Rerun

Rerun is a gen multimedia anthology zine edited by Lorraine Bartlett.
==Regarding Letters of Comment==
The editor stated, in another zine, that any comments she received from fans were passed along to each author.
==Issue 1==
Rerun 1 was published in 1983 and contains 152 pages.
The editor mentions that the original publication date was to be May 1982 ("Ha!")
From the editorial:
Artwork: Signe Landon (front cover), Jean C., Jessie Craig, Ruth Kurz, Ann Larimer, Rhonda Reese, Rob St. John, Lynne Witten (inside back cover), Leah Rosenthal
* Ye Olde Editor Speaketh by Lorraine Bartlett (3)
* TV Guided, poem by Paula Smith (mixed media) (4)
* View from a Window by Brian Gardner ("At the end of the series, the Prisoner was returned to London.") (The Prisoner) (6)
* I Saw Solo Kissing April Dancer, filk by Erika Rausher (The Man from U.N.C.L.E) (16)
* Confessions, filk by Erika Rausher (Man from U.N.C.L.E) (17)
* Kal-El, poem by Robbie Sturm (Superman II) (18)
* Going Back by Linda Brown ("Being human isn’t as much fun as Clark Kent thought it would be.") (Superman II) (19)
* Shadow Dancing, poem by Robbie Sturm (Unknown) (22)
* Ode to the BAD Cats, filk by Laurie Haldeman (B.A.D. Cats) (23)
* THIS IS A TEST. It is only a test.... (trivia) (24)
* Only Child by Lorraine Bartlett ("In the galaxy of Andromeda, Sarah’s disappeared.") (Fourth Doctor) (Doctor Who) (25)
* Eye of Horus, poem by Teresa Sarick (Doctor Who) (56)
* An Extraordinary Encounter by Jude Wilson ("Sarah Jane Smith has a flat tire on the B1416.") (Fifth Doctor) (Doctor Who) (58)
* Renko: A Dramatization, poem by Teresa Sarick (Hill Street Blues) (61)
* Hero, poem by Teresa Sarick (The Greatest American Hero) (64)
* Ralph , poem by Ruth Kurz (Greatest American Hero) (66)
* The Three the Suit Was Meant For by D.C. Black ("Ralph and Pam are getting married.") (Greatest American Hero) (67)
* The Vigil by Robbie Sturm (Conan the Barbarian) (71)
* So Long Beej by Mary Carson (M*A*S*H) (72)
* Then I'll See You in Hell by Lorraine Bartlett ("Han confronts his feelings while awaiting rescue on the snow plains of Hoth.") (Star Wars) (reprinted from Landspeeder) (74)
* Find Your Favorite, word find (80)
* Hello, Marion, poem by Ruth Kurz (Raiders of the Lost Ark) (81)
* Magnum, P.I., A Compendium of Facts by Jude Wilson (Magnum, P.I.) (82)
* The Winds of Iwa by Lorraine Bartlett ("Hurricane Iwa hits the Hawaiian Islands.") (Magnum, P.I.) (88)
* Grey Panthers by Laurie Haldeman ("Being mugged can be deadly. Starsky & Hutch get help from all quarters when they stop a group of senior citizens from taking the law into their own hands.") (Starsky and Hutch) (106)
File:Rerun1-1.jpg|from issue #1, Ann Larimer
File:Rerun1-2.jpg|from issue #1, Ann Larimer
File:Rerun1-3.jpg|from issue #1, Rhonda Reece
File:Rerun1-4.jpg|from issue #1, Leah Rosenthal
File:Rerun1-9.jpg|from issue #1, Jean C., for the story Grey Panthers, Starsky is disguised as an elderly woman
File:Rerun1-5.jpg|from issue #1, Jean C.
File:Rerun1-6.jpg|from issue #1, the You are Receiving this Zine Because page
File:Rerun1-7.jpg|from issue #1, Man from U.N.C.L.E. filk
File:Rerun1-8.jpg|from issue #1, sample poem, illo by Ruth Kurz
File:Rerun1-20.jpg|from issue #1, filk about B.A.D. Cats
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1===
==Issue 2==
Rerun 2 was published in 1984 and is 141 pages long.
Artwork: Karen River (front cover), T.J Burnside, Mary Bloemker, Jessie Craig, Cheryl Duval, Sandy Goodall, Ruth Kurz, Ann Larimer, Wanda Lybarger, Rhonda Reese, Leah Rosenthal, Ann Shelby, Rob St. John
From the editorial: 
After two years of soliciting material for a Doctor Who proposed zine called, "A Stitch in Time," the editor admits that she was never able to collect enough material for a separate zine, and that that content has been printed in this issue of "Rerun."
