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Timeline of Starsky & Hutch Fandom

Below is a timeline of Starsky & Hutch fandom from 1975 to 2012.
[Note: suggested history to add: fandom's reactions to the show, Fan Campaigns, first fanzines published (slash and gen), first conventions, other major milestones such as going online, archives, lending library, publication of other fanworks, first fanvids, move from analog to digital vidding, move to mailing lists, move to Livejournal). For an example of a Timeline from a similar fandom see The Professionals Fandom Timeline.]
==1975==
==1976==
==1977==
* first issue of Zebra Three published
==1978==
==1979==
* the first run of the show goes off the air
* S and H, first Starsky & Hutch letterzine published
* the first Zebracon is held
==1980==
* The Rose, a very early vid
* Forever Autumn, first Starsky & Hutch zine published
==1981==
* Code 7 #1, first US slash zine published
==1982==
* Strokes, the slash zine with the controversial story Surrender by Paula Smith published
==1983==
==1984==
==1985==
* September: The Paul Muni Special
* Encore Award
==1986==
==1987==
* First SHareCon_(Starsky_and_Hutch_convention) held in Baltimore, MD
==1988==
==1989==
* Lifeline, Sweet Charity-focused zine published
==1990==
* Reunion_Con held at the Bonaventure Hotel in Los Angelese
==1991==
==1992==
==1993==
==1994==
==1995==
* first online archive, see The Starsky & Hutch Archive
==1996==
* VenicePlace, first Starsky & Hutch slash mailing list begun
* Starsky & Hutch Basics created by K. Hanna Korossy
==1997==
==1998==
==1999==
* The Pits, mailing list begun
==2000==
* first SHareCon by Flamingo
* first Torino Awards
* Loveofmeandthee mailing list begun
==2001==
* first Zedcon
* the show is re-broadcast on TNN, sparking renewed interest by fans (note: this date is a good guess, please revise)
==2002==
* Bay City Bash
* Me and Thee Archive begun
* Bay City Library begun
==2003==
* Paula Wilshe Awards begin
* Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources
==2004==
* the Starsky & Hutch movie came out, sparking a renewed interest with some fans
* the DVDs of the first and second season were released in March and July, respectively
==2005==
* first Cabrillo Con
* the third season is released on DVD in March
==2006==
* SlaSHies
* The Starsky & Hutch Roundup
* the fourth season was released in the US in October; for many fans, this was the first time they'd seen it
==2007==
* A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium created
==2008==
* Tagging Bay City created
==2009==
* last Torino Awards
==2010==
* VegaSH Con
* Flamingo's second archive begins: Starsky & Hutch Archive
==2011==
==2012==
* Me and Thee Archive goes offline
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Starsky & Hutch Fandom
Timeline of Xena: Warrior Princess Fandom

