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Boston Brats

Boston Brats is an original character Scout/Fem!Scout fanmix in the Team Fortress 2 fandom by n00dl3g@l.
An unofficial port of this playlist to YouTube made by an editor of this article is available .Songs featured in this playlist may be the wrong version of the songs/incorrect.
==Songs==
#Ready to Roll by Jet Black Stare
#Take On Me by a-ha
#Know Your Enemy by Green Day
#Only the Horses by Scissor Sisters
#Everybody Talks by Neon Trees
#Born to be Wild by Steppenwolf
#Hard to Handle by The Black Crowes
#Wild Thing by The Troggs
#Love Like Woe by The Ready Set
#Team by Lorde
#Elevation by U2
#Dirty Little Secret by The All-American Rejects
#It's Not Unusual by Tom Jones
#Bang Bang by Jessie J, Ariana Grande, & Nicki Minaj
#One Week by Barenaked Ladies
==Notes==
Category:2015 Fanmixes
Category:Selfcest Fanmixes
Category:Het Fanmixes
Boston Legal

A spin-off of The Practice, Boston Legal is a dramedy about the fictional law firm Crane, Poole and Schmidt. Denny Crane and Alan Shore, introduced during the final season of The Practice, are the primary characters, played by William Shatner and James Spader respectively. The third named partner, Shirley Schmidt, was introduced halfway through the first season; she was played by Candice Bergen.
Boston Legal aired on ABC in the United States.
The show wove its plots around the characters' lives and relationships, intermingled with different court cases every week. These were often "issue" cases, with different sides to current social issues big and small being presented as arguments in court or discussions among the staff at Crane, Poole & Schmidt, and ranged from opposition to the Iraq war to the unfairness of societal expectations that girls (not boys) smile. More explicitly political issues were focused on discussions between Denny, a conservative Republican, and Alan, a liberal Democrat. 
== Fandom ==
Despite having a canon so slashy that the subtext sometimes becomes text (for example, Denny and Alan get married in the series finale), this show has virtually no fandom to speak of. It still qualifies for Yuletide after five seasons. Much like Nip/Tuck, Boston Legal's lack of fanac is most likely caused by the canon's extensive explorations; there is very little left for fanwriters to do.
Another possibility, however, is ageism. While the show had a revolving cast of attractive young actors in secondary roles, its central focus was its older characters. Alan, in his 40s, was the youngest of the primary characters; the others ranged up through 50s, 60s, and even 70s, and were all presented as actively sexual, both desiring other people and being desired in turn. Fandom as a whole tends to gravitate toward characters in their teens through 30s.
== LJ communities ==
*Mad Cow Love - a Denny/Alan community
*Boston Legal Fans - a general community
*Boston Legal Icons - an icon posting community
== Mailing lists ==
*Boston Legal - general discussion list
*Boston Legal Slash - slash discussion and fic list
== Fansites ==
*The Boston Legal Fan Wiki
*The Boston Legal Unofficial Fan Site
== Fanfiction ==
*Fanfiction.net page
*Yuletide page
*Delicious tag for "bostonlegal"
*Delicious tag for "boston.legal" (returns results for boston_legal and boston-legal as well)
*Fanfiction by lj user equals watergal
*Fanfiction by Farfalla
*Boston Legal category at slashfanfiction.com
==Fanzines==
*Denny Crane! (slash)
*Scenes From A Denny Crane Marriage (slash)
*Attendant Lords (slash)
== Vids ==
*"boston legal" tag at the lj community vidding
*Mary S. Van Deusen's Boston Legal Literary Song Videos
Category:Boston Legal
Boston Legal Slash

Boston Legal Slash was a mailing list in Boston Legal fandom, focused on slash pairings. It had 219 members. It was most active in the mid-2000s, when the show was airing, the last post was in 2015. All fanfiction shared on the list was archived at The Wonderful World of Makebelieve.
Group description:
Category:Boston Legal
Category:Slash Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Boston Marriage

Boston Marriage by Jae is a Rory/Paris Gilmore Girls story written for the Femslash '05 Ficathon. A podfic was made in 2011 by exmanhater.
"A Boston marriage," Paris said. "A passionate friendship between equals. A mutual relationship of love and support. A primary emotional attachment and outlet between two women. Forsaking all others. You and me. Till death, blah blah blah --"
==Recs & Reviews ==
==References==
Category:Femslash Fanfiction
Category:Gilmore Girls
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Category:Social Media Feature-Fanwork Friday
Boston Star Trek

