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Get 'em

Get 'em is the gratuitous whumping of a specific character in a work of fanfiction.
Hurt/comfort is one of the earliest genres of fan fiction. Originally, they were called "get" stories -- "get Spock", "get Kirk". "Get" was meant in the slang sense -- to overcome, take revenge, or simply to hit or strike.
While it is hard to know when the term was first used, it was mentioned and explained in the 1972 panel discussion Fan Writing Panel or Don't Make Him Say That!.
"Get" stories were frequently gen, and often light on the comfort. The Star Trek zine Contact contained both 'Get-' style and 'Hurt/comfort' style stories, as well as both friendship and slash stories between Kirk and Spock.
A fan wrote to the Starsky and Hutch letterzine, S and H #22 (June 1981) that Mojave Crossing is the fandom's first get’em and that get’ems, were popular because, "for the sheer practice in dealing with feelings, they can be extremely useful."
==Relationship to Hurt/Comfort==
The intermixed relationship between the 'Get-' style story and the 'Hurt/comfort' style was pointed out by KS Langley, when she mentioned the editorial in Contact #4, which used both of the terms interchangeably: "CONTACT seems to have become known as the 'get-em' zine of fandom. It abounds with pain and the hurt/comfort syndrome. This was never our original intention. Granted, we all have that masochistic streak that loves to see our heroes suffer but four issues of ONLY this may have run its course." 
 
Maggie Nowakowska writes: 
==Sample Fanart in Zines==
 
File:Podnahzart4.jpg|art of David Starsky tortured, naked, and bound in a sexualized position, by Connie Faddis in Podnahz (1996)
File:Verinaportfolio3.jpg|Kirk and Spock chained as if imprisoned, by Michael Verina in Star Trek Portfolio Illustrations (1980s)
File:Bondstories7-4.jpg |Beauty and the Beast (TV)'s Vincent is a victim of get'em in Bondstories #7 (1994), the artist is Jackie Kapke
File:Contact8art7.jpg|an illustration from the Star Trek: TOS zine Contact #8 (1982) depicting the precise moment in the fanfic where the get'em kicks in, artist is Gail Bennett
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom GlossaryCategory:Fiction Writing
Category:Star Trek Fandom Glossary
Category:Tropes & Genres
Get In The Robot Shinji

Get in the ( fucking ) robot, Shinji was a phrase or meme that began close to the beginning of Neon Genesis Evangelion's western fandom, as translations of the series began to become available. It is a reference to Gendo Ikari's order to Shinji Ikari in the first episode of NGE. It is used to either directly reference that scene, or is used to refer to moments in other media where someone is pressured or given an order, usually by a superior, often to "save the world" but they are new and inexperienced or unsure of their skill and just wanted to relax or do normal everyday things. The difficult thing they must do may be various levels of necessary, but the meme also draws attention to the rudeness or harshness of the order. 
See also: Refusal of the (hero's) call.
For use to describe non-NGE media, it can also be paraphrased as Get in the _situation_, _character name_!
Category:Glossary
Category:2000s Memes
Category:Neon Genesis Evangelion
Get Loved, Make More, Try to Stay Alive

Get Loved, Make More, Try to Stay Alive is a Torchwood story by Dira Sudis focused on the pairing of Jack/Ianto. It is often considered a fandom classic for the Torchwood and Janto fandom.
== Summary ==
=== Author notes on Livejournal ===
== Reactions and Reviews ==
==Related Fanworks==
* superstitiousme podficced the story for Podbang in 2009., post to the amplificathon community, 21 December 2009. Total runtime is 07:24:52., Audiofic Archive, posted 23 December 2009. (Accessed 24 February 2024.)
== References ==
Category:Torchwood
Category:Doctor Who Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2008 Fanfiction
Get Low

Get Low is an Alice-centric Resident Evil vid by sisabet that was made for the "Fuck you" challenge at Vividcon 2008. Alice and and her clones are victims of the Umbrella Corporation, but they fight back.
The vidder's summary is "No, really. Fuck you" and it is accurate. It is one of the rare vids that critique the song choice as well as the visual subject of the vid; even as the song highlights the voyeurism of the male scientist watching Alice's clones be murdered and the bodies discarded, the misogyny of the singer in "Get Low" is intensified by comparing his sexual objectification of women to Alice's victimization.
==Reviews/Reactions==
halfamoon recced the vid as part of a "feminist vid sampler" and summarized it as:
hazelk:
==References==
Category:Resident Evil
Category:2008 Vids
Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Carbonara

Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Carbonara is a well-known Glee fanfic centered on Klaine and featuring vore. It was posted to the kurt_blaine LiveJournal comm in 2010 for the Glee Kink Meme. It is an example of CanniBlaine.
==Controversy==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Legacy==
2015:
2020:
==References==
Category:Glee Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction
Get Real, Pop!