Timeline of Xena: Warrior Princess Fandom
==Timeline==
===January 1995===
* Hercules: The Legendary Journeys (the series) debuts on U.S. television.
===February 1995===
* Hercules NetForum debuts
* Lawless appears as the character "Lyla" on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
===March 1995===
* "Xena" first appears on Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, she later returns as this character in May 1995 episodes, as well as in 1997 and 1998 eps
===September 1995===
* Xena: Warrior Princess debuts on U.S. television.
* Carol Burrell launches the first fan web site, "Xena at Logomancy."
===October 1995===
* Xena NetForum debuts.
* GONEGRA starts the first Xena chat (AOL chat in the Lawless room).
===November 1995===
* Alt.tv.xena newsgroup created.
===December 1995===
* Arbiter begins the first Xena: Warrior Princess mailing list, known as "Xena"
===January 1996===
* Artemis launches her web site.
* Fans pick the name "Xenite" for themselves during online vote.
* IRC chats begin
===March 1996===
* Arbiter starts second Xena: Warrior Princess mailing list, "Xenaverse"
* Kym Taborn's Xena Media Review (XMR) premieres. This predates Whoosh!.
* Lucy Lawless' first message to her fans is posted online.
===April 1996===
* Technical problems with the server force "Xenaverse" to shut down.
===May 1996===
* A new version of Xenaverse, "XenaVerse," is launched by Spikus and Penth.
* Arbiter shuts down his original "Xena" list.
* Sandi-J launches the "Herc-Xena" mailing list.
* The International Association of Xena Studies (IAXS) established.
* Kym Taborn's This Week In Xena News begins.
===June 1996===
* Tom Simpson starts Tom's Xena Page.
* Venator starts a new moderated mailing list, "Chakram."
* Kym Taborn and Tricia Murphy's IAXS Webpage goes online.
===June 1997===
* "The first recorded attempt at a true ÜberXena in the Xenaverse was a non-web posted never completed serial short story called "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" by Miss and Aisa, which was released on a private mailing list in early June 1997." What is this... Über? 
===January 1998===
* "Hercules and Xena - The Animated Movie: The Battle for Mount Olympus" (animate movie) is released, Lawless does the voice of "Xena"
===June 2001===
* the last episode of Xena airs
===MORE NEEDED!===
==Resources==
* A Cyber History of the Online Xena Community: Part I -- September 1995 To June 1996
==References==
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess
Xena: Warrior Princess Fandom
Timelines (Star Trek: TNG zine)

Timelines is a gen Star Trek: TNG anthology of fiction and analysis. It was published four times a year.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Timelines 2 was published in 1993 or before and contains 26 pages.
""Borg Origin"- Where do they come from? Who were they before they became the Borg? Find out in this installment. Art by Kurt Wilcken. "Crazy Bone"- What happens when a runaway space station is used as a thrill ride? Review of "Crazy Bone" by Rita Farkas included."
==Issue 3==
Timelines 3 was published in December 1993.
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
Timelines (Star Trek: TOS story)

Timelines is a Kirk/Spock story by A.T. Bush. In it, Kirk timetravels to Ancient Vulcan.
 
It was published in the print zine T'hy'la #8.
 
==Excerpt==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
 
===2000===
===2004===
==References==
 
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Timelines (Voltron zine)

Timelines is a zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom. It includes 20+ illustrations and 9 written works. The cover art is by Lavender. 
== About ==
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
addislillywoo, aetherlogic, alicia-does-art, ayychico, cccastor, djsadbean,
eatyourgrapes, foxyjoy-art, ifellfromtheskies, jeaniniart, lavenderdreamer13, legendarydesvender, lilienwolf, lumellon, meteorysh, mikahfricz-art, monkeyhazard, never2late2smile, paperwan, pitchgold, rainlikestars, r-i-v-e-r, scottish-kitty, shinguuji, siyah9628, xblackpaladin, yuka-liptus
=== Writers ===
abrandnewheart,  @ashtonswendylady, bluethepaladin,  @geckoholic, goshikiyunwrites,  interdictedink, jade-clover,  lieutenantshirogane, macklemoreover,  madkingray,  magical-merlance, memswrites,  oldmythos,  @pinevillagegirl, @punkshiro, revasnaslan,  saltyshiro, whitepeachpidge,  wolfsan11
== Charity ==
Category:Charity Zines 
Category:Voltron ZinesCategory:2018 Zines
Timelord (Doctor Who zine)

Timelord is a gen 48-page Doctor Who fiction anthology. 
The art is by Susan Moore.
==From the Zine==
==Contents==
* Introducing... The Controller, fiction by Linda Williams (3)
* The Mind-Clusters, fiction by Linda Williams (8)
* Galactic Brain-Teasers, quiz by Barbara Kitson (26)
* The Muncles of Medic, story by Linda Williams (27)
* quiz answers, club addresses (47)
 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Times