You may be looking for the convention series, BASH (Boston Star Trek con).
Boston Star Trek convention was a procon by strangeLande productions, ltd..
==Con Series by strangeLande productions, ltd.==
* Boston Star Trek (April 16–19, 1976)
* The Chicago Star Trek Convention (August 19–22, 1976)
* The Washington D.C. Star Trek Convention (November 26–29, 1976)
==Boston Star Trek==
The convention took place on April 16–19, 1976 at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel.
Stuart Hellinger and David Simons were Co-chairs. The Master of Ceremonies was Allan Asherman.
This con took place the same weekend as Equicon in Los Angeles, essentially double-booking many of the scheduled celebrity guests.
Alice L. Jones sold a lot of art there.
==The Guests==
Celebrity guests included writers Hal Clement, David Gerrold,scheduled, but could no have actually appeared, as he was judging the costume competition at Equicon that weekend Harlan Ellison, and Joan Winston along with actors James Doohan, Walter Koenig, Deforest Kelly, George Takei and Nichelle Nichols.
 
Image:bostonstartrekguest-1.jpg|the guests
Image:bostonstartrekguest-2.jpg|the guests
Image:bostonstartrekguest-3.jpg|the guests
Image:bostonstartrekguest-4.jpg|the guests
==Flyers and Ads==
File:Boston startrek con 1976.jpg|thumb|ad for the Boston convention
File:Bostonstcon1976-1.jpg|flyer for the Boston convention, side one. Click to read.
File:Bostonstcon1976-2.jpg|flyer for the Boston convention, side two
==The Program Book==
The 53-page convention program guide offered an extensive listing of Star Trek fanzines that had been published, along with fan club information.
28 of the pages are publicity stills from the show, 8 pages are ads and flyers, 4 pages of zine listings (titles, cost, and addresses, very little description), 3 pages are fan club addresses, and 6 pages about con staff and guests. There is no programming included.
==Programming==
==Con Reports==
==References==
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Boston Star Trek Association

Boston Star Trek Association was a Star Trek: TOS fan club that began as a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. 
According to a listing in the Star Trek Lives!, it was founded August 31, 1973.
 
It, among other things, published the newsletters, Warped Mind and The Newsletter at the End of the Universe and the fiction zines One Trek Mind and Propulsion Emissions.
In March 1974, it had 79 members. In November 1974, it had 130 members. In 1976, it had 170 members.
The fan club also put on The BASH, a Star Trek convention.
From an early usenet ad posted to net.sf-lovers in 1985:
The fan club continued to advertise their event online. From an ad listing which was posted to alt.fandom.cons in September 1991:
The March 11-13, 1994 BASH which was to have been held at the Sheraton Tara Hotel, Braintree MA was canceled. The even was resumed in April 1995.ad listing posted in rec.arts.startrek.fandom on 7/7/94.
 
The club shut down on January 1, 2001. At the time it had been the longest running Star Trek fan club.
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
BotCon (convention)

==History==
*BotCon History
==Story==
*BotCon: Beyond
*The Making of BotCon by Raksha (published in Issue 13, Fall 1995, in Con-Quest)
==1994==
*Info
==1995==
*Info
*Con Report
==1996==
*Info
*Photo pages
==1997==
*BotCon (convention zine)
*Info
*Pictures page
==1998==
*Info
*Reviews and Reports
Voice Actor Panel: 
*"Dinobot has spoken, my rigid grill structure..." as spoken by Scott McNeil, voice of Dinobot. Recorded by Megatron33 at BotCon '98.
==1999==
Saint Paul, Minnesota. July 16-18, 1999. 728 preregistrants, approx. 1104 attendees. Organized by 3H Enterprises. 
Guests: Brian Chapman, Jim Byrnes, Asaph Fipke, and Scott McNeil
*Pictures Page
*Exclusive Merchandise
*Reviews and Reports
==2000==
Fort Wayne, Indiana. July 28-30, 2000. 1137 preregistrants, approx. 1647 attendees. Organized by 3H Enterprises. 
Guests: Joe Mattiko, Jamie Overbey, Ian James Corlett, Vince DiCola, John Moschitta, Venus Terzo, Alex Willows
*Pictures Page
*Exclusive Merchandise
BotCon 2000 Voice Actor Panel:
*"Anything you can do I can do better..." sung by Alec (Tarantulas) Willows and Venus (Blackarachnia) Terzo
*"C'mon, Big Bot" spoken by Ian (Cheetor) Corlett
*Cheetor, Tarantulas, and Blackarachnia at the drive thru
*"Oh, Silverbolt" spoken by Venus
*"I like pie!" spoken by Ian 
*"Ultra Gear!" spoken by Ian
==2001==
*Info
==2002==
*Info
==2004==
*Info
==Unknown Year==
*WWFF Second Annual BotCon Non-Exclusive - "Trailer Envy"
==Later Years==
*Reports
==References==
Category:Transformers
Category:1994 Conventions
Category:1990s Conventions
Category:2000s ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United States
BotCon (convention zine)