Get Real, Pop! is a gen Kung Fu: The Legend Continues zine published in Germany. While the story titles are in English, this zine is supposedly in German. 
==Issue 1==
Get Real, Pop! 1 was published in 1994 and contains 242 pages. It contains fiction from Kung Fu: The Legend Continues. 
* Blind Sight (5 pages)
* In The Light Of The Night (27 pages)
* Mark Of The Dragon (16 pages)
* Grabbing The Tiger By The Tail (12 pages)
* In The Blink Of An Eye (5 pages)
* Blindfold (33 pages)
* Paying A Debt (22 pages)
* Never-Ending Circles (34 pages)
* Dragon’s Fang (28 pages)
* Deborah (22 pages)
* Heaven Can Wait (4 pages)
==Issue 2==
Get Real, Pop! 2 contains Kung Fu: The Legend Continues and Due South.
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues Zines
Category:German-Language ZinesCategory:1994 Zines
Get Sirius

==Issue 1==
Get Sirius 1 was published in May 1976 and contains 16 pages. 
Writers: Lori Weinberger, Katherine Bruser, Verne Murray, John Soltero, Jeffrey G. Brown, and David Lewis.
Artists: David Christy, Greg Davidson, William Rotsler, and Terry and Tom. 
* I Trolled You So, comments by the editor (1)
* Constitution of the UASTC (2)
* The New Beginning, poem by Lori Weinberger (3)
* The By Laws of the UASTC (4)
* con report by Lori Weinberger for Equicon '76/Filmcon 4, see that page (5)
* Bedtime Story, fiction by Katherine Buser (Star Trek) (7)
* Death of a Starship Captain, fiction by Verne Murray (Star Trek) (8)
* The Museum, fiction by John Soltero (science fiction) (9)
* The Near Great Star Trek Trivia Quiz (10)
* It Happened Tomorrow, fiction by Jeffrey G. Brown (11)
* Filksongs (12)
* The Devouring God, fiction by unknown author (Star Trek) (13) 
* Tribble Treat, recipe (14)
* I am Leaving, poem (14)
* Sickbay, vignette (15) 
* Night, poem by David Lewis (16)
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
Get Sirius 4 was published in 1976 and contains 37 pages.
 
The art is by Joyce M. Seriale, Charles Simila, Tracy Scheinkman, and Kola. 
* I Trolled You So (1)
* Research Report on the Population of Nantos IV, non-fiction (possibly by David Wright) (2)
* Understanding (The Problem of Understanding), fiction (possibly by David Wright) (Star Trek: TOS) (15) 
* Answers to Another Great Trivia Quiz (17)
* The Machine (The Kid Brother of a Previously Encountered Machine), fiction (David Wright?) (original science fiction) (18)
* Macroscope, fiction by Joyce M. Seriale (original science fiction) (19)
* Another Great Trivia Quiz (20)
* Wordfind (21)
* The Beginning of the End, fiction Another Great Trivia Quiz (22)
* Beyond, poem by Ed Lazarowitz (23)
* Adventures in the Past, fiction by Dave Christy (Star Trek: TOS) (24)
* The Preserve, fiction by Ed Lazarowitz (original science fiction) (34)
* Trekkers' Lament, filk (36)
* Sickbay, jokes (37)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
Get That Lollipop Out of My Computer

Get That Lollipop Out of My Computer is a Star Trek: TOS story by Leslye Lilker and Linda Silverman, art by Doug Drexler. 
 
It was published in IDIC #2 (1976) and Archives #3 (Summer 1979).
==Summary==
The crew of the Enterprise, except for Chapel and Spock, are deaged. Guess who has to babysit?
==Sample Art from "Archives"==
 Image:archives3-3.jpg|inside page from Archives #3, Doug Herring
Image:archives3-4.jpg|inside page from Archives #3, Doug Herring
Image:archives3-5.jpg|inside page from Archives #3, Doug Herring
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Get Together (trope)