Times is a Doctor Who newsletter issued by the Legion of Rassilon, a Doctor Who fan club out of California who were responsible for Timecon. 
These newsletters were published in the mid-1980s and issued monthly. The issues include things like discussions of then upcoming episodes, commentaries, and convention information. Each issue is about 8 pages long (originally folded in half).
A 1990 issue states that: "The LEGION OF RASSILON is a member of the DOCTOR WHO SUPPORT GROUP and the Lionheart club -- THE FRIENDS OF THE DOCTOR, and exchanges newsletters with other DOCTOR WHO and BLAKE'S 7 fan clubs."
==V.7 N. 6==
Times v.7 n.6 was published in June 1990 and contains 8 pages. It has the subtitle "It's bigger on the inside than it is on the outside."
* club meeting schedule
* an ad for some club t-shirts
* schedule of when Doctor Who airs on the television channel KTEH
* there is a submission request for a third issue of Behind the Blue Door
* this issue contains "Comic Strip of Rassilon" by Nancy Niemeyer
* a blurb for The International Audience Alliance for Patrick Stewart
* a flyer for Timecon 1990
* some ads for comic book stores
* an essay by a fan named Joe Medina called In the Company of Wolves; the topic was new, immature fans who over-ran the last convention he was at
* there is info about Star Trek: The Next Generation first season reruns being run on television
* convention info/schedule for media cons, Creation Con, a comics con, science fiction cons
* info about the fan campaign to bring back Beauty and the Beast: "Vincent Lives! Yes, "Beauty and the Beast" is not dead. If not renewed, at least it's in remission! It has been announced that the already produced episodes (including the three not aired by CBS) will be picked up by the Family Cable Channel, for broadcast starting in September. They plan to show two episodes a week back-to-back on either Mondays or Fridays. VCR alert!... [snipped]... Please send your cards and letters as soon as you can, so that CBS knows that there is still interest in this series. Remember, be polite, cneise and supportive!"
* fans are encouraged to support Alien Nation: "George Nas Matt Less Kay Vots S/Ieema Rof Rankel: For those of you who have been living in a cave, the above is in Tenctonese, which is the language often heard on the Fox Network series, "Alien Nation". Watch the reruns while you can, because it looks as if this superb (!) series will be canceled along with a number of other fantasy and Sci-Fi TV series, such as "War of the Worlds" and "Friday the 13th". There may be a chance to save "Alien Nation" tho'. Although Fox Broadcasting has canceled the show (on a cliffhanger!). Fox Studios (a separate entity) has expressed interest in picking up production."
 
Category:Club Zines
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Times Change

Times Change is a Star Trek Lost in Space 84-page crossover by Jeanne Elizabeth McGrew. Art by Cindy Barnard and Yvonne Bowhay.
 
 
==Summary==
From an ad in The New Monthly: "A crossover novel in which the Jupiter II is rescued by the Enterprise and is caught in the Trek adventures, until Kirk and company return the Robinson clan to Alpha Centauri. Certain experiences in both crews' pasts play havoc in this 'Lost in Space' romp. Find out what happens to all your favorite characters in this final chapter." 
==Foreword==
==Sample Interior Gallery==
Image:timeschange1.jpg| Yvonne Bowhay
Image:timeschange2.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange3.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange4.jpg| Yvonne Bowhay 
Image:timeschange5.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange6.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange7.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange8.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange9.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange10.jpg| Cindy Barnard
Image:timeschange11.jpg| Cindy Barnard
File:Timeschange12.jpg| sample text
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel ZinesCategory:Lost in Space
Category:1992 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Times Like These