* From the Editor by Lorraine Bartlett (3)
* Letters of Comment by The Loyal Readers (Any and Every) (5)
* The Dreamer and the Spoil Sport by Karen L. Mitchell (mixed media) (14)
* Daddy Loves You by Valerie DeVries (M*A*S*H) (16)
* Susan's Quest by Karen L. Mitchell (Doctor Who) (23)
* Nursery Rhymes by Karen L. Mitchell (Doctor Who) (25)
* Doctor, Your Eyes by Patrice L. Heyes (Doctor Who) (28)
* Roswell by Jude Wilson ("Benton travels with the Doctor, Harry and Sarah to Roswell, New Mexico, where they encounter a UFO and the U.S. Army. Featuring the fourth Doctor.") (Doctor Who) (30)
* Beyond the Sevateem by Teresa Sarick (Doctor Who) (54)
* Best Friend by Teresa Sarick (Doctor Who) (56)
* Romana's Regeneration Mark II: The Way it Wasn't by Patrice L. Heyes ("What really took place on the TARDIS when Romana regenerated into the form of Princess Astra? Featuring the fourth Doctor.") (Doctor Who) (57)
* When Your Time Runs Out by Teresa Sarick (Doctor Who) (62)
* The Jumper by S. Goodall ("Baretta is confronted with one of the most difficult assignments any police officer must face —- talking someone out of taking their own life.") (Baretta) (64)
* Reunion by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Simon and Simon) (70)
* I Made It, Dad by Jude Wilson ("An epilogue to the fourth-season opening episode "Home From the Sea."") (Magnum, P.I.) (72)
* How Much is that Bantha by Leah Rosenthal (Star Wars) (82)
* Trinity by Patrice L. Heyes (Star Wars) (84)
* Don't Call Us by Darla E. Doxstater ("Han is tired — dead tired -— and the Princess wants him to take on just one more mission.") (Star Wars) (85)
* A Couple of Mavericks by Dougherty/ Rosenthal/Sneed (Star Wars) (88)
* Entombed by Teresa Sarick (Phoenix) (90)
* The Destroyer by Teresa Sarick ("The Earth has been destroyed, and Bennu must flee — but what were his instructions and where will he run to?") (Phoenix) (92)
* Blood Brothers by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Hill Street Blues) (94)
* Goldblum's Journel by Liz Gregory (Hill Street Blues) (95)
* A Shadowy Reflection by Ann Wortham ("Indiana Jones is back teaching classes, but he has a very unusual pupil —- Rene Belloq!") (Raiders of the Lost Ark) (98)
* Silent Knight, Holy Knight by Lorraine Bartlett ("It's Christmas, and Michael is late for the Foundation's annual banquet when KITT suggests a shortcut — a lonely stretch of canyon road. KITT's electrical systems short-circuit and the lights go out for both of them.") (Knight Rider) (102)
* TV Misguide by Anne Tenna (mixed media) (141)
File:Rerun2-1.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Hill Street Blues art by Ruth Kurz
File:Rerun2-2.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Phoenix art by Ann Larimer
File:Rerun2-3.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Wanda Lybarger
File:Rerun2-4.jpg|inside page from issue #2, M*A*S*H art by Rhonda Reece
File:Rerun2-6.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Doctor Who filk
File:Rerun2-7.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Ruth Kurz
File:Rerun2-8.jpg|inside page from issue #2, You are Receiving this Zine Because
File:Rerun2-10.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Ann Larimer
File:Rerun2-11.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Magnum P.I. by Ann Shelby
File:Rerun2-12.jpg|inside page from issue #2, Knightrider art by T.J. Burnside
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2===
==Issue 3==
Rerun 3 was published in 1985 and contains 122 pages.
The art is by Karen River (front cover), Guy Brownlee, Kathy Costello, Dani, Ann Lairmer, Mary Otten, Diane Roe, Leah Rosenthal, and Laura Virgil.
From the editorial: 
* Dear ReRun Readers by Lorraine Bartlett (Any and Every) (3)
* Letters of Comment by The Loyal Readers (Any and Every) (5)
* A Last Farewell by Diane Roe (Star Wars) (16)
* Night Watch by Christine Jeffords ("Driving a darkened highway proves disastrous for A.J., and an angry Janet blames newly arrived Rick for the accident.") (Simon and Simon) (18) (reprinted in The Brothers File)
* CBS Thursday Night, filk to the tune of Elton John's "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting," by Cathy Woldow & Sally Smith (29)
* Where We Going, poem by Teresa Sarick (Simon and Simon) (30)
* The Way It Is, poem by Teresa Sarick (Simon and Simon) (31)
* Private Eyes, filk to the tune of "Private Eyes" by Hall and Oates, by Sally Smith and Cathy Woldow (multifandom) (32)
* Like Father, Like... by Guy Clayton Brownlee (Remington Steele) (34)
* The Mysterious Mr. Steele by Liz Gregory (Remington Steele) (35)
* Second Chance by Liz Gregory (Superman) (36)
* The Spy Who Loved Me, poem by Dani (General Hospital) (38)
* High Calibre Characters, puzzle by C.S Jenkins (Media) (39)
* For Now and Forever by Teresa Sarick (St. Elsewhere) (41)
* Roll Call, 7 a.m., poem by Teresa Sarick (Hill Street Blues) (48)
* Elegy of Love, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Hill Street Blues) (49)
* Conversation by Lorraine Bartlett (Eddie and the Cruisers) (50)
* Prisoner, poem by James Crawford (The Prisoner) (54)
* Commercial Pursuit, trivia quiz by Patti Heyes (55)
* The Wall by Susan M. Garrett ("One by one the A-Team, Michael Knight, Magnum, T.C. and Rick, and Stringfellow Hawke visit the Wall (the Vietnam War Memorial) in Washington, D.C. to confront their pasts.") (A-Team, Knight Rider, Magnum, P.I., Airwolf) (56)
* Memorial, poem by Sally Smith (Magnum, P.I.) (71)