A Get Together fic is one where the primary relationship begins - as in, the primary characters "get together". It's a very common trope in fic, though less common in other media.
In addition to fic, get together is also a common early headcanon exercise for fans who believe that their ship should or will be canonical. In general, get together works are often common when a ship first appears. Even ships which are already canonical may receive get together works set in the past, explaining how the characters came to be together in the first place.
The opposite of a get together fic would be a breakup fic. It can also be contrasted with Established Relationship.
==Structure==
Get together fics may have a wide variety of structures, but one of the most common is to begin with the characters meeting and end with them confessing their feelings for one another or having sex for the first time - often both. How long this process takes may be a trope unto itself; Slow Burn and Mutual Pining are very common, prolonging the process. Often the characters may be oblivious to each others' feelings, or even their own. Obstacles to the relationship - internal or external, reasonable or ridiculous - are often added to prolong the "Will They, Won't They" feeling.
Get together fics may resemble romance novels and romantic movies in some ways, with similar requirements, such as a happy (and together) ending for the main characters. The relationship is also generally the focus of a get together fic, though other plot elements may happen around the edges.
==Examples==
* A Single Monk in Good Standing Must be in Want of a Bro by Annie D (Rogue One, Chirrut Îmwe/Baze Malbus)
==Archives and Communities==
* Getting Together works on AO3
* Developing Relationship works on AO3
Category:Romance Tropes
Get Wesley

Wesley Crusher, a Star Trek: TNG character, was initially unpopular. 
Early on, fans tended to dislike the character's Mary Sue elements (Gene Wesley Roddenberry admitted that Wesley was a bit of his own avatar). They did not like how he saved the day and outshone his elders, and that as a civilian, he was allowed on the bridge and given duties. They also cited how they felt Wesley was, at times, a distraction to his mother, Beverly Crusher, the ship's doctor. 
Some fans channelled their dislike of the character, Wesley, into fanworks that humiliated, hurt, or killed him. 
The publisher and editor of the zine series, Eridani, encouraged fans to create their "get Wesley" stories and poems. The editor wrote: "We half-heartedly requested such stories as the kid seems to be the least liked of all the Next Trek cast."
Most of them were included in an optional supplement to the first issue, and described as "'Get Wesley!' by Bill and Ann Hupe, and Cyrena White - "A collection of "Get Wesley" stories wherein Next Gen's resident know-it-all dies in a variety of gruesome ways. Fans really hated this character, especially in the beginning of the series. Not that it ever got much better..." 
Not all the get Wesley content was in the supplement for issue #1. One of the stories was in the main section. It was titled, "All Strung Out," and it was by Roger Sorensen.
While some fans enjoyed the fanworks, most found them rude, cruel, and inappropriate. One story, they felt, crossed a line when it deviated from the character, to the actor who portrayed him, Wil Wheaton.
The publisher, Randall Landers, wrote in subsequent issues that he agreed with some of these assessments and fan comments, but he also stated that he found them funny, which was why he printed them.
 
==Comments From and About the "Eridani" Supplement==
 
==Other Fan Comments==
==Some Examples==
* "All Strung Out,” written by Roger Sorensen (from Eridani #1, in which the editor described it as "A "Get Wesley" story wherein the ingratiating teenager gets his just reward. -- Note: Violence.")
* Battle Alert! by Ron Murillo (from The Clipper Trade Ship #54)
==References==
Get You!

You may be looking for Get 'em, a genre of fanfiction, or Love Love Mode Pikachu Get You!, a Pokémon yaoi doujinshi.
Get You! is a Pokémon doujinshi by Tatairotougarashi. It follows I Don't Tell and features the Ash x Misty pairing.
One reviewer writes:
:A long while after the Team Rocket rescue incident, Ash can't forget about Misty's kiss of gratefulness. It bothers him so much that he's uncomfortable when she is near or touches him. After much awkwardness, he finally decides to confront her and ask why she kissed him. [...] Satokasu fans should be thrilled by what happens at the end! 
Image:Get You front cover.jpg|Front cover
Image:Get You sample1.png|Inside art
Image:Get You sample2.png|Inside art
Additional scans can be found at the pokeshipping Tumblr.
== References ==
Category:Pokémon Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Get Your Head in the Clouds

Get Your Head in the Clouds server is a public server for fans of the BNHA fanfics by myheadinthecoudsnotcomingdown, aka Clouds.
The server is strictly SFW. As of March 2022, it has over 6600 members.
==Activities==
* collaborative fic series created by server members
==Impact==
Clouds' fics are massively popular within the BNHA fandom. Additionally, collaboration within the server has led to numerous AUs and fanworks, both recursive of Clouds' own fics and separate projects.
==References==
Category:Boku no Hero Academia
Category:2020 Discord
Category:2020s Discord
Get Your Kix

