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The Fall of Doctor Who

The Fall of Doctor Who is a video essay by Jay Exci focused on criticism of the Chibnall era of the TV series Doctor Who, specifically the ones that had aired at the time: Series 11 and 12. 
The video was spread around the fandom, and is well known for being over five hours long. Reception was mixed, with many agreeing with much of the points made, some disagreeing with them, and some dismissing the video solely based on its length, or the exaggerated title.
Much of the criticisms are common ones among the fandom, from broader criticisms - such as a perceived lack of personality traits in the companions - to more specific examples - such as the Eiffel Tower scene in Spyfall Part 2. Other criticisms were more novel, such as towards Demons of the Punjab, an episode usually seen positively.
==Format==
In part due to its long length, the video is split up into different sections:
Introduction
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##Casting and Context
##The Woman Who Fell To Earth
##The Ghost Monument
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##Figuring Out the Fam
##Why Demons of the Punjab is Genius
##Comparisons in Characterisation
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##The Battle of Ranskor Av Kolos
##How the Era Handles Theme
##The Doctor's Always Right
##The Core of the Doctor
##An Arc was Attempted
##A Character Assassinated
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##Series's 12 Rising Action
##An Untimely Child
##The Timeless Child Arc Moving Forward
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##Some Genuine Hope
Outro
==Points Made==
The video analysed much of the Chibnall era so far up that point, including the 
*Characterisation - and the inconsistencies - of Thirteen and the Fam.
*The representation of POC, disabled folk etc
*Thirteen's morality
*The show's change in politics
==Following Video==
A few months later, in July of the same year, Jay uploaded a second video titled I Made a 5 Hour Video Essay... There was Backlash that addressed some of the responses she got to the initial video.
Category:Doctor Who Vids
Category:2021 Meta
The Fall of Fandom Etiquette and the Rise of the Ship War

The Fall of Fandom Etiquette and the Rise of the Ship War is a 2018 essay by Clare McBride at SyfyWire.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* ship wars
* the first recorded reference to HMS Harmony was on a August 9, 2003 post from Mad Eye Mike on MuggleNet’s Chamber of Secrets forums 
* the Harmonians
* the importance of, and a link, to an interview: "On July 16, 2005, immediately following the release of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, MuggleNet’s Emerson Spartz and the Leaky Cauldron’s Melissa Anelli met with Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling in her Edinburgh, Scotland, home for an exclusive interview." See: EXCLUSIVE 2005 INTERVIEW
* a link to What's So Funny 'Bout Peace, Love, and Understanding, an August 8, 2005 Harmonian rant
* ship wars as a zero sum game
* Harry Potter, due to its size and influence, was a gateway to an entire generation of fans, and what happened there greatly influences fandom today
* weaponizing Twitter and Tumblr
* Leaky Cauldron, Fiction Alley, Sugar Quill
==Excerpts==
==Responses==
===On Tumblr===
Most fan reactions to the article were positive or appreciative.
One BBC Sherlock fan responded with relief:
Some fans shared memories of the conflicts cited in the article, or added other examples and reference points:
And some fans expressed surprise:
Fans weren't the only people to respond to the article. Writer Maggie Stiefvater reblogged a link to the article on her Tumblr, and added a comment:
Reblogging Stiefvater's post, a fan added:
==References==
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Harry Potter Meta
Category:Meta on FansitesCategory:Fandom Wars
The Fall of the House of Sheppard

The Fall of the House of Sheppard is a John/Rodney fic by saffronhouse.
It was written for the 2008 SGA Big Bang.
==Summary==
"John Sheppard's strange inheritance has drawn Dr. Rodney McKay across two galaxies and back again. Now Dr. McKay must survive the dark forces at work in the Sheppard house to save the man he loves!"
==Comments at the Big Bang==
* page 1; archive link page 1
* page 2; archive link page 2
* page 3; archive link page 3
 
==Comments Elsewhere ==
===Unknown Date===
===2010===
===2011===
===2012===
===2015=== 
 
===2017===
 
==References==
Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Fall of the Tower of Pizza