* Remembering by Jude Wilson (Magnum, P.I.) (72)
* Aftermath by Lorraine Bartlett ("Harry Sullivan and Sarah Jane Smith console each other in the aftermath of the Doctor's departure from their lives, and find they have a lot more in common than they thought." From the editorial: "A few words about my own story, AFTERMATH. Printed herein is the PG version of the story. Yes, I realize the ending of the second scene is a cop out, but this isn't BLUE GUARDIAN, after all.") (Doctor Who) (73)
* The Trek III Calypso, filk to the tune of the Banana Boat Song, by Karen L. Mitchell (Star Trek) (82)
* Triune Conjunction and Gefling, two poems by James Crawford (The Dark Crystal) (84)
* Famous Last Words and Lost: Mogwai, two poems by Karen L. Mitchell (Gremlins) (85)
* The Perspective Raid by Linda Knights ("Having captured Moffitt and Tully, Dietrich uses them to bait a trap for Troy and Hitchcock.") (Rat Patrol) (86) (reprinted in The G-2 Files #12 and Rat Patrol Compiled)
* answers to High Calibre Characters (100)
* And Leave No Trace, poem by Teresa Sarick (Kung Fu) (102)
* TV Misguide 2 by Anne Tenna and Crudith Grist (Media) (103)
* Indiana Jones, poem by Bad Company (Indiana Jones) (104)
* Anything Goes, poem by Karen L. Mitchell (Indiana Jones) (105)
* Spectre of the Past by Ann Wortham ("Dr. Jones and two graduate students travel to the jungles of South America to find a lost Chavan temple, but instead Indy confronts a deadly spectre from his past.") (Indiana Jones) (106)
* In the Good Old Rerun Time, poem by C.S. Jenkins (Media) (122)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (123)
File:Rerun3-1.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Diane Roe (Star Wars)
File:Rerun3-2.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Ann Larimer (Simon and Simon)
File:Rerun3-3.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Dani (multi)
File:Rerun3-4.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Kathy Costello (St. Elsewhere)
File:Rerun3-5.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Ann Larimer (St. Elsewhere)
File:Rerun3-6.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Dani (Star Trek)
File:Rerun3-7.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Laura Virgil (Indiana Jones)
File:Rerun3-8.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Laura Virgil (Indiana Jones)
File:Rerun3-9.jpg|inside page from issue #3, Laura Virgil (Indiana Jones)
File:Rerun3-10.jpg|inside page from issue #3, You Are Receiving This Zine Because
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 3===
==Issue 4==
Rerun 4 was published in 1986 and is 166 pages long. It had a print run of 500 copies.
The art is by Karen River (front cover), Sheryl Adsit, T.J. Burnside, Dani, Ruth Kurz, Ann Larimer, Pat Loomis, Wanda Lybarger, Marty Otten, Leah Rosenthal (back cover), Doranna Shiner, Ronnie Silverstein, and Annita Smith.
* The Editor Speaks by Lorraine Bartlett (Any and Every) (3)
* Letters of Comment by The Loyal Readers (5)
* Your Announcer, poem referencing [Don Pardo] by Teresa Sarick (multi) (17)
* A Brush With Disaster, by Leah Rosenthal (multi) (18)
* The First Time Again by Annita Smith ("There's a big burn on the living room rug, and 8-year old Marty McFly decides to run away from home.") (Back to the Future) (20)
* D-O-C-T-O-R, filk to the tune of "Christmas," by Karen L. Mitchell (Doctor Who) (30
* Not Really T.V. Guide by N.D. Jones (Rat Patrol) (31))
* The Old Scores to Settle Raid by Ann Wortham ("Injured during a special mission, Hitch is rescued by a mysterious woman who may not have his best interests at heart.") (Rat Patrol) (32)
* Flamebird, poem by Teresa Sarick (Phoenix) (45)
* Miami Vice, poem by Teresa Sarick (Miami Vice) (46)
* So Long Best Friend, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Simon and Simon) (47)
* Hello, Paz, poem by Jean Thrower (Simon and Simon) (48)
* Grieving, poem by Jean Thrower (Simon and Simon) (49)
* Two Detectives Too Many by Jane Leavell ("The Simons return from the sea and run into the RIPTIDE crew in King Harbor. Then Marlowe and Boz are kidnapped, leaving the rest of the guys to solve the case.") (Simon and Simon/Riptide) (50)
* Empty Space, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Riptide) (65)
* The Marshal, poem by Teresa Sarick (McCloud) (66)
* Beach Thoughts, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Hardcastle and McCormick) (67)
* Deja Vu by Lizabeth S. Tucker ("Mark panics when Milt must go into the hospital for a prostate test. Written before the episode DO NOT GO GENTLE aired.") (Hardcastle and McCormick) (68
* Mark, poem by Lin Thompson (Hardcastle and McCormick) (75)
* Intermezzo by Paula M. Block ("Being a slave to duty is definitely no fun for young Frederick, and the Pirate King plans to keep it that way.") (Pirates of Penzance) (76)
* Partners, poem by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Hunter) (83)
* Steele Reflections, poem by Annita Smith (Remington Steele) (84)
* Fire and Steele, poem by Teresa Sarick (Remington Steele) (85)
* art portfolio of media characters as imagined in other original art aka Art Imitation: artists are Ann Larimer, Karen River, Wanda Lybarger, Dani, Doranna Shiner
* Of Red Lights and Greensleeves by M.D. Bloemker ("Bogg and Jeffrey pop up at a 15th century Fete just in time to avert a hanging and croon a tune.)" (Voyagers!) (97)
* Chasin' Shadows by Ann Larimer (Shadow Chasers) (104)
* Star Trek Filks by Karen L. Mitchell (Star Trek) (105)