Get Your Kix is a series of three Sentinel novels featuring Simon Banks and an OC by Bast.
==Issue 1==
Get Your Kix 1 was published in June 2000, contains 219 pages and art by K9. From the publisher, "How Simon Banks, Captain of Major Crimes, falls in love with the irresistible and flamboyant Kix Thomas, Blair Sandburg's ex-lover."
==Issue 2==
Get Your Kix 2 was published in 2002 and contains 189 pages and art by Geli. From the publisher, "The continuing story of Simon Banks, Kix Thomas-Banks, Blair Sandburg and Jim Ellison, and how they and their son, SJ, became a family bound by tears and love."
==Issue 3==
Get Your Kix 3 was published in 2002, contains 189 pages and art by Shar. From the publisher, "The final book in the trilogy by Bast is the story of how the four lovers overcome infidelity and Kix’s depression, becoming stronger in the end."
 
 File:Get your kix1.jpg |cover of issue #1 by K9
 Image:get your kix2.jpg |cover of issue #2 by Geli 
 Image:Get your kix3.jpg |cover of issue #3 by Shar 
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Category:2002 Zines
Get Your Words Out

Get Your Words Out is a members-only writing challenge that encourages members to pledge a certain word count. It includes both original work and fanfiction. As of March 3, 2023, there were 2,625 entries and 33,976 comments recorded in the Dreamwidth community's profile.
== Links ==
* Community: getyourwordsout tagged on AO3
* Tumblr
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2000s Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Get a Life! (book)

Get a Life! is a book written by William Shatner (and Chris Kreski) about Shatner's experiences with fans and with conventions. The title comes from Get a Life! the 1986 SNL skit by the same name. 
==About==
"Get A Life!, with the possible exception of "Beam me up, Scotty", is clearly the most repeated catchphrase in the history of Star Trek. Poking fun at Star Trek's gung-ho fans and conventions in a now-infamous Saturday Night Live sketch, William Shatner's comic rallying cry has been indelibly emblazoned into the collective psyche of trekkers everywhere. Through the years, the phrase has spurred laughter, anger, controversy, and far more than its fair share of debate. It's now also given birth to an honest, sentimental, insightful book. Uncomfortable with speaking on stage, William Shatner had spent the better part of the previous quarter century steadfastly avoiding convention appearances. However, to publicize the release of Star Trek Generations, Shatner agreed to a rare series of speaking engagements at Star Trek conventions around the globe. He was jolted by an unavoidable dose of reality. Shatner was met with wild enthusiasm, love, and good humor at convention after convention. Touched and fascinated, he was overwhelmed with the realization that in almost three decades of starship hopping, he'd never really taken the time to enjoy or understand Star Trek's fans or their conventions. That's when the light bulb clicked on; that's when "Captain Kirk" dove headfirst into action. For the past several years, William Shatner has been treating each Star Trek convention like an enormous research project. Interviewing fans, dealers, fellow castmembers, convention organizers, and promoters – even going undercover beneath alien makeup – Shatner's been scouring convention floors. Having grilled trekkers and trekkies in all corners of the planet, Shatner's had his eyes opened and his mind boggled. He's amassed a small mountain of research material, and cultivated his findings in 'Get A Life!'" Alpha Memory, which is, in turn, excerpted from what appears to be an official blurb at Amazon 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==External Sources==
* a 1999 review by Tim Harrison
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Get a Life! (skit)

Get a Life! was a skit performed on Saturday Night Live by William Shatner. 
In it, Star Trek fans are portrayed as immature, nerdish, without social skills, focused on fandom minutia, and objects of disdain. One of Shatner's lines, sick of Star Trek fans asking him what he felt to be inane questions, is to tell them to "Get a life!"
It has become phrase that is now used as a insult to fans, suggesting that fandom is a waste of time and that fans are losers.
==Referenced in Textual Poachers== 
==Comments by Nichelle Nichols==
In a 1990 interview, Nichols (Uhura) said:
==From a Blurb About the Book of the Same Name==
From William Shatner's 1999 book:
==A Modern Retelling of Sorts==
In May 2009, Star Trek XI stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto and Leonard Nimoy appeared on Saturday Night Live and preformed a 3 min 24 sec skit, one that focused on the reception with which diehard Trek fans greeted Star Trek (2009). It was reminiscent of the 1986 skit. Star Trek Prop, Costume & Auction Authority, posted May 10, 2009 (this includes a link to both the 2009 skit, as well as the 1986 skit) 
==Fan Response==
Some fans found the skit funny, some did not. 
===1987===
===1988===
===1989===
===1993===
===2012===
==External Sources==
* transcript
 
==References==
Category:Perspectives on Fans
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Getaway