Times Like These is an completed Oliver Queen/Felicity Smoak fanfic story by anthfan.
==Summary==
A man from Felicity's past she never thought she'd see again suddenly appears in Starling City, bringing with him memories she'd rather keep forgotten, and a new threat.
Main Characters:
* Felicity Smoak
* Oliver Queen
* John Diggle
* Nathan "Nate" Samuels - OC created for the fic (and the man from Felicity's past in the summary)
* Quentin Lance
Minor Characters are Felicity's mother, Thea Queen, Moira Queen, and Roy Harper.
Tropes are: Someone From The Past, Stalker, and Kidnapping.
It originally contained two parts: part one, the original story and part two which is titled "Times Like These-Seven Days Without Her", which is Oliver-POV of Felicity kidnapping (after Chapter 20). It consisted of five chapters. Anthfan later combined both stories.
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
Timeshift (Star Trek: TOS zine)

Timeshift is a 72-page gen Star Trek: TOS novel by Florence Butler. It is offset and has no interior art.
From Datazine #38: "With his crew, Kirk is summoned to earth's 27th century, to a Federation wracked by an extra-galactic menace. To save the galaxy, Kirk undertakes a bizarre journey while Spock gains forbidden knowledge which presages surprising events in his life. McCoy glimpses a love that can never be, and other officers are caught up in the social and technolgial changes of their own distant future." 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1985 Zines
Timespan

Timespan is a 60-page multifandom zine by James Keane. 
* The Saga of Jharal by James Keane (features two Jedi's, pre-ANH) (6 pages)
* other unknown content
==Its Place in Star Wars Zine History==
The first Star Wars zines:
* Hyper Space (fiction and non-fiction) ties with The Force (non-fiction) as the first zines with a focus of Star Wars. Both zines were published in June 1977.
* Warped Space #26/27, a multimedia zine published in July 1977, had a Star Wars cover, the artist was Gordon Carleton. In August 1977, "Warped Space" #28 had the first Star Wars story in a multimedia zine. Moonbeam #1/2 also contains an early story that was published in November 1977.
* Come Wars, a 1977 (month unknown) 16-page sexually explicit gay/slash comic by Sean
* Timespan, a 1977 (month unknown) included "The Saga of Jharal" a story about two Jedi's, pre-ANH
* Moonbeam #3 (focus of Star Wars fiction and art) The editor of "Moonbeam" says: "I believed for almost 30 years that it was in fact the first primarily Star Wars fiction fanzine, but I recently learned that Skywalker, the exceptional Star Wars zine edited by Bev Clark, was in fact first by a couple of weeks. Ah well. I was still one of the first, and probably the first on the East Coast..".Actually, according to the dates on the zines themselves, "Moonbeam" was first; perhaps there was an understood wiggle-room with the distribution? and the letterzine, Alderaan, a letterzine with a Star Wars focus, were both published in February 1978.
* Against the Sith (Star Wars fiction and non-fiction) and Skywalker (Star Wars fiction) were both published in April 1978. From Nancy Duncan in "Against the Sith's" editorial: "We know of two other SW zines so far, Hyperspace .... and Skywalker." This statement is contradicted in December 1985 by the editor of "Skywalker," Bev Clark, in comments to Southern Enclave #10: "AGAINST THE SITH came out a few weeks before SKYWALKER, no more than six. Neither was the first SW fanzine, exactly. The very first fanzine was a small, poorly produced effort out of Long Beach, called THE FORCE; it was more like a traditional SF fanzine in that it didn't have much fiction. It was also what is bluntly called in SF fandom, a crudzine. The first fanzine to print all SW fiction, though admittedly as a single issue of a fanzine that was not devoted to SW to the exclusion of all else, was MOONBEAM 3, which came out in the late fall of 1977 or the early spring of 1978 before either AGAINST THE SITH or SKYWALKER, at any rate. SKYWALKER was certainly in preparation by then, however, it began in September, 1977." It appears that either Bev Clark is mis-remembering the date of her own fanzine's publication, or there is a difference of opinion about what constitutes the "beginning" of a zine, and that perhaps Clark is referring to when she first started collecting material, rather to when the zine was available to fans. 
==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Timesprite