The Fall of the Tower of Pizza (Russian: Падение Пиццеанской Башни), titled The Leaning Tower of Pizza in English, is a Pizza Tower con skit written by Zach Grubultz and performed by Psychocircle on July 16th, 2023 at Tanibata, a media convention in Rostov-on-Don, Rostov Oblast, Russia. A professional recording of the skit with English subtitles was posted to Youtube on August 9th, 2023. The play's narrative is a loose adaptation of the plot of Pizza Tower.
== Synopsis ==
At Peppino's Pizzeria, restaurant owner and chef Peppino Spaghetti laments the decline of his business, attributing the decline to "Tasty Tower", a recently-opened competing restaurant operated by Pizzahead. Peppino receives a letter from Pizzahead offering to collaborate, but Peppino refuses the offer. Later, Pizzahead contacts Peppino via television broadcast, and informs him that he intends to destroy his restaurant with a laser by dawn due to his refusal to collaborate. Enraged, Peppino heads to Tasty Tower to stop Pizzahead's plot.
At Tasty Tower, with the assistance of his coworker Gustavo, Peppino makes his way through the tower, fighting and defeating five of Pizzahead's employees: Pepperman, The Vigilante, The Noise, Noisette, and Fake Peppino. He then reaches the top of the tower, destroys the laser device, and confronts Pizzahead. Pizzahead taunts Peppino, then calls upon the employees that Peppino previously fought to fight Peppino again. Peppino fights the employees and knocks out Pizzahead.
After the fight with Pizzahead, Gustavo informs Peppino that Tasty Tower has begun to collapse. With Peppino's assistance, the cast flees the tower. Afterwards, Gustavo suggests that Peppino hire Pizzahead's now-former employees, to which the employees agree to.
== Reception ==
The Fall of the Tower of Pizza first came to the attention of the wider Pizza Tower fandom from a Twitter thread posted on July 16th by KetDarkDragon, a popular fanartist in the Pizza Tower fandom. KetDarkDragon's initial tweet received around 600 retweets and 3,500 likes.https://twitter.com/KetArtDragon/status/1680704684426682369 Many fans in responses to the thread expressed interest in seeing a recording of the skit. In the replies to some tweets, Zach Grubltz stated that a professional recording would be uploaded.
On August 9th, 2023, a recording of the skit was posted on Youtube by Setsuna Mudo (also known as FokusnikD). The recording was subsequently posted on social media sites by both fans and the official Twitter account for the Pizza Tower developers, with the developer's tweet receiving around 400 retweets and 2,000 likes.https://twitter.com/PizzaTowergame/status/1690116912431140865 
== References ==
Category:2023 Plays & Skits
Category:Pizza Tower
Category:Russian-Speaking Fandom
The Fallen: A Batman Fanfiction Archive

The Fallen: A Batman Fanfiction Archive was a multi-author fanfiction and fan art archive in Batman fandom, hosted on Geocities. It contained 36 stories by 10 contributing authors, and 2 pieces of fan art. It was active during the early 2000s, the last update being in 2005. It has also included Oddly Occupied Telephone Booths, a small Superman archive. 
thumb|left|upright=2.0|Screen capture of home page
==Authors==
*Bat Chick
*Brancher
*Cinoflex
*DarkLady
*DragonLady
*J.D.
*Jatona
*Lady Fighter
*Lady Wayne
*Lynne and Lurker
*Prodigette
*Random
*Sydni 6.4
==Artists==
*J.N.
==Affiliates==
*Tragically Beautiful
*Modern Ganymede
Category:Batman Beyond
Category:Batman Websites
Category:Slash Archives
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
The Fallen Angel (painting)

The Fallen Angel is an 1847 painting by French artist Alexandre Cabanel. It depicts Lucifer immediately after he was cast out of heaven, reclining nude on stony ground amidst brambles with his raised right arm partially covering his face and a single, angry tear-drop falling from his eye.
== Fanart==
ASoIaF/Game of Thrones
* Aemond house of the dragon by rosaqua (Aemond, 2023)
Baldur's Gate
* by 1U-U1 (Astarion, 2023)
* by Astrid28mm (Astarion, 2023)
* by DaydreamersOddities (Astarion, 2023)
*by DINOxDRAWS (Astarion, 2023)
*Astarion, the fallen one by Anato Finnstark (Astarion, 2023)
* by gothbogsy (Astarion, 2023)
* by katsuaart (Astarion, 2023)
* by Kikino_Kokoro (Astarion, 2023)
* by Minorshyngou_lol (Astarion, 2023)
* by MitsuneTheKitsune (Astarion, 2023)
* by NocArtsnGames (Astarion, 2023)
* by pxales (Astarion, 2023)
* by shuploc (Astarion, 2023)
Blue Lock
* Reo Mikage - Blue Lock by seis-art (Reo Mikage, 2023)
Dragon Age
* The Rebel God by TrashedBarbie (Solas)
Elden Ring
* fallen from grace by dovahcaine (The Tarnished)
Total Drama
* by total-twilight-drama (Lightning, 2023)
==Gallery==
File:Sasha Waybright by KonanSaurus.jpg|Amphibia fanart by KonanSaurus featuring Sasha Waybright (2021).
File:Hawks by RoamingSonder.jpg|Boku no Hero Academia fanart by RoamingSonder with Hawks ‎(2002).
File:The Fallen Angel byOnemanshowoff.jpg|Cult of the Lamb fanart by Onemanshowoff with Narinder (2023).
File:The Fallen Kryptonian by PinkeyDigital.jpg|DC Comics fanart by PinkeyDigital with Superman (2021).
File:Fallen Tiefling by Gunderstank.jpg|A transmasc tiefling OC by gunderstank (2022).
File:Arisen God by neonUFO.jpg|JoJo's Bizarre Adventure fanart by neonUFO with Dio Brando (2022).
File:Morgana Fallen Angel by Sarah Tamy.jpg|League of Legends fanart by Sarah Tamy featuring Morgana (2019).
File:The Fallen Hero by GlitchArtTV.jpg|Legend of Zelda fanart by GlitchArtTV with Link (2023).
File:Nimona by Proterios.jpg|Nimona fanart by Proterios with the titular character (2023).
File:Fallen Warden by Kadejo.jpg|Shadow of the Colossus fanart by Kadejo with Wander (2022).
File:Fallen Seeker by Saturn-115.jpg|Transformers fanart by Saturn-115 with Starscream (2021).
File:Fallen Angel by Pie-Crust.jpg|ULTRAKILL fanart by Pie-Crust with Gabriel (2023).
Category:Fine Art
The Fallen Angel Saga