BotCon is a con zine for an international Transformers con of the same name. 
 BotCon '97 contains 102 pages of diverse fanfic by many different authors, the focus is mainly on G1 Transformers, with just a slight touch of Beast Wars. Cover art by Eva Gillmann.1997 BotCon Merch
Raksha's entry What Is It About The Transformers? may be read online. 
==References==
Category:Transformers Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Category:Con Zines
Both Sides Now (Star Trek: TOS slideshow)

Both Sides Now (1980) was a Star Trek slideshow—the earliest form of vidding—made by Kandy Fong. We have a video version of this slideshow thanks to Gene Roddenberry, who wanted a copy, so the slideshow was videotaped.
While of an earlier era both stylistically and technologically, "Both Sides Now" is the grandmother of fannish vids. The vid emphasizes Spock's dual nature as a half-human, half-alien caught between two different cultural and expressive traditions. By using a song sung by Leonard Nimoy, the vid gives the unemotional Mr. Spock an unexpectedly poignant inner voice that's hard to dismiss, since it's actually Nimoy's own.
By staging the contrast between Spock's external appearance and inner voice, the foregrounds many kinds of "bothness": human and alien, public and private, even—in its slashy subtext—male and female, gay and straight.
The vid was brought back to the attention of modern audiences when it aired at Vividcon in 2005 during the "Wayback Machine" show, which showcased vids from fannish vidding history - particularly appropriate, as Vividcon was celebrating the 30th anniversary of vidding that year, and specifically honoring Kandy Fong as the woman who started it all.
The source material for the original slideshow deserves a special mention - the slides were the leftover film-cells that were edited from the TV show (aka film footage literally left on the cutting room floor). The use of these deleted moments is symbolic of how vids and fan fiction often operate between the spaces and narrative gaps of popular media.
In the summer of 2013, the vid was selected to be part of the vidding segment in the New York Museum of the Moving Image exhibition "Cut Up".
==Vidder's Notes==
In a 2008 email, the vidder explains the meaning behind the vid (which changed over time) as well as the creation of various versions of the vid: 
==Highlighted in 2015==
This slideshow was featured at MashUp: The Birth of Modern Culture at the Vancouver Art Gallery at the Vancouver Art Gallery in February 2016, along with six other fanworks. This part of the exhibit was curated by Francesca Coppa.
The exhibit is here: 
The vids were: 
* Both Sides Now - Kandy Fong
* Something To Talk About - Kandy Fong
* Data's Dream - Shadow Songs
* Starships! - bironic
* The Lightning Strike - obsessive24
* Flow - Lim
* The Test - here's luck
Vidder brionic describes their visit to the exhibit here: , February 24, 2016 
here's luck's comments are here: 
==Some Fan Commentary==
==Similar Fanworks==
* What Do You Do With a Drunken Vulcan?
 
* Banned from Argo (the slideshow) 
* Kandy Fong's First Slide Show
 
==See also==
*Interview with Kandy Fong by Francesca Coppa, in: TWC, Vol. 16 (2014).
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Vids
Category:1980 Vids
Category:Kirk/Spock Vids
Category:1980 Slideshows
Both Sides Now (Star Trek: TOS story)

Both Sides Now is a Star Trek: TOS story by April Valentine. The art is by Stefanie Hawks and has been uploaded to Fanlore with the publisher's permission.
 
It was published in Nome #4 and #5.
==Series==
* The Days of Me and You (Nome #2)
* Both Sides Now (Nome #4 and #5)
==Summary==
"Aided by the entity responsible for their initial change, Kirk and Spock are able to once again acquire human form." (Nome #4)
"Trying to fit back in, Kirk and Spock must return to the area of space that first caused their transformation when the entity realizes that another of his kind is trying to enter this universe." (Nome #5)
==Fanart==
File:Nome4art6.jpg|art by Stefanie Hawks, Nome #4
File:Nome5art14.jpg|art by Stefanie Hawks, Nome #5
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1982===
===1990===
==References==
 
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1981 Fanfiction‎
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Both Sides of the Rainbow

