TLC

You may be looking for the K/S zine awards, TLC Awards.
TLC is a 172-page gen and slash Starsky and Hutch anthology. The initials stand (as they usually do in English) for "Tender Loving Care", which is the zine's subtitle. Inside is the dedication, "To anyone in Starsky and Hutch fandom who has ever listed "Coffin" or "Shootout" among their favorite episodes." 
The cover by Merle Decker, other art by J. Jones and SVE. (The editorial notes that "artwork is increasingly hard to come by.") Proofreading was by Nancy Kippax, MRK, Ellen Morris and MJB. Collating was by Betsy Ramsey, Barbara Presgrove, Marilyn Hartsell, Nancy Kippax and SVE. Art samples are included on Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
==A Long Time in the Planning==
Submissions were first requested for this zine in early 1987. From Who Do We Trust Times #7: 
A 1989 submission request from Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #14: 
 
==From the Editorial== 
==Contents==
* Simone’s Dream by Ellen Morris (slash) (Takes place immediately after "Bloodbath." Starsky and Hutch finally act on their feelings.) (1)
* First Jeopardy by April Valentine (gen) (While escorting a prisoner, Starsky and Hutch are in a small-plane crash.) (8)
* Blondie’s Bad Back by Belle Eyre (slash) (Hutch's back goes out.) (28)
* Of the Fittest by MRK (gen) (a "Survival" vignette) (35)
* Survival by Rachel Burns (gen) (a "Survival vignette written in an experimental style) (37)
* Two of a Kind by Theresa Kyle (illustrated by SVE) (gen) (an AU, Starsky and Hutch meet during the American Civil War) (50)
* Rx by MRK (slash) (a scene from "The Plague") (71) 
* White Knight by Terri Beckett (gen) (73)
* Birds of a Feather Prey Together by Rachel Burns (gen) (After Doris commits suicide, Luke Huntley kidnaps Starsky for revenge.) (80)
* Black and Bruised by Rosemary C. (illustrated by J. Jones) (slash) (They do some evaluation after the episode, "Black and Blue.") (97)
* Breath of Life by April Valentine (illustrated by J. Jones) (gen) (Starsky is pinned under a slab of concrete during an earthquake, and there is some buddy breathing.) (129)
* My Dream is Your Fantasy by MRK (slash) (Hutch and Starsky are kidnapped by a motorcycle gang and have to fuck or die.) (143)
* Blood on the Badge, poem by Emily Elizabeth Rochon (gen) (172)
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:tlc-1.jpg|Judy Jones
Image:tlc-2.jpg|
Image:tlc-3.jpg|
Image:tlc-4.jpg|
 Image:TLCtwoofakind.jpg| art for "Two of a Kind," artist is SVE 
 Image:tlcart.jpg| By 1992, desk-top publishing had made hand-drawn zine art increasingly very rare. This piece is by J. Jones for "Black and Bruised," an angsty tale taking place after the episode "Black and Blue": "Unconsciously, Starsky had been blaming his partner for the distance between them, noting only Hutch's withdrawal. Now Starsky found himself wondering what he might have done, or failed to do to initiate such a retreat. What act of his would have been bad enough to merit that amnesia stunt or any of the more bizarre games of recent memory?" This refers to fanon that blames Hutch's different appearance and the tensions of the fourth season on the two characters' unresolved sexual tension. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1992 Zines