** Vulcan Thoughts on Mount Seleya, to the tune of Top of the World
** On Top of Seleya, to the tune of On Top of Old Smokey
** Hikuru, to the tune of Edelweiss
** Thanks, Harve!, to the tune of We Love You, Conrad!
* Amadaddy, parody, script format, a play that is a fusion of Star Wars and Amadeus by Paula M. Block (Star Wars/Amadeus) (108)
* Songs for a Slow Afternoon at Jabbas, filk to the tune of I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover, by Cool Han Luke (Star Wars) (112)
* A Date With Destiny by Paula M. Block ("On the moon of Endor members of the Rebellion are celebrating, but Luke can't get into the party mood as he contemplates his past and his future and the hand that fate has dealt him.") (Star Wars) (114
* Archangel, poem by Teresa Sarick (Airwolf) (123)
* For the Sake of a Lady by Doranna Shiner ("Caitlin's good intentions lead Dom and Hawke into danger, when she involves them all in the aid of a damsel in distress.") (Airwolf) (124)
* Stereo Scenario by Sheryl Adsit ("Ralph and Bill have more than just a meeting of the minds when they try to stop a high-tech thief from stealing a valuable new microchip.") (The Greatest American Hero) (148)
* In Llanfairfach, poem by Teresa Sarick (Doctor Who) (157)
* The Auld Lang Syne Affair by Jackie Paciello "(It's just another assignment for Napoleon and Illya, but terrorists are out to make it their final affair.") (The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (158)
* I Don't Need Another Fandom, filk to the tune of "We Don't Need Another Hero" by Tina Turner, by Leah Rosenthal (Various) (166)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (167)
File:Rerun4-1.jpg|from issue #4, "Why is Jerry Lewis on the cover of "Rerun #2?"
File:Rerun4-2.jpg|from issue #4, Ann Larimer (announcer voice, references [ Don Pardo])
File:Rerun4-3.jpg|from issue #4, Pam Loomis (Doctor Who)
File:Rerun4-4.jpg|from issue #4, Mary Otten (Rat Patrol)
File:Rerun4-5.jpg|from issue #4, Wanda Lybarger (Star Wars)
File:Rerun4-6.jpg|from issue #4, T.J. Burnside (Simon and Simon)
File:Rerun4-7.jpg|from issue #4, Ann Larimer (Riptide)
File:Rerun4-8.jpg|from issue #4, Dani (Hardcastle and McCormick)
File:Rerun4-9.jpg|from issue #4, Karen River (Kevin Kline in The Pirates of Penzance)
File:Rerun4-10.jpg|from issue #4, Annita Smith (Remington Steele)
File:Rerun4-11.jpg|from issue #4, Wanda Lybarger (from the art imitation portfolio, Darth Vader [The Blue Boy])
File:Rerun4-12.jpg|from issue #4, Karen River (from the art imitation portfolio, Darth Vader's stuff a la [The Persistence of Memory], Star Wars)
File:Rerun4-13.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Dani, (from the art imitation portfolio, Weird Al and Star Wars: "Sigh... Much accordion in him... Like his father, mmm?")
File:Rerun4-14.jpg|from issue #4, filks
File:Rerun4-15.jpg|from issue #4, Karen River (Star Wars/Amadeus)
File:Rerun4-16.jpg|from issue #4, (Star Wars/Amadeus)
File:Rerun4-17.jpg|from issue #4, Karen River (Star Wars/Amadeus)
File:Rerun4-18.jpg|from issue #4, Karen River (Star Wars)
File:Rerun4-19.jpg|from issue #4, Doranna Shiner (Airwolf)
File:Rerun4-20.jpg|from issue #4, Wanda Lybarger: (Star Wars and a riff on Scooby Doo: "The Traitor Revealed: I sensed there was something fishy about him...")
File:Rerun4-21.jpg|inside page from issue #4, Ronnie Silverstein (Greatest American Hero)
==Issue 5==
Rerun 5 was originally published in 1987 and in two volumes.
The first volume was 162 pages and included, "The Never Say Die Affair," "The No-Win Scenario," "The Blind Faith Raid," and "Dueling Egos."
The second volume was 148 pages and contained the remainder of the current combined volume.
* The No-Win Scenario by Jane Leavell ("Protecting a famous scientist from kidnappers was had enough, hut now Ralph Hinkley and Bill Maxwell must deal with the Hulk as well.") (Greatest American Hero/Incredible Hulk) (14
* TV Teams We'd Like to See by Cool Han Luke (Multimedia) (32)
* Twilight by Teresa Sarick (The Twilight Zone) (33)
* Anne Tenna's Episode Guide by Anne Tenna (Star Trek (TOS)) (33)
* McCoy's Odyssey by Karen L. Mitchell (Star Trek (TOS)) (35)
* Khan's Revenge by Karen L. Mitchell (Star Trek (TOS)) (36)
* Paradox by Mary G.T. Webber (Star Trek (TOS)) (38)
* Starship Enterprise's Clan by Anne Tenna & Kay Bull (Star Trek (TOS)) (41)
* The Blind Faith Raid by Carol Jenkins ("Tully feels responsible when a jeep battery explodes in Moffitt's face.") (Rat Patrol) (42)
* Starbuck's Lullabye by Laurie Haldeman (Battlestar Galactica) (59)
* Proctor Mouse by Guy Clayton Brownlee ("Proctor Mouse and his companion, Katrina J., must battle to save the universe (and the Curious Bookshop) from Feagin DeSaade and his evil Derricks.") (Doctor Who) (60)
* Gauda Prime, a Circle of Poems by Mary G.T. Webber (Blake's 7) (76)
* The Loner by Sue-Anne Hartwick (The Professionals) (92)
* Dueling Egos by Jane Leavell ("Robin Masters' parties are always memorable, but with the Hulk as a gatecrasher anything could happen.") (Magnum, P.I./Dynasty/Incredible Hulk) (93)
