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The Baby Is You

The Baby Is You is a rock opera musical made by Radiation & friends, roughly 14 minutes long and consisting of 11 parts. It includes art by astroliner. It is a deliberately crude work about mpreg made in reaction of rules on the MS Paint Adventures forums.
The MSPA forum's Art forum had a "no pregnant kids" rule, and there was some wank and discussion about censorship. Radiation decided to test the rule (quote: "i wonder if the pregnant kids thing extends to song") by creating an album that centers around Dave Strider giving birth to John Egbert. The album can be considered a deliberate shockfic due to this.
The Baby Is You was posted on the forum on October 14, 2010.14.10.2010, THE BABY IS YOU - a new album by toby "radiation" fox w/ art by astroliner (archived 21 Jun 2013) by Radiation, Oct 13 2010 It was quickly met with shock and horror, as well as some amusement, and removed by mods a short time later. Radiation was also banned from the forum by mods, a significant reaction, considering he was on the Homestuck creators team.
On December 24, a user called "anonymousbaby" post the album on the forum again. It was removed by mods with a notice that "Posting anything from this album is unacceptable."24.12.2011, Im having baby and the baby is you (archived June 2012) by anonymousbaby, accessed 10.12.2011.
The musical could be downloaded on super-villain.org until some time in 2016. All the content including art and lyrics can currently be found on recordcrash.com.
== Contents ==
Tracklist:
# "A History of Babies" - 00:00
# "Throguh Song" - 01:00
# "The Baby is You" - 01:47
# "Bootes" - 03:26
# "Rose pragnant" - 05:15
# "The rose rap" - 06:26
# "Uh oh" - 09:11
# "Vs bros" - 09:18
# "A baby is born" - 10:44
# "A Baby Legend - The Baby is 2" - 12:14
Credits:
== Reception ==
Shadok posted Homestuck: The Baby is You Animated on Apr 13, 2017, and animatic using the full album.
The musical gamed more attention after the popularity Undertale of Radiation/Toby Fox's indie game. People unfamiliar with Homestuck who watched the musical were also shocked by it.
==References==
Category:Homestuck Fanworks
Category:2011 Albums
The Babylon 5 Quotient

The Babylon 5 Quotient is by J. Michael Straczynski. It was originally posted to a CompuServ bulletin board on January 22, 1992 and reprinted in that month in CCSTSG Enterprises #18, likely without permission. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the work that went into creating Babylon 5
* how fabulous the show will be
* how Deep Space Nine's creators ripped off JMS' ideas, and is a pretty strong shot across the bow of TPTB which couldn't have made him many friends
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:1991 Meta
Category:Meta on Usenet
Category:Babylon 5 Meta
Category:Star Trek DS9 Meta
The Backrooms (creepypasta)

The Backrooms is a creepypasta and form of online urban legend involving the idea of a space outside of the known universe in which one can enter by noclipping to it. The story suggests that the Backrooms involve a maze of randomly generated spacious, empty rooms with yellow carpets smelling of moisture, and dull, buzzing fluroscent lights, as well as various creatures or entities. The idea originated on 4chan, and utilises the concept of liminal spaces.
The concept has generated somewhat of a fandom by itself, though it will also be used as a setting or plot device for other fandoms, commonly various MCYT channels, such as Dream SMP.
==Meta==
*'i know the kids have created an extensive mythology and cast of "entities" for the backrooms but[...]' (Dec 2022) by electrificata
==Resources & External Links==
* The Backrooms - Anonymous on /x/ - Ao3 Fandom Tag
* Based on The Backrooms (Creepypasta) - Ao3 Additional Tag
Category:Creepypasta
Category:Horror Fandom
The Backrooms (event)