Getaway is a minor character in the Transformers franchise, only appearing in More Than Meets the Eye and Lost Light as a prominent character.
==Canon Background==
[characterization, story role, further important appearances]
==Popular Tropes & Fanon==
TBA
==Subjects of Fannish Interest & Meta==
Getaway's characterization within LL is often the subject of meta, since he becomes the main villain of the comic after conducting mutiny on the Lost Light. Throughout LL's run and within the fandom, Getaway is seen as one of the few irredeemable characters.
Meta and fix-it fics may try and justify Getaway's want to lead the ship without the violence and manipulation present within canon.
==Relationships==
This is purposefully an incomplete list.
Please add any notable relationships in fanworks if they are missing.
With... 	Who is a(n)...	Full Label 	Type	Ship Name(s)	Information
Rodimus 	Autobot 	Getway/Rodimus 	M/M 	Getarod 	Enemies
Skids 	Autobot 	Getaway/Skids 	M/M 	? 	Former colleges
First Aid	Autobot 	First Aid/Getaway	M/M 	? 	Enemies; rarepair
Atomizer 	Autobot 	Atomizer/Getaway 	M/M 	? 	Atomizer was loyal to Getaway; rarepair
==Example/Notable Fanac==
===Fan Communities/Fan Events===
===Wikis===
* on the TFWiki
* on PixivEncyclopedia
===Fan Fic===
===Fan Art===
* (2017)
* (2018)
===General Fanworks===
==== Awards ====
* Getaway won a "" poll in 2024 against 5 other characters, with around 25% of the vote.
===Meta===
* (2016)
* (2024), analyzing Getaway by comparing him to Thunderclash.
* (2023) about how Getaway's treatment mid-mutiny arc could easily be considered torture and was worse than when Megatron was in a similar position.
** (2024), reblog chain, comparing Getaway with Megatron.
* (2020)
* (2018), comparing Getaway to Prowl
* (2023)
* (2020)
Category:Transformers Characters
Geteven getfic

geteven_getfic is a LiveJournal community for posting Leverage fanfic. It was created the day after the first episode aired.
According to the community tags, Eliot Spencer was the most popular character in fanfic (1024 posts), followed by Parker (638), Alec Hardison (539), Nathan Ford (507), and Sophie Devereaux (405). The most popular ship was Nate/Eliot (237 posts), followed by Eliot/Alec (205), Alec/Parker (163), Eliot/Other (134), Nate/Sophie (124), and Alec/Eliot/Parker (96).tag page, accessed 20 April 2021.
In 2009 cofax wrote a livejournal post expressing surprise at the relative popularity of different characters and ships in geteven_getfic. cofax and several commenters suspected that racism might be a factor, and there was some discussion about whether the comm was representative of livejournal fandom's interests at the time., by cofax on livejournal, 28 April 2009. (accessed 20 April 2021)
As of March 2021 the community had 2,030 posts; 1,652 comments; and 657 members.Wayback machine copy of the profile page, 30 March 2021
==References==
Category:Leverage
Category:2008
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Getou Suguru

Getou Suguru is a character in the Jujutsu Kaisen fandom.
== Fandom ==
=== Shipping ===
* Getou Suguru/Gojo Satoru aka Satosugu with his high school classmate Gojo Satoru is by far the most popular ship.
* Getou Suguru/Reader is also very popular.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanart ===
* by bampshi
=== Zines ===
* Seasons: Unofficial Fanbook for Getou Suguru
Category:Jujutsu Kaisen Characters
Gettin' Frisky With Simon/Simon

Gettin' Frisky With Simon/Simon is a 127-page slash anthology, the first single fandom supplement in the Frisky Businss series.
The art is by Kathy and Darlene.
From the zine: 
 
==Series==
For other Frisky zines, see Frisky Business.
==Contents==
* Rebound by Ann (4)
* Looking Forward by Ann (10)
* Trick or Treat by Betsy (12)
* Coming Out of the Guest Room Closet by Kathy (19)
* Christmas at Home by Carol (27)
* If It All Falls Down by Miranda Chandra Jones (32)
* Sometimes There's a Secret by Robbie (37)
* All Out of Love by Mary (45)
* Healing by Edee (49)
* Experienced Only by Kathy (62)
* Sea Cruise by Betsy (69)
* What's a Mother to Do? by Robbie (78)
* After the Race by Ann (89)
* Fireworks! by Jeannie Marie (92)
==Sample Interior==
Image:gettinfrisky-1.jpg|Kathy
Image:gettinfrisky-2.jpg|Darlene
Category:Simon & Simon Zines
Category:1987 Zines