* The Never Say Die Affair by Jan Lindner & Connie Faddis ("Napoleon is dead — or so Illya thought. Is it possible that somehow he's still alive? Or is Illya being tricked by a very convincing THRUSH agent?") (Man from UNCLE) (112
* The Miami Gambler by C.S. Jenkins (Miami Vice) (166)
* Decisions by Doranna Shiner ("A mission to pick up the wife of a dead FIRM agent, goes disastrously wrong, and becomes a struggle for life or death for Hawke.") (Airwolf) (168)
* The New Airwolf: a Review by SuzAnne Grenci (New Airwolf) (192)
* Airgoof by Cool Han Luke ("Will Strangefellow Hawke find his long-lost brother, or will Tail-Spin remain an MIA — MISSING IN AIRGOOF?") (Airwolf) (193)
* Fire and Rain by C.R. Faddis ("With Hawke injured in an explosion, Caitlin and Jo Santini must rescue St. John from mercenaries. An alternate universe version of the new Airwolf.") (Airwolf) (197)
* Little Debbie by Anne Tenna & Kay Bull (Commercial) (224)
* Haiku for an F-14 by Sheryl Adsit (Top Gun) (225)
* Couples We'd Like to See by Cool Han Luke (Multimedia) 225)
* Shadow Man by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Stingray) (236)
* Alison by Elaine Batterby (Stingray) (237)
* Knight Drive by Jane Leavell ("Sparks fly when Mark McCormick and Michael Knight find themselves working on the same case—but is one of them a murderer?") (Knight Rider/Hardcastle and McCormick) (242)
* No Matter Where You Go, There You Are by C.R. Faddis ("Mark must pay the price when a vengeful ex-con targets the judge.") (Hardcastle and McCormick) (260)
* All in the Family by Cool Han Luke (Multimedia) (312)
* Artwork: Karen River (front cover), Guy Brownlee, Dani, Connie Faddis, Ann Larimer, Mary Otten, Lee Shackleford (back cover), Doranna Shiner, Frank Solomon, Sheryl Adsit, Pam Loomis, Anne Malcolm
==Issue 6==
Rerun 6 was published in 1988 and is 168 pages long. It won the 1988 Fan Q for Best Media Zine.
* Department of Weird, Wonderful, and Useless Information by Lorraine Bartlett Any and Every (3)
* Letters of Comment by The Loyal Readers (Any and Every and Then Some) (5)
* Fans Just Wanna Have Fun by J. Ruth Dempsey (16)
* The Monkees' U.N.C.L.E by Sheryl Adsit ("Neil Diamond has a new song for the pop group, but why are the men from UNCLE tailing them?") (Monkees/The Man from U.N.C.L.E) (17)
* Please Buy Me Dove by Ray Darr (Commercial) (33)
* Jaime and the Gypsies by Jane Leavell ("Rudy Wells is missing somewhere in France, and with Steve Austin on assignment, there's only one person Oscar Goldman can trust to find the missing scientist.") (Bionic Woman) (34)
* Spies 'R' Us by Susan M. Garrett (Media) (54)
* A Sense of Honor by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Stingray) (58)
* The Wait by Karen J. Stewart ("Ray takes a serious look at his life—and possible death—after being exposed to deadly smallpox.") ) (Stingray) (59)
* There are No Small Cases by Marcia Brin ("Benny the Rat is murdered, and Spikings takes delight in dumping the case on his favorite Yank.") (Dempsey and Makepeace) (62)
* Fanzine Writer, filk? by Karen J. Stewart (Star Trek) (77)
* Amanda's Last Farewell by Karen L. Mitchell (Star Trek) (78)
* Soul of a Nude Machine by Karen J. Stewart ("Tasha Yar is incredibly embarrassed after the Tsiolkovsky virus subsides—and who should show up at her cabin but the one 'person' she doesn't want to see.") (Star Trek: TNG) (79)
* He's Always Standing There by Tenna, Bull, Darr (Star Trek: TNG) (83)
* And It Must Follow by Patrice L. Heyes ("The Q have left Riker with a lot to think about.") (Star Trek: TNG) (84)
* Incredibly Bad Data Jokes by Tenna, Bull, Darr (Star Trek: TNG) (89)
* Hit My Honda by Anne Tenna and Ray Darr (Commercial) (90)
* What a Difference a Word Makes by Jan Lindner (Airwolf) (91)
* ReRun 6 Studio by Some Unscrupulous Soul (Any and Every) (92
* Play It Again, Murphy by Karen L. Mitchell (Remington Steele) (101)
* Addison and Steele by Roberta Rogow ("Jennifer and Jonathan Hart throw the party of the season — but the fun ends when one of their guests turns up very dead.") (Moonlighting, Remington Steele, Hardcastle & McCormick, Hunter, Hart to Hart, and Murder, She Wrote) (102)
* Steele Writing Limericks by Karen L. Mitchell (Remington Steele) (135)
* To Catherine by Jackie Paciello (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (136)
* Vincent by Lindsay Thompson (Beauty and the Beast) (137)
* A Place Among the Shadows by Jackie Paciello ("Vincent has the chance of a lifetime — freedom above ground—but will Catherine choose to spend her life with him?") (Beauty and the Beast) (139)
Artwork:
* Karen River (front cover), Dani, Ann Larimer (back cover), Anne Malcolm, Rhonda Reese, Lee Shackleford, Doranna Shiner, Ronnie Silverstein, Frank Solomon
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 6===
==Issue 7==
Rerun 7 was published in May 1989 and contains 164 pages. 
It was the winner of a 1990 Fan Q for Best Multimedia Zine.
The art is by Ann Larimer, Jean Kluge ("Riker the Rogue" online here ), Rhonda Reese, Karen River, Doranna Shiner, Marty Siegrist, Frank Solomon, and Rita Terrell. 