The Backrooms was a Hispanic Minecraft event for Twitch MCYT streamers hosted by Soarinng and created by Eufonia Studio and inspired by the popular creepypasta of the same name, The Backrooms. The event had 60 content creators divided up into ten teams participating to complete four levels over three hours. The event was nominated in the Esland Awards 2024 for Best Content Miniseries.
According to reported stats on the official page on Eufonia Studios, the event had 94,126 Peak Viewers, with 76,104 Average Viewers, and 217,982 Watch Time on Twitch.
==List of ParticipantsList taken from Soarinng's Twitter post==
===Equipo 1===
* Capitán Gato
* MagmaBoi
* TheHero
*Fallo
*SilencioShh
*Monica Flores
===Equipo 2===
*Bobicraft
*SiriVtuber
*PARRA
*AradirOFF
*Tiara Garcia
*Natalan
===Equipo 3===
*Serpias
*Crisgreen
*KendoMurft
*ChessiVT
*BlandShip
*Capy
===Equipo 4===
*TheDaarick
*An7hony96
*ANDREH
*Mictia
*PonyOn
*GloGloKing
===Equipo 5===
*Flexvega
*Mikecrack
*JustNova
*Silviogamer
*Soarinng
*SoyDany
===Equipo 6===
*Shadoune666
*PolloFrito
*AnsiChan
*Lucasta
*TENI
*Rakkun
===Equipo 7===
*Locochon
*Duxo
*Aquino
*Yuls
*Burnedlake
*Michu
===Equipo 8===
*Farfadox
*Lokonazo
*iNooblyArtz
*Alewang
*Kori Kimura
*Roy
===Equipo 9===
*JuanSGuarnizo
*Charlitos
*Budget
*Aldo Geo
*Churro
*Emikukis
===Equipo 10===
*FeryFer
*Pujidos
*Hasvik
*AlecchiMan
*Jhessc
*xlNewHollman
==References==
Category:MCYT
Category:Twitch
The Backrooms vol. 2

The Backrooms vol. 2 was a Minecraft event for Twitch MCYT streamers hosted by Soarinng and created by Eufonia Studio. It is a sequel to the first Backrooms event, The Backrooms vol. 1. The event was hosted by Soarinng and Kori Kimura. One hundred content creators were invited to play in the event. Unlike the first event, which only featured Hispanic creators, some English-speaking creators were also invited. The creators were divided up into random teams which they could choose to stay with or abandon.
After the event the server was opened to the public to play, becoming the first event by Eufonia Studio that was publicly available.Twitter post from Eufonia Studio announcing that starting on September 8, 2024 the Backrooms experience will be freely available to the general public.
==List of Participants==
*AgenteMaxo
*Alewang
*Alexcrasherss
*Amz3t
*Andreh
*Angelsg__
*Ansichan
*Antonicratv
*Aquino
*Ayolinx
*Axozer
*Badboyhalo
*Blandship
*Calcetinlol
*Capitán Gato
*Carolinyaa
*Chainavt
*Cleiverpalito
*Coldified
*Conterstine
*Crisgreen
*Daarick
*Dasnerth
*Dipez_
*Domgamermc
*Dotanick361
*Duxo
*Elbudget
*Elfo2k_
*Elglogloking
*Elmexicanlopez
*Emikukis
*Endertuki
*Estailus
*Evapartis
*Fallosinemision
*Farfadox
*FeirlyGab
*Feryfer
*Gramajodb
*Greenfyx_
*Harooxd
*ichurrox
*iNooblyArtz
*ismanuplay
*James_aap
*Jazidgamer
*Jhesscc
*Jota
*JuanSGuarnizo
*Julygzoom
*Kendomurft
*Kirbopro
*Koesito
*Komanche
*Kori Kimura
*Kurovtb
*Laos
*Lilybell_vt
*llocochon
*Lucasta
*Luisardito
*Maryblog
*Mictia00
*Mikecrack
*Millymusiic
*Mishifu
*Monicaflores
*Montoyatr
*Myiul
*NeneEfthy
*Noni
*Nuvia_ouo
*Papitasvt
*Pookyboovt
*Pujidos_90
*Rakkunvt
*Rasecorcust
*Renrize
*RoxieCake
*Sayhoml
*Serpias
*SilencioShh
*Soarinng
*Sonpanchouwu
*Soydany_
*Soysaac
*Stephaniemx_
*Suwie
*Tanizen
*Themagmaboi
*Tomycatt
*Torehh
*TvNauta
*UpGodzi
*Vanishedtwo
*Xc3jo
*Xiaroyt
*Xnanatyx
*Lunaria
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:GVzdXx awAAqCZc.jpeg|Fanart of Soarinng by @Jugo_Pau_Pau
==References==
Category:MCYT
Category:Twitch
The Backstroke of the West

Star Wars the Third Gathers: The Backstroke of the West is a version of the Star Wars movie Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith in which the movies subtitles have been badly translated into Chinese and then back again into English, with hilarious results. It spawned the clip of Darth Vader dramatically yelling "Do not want!" which has been used as a meme. For more information on the contents of the movie, view the Star Wars Fanpedia page on it here.
There is also a fandub version available on YouTube that dubs all the subtitles over the original dialogue
The movie was popularized in 2005 with a blogpost containing screenshots of the film. Currently, this movie is only available illegally due to the fact that the only change from the original is the subtitles. Of course, despite this, fans still share bootlegged versions amongst each other. One fan went to a viewing party at college for the movie in 2016. -- comment on Fanlore: 6 October 2018‎ by GoldenFalls 
==Gallery==
File:Donotwant.jpg|The "Do Not Want!" meme
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Category:2005 Memes
Category:Translation
The Backup Detectives