Both Sides of the Rainbow is a Hawaii Five-0 gen story by ariadnes_string. It won the 2012 Hawaii Five-0 Ohana Favorite Awards in the category "Favorite Danny and Other - Genre: Hurt/Comfort".
Summary: “Seriously?” Kono couldn’t tell whether blood loss was making her loopy, or whether things really had gotten that absurd. “Are they seriously arguing about who’s going to rescue me like I’m some kind of Disney princess?” Rating: gen, team (very slight Danny/Kono, but only if you’re so inclined)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Bothist

A bothist is an X-Files fandom term which originated around 1999 on alt.tv.x-files.analysishttps://groups.google.com/d/msg/alt.tv.x-files.analysis/87s7uqPz8vs/f7i9OjqYGk4J and usually used as a self description of being a fan of either both Mulder and Scully and/or David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson. 
Being a bothist means that one does not prefer one character or actor over the other. The opposite would be a One True Character like a Duchovniak, Mulderist or Scullyist.
==Some Meta-ish contemplation/uses of the term==
==References==
 Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:1990s
Bottle Alley: Newsies Fan Fiction

Bottle Alley: Newsies Fan Fiction is a Newsies fanfiction site hosted on Tripod by Christy. It hosted nine works by the author and included Newsies/Titanic crossovers. 
It was part of the webrings Ring of Newsies Fan Fiction and The Wonderful World of Newsie. 
Category:Archives
Category:Newsies Archives
Category:Tripod
Category:1999 Author Pages
Category:2000s Author Pages
Bottom Clark 2021

Bottom Clark 2021 was a year long fest with three prompts to choose from every day of the year 2021. The only requirement of it was that Clark Kent (otherwise known as Superman) had to be the bottom in any relationship he was in in any fanworks created for the year long event. This was an event brought to life by the Batsupes Community discord and the Bottom Clark discord in the year 2020.
This was an event dreamt up by Trinket in hopes of garnering more interest in Bottom Clark and seeing an uptick in the Bottom Clark Kent and Omega Clark Kent and even the Female Clark Kent tags on AO3.
Category:Superman
Bottom Storage

Bottom Storage is trope coined by t-gp on Tumblr, who describes it as such:
It may have started with The Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal Lecter before becoming a semi-common trope.
== Characters that have been in Bottom Storage ==
* Erik Lehnsherr from Marvel Comics
* Loki from Marvel Comics
* Raoul Silva/Tiago Rodriguez from Skyfall, the James Bond movie by Daniel Craig.
* Zaheer from The Legend of Korra
* Lotor from Voltron: Legendary Defender
* Catra from She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
* Peter Hale from Teen Wolf
* Q from Star Trek
* Chris McLean from Total Drama
* Dream from The Sandman
==Usage in Fandom==
=== Fanworks ===
The trope was included in May Trope Mayhem 2024 by Duck Prints Press.
* Day 23: Bottom Storage by Pas_de_due, fanfic written for May Trope Mayhem 2024.
* by LostTorterra, fanfic for Sonic the Hedgehog, 2023.
=== Memes ===
*, Tumblr post by langernameohnebedeutung, 2022.
*, Tumblr post by seshrat, 2023.
==Further Reading==
* Tumblr ask, posted/answered by gingerly-writing on 21 June 2020.
* ask was sent in response to gingerly-righting calling it "THE BEST TROPE EVER" in dating to 21 June 2020.
== References ==
Bottom line

bottom line is a fansong by Lilli Furfaro decicated to the character of Beauregard Lionett from campaign 2 of Critical Role. It was released on YouTube on 8 August 2020. As of 3 October 2020 the video has 64,842 views, 4.3k likes, and 327 comments.
==Fandom Reactions==
==References==
Category:Critical Role
Bottom of the River

Bottom of the River is a gen Grimm vid by BlackHawkVids. 
Summary: When Kelly Burkhardt left her son, she sacrificed their life together to protect him. Now that she's back, she is both proud of the man Nick has become, and sad that she wasn't there to guide him as a Grimm.
==Comments==
==References==
Category:GrimmCategory:Gen Vids
Category:2012 Vids
Bottoms Up! (Boku no Hero Academia comic)

Bottoms Up! is a BNHA Kiribaku fancomic by RedCladKing and NSFWChipp, in which Bakugou attempts bottoming for the first time.
==References==
* https://www.etsy.com/listing/940942474/digital-kiribaku-18-fan-comic
Category:Boku no Hero Academia
Category:2021 Fancomics
Bottoms Up (Stargate Atlantis fic)