* Editorial by Lorraine Bartlett (3)
* Mixed Media Heart by Ruth Dempsey (5)
* Rio de Sombre by Sheila Paulson ("Dom blames Archangel, when Hawke is missing and presumed dead after a Contra-aide escapade in Nicaragua.") (Airwolf) (6)
* The Wall by Shannon (Magnum, P.I.) (18)
* Mr. Dead by Ray Darr (Mr. Ed) (19)
* Survival by Doranna Shiner ("Heiress Sharon Rakes finds herself in a frightening situation when she’s abducted and imprisoned on a farm in the middle of nowhere.") (MacGyver) (20)
* For Ladies Only by J. Ruth Dempsey (39)
* The Return of the Hunter by Jane Leavell ("Steve Austin suspects something fishy when three scientists in the LA area disappear within hours of each other.") (Riptide/Six Million Dollar Man/Man From Atlantis) (40)
* Last Message Beyond by Shannon (V) (68)
* True Confessions by J. Ruth Dempsey (69)
* Freedom Fighter by Tashery Shannon (Blake's 7) (70)
* The ReRun Gallery by Some Unscrupulous Soul (multifandom) (72)
* The Fickle Fan by Susan M. Garrett (Star Trek: TNG) (83)
* A Secret Farewell by Sue-Anne Hartwick (Star Trek: TNG) (84)
* Incredibly Bad Q Jokes by Anne Tenna and Kay Bull (Star Trek: TNG) (86)
* A Silly Klingon Filksong by Mac (Star Trek: TNG) (87)
* Limited Parameters by P.L. Heyes (Star Trek: TNG) (88)
* A Wedding? by Marcia Brin (Bonanza) (90)
* Crossroads by Lorraine Bartlett ("Kate’s unexpected pregnancy has a sobering effect on her TV star husband’s life.") (Pulaski, the T.V. Detective) (91)
* Red Herring by Susan M. Garrett ("Jonathan and Benny are asked to give speeches in the Soviet Union.") (Shadow Chasers) (102)
* Food for Thought by Roberta Rogow ("Catherine Chandler’s visit to Tattinger’s turns out to be more than she bargained") (Beauty and the Beast/Tattingers) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (143)
* Wheels of Fire by Anne Collins Smith (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (150)
* Friday Night's Dream by Lindsay Thompson ("Narcissa seeks out Catherine to give her a very special gift.") (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (152)
* Cheaperoni, filk by Anne Tenna and Ray Darr "Kay Bull" was listed as a co-author, which was an error. The editor explained in the next issue: "Due to some confusion last issue, Kay Bull was inadvertently given credit for a filk co-authored by Ray Darr. Somehow announcing this now sounds a little silly, especially when these are all pseudonyms anyway but let's give credit where credit is due!" (162)
* The Joe Isuzu Song, filk by Anne Collins Smith (163)
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 7===
==Issue 8==
Rerun 8 was published in 1990 and contains 150 pages. 
 
The art is by Karen River, Jean Kluge, David Lawrence, James McNair, Emily Penfield, Rhonda Reese, Leah Rosenthal, Carol Salemi, Doranna Shiner (reprinted later as the cover of MacGyverisms #1), Marty Siegrist, and Frank Solomon.
The original print run was 350.
This zine was the winner of the Fan Q for best media zine.
From the editorial: 
Also from the editorial: 
* Behind the Eightball by Lorraine Bartlett (multifandom) (3)
* Repeat by Jane Leavell ("When Dr. Rudy Wells heads for Washington to deliver a top-secret biochemical concoction, he finds himself kidnapped not once, not twice, but SEVEN times in the span of three hours!! ("Honest, Jane promises this is her last Rudy-gets-kidnapped story!!") ($6 Million Dollar Man(sort of), Man from UNCLE, Jonny Quest, Knight Rider, Misfits of Science, Beans Baxter, Get Smart) (5)
* Musings over a Corpse, poem by Marcia Brin (Blake's 7) (18)
* Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Georgetown by Barbara Mater ("The lure of a free meal nets Jonathan MacKensie more than he bargained for when he's regressed to a previous life that's all too real when he's promptly -— and painfully -— thrown in Nottingham Castle's dungeon.") (Robin of Sherwood/Shadow Chasers) (20)
* Paper Training by Marcia Brin (Doctor Who) (36)
* Requiem by Sara Arnold ("Spring cleaning becomes a state of mind and more when the Doctor and "Adric" have their final argument.") (Doctor Who) (39)
* Pas de Deux, poem by Stephanie Davis (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (44)
* Betwixt and Between, poem by Stephanie Davis (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (45)
* Diana, poem by Lindsay Thompson (Beauty and the Beast) (reprinted in Above and Below's Dreamscapes) (47)
* Sunset of My Dreams by Loretta J. Bryce ("Vincent and Catherine part, both thinking it's for the last time...but is it really?") (Beauty and the Beast) (49)
* Lesson Learned by Sheryl Adsit (“Confusion reigns when Sam leaps into the body of an unconscious accident victim, and it looks like he was meant to help the boy die.") (Quantum Leap) (55)
* TV Misguide by Anne Tenna (multifandom)) (65)
* The ReRun Galley by Some Unscrupulous Soul (multifandom) (66)
* Married With Aliens by Esmeralda Strangemother aka Barbara Mater ("All the dirty socks in Chicago have gone missing, and that means a trip to the laundromat for the Bundy family, where they meet more than just aliens!) (Married... with Children/War of the Worlds) (77)
* Border Shadows by Jane Leavell (With relentless reporter Jack McGee hot on his trail, David Banner heads to Mexico where he hopes to find experimental drugs to help alliviate his "condition." Instead, he finds La Bruja, who promises him her own brand of cure.") (Incredible Hulk) 85
* Disruptive Influence by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek) (106)