The Fallen Angel Saga is an series of Hanson fanfics written by Shelly and Bet Stepenaski. Originally hosted on their site, with at least six stories planned, the series eventually moved to Masterpiece of Hanson.
The series portrays Hanson and a group of original characters as angels embodying different personality traits. While there is romance in the story, the religious aspects are always at the forefront, as noted by the authors here:
Another unique aspect of the series was that each chapter featured illustrations by Bet Stepenaski.
==Awards==
The Fallen Angel Saga was nominated for awards in the Dreamer Awards and Hanspirational Fan Fiction Awards.
Category:2000s
The Familiar

The Familiar is a Harry/Snape slash story by Resonant.
Summary: A potion goes awry.
Alina (sutlers) created a graphic novel adaptation of the story around 2005–2006.a.ttention d.eficit d.eliberations - The Familiar, archived 29 October 2005 by the Wayback Machine. Callili posted a German translation in 2013.
==Outtakes and Sequel==
* Outtake from "The Familiar" by Resonant
* Another outtake from "The Familiar" by Resonant
* Wellspring, anniversary sequel
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Family Archives

The Family Archives is owned by A.j to host all of her Batman related fanfiction archives (similar in the way comicfic.net does), although it later started to include other authors pages showcasing other fandoms as well.
==Websites Archived==
* B/Side - B. Cavis collected fanfiction works.
* Birds of a Feather - The oldest archive of Babs/Dick fanfiction on the internet. 
* Chain Reaction - Domino fansite maintained by Timesprite. 
* Craptastic Icons - A.j's icons. 
* Literati Wannabe - Christi's collected fanfiction works. 
* Melyanna's Multimedia - multimedia works of Melyanna. 
* Themed Response - A Tim Drake/Cassandra Cain fanfiction archive. 
* The Peach Tree - A.j's personal website.
* Yellow on Black - Batman/Black Canary archive. 
==References==
Category:Batman Websites
The Family Business

The Family Business is a series of three digest-sized gen Supernatural fiction zines.
The fiction is by H.T. Marie
==Issue 1==
The Family Business 1 was published in September 2007 and contains 203 pages. The front cover is by Folger's Crystals.
* You Gotta Have Faith (1)
* Heartbeat (26)
* Magic Bullet (33)
* Silence (50)
==Issue 2==
The Family Business 2 was published in September 2008 and contains 176 pages. The front cover is by Folger's Crystals.
* The Last Boy Scout (1)
* Wild Child (40)
==Issue 3==
The Family Business 3 was published in 2009 and contains 166 pages. The front cover is by Folger's Crystals.
* Two Letters, Three Words (1)
* Living Out Loud (19)
Category:Supernatural Zines
Category:2000s
The Family Calendar

The Family Calendar is a het 1992 (created in 1991) Beauty and the Beast (TV) calendar by Mary Ellen Nicosia. 
The art is Mary Ellen Nicosia, the poetry on each month was selected & edited by Carolyn Kleinsorge, & the graphics design & layout is by John Kleinsorge.
It is a sister publication of The Special Moments Calendar.
It is online here.
Image:familycalendar.jpg|cover
Image:familycalendarinterior.jpg|an interior page
Category:Poetry
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
Category:1991 Calendars
The Family Series