Timesprite, also known as Nique, is a fanwriter and fansite/archivist.
==Archives/Fansites owned==
* 1407 Greymalkin Lane, an X-Men archive
* Chain Reaction, a Domino fansite
* King's Labyrinth, a Labyrinth author fanfiction page
* Turing System, a ReBoot archive
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Fanartists
Timestamp

A timestamp is a drabble, ficlet or other short story written about some specific time before, during, or after an episode or other story.Fanfiction Terminolgy by Moonbeam's Predilections It is similar to but not necessarily a missing scene. 
The term is not exclusive to any fandom but is particularly common in Supernatural fan spaces.
==Fannish Links==
*Timestamp tag on AO3
*episodic_supernatural Dreamwidth community
==References==
Category:Supernatural Fandom Glossary
Category:Supernatural Tropes & Genres
Timestorm

Timestorm is a K/S story by Mergwin. 
It was published in Charisma #13.
 
==Summary==
"Kirk is lost in the Vulcan desert and dreams, or not, that he is thrown into Vulcanʼs past where he meets another Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
===1991===
===1992===
===1993===
 
===1994===
===2003===
==References==
Category:1991 Fanfiction‎
Timetalk

Timetalk (Time Talk) is a Doctor Who zine edited by Andrew Lynch. 
 
There were at least nine issues.
==A Fan Comments==
"Dot matrix typesetting, book reviews, fanfic, press clippings... everything that made fanzines good. The teenage me was so excited by it that I foolishly launched my own fanzine." comments by Paul Kennedy at Facebook, 2014 
==Issue 1==
Time Talk 1 was published in May 1987. 
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
Timetalk 3 was published in 1987.
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
Timetalk 3 was published in March 1989.
==References==
Category:1980s
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Timetrap

Timetrap is a 107-page gen Space: 1999 novel by Patricia Brimer, Stephen Eramo, Sharon Anne Hutchinson, & Darlene Palenik.
Palenik appears to be the main writer.
==Summary==
 
Summary from an ad in Alpha Newsletter #11: "Featuring ALINC (Alien Communications Investigations Coorporation) a stalwart band of time travelers who, while on a mission to Earth's past, come to the rescue of Alan Carter, caught up in the Salem witchhunts of 1692. James Naradie, Eve Matheson, Carla West, and Stephanie Ingersoll race against time to rescue Alan Carter from the superstitions and frightened villagers who have branded Alan a witch and have sentenced him to die!" 
==The Main Author's Preface==
==Sample Interior==
File:Timetrap1.jpg|Mary Bloemker
File:Timetrap2.jpg|sample text
File:Timetrap3.jpg|Wendy Serbonich
File:Timetrap4.jpg|Wendy Serbonich
File:Timetrap5.jpg|Mary Bloemker
File:Timetrap6.jpg|Wendy Serbonich
File:Timetrap7.jpg|Mary Bloemker
File:Timetrap8.jpg|Mary Bloemker
File:Timetrap9.jpg|Mary Bloemker
File:Timetrap10.jpg|Steven Eramo
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1977 Zines
Category:Novel Zines
Timewalker

Timewalker is a gen multimedia, emphasis on Doctor Who, anthology of fiction, articles, and art. There are at least two issues.
==Issue 1==
Timewalker 1 was published in 1986.
==Issue 2==
Timewalker 2 was published in 1986.
Image:timewalker1.jpg|cover of issue #1
Image:timewalker2.jpg|cover of issue #2
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Timmy & Tommy Nook

Timmy Nook and Tommy Nook, also known as the Nooklings, are twin tanuki characters in the Animal Crossing series.
Although Timmy and Tommy are frequently referred to as Tom Nook's nephews, Animal Crossing: Wild World establishes that they are not related to him by blood. In later games, villagers report that Tom Nook had found the Nooklings as orphans and adopted them.Jon Bitner at The Gamer. Animal Crossing: New Horizons - Timmy & Tommy Are NOT Related To Tom Nook, 09 April 2020.
==Fandom==
As with the fandom as a whole, fluff and gen fanworks are common, often featuring the Nooks as a happy family. The family focus is also popular in Tom Nook/Redd works.
Timmy and Tommy also somewhat commonly appear in sexually explicit fanworks, usually for kink or shock purposes.For example, explicit Timmy/Tommy artwork by Japanese Twitter user @marimo1899 (マンモスまりも on Pixiv) received hundreds of retweets and thousands of likes each before his account was suspended: See example archive.today captures (NSFW).User @forgotten_fresh on Twitter replied to an explicit Timmy or Tommy drawing, you were all waiting for it to happen... by @sofgutis (NSFW): "I love the huge influx of nookling art to trigger antis," to which the artist replied "Y E P this is literally the only reason why i actually drew this." (Posted 10 April 2020). This is often incest with each other or Tom Nook. There is some debate as to whether the two should be considered underage.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* happy birthday to the best uncle by kiku070 — Timmy, Tommy, and Tom Nook family fluff (May 2020)
* babysitting by atoriv — Tommy, Timmy, and Redd (May 2020)
* The reason why there is a 20% handling fee at the drop-off box by bunnberrycake — Timmy and Tommy in their role as New Horizons shopkeepers (January 2021)
* Baby Nooks by kurawastaken — Timmy and Tommy gijinka (May 2020)
* by crr960 — Timmy and Tommy in maid uniforms (May 2020)
* 早く薄い本くれー！ [Archived] by marimo1899 — NSFW series of Timmy/Tommy(/Tom Nook) sketches. (March 2020)
* by Agrestecest — NSFW The Villager/Timmy/Tommy (March 2020)
* by MelJellow — NSFW Timmy/Tommy mutual masturbation (April 2020)
* desgustaaang, ewwwww [Archived] by LilPryvii — Timmy/Tommy kemonomimi. Full NSFW art locked on Privatter; artist's Twitter now suspended. (April 2020)
==External Links==
* Mamekichi | Timmy Nook and Tsubukichi | Tommy Nook at Archive of Our Own
* Timmy and Tommy character filters at FanFiction.Net
* Nooklings tag at Tumblr
* Timmy and Tommy on Nookipedia
==References==
Category:Animal Crossing Characters
Timmy or "Star Trek: The Rock Opera"

Timmy or "Star Trek: The Rock Opera" is a zine that contains the words to a skit by Michelle Perry and Bill Hupe.
The skit is a Star Trek version of Tommy by The Who.
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Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Plays & Skits
Category:1988 Zines
Category:1988 Plays & Skits
Timon

Timon, aka Timon Berkowitz, is a well known character from the universe of The Lion King. He's a meerkat, and one half of an iconic duo with the character of Pumbaa.
==Canon==
His surname is revealed to be Berkowitz in an episode of Timon & Pumbaa.
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fanworks===
====Gallery====
Category:The Lion King Characters
Timothy A. Weaver Star Trek Collection

The Timothy A. Weaver Star Trek Collection is a 36-box collection of Star Trek zines, convention materials, and other ephemera donated to the University of Texas Libraries Special Collections by Timothy A. Weaver.
As of 2019, it was only partially processed.
 
==Similar Collections==
For similar archives at TAMU, see Texas A&M Cushing Library Fanzine Collection.
For similar archives at Iowa, see University of Iowa Fanzine Archives.
==References==
Category:Print Zine Archives
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:2010s Archives
Category:2020s Archives
Timothy Zahn

Timothy Zahn is an science fiction author best known for his Star Wars tie-in novels in both the Expanded Universe and Legends continuities. He is the creator of fan favorites Grand Admiral Thrawn and Mara Jade, and his novel Heir to the Empire is widely credit for jump-starting the fandom in the lull following the release of Return of the Jedi. 
==Writing Philosophy==
From a 2008 interview:
==Fan Comments==
===1993===
==References==
Category:People 
Category:Science Fiction Authors 
Category:Star Wars Legends
Category:Star Wars: Expanded Universe