* Raw Data by Lorraine Bartlett (Star Trek: TNG) (117)
* Pinocchio by Marcia Brin (Star Trek: TNG) (120)
* Picard's Song, poem by Marcia Brin (Star Trek: TNG) (122)
* Visions by [[Doranna Shiner[[ ("Commander Riker thinks he's seeing things while negotiating with a new race of beings.") (Star Trek: TNG) (123)
* Co-stars We'd Like to See by Anne Tenna and Co. (multifandom) (150)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because
 
Image:rerun8-1.jpg|from issue #8, Karen River
Image:rerun8-2.jpg|from issue #8 
Image:rerun8-3.jpg|from issue #8, Rhonda Reece
Image:rerun8-4.jpg|from issue #8, Emily Penfield
Image:rerun8-5.jpg|from issue #8, Emily Penfield
Image:rerun8-6.jpg|from issue #8, Leah Rosenthal
Image:rerun8-7.jpg|from issue #8, Carol Salemi
Image:rerun8-9.jpg|from issue #8, David Lawrence
Image:rerun8-13.jpg|from issue #8, Marty Siegrist, titled "Bob & June & Will & Data" 
Image:rerun8-10.jpg|from issue #8, Karen River
Image:rerun8-11.jpg|from issue #8, Jean Kluge, titled "The Suitor"
Image:rerun8-12.jpg|from issue #8, not credited
Image:rerun8-14.jpg|from issue #8, Marty Siegrist (reprinted from Art Forum #3) 
Image:rerun8-15.jpg|from issue #8, Emily Penfield
Image:rerun8-16.jpg|from issue #8, Karen River
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 8===
==Issue 9==
Rerun 9 was published in 1991 and contains 161 pages.
* Twin Peeks by The Editors (Any and All) (3)
* Last Will and Testament [offline] by Anne C. Malcolm ("All those years ago, the Robinson Family disappeared in the first deep space mission that launched in the late 20th century. Two centuries-plus later the USS Enterprise discovers what happened to that noble pioneer family.") (Star Trek/Lost in Space) (4)
* You Only Live Twice by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek) (19)
* Green Acres Ain't the Place to Be by Jane Leavell (Star Trek/Green Acres) (26)
* Sea and Stars by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek: TNG) (42)
* Return to Another Place by Karen J. Stewart (Twin Peaks) (43)
* Something in Common by Marcia Brin (Media) (46)
* Two-Timing Women by Jane Leavell (Bionic Woman/Riptide) (50)
* Paranoid Fan by Lynn Tucker (Media) (79)
* The ReRun Gallery by Some Unscrupulous Soul (Media) (80)
* The Visit by Lindsay Thompson (Beauty and the Beast) (89)
* Gone Too Fur by Leah Rosenthal and Ann Wortham (Beauty and the Beast) (93)
* A Rose By Any Other Name by Stephanie Davis (Beauty and the Beast) (97)
* To Thine Own Self by Doranna Durgin Shiner (MacGyver) (reprinted in MacGyverisms #3) (113
* Mac and the Mouse by Shannon O'Connor (MacGyver) (135)
* Man in the Mirror by Shannon O'Connor (“Sam gets the shock of his life when he leaps into bed with an attractive college professor and finds that though he’s back in his own body, he’s not really ‘home.’”) (Quantum Leap) (141)
* Artwork: Karen River (front cover, Stephanie Davis, Doranna Durgin, Jim McNair (inside back cover), Melody Rondeau (back cover), Carol Salemi, Marty Siegrist, Bobbi Jo Simons, Frank Solomon
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 9===
==Issue 10==
Rerun 10 was published in May 1992 and is 136 pages long. The artwork: Karen River (front cover), Doranna Durgin, Jim McNair, Melody Rondeau (back cover), Bobbi Jo Simons, Frank Solomon (inside back cover).
This zine has sporadic bits of red used in some illos. This may be stylistic, or may be a way to reduce zine piracy; if it is the latter, it predates the the 1993 piracy discussion by a year.
From the editorial: 
* Welcome by Lorianne Barlett (Any and Every) (3)
* Scarlet Inside by Anne Collins Smith (Robin of Sherwood) (5)
* The Road Goes Ever On by Marcia Brin (Robin of Sherwood) (6)
* Variations on a Theme ("The following vignettes were a result of a group writing project. We chose a well-loved ST quote ("He's dead, Jim."), set a timer for 20 minutes, and went to work. Obviously, they've been polished for publication, but here are the results nonetheless.") (11)
** Twilight Zone by Sara Arnold (Star Trek) (11)
** Not Again by Doranna Durgin (Star Trek) (12)
** A Nocturnal Interlude by Lorraine Bartlett (Star Trek) (14)
** He's Dead, Jim by Micheal Ruff (Star Trek) (17)
* Incredibly Bad Borg Jokes by Anne Tenna and Kay Bull (Star Trek: TNG) (18)
* Natural Selection, poem by Yvonne-Lorraine Hein (Star Trek: TNG) (19)
* Spot On by Yvonne-Lorraine Hein (Star Trek: TNG) ("A series of observations from the Ship Cat's Log.") (20)
* Blood Brothers, poem by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek: TNG) (22)
* Echoes by Doranna Durgin (MacGyver) (26)
* Faces, poem by Kim Bennett (MacGyver) (56)
* A Time To Heal by Shannon O'Connor (MacGyver) (58)
* Alone, poem by Morey Hamill (Alien Nation) (78)
* The Lion and the Virgin by Stephanie Davis (Beauty and the Beast) (80)
* Curses by Jane Leavell (Incredible Hulk/Beauty and the Beast/Friday the 13th: The Series) (96)
* Science Fiction Convention: The Game by Jim McNair (129)
* August 8th by Lindsey Thompson (“It’s Sam’s birthday--his first since leaping--and he doesn’t even know it.”) (Quantum Leap) (130)
* Romance, Romance by Sara Arnold (“Al’s got a problem, but is Sam the person to talk to about it?”) (Quantum Leap) (133)
* You Are Receiving This Zine Because (137)
File:rerun10-1.jpg|inside page from issue #10, An example of the sporadic bits of red used in some illos. This may be stylistic, or may be a way to reduce zine piracy; if it is the latter, it predates the the 1993 piracy discussion by a year.