The Backup Detectives is an AU which focuses mainly on four characters: Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy Goof and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. It started out as an idea for a movie, but evolved into a fancomic, published on a dedicated Tumblr blog. In it, the four main characters work at a detective agency, and are called upon when the 'real' detectives believe a case will be pointless.
It is set between 1940-1950 although the creator originally stated it took place somewhere from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Other characters included in the verse, fanon or otherwise, are: Pluto, Mortimer Mouse, Gladstone Gander, Minnie Mouse, Daisy Duck, Clarabelle Cow, The Beagle Boys, Peg Leg Pete, Huey Duck, Louie Duck, Dewey Duck, Della Duck, Julius the Cat, Ortensia Whiskers, Felicity Duck, Gus Goose and Cliff the Cabby.
==Inspired Works==
===Fanart===
File:Same energy by beary.png|✨ Same energy ✨ by angelleplaytoonbeary
File:Bd oswalrd by sunny.jpg|BD Oswald by sunny-fnaf123
File:Spooky house by cinnamonsakura.jpg|Spooky House by cinnamonsakura666
File:And the girls by battlekukku.jpg|AND the girls! by transgender-battlekukku
File:Bakcups by probably-des.jpg|BACKUPS by probably-des
File:I decided to draw some art by boingodigitalart.jpg|backup detectives au by boingodigitalart
==References==
Category:Mickey Mouse & Friends
Category:2023 Fancomics
Category:2020s Fancomics
The Backyardigans

The Backyardigans is an animated show created by Janice Burgess and released by Nickelodeon in the U.S. and Treehouse TV in Canada. It has a (insert descriptor here) fandom.
==Canon==
===Characters===
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
==Notable Works==
==External Links==
==References==
Category:Animation
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Bad Guys

:For articles with similar titles, see Bad Guy (disambiguation).
The Bad Guys is a 2022 animated film produced by DreamWorks. It is loosely based on Aaron Blabey's children's book series of the same name.
==Fandom==
The film is popular with furries. Crossovers are common with movies such as Zootopia and Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
File:Animatedandrew dreamworks-wolves.png|DreamWorks Wolves (Jan 2023) by AnimatedAndrew, featuring Mr. Wolf with Death from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
==External Links==
* The Bad Guys (Movie 2022) on Archive of Our Own
* Bad Guys on FanFiction.Net
Category:The Bad Guys
The Bad Touch

The Bad Touch is a Life on Mars vid by Ishamaellives. It is described as a humorous or crack slash vid with the pairing of Sam Tyler/Gene Hunt. It was uploaded to the LiveJournal community lifein1973 on June 14 2007. 
==Reactions/Reviews==
This vid was recommended by Draycevixen on Crack Van on November 28, 2009: "A documentary *cough* on the mating habits of Sam and Gene and the rest of their pack CID summed up very appropriately in the song's lyrics: “You and me baby ain’t nothing but mammals, so let’s do it like they do on the discovery channel.”
Yes, it’s very cracky, a lot of fun and slashy as hell... What’s not to love? *g*"
==References==
Category:Life on Mars Vids
Category:2007 Vids
The Bait (Sentinel zine)

The Bait is a slash 159-page novel by Cherokee Girl and TACS. Color cover and B/W interiors by TACS. Available as print zine and PDF from Requiem Publications as of 2018.
From the former distributor, "Jim and Blair, who have already chosen each other as lifemates, go undercover as a gay couple to solve a series of murders that has the gay community up in arms. Blair is the perfect ‘type,’ but fresh from the Academy, Jim has his doubts if Blair is ready for such a difficult job."
Category:Sentinel Slash ZinesCategory:2003 Zines
The Baker Street Chronicle

The Baker Street Chronicle is a Sherlockian journal originally called "John Clayton's Underground Newspaper." In its first issue, it announced it was "being published in reaction to the silence of The Morning Post, the newsletter of St. Louis's Noble Bachelors." 
It included art by Jeff Huddlestone and articles by Kelvin Jones and Brad Keefauver.
File:bakerstreetchronicle1.jpg|cover of issue #1
File:bakerstreetchronicleunknown.jpg|cover of unknown issue
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Category:1980s Zines
The Baker Street Gasogene

