery by Fliss Davis (Compadres) #11 
* One Step Closer by P.J.D.R. Ford (Compadres) #11 
* Exactly Like You by P.J.D.R. Ford (Compadres) #13 (crossover with Starsky and Hutch)
* Ripples by Sheila Paulson (Compadres) #22 
* The Opportunist by Peta-Jo Ford (Ouch!) #1 
Category:Planet of the Apes
Category:2002 Zines
The Playboy Science Fiction Convention

The Playboy Science Fiction Convention was a four-day con in New Jersey. 
Cost was $12.00 for four days or $5.00 daily. 
A flyer stated that "Only 4,000 registrations will be sold. Over 950 are gone and this is only the first public announcement! NO DOOR REGISTRATIONS!" This attendance number was almost certainly an over-statement, as by all accounts, the con was sparsely attended.
Scheduled guests were: Nichelle Nichols (featured ST guest), Isaac Asimov, Hal Clement, Stephen Fabian, Walter Gibson, Jacqueline Lichtenberg, Fred Ordway, Frederick Pohl, George O. Smith, Christopher Stasheff, Chris Steinbrunner, Mort Weisinger, Allan Asherman (the MC, spelled incorrectly on the flyer), and the comedy team of Overton & Sullivan.
From a flyer: 
The con had a dealer's room, a costume call, an art show, writing workshops ($5 for two hours), SF research workshop ($5 for two hours), a light and slide show, movies, and an exhibition area.
==Con Report==
==References==
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
The Player

The Player is an American drama television series starring Philip Winchester, Charity Wakefield and Wesley Snipes. It was announced that it would end at nine episodes, instead of the original thirteen.
==Canon==
A former intelligence and FBI officer, who now works as a security expert in Las Vegas, is recruited by mysterious pit boss Mr. Johnson to, based on his tips, try to prevent crimes, while the rich place bets on his chances of success.
===Main Characters===
* Alex Kane, "The Player"
* Cassandra King, the dealer
* Detective Cal Brown, Las Vegas Police Department and Alex's friend
* Mr. Isaiah Johnson, the pit boss
* Virginia "Ginny" Lee, Alex's ex-wife
==Fandom==
The Player's fandom is fairly small, mainly located on Tumblr - reblogging gifs and reviews. YouTube and Archive of Our Own only has a few other fanworks. Since it was announced it would be canceled, fans have been expressing their disappointment on Tumblr and Facebook.
Pairing of Alex/Cassandra (ship name is "KingKane") is fairly popular in the fandom.
==Fanworks==
===Vids===
* Team {1x04} (Alex/Cassandra)
* Radar (Alex/Cassandra)
* Miss Jackson (Cassandra)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Player works at AO3
* Tumblr tags: the player, the player nbc, nbc the player, theplayeredit
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Plays of Star Con Denver

The Plays of Star Con Denver is a 80-page gen compilation of four plays performed at Star Con Denver in 1978, 1979, 1980, and 1981.
There are many interior illos by Stephen M. Clar. 
The zine includes scripts, characters and casts, and a list of props needed.
* Stark Wars (Star Wars) (1)
* Battlestar Galaxative (Battlestar Galactica) (also printed separately) (13)
* Where Nomad Has Gone Before (Star Trek) (31)
* The Mile High Strikes Back (Star Wars) (57)
Image:playsofstarcon1.jpg
Image:playsofstarcon2.jpg|title page for Stark Wars, see that page for more
Image:playsofstarcon5.jpg|title page for Battlestar Galaxative, see that page for more
File:Playsofstarcon12.jpg|sample page from Where Nomad Has Gone Before, see that page for more
File:Playsofstarcon16.jpg|sample page from The Mile High Strikes Back, see that page for more
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Plays & Skits
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1978 Plays & Skits
Category:1979 Plays & Skits
Category:1980 Plays & Skits
Category:1981 Plays & Skits
The Pleasure

The Pleasure is a Kirk/Spock story by Mara-Lyn Cade. 
It was published in the print zine Naked Times #11.
 
==Summary==
"A slavefic, sequel to The Prize detailing the lives of the slave-Kirk and his bonded warrior-mate, Spock."
==Series==
* The Pleasure (in Naked Times #11)
* The Gift (in Naked Times #12) 
* The Legacy (in Naked Times #14)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Pleasure Slaves

The Pleasure Slaves is a Kirk/Spock story by Sara S. Reynolds. 
It was published in the print zine Duet #6, and one of a series of fanworks based on a single illo. It is also online.
Author notes: "Although no mention is made of preparation or the use of lubricants, please assume that the characters do prepare each other adequately, and do use lube." 
 
==Summary==
"Kirk and his crew are captured and taken to Vulcan as slaves where Kirk is forced to perform sexually with the just as reluctant Spock, son to the house leader."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
==References==
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Pledge (Star Trek TOS zine)

The Pledge is a gen anthology of Stonn/T'Pring stories with a focus on their relationship mentioned in The Best of Trek #4. 
From Datazine #28: "Due to unforeseen circumstances I am obliged to take over the publication and have the zine printed in Germany." -- Charlotte Davis
==Issue 1==
The Pledge 1 was published in Jan/Feb 1983. It is a novel written by Charlotte Davis. There is poetry by Karen Hayden and Ann Flegg. The art is by Charlotte Davis.
An ad says this zine was mentioned in The Best of Trek #4.
Chapters:
* Parallel
* The Pledge
* Is Having as Pleasing as Wanting?
* Consequences
* Preliminary
* Understanding
* Incertitude
* Recognition
* Replay
* Decision
* A New Beginning?
* Release, part one
* Release, part two
* And Never Parted
* The Vulcan Match by Karen Hayden (poem?)
* Afterward by Ann Flegg (poem?)
* other poetry following chapters 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, and 13 by Ann Flegg
* other poetry following chapter 14 by Karen Hayden
==Issue 2==
The Pledge -- More Stories was published in 1985 (1989?) and contains 100 pages.
It contains more stories dealing with the Stonn/T'Pring relationship and its development. Some of the stories branch out from stories in the previous issue but the author says that all stories stand on their own. 
The art is by Christine Myers, Robert Jan, Tanjua Klein, Beverly Hale Butt, and Charlotte Davis. 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1980s