File:rerun10-2.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Doranna Durgin
File:rerun10-3.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Bobbi Jo Simons: a tribute to The Great Bird of the Galaxy
File:rerun10-4.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Doranna Durgin
File:rerun10-5.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Doranna Durgin
File:rerun10-6.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Bobbi Jo Simons
File:rerun10-7.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Bobbi Jo Simons
File:rerun10-8.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Bobbi Jo Simons
File:rerun10-9.jpg|inside page from issue #10, Jim McNair
File:rerun10-10.jpg|inside page from issue #10, You Are Receiving This Zine
==Issue 11==
Rerun 11 was published in 1993 and contains 118 pages..
* Howdy by Lorraine Bartlett (Any and Every) (3)
* Rerun 10 Letters of Comment by The Loyal Reader (Any and Every and Then Some) (4)
* The Bionic Woman Affair by Jane Leavell (Bionic Woman/Airwolf) (10)
* A Dark and Stormy Fandom by E. Micheal Whitmore (Media) (33)
* An Infestation of Time Lords by Dennis Hein (Doctor Who) (34)
* Farewell by E. Micheal Whitmore II (Doctor Who) (36)
* Vincent's Lament by Donna A. Klein (Beauty and the Beast) (40)
* Sweet Dreams by Linda Parker (Beauty and the Beast) (41)
* Reality Check by Kim Bennett (Roseanne) (44)
* The Incredible Night Stalker by Jane Leavell (Incredible Hulk/Night Stalker) (49)
* Gillian's Earth by E. Micheal Whitmore II (Star Trek IV) (57)
* Picard's Lionfish On... by Jim McNair Brown (Star Trek: TNG) (58)
* Trek 'Toons by Jim McNair (Star Trek: TNG/Star Trek: DS9) (60)
* On The Promenade by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek: DS9) (62)
* Secrets of the Human Heart by Karen J. Stewart (Crying Game) (63)
* Another Dark and Stormy Fandom by E. Micheal Whitmore II (Media) (69)
* Drowning Sorrows by Sara Arnold (“When a forbidden memory surfaces during a leap, Sam and other project members must deal with the consequences.”) (Quantum Leap) (70)
* Channel Surfin' Safari by B. Mater and P. Robinson (Media) (89)
* Blurred Image by Lorraine Bartlett (“It’s a real gender bender for Sam when he leaps into a transsexual facing harassment in a small mid-west town.”) (Quantum Leap) (90)
* Artwork: Karen River (front cover), Jim McNair, Melody Rondeau (inside back cover), Lee Shackleford (back cover), Bobbi Jo Simon, Frank Soloman
===Reactions and Reviews: Issue 11===
==Issue 12==
Rerun 12 published in 1994 and is 158 pages long.
* Editorial by Lorraine Bartlett (Any and Every) (3)
* Letters of Comment by The Loyal Readers (Various) (4)
* Deception by Rose Swicegood (Fugitive) (10)
* Dr. Who and the First Philosopher by Anne Collins Smith (Doctor Who) (34)
* Tried to Have You by Anne Collins Smith (Star Trek: TNG) (47)
* The Shapeshifter's March by Dennis Hein (Star Trek: DS9) (50)
* Incredibly Bad Odo Jokes by Anne Tenna (Star Trek: DS9) (51)
* DS9-3K by Dennis and Yvonne Hein (Star Trek: DS9) (52)
* This Little Piggy [offline] by Anne C. Malcolm ("McGarrett's retirement is pending and Honore Vashon wants to give him a permanent send off and Kono plays a big part in his plan.") (Hawaii 5-0) (54)
* No Good Deed by Karen Pauli (MacGyver) (83)
* Last of the Really Great Mohicans by Ruth deVree (“Sam’s leaps are supposed to help - but all he can do is hinder MacGyver on a rescue mission gone bad.”) (MacGyver/Quantum Leap) (98)
* The Wizard of Space and Time by Janice E. Kurth (“Can Sam prevent one of the most promising British mathematicians and physicists of the 20th century from committing suicide - and with his help, find a way to leap home?”) (Quantum Leap) (114)
* Dance with a Deceiver by Janice E. Kurth ("Sam leaps into Soviet Georgia as Nikolai Rostov. But Nikolai isn’t the Russian Businessman he appears to be and Sam must learn who Nikolai really is and why he’s so interested in a young American singer.") (Quantum Leap) (123)
* Quantum Canine by Jane Leavell (“Leaping into a chimpanzee was embarrassing enough, but now Sam is a stray guide dog snared by a young man. Can he avoid fire hydrants long enough to get the dog to its rightful owner?") (Quantum Leap) (136)
* Artwork: Karen River (front cover, Karen Pauli, Melody Rondeau, Lee Eric Shackeford (back cover), Bobbi Jo Simons, Frank Soloman
==References==
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