The Baker Street Gasogene is a Sherlockian journal of articles and other non-fiction. It ran for four issues. The first issue was reprinted in the 1980s by Magico.
The Baker Street Gasogene 1 was published in 1961. It includes a map by Julian Wolff.
The Baker Street Gasogene 2
The Baker Street Gasogene 3
The Baker Street Gasogene 4 was published in April 1962 and contains 74 pages. It includes "The Beginnings of Solar Pons" by August Derleth and other Sherlock-themed articles, photos and artwork.
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:1961 Zines
Category:1962 Zines
The Balance

The Balance is a gameplay-focused community in the Final Fantasy XIV fandom. It consists of a website and a dedicated discord server. Its name derives from a skill from the Astrologian job which buffs a party member's damage for a short time.
The Balance website hosts a plethora of guides about playing the various jobs in the game most optimally, including up-to-date skill information, rotation guides and best-in-slot equipment information. The discord has dedicated channels for discussing the jobs and giving and obtaining feedback on performance, as well as some discussion channels on the game's other aspects.
Category:Final Fantasy XIV
The Balance Series

The Balance Series is a Chakotay/Paris series by Mona Ramsey.
==Series==
*Balance #1: Sandrine's is the start of the series that I'm probably known best for in this fandom - the one that, if you only read it and nothing else, will make you think I'm a very odd little person indeed. Meant to go an entirely different way than it ended up going, it was nevertheless wild, dark, and fun - at least for *me*. February 6, 1998, 14.8K.
*Balance #2: Words established a few more rules, according to Tom, and the beginning of the terrors that would shake Tom so . . . March 2, 1998, 13K.
*Balance #3: Seek knocked me right on my ass, because the extra element that this series needed was one that I thought I'd never write - P/K. March 6, 1998, 12.6K.
*Balance #4: Favour re-establishes a few barriers and re-enforces a few guidelines, all so important to our Tom. March 14, 1997, 17.2K
*Balance #5: Good was one of my absolute most daring moments as a writer - to go this far and to make it believable enough that I held my breath whilst writing it - the horror, the fascination. . . March 20, 1998, 14.5K.
*Balance #6: Basic has an ending that I got a lot of questions about - what does Chakotay *really* mean when he says the magic words to Tom? Don't ask me, I'm just the writer. March 28, 1998, 13K.
*Balance #7: Hunger shows me beginning to crack up, and the start of my descent into the end of these stories - they were literally so fun to write that it was frightening. I was also beginning to feel sorry for Tom, and that was a killer. March 31, 1998, 12.5K.
*Balance #8: safe is deliberately uncapitalized, to evoke meaning, and was what I was looking for - a bit of explanation, or perhaps *non*-explanation, of just what Tom was doing. April 5, 1998, 12K.
*Balance #9: Clarity was me going as far as I possibly could and ending on a note of desperation and strange hope, I felt, for Tom and the people he touched. April 9, 1998, 11.2K.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek VOY C/P Fanfiction
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
The Ballad

The Ballad is a Supernatural wincest vid by 1semar. It was inspired by, and meant as a continuation of, the vid Carnival of Rust by absrip, using similar techniques, and the extensive use of art tarot cards, some of which included manips by Tess.
==Vidder's Notes==
==Gallery==
File:Theballadscreencap2.png|screencap featuring the The Hanged Man tarot card.
File:Theballadscreencap1.png|This is a closeup of The Lovers tarot card
File:Theballadscreencap3.png|group shot of the tarot cards used 
Category:Supernatural VidsCategory:Slash VidsCategory:2012 Vids
The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins

The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins is a 1967 cult song about Bilbo (a character from The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings), perhaps all the more popular with fans because it was first performed by Leonard Nimoy (aka Spock) on the ABC summer replacement series, Malibu-U, hosted by Rick Nelson. An edited version of the video was shown on ABC's American Bandstand. It was included in the 2005 Ringers: Lord of the Fans documentary. On the back cover notes for Two Sides of Leonard Nimoy, it was described this way: "Long an admirer of the 'Hobbits,' Nimoy sings of the adventures of the bravest Hobbit of them all."
"The Ballad of Bilbo Baggins" was heavily promoted by fans. From Chatter Boxes #3 (1967):
"Cotton Candy", written by Star Trek camera operator Cliff Ralke, was described on the LP back cover notes as "A modern, thought-image in musical setting, written by one of the camera crew of the Star Trek series."
==A Staple, with the Stapling...==
A fan remembers: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
Dorothy Jones Heydt's review:
==References==
Category:Industry
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works