The Family Series is a set of Sentinel stories by D.L. Witherspoon.
== Series ==
*Shades of Black
*Alone
*Errand of Mercy
*Family Reunion
*Adam's Date
*Moral Dilemma
*Family Visit
*Family Discord
*Where We Belong
*Pains of Power
*Flux
Also see Family Conflict by Dolimir
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Sentinel Fanfiction
The Fan's Little Golden Guide to Throwing Your Own Con

The Fan's Little Golden Guide to Throwing Your Own Con is a Star Trek 27-page booklet that gave detailed advice on how to run a small con. It was written by Paula Smith, Sharon Ferraro-Short and T.J. Burnside. Lori Chapek-Carleton edited and published it. It has a number of small illos which are uncredited, but credited in a 1987 zine catalog as by Jean DeMott.
==Some Sections==
* A Convention Parable
* Five Lousy Reasons for Throwing a Con
* What is a Convention and What Types Are There?
* Should We Throw a Con? What Type?
* Art Show
* Masquerade
* samples of forms and ballots
==Gallery==
Image:littlegoldenfront.jpg|front cover
Image:littlegoldenarttips.jpg|the zine contains many helpful, practical hints including these tidbits on how to hang art for the art show
Image:littlegoldenback.jpg|back cover
 
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:1981 Zines
The Fan: putting that special breed under the microscope

The Fan was an article written by Geoff Tilley for Frontier: The Australian Science Fiction Media Magazine published in Issue 5, December 1996.Tilley, Geoff. "The Fan" Frontier No. 5. p. 9.
"Putting that special breed under the microscope" was the subtitle on the magazine's contents page. The full subtitle of the article is "We are a special breed. There are things that some of us do, which are neither good or bad, just the signs of a modern fan. This is who we are..."
==Topic==
The article draws humourous comparisons between certain "classes" of fan: Class A fans, the most ardent and motivated. Class B, more "average" fans, and Class C, those who like something but aren't motivated to pursue it.
==Excerpts==
== References ==
Category:1996 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Perspectives on Fans
The FanFic Archives Webring

The FanFic Archives Webring is a webring for fanfiction archives.
==Member Sites==
*Brenda Antrim's Fan Fiction Archive - Brenda Antrim's author page
*The Candy Store - Fastlane slash archive
*The Crusade Slash Archive - Crusade archive
*The Early Years Archive - TPM gen archive
*Fraser Torture Archive - due South archive
*The Jedi Hurtaholics Archive - TPM h/c archive
*Lipstick Traces - Velvet Goldmine archive
*Master and Apprentice - TPM slash archive
*Noire Sensus - multifandom archive
*The Marrow of Life - Dead Poets Society fanfiction archive
*The Phantom Menace Lair of Kass and Kate
*RRyaoi Archive - Ranma 1/2 yaoi archive
==References==
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The FanFic Outpost

The FanFic Outpost was a fanfiction site. It was a member of The Oz/Em City Webring and the Slash Fan Fiction Ring. The site moved to a different URL in 2002.Dargie's Outpost, 24 January 2002. (Accessed 27 October 2014)
Description from Jaguarundi's Lairs: 
File:The FanFic Outpost.jpg|main page
File:FanFic Outpost Stories by fandom.jpg|story index
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Author Pages
Category:Highlander Websites
Category:The Professionals Websites
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:Millennium
Category:Oz Websites
Category:2000s
Category:Vox Populli
The FanLib Brochure

The FanLib Brochure was a 2004 publication by FanLib's owners. 
It was meant for investors and people in media industry, NOT fans. 
The brochure became part of the monetization of fanworks discussion in May 2007 after fans discovered it.
==Removal==
It was available at the "My2Centences" website. It was removed in May 2007, likely after it gained high visibility after being linked to and discussed by fans.
From the statement at the site, "If you're looking for the FanLib brochure, it has been removed. Published in 2004, the brochure contained outdated information for special collaborative events."
 