Bottoms Up is a Sheppard/McKay story by Alizarin.
Summary: John and Rodney are waiting to get off the Daedalus and back on earth after landing and there are some complications with Customs.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Boucher, Backbone and Blake - The Legacy of Blake's 7

Boucher, Backbone and Blake - The Legacy of Blake's 7 is a 2016 Blake's 7 essay by Erin Horáková.
See the original essay for the author's hyperlinks, notes and references.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Blake's 7 as a building block for other shows
* Chris Boucher's brilliant writing
* much about characters and their development in the show
* comparison of scripts and the writing process
* there will never be a remake of Blake's 7 because the show is about terrorism
* how fans developed their theories about the characters, often due to their ability to view the show properly due to technical issues
* so, so, so much more
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:2016 Meta
Category:Blake's 7 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
BoulderShipping

BoulderShipping is the pairing name for the slash pairing of Ash Ketchum and Brock from the Pokémon Anime Fandom.
==Fandom==
===Ship Name===
The name BoulderShipping comes from the Boulder Badge that Brock awards Ash after their second battle
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Journey: Brock and Ash travelling together on Ash's quest to become a Pokemon master, often they realize their feelings for each other along the way
*Reunion: Ash and Brock being reunited after their separations in canon
*Futurefic: where they are older and in an established relationship 
*Threesome: almost always with Misty, sometimes characterized as a poly relationship (SakataShipping)
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*IT'S BOULDERSHIPPING by azusa-chan
*PKMN - TakeSato for Tomo by Hikapi
*untitled by ぎんたろう
===Fanfiction===
*Pink Apron by MandasPandas 
*An Anonymous Battle by Exu Tranca Rede
*Through my eyes by fanfictonfan12345671
===Fan Vids===
*When you're gone by Eyveful
===Doujinshi===
*Feeling Heart
==Archives and Links==
*Satoshi | Ash Ketchum/Takeshi | Brock tag at Archive of Our Own
*Ash + Brock at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: BoulderShipping
==Resources==
* BoulderShipping at Bulbapedia
Category:Pokémon Relationships
Category:Boys' Love Pairings
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Category:Slash Pairings
Bounce

Bounce is the previous penname of a fanfiction writer active in the comics fandom from the 1990s to the 2010s. They are now known as Al and have been a member of X-Project from 2007 and are currently playing Artie Maddicks and Madin.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*2003 - winner - Best New Writer.
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Bound

*Bound, part one of The Chosen Series, a Star Wars TPM series
*Bound (1996 film), a film by the Wachowskis
*Bound (2015 film), a film by Jared Cohn
*"Bound", an episode of Fringe
*"Bound", an episode of Star Trek: Enterprise
*Bound (video game), a PlayStation 4 game
*Bound, Spock fanart 
See also:
*Binding, a step in the process of making a fanzine
Bound (Star Trek art)

Bound (also referred to as "Spock in Ropes") is an illo by Shelley Butler. 
It portrays Spock.
It was printed in First Time #48. 
==A Sister Illustration==
Butler created another illustration featuring Kirk. It was printed in the 2023 KiScon con zine and is titled Kirk With Rope.
==Author's Comments==
 
==Fan Comments==
 
==References==
Category:1998 Fanart
Category:Star Trek TOS Art
Bound Blintz

Bound Blintz is a series of three underground Starsky & Hutch slash stories by Susan.
The theme is bondage and consensual sex.
The first story may have had a cover that was the famous Starsky/brass bed poster, or fans were simply supposed to imagine the poster as the story's cover.
left|thumb|front cover
==Stories==
* Bound Blintz (9 pages, "Title and house by Mary, Illustrated by brass bed poster") (February 5, 1982)
* Revenge of the Bound Blintz (5 pages) (March 23, 1982)
* The Bound Blintz: The Motion Picture (17 pages) (October 1982)
==The "Brass Bed" and These Stories==
Brass bed frames were a common decorating element in the United States in the 1970s and a brass bed was a prominent background fixture in Starsky & Hutch. Hutch's brass bed sat in his bedroom/living room in his canal-side cottage.
The brass bed theme in Starsky & Hutch fandom was also flamed by a well-known poster that was sold at the time, one that showed Starsky leaning on the headboard of a brass bed. Some fans comment upon a supposed pair of handcuffs that are shown in the photo. The title of "The Brass Bed" almost certainly is homage to this poster.
==These Stories Framed by Their Time==
Paula Smith, the author of the controversial story Surrender in the zine Strokes, notes that special acknowledgments go to a story called The Brass Bed, her story, Surrender's, inspiration: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Fanfiction
Category:1982 Fanfiction‎
Category:Slash Fanfiction