Image:fanlibborchure-1.jpg|"THE AMAZING Fan-Powered MEDIA EVENT - See How To: GROW AUDIENCES and INCREASE REVENUE!" 
Image:fanlibborchure-2.jpg|"Invite millions of fans to collectively create an original story or script in a groundbreaking event that culminates with the production and distribution of the fan-oowered creation Think American Idol for written material." "INCREASE AUDIENCE - IF THEY BUILD IT, THEY WILL COME." 
Image:fanlibborshureinset.jpg|"YUP!" "FANLIB PLAYER 8765 - "Last night our team lead at work left me a pile of stuff to do but once again I slacked off to feed my (FanLib) addiction... This contest should come with a warning label or something."
Image:fanlibborchure-3.jpg|"MANAGED & MODERATED TO THE MAX. All the FANLIB action takes place in a highly customized environment that YOU control."
Image:fanlibborchure-4.jpg|"FAN TESTED WITH PROVEN RESULTS. In a recent test, BANLIB helped Harry Potter fan-site SnitchSeeker.com achieve stunning games with negligable markting and player incentives. Audience & Revenue up 398%, Registered Members up 280% - Based on date provided by SnitchSeeker.com." "Your Amazing Fan-Powered Event isn't just good for you, it's good for us all. While encouraging the public to read, write and express themselves creatively, [and] you're also helping your brand..."
Image:fanlibborchure-5.jpg|"[FANLIB] is a great marketing idea." - Mike Benson, SVP Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, ABC Television, 12/15/03" - "NO JOKE!"
Image:fanlibborchure-6.jpg|"FANLIB TECHNOLOGIES (a division of My2Centences, LLC) develops, markets, and manages innovative social software and web services that unleash the creativity of the worldwide public and generation remarkable value for businesses. FanLib TM, the Company's patent-pending flagship product, aims to spark a new creative phenomenon by enabling groups of all sizes to collaborate democratically on "chain stories" and other written and mixed-media compositions."
===From the Brochure===
===Comments from FanLib About the Brochure===
 
===Comments from Fans About the Brochure===
Category:2004
The Fan Fiction Phenomena: What Faust, Hamlet, and Xena the Warrior Princess have in common.

The Fan Fiction Phenomena: What Faust, Hamlet, and Xena the Warrior Princess have in common. is a 2007 essay by Cathy Young for "reason." 
This essay was discussed in Henry Jenkins' essay In Defense of Crud. 
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Robin Hobb's 2005 The Fan Fiction Rant
* the Internet, for better or worse, and the erasure of gatekeepers
* the increased visibility of fanfic in mainstream press and culture
* Solo for the Living, a Phantom of the Opera fic
* Xena uber fic
==Excerpts from the Essay==
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:2007 Academic Commentary
The Fan Fiction Rant

The Fan Fiction Rant is an essay written by science-fiction author Robin Hobb and posted on her own website (since removed). The title, "The Fan Fiction Rant," is her own.
Robin Hobb, author of Farseer, Liveship Traders, and Tawny Man trilogies, is outspoken in her dislike and disapproval of fanfiction. In her essay, she explores why, pointing out what she's been told in favor of fanfic, and what she finds wrong with each of those points.
Hobb defines fan fiction as "fiction written by a ‘fan’ or reader, without the consent of the original author, yet using that author’s characters and world."
==Description==
==Hobb's Objections==
* claims it is identity theft
* says, "the original author really screwed up the story, so I’m going to fix it"Some fans speculate that Hobb's aversion for fanfiction is due may stem partly from fans' displeasure/critical reaction to the end of her Tawney Man series.
* fanfiction is to writing what a cake mix is to gourmet cooking
* is infringing on copyright
* and "At the extreme low end of the spectrum, fan fiction becomes personal masturbation fantasy in which the fan reader is interacting with the writer's character. That isn't healthy for anyone."
* and ultimately: "When I write, I want to tell my story directly to you. I want you to read it exactly as I wrote it."
==The Rant==
==Fan Reactions==
== Similar Controversies==
* Anne Rice and Interrogating the text from the wrong perspective, (2004)
* Diana Gabaldon and Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums (2010)
* George R. R. Martin and Someone is Angry On the Internet (2010)
==Meta/Further Reading==
Note: the topic heated up periodically with Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums by Diana Gabaldon in 2010 and comments about fanfic by George R.R. Martin in 2010, one example being Someone Is Angry On the Internet.
===2005===
* , November 9, 2005
* You Don't Know Jack, is a post that is likely related to this topic, by Lee Goldberg, June 30, 2005
===2007===
* Icon maybe appropriate: fanfic and creator's wishes; archive page 1, archive page 2, archive page 3, archive page 4, survey and four pages of comments regarding opinion about pro-canon creators' and fanworks opinions about: Robin Hobb, Anne Rice, J. Michael Straczynski , Marion Zimmer Bradley, Anne McCaffrey, J.K. Rowling, and others (2007)
* The Fan Fiction Phenomena: What Faust, Hamlet, and Xena the Warrior Princess have in common. by Cathy Young
===2009===
* 
* [Archive Link] [Archive Link], posted July 2009
===2010===
* , posted May 10, 2010
===2012===
* ,Ivy Blossom's Tumblr, May 2012
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Category:Industry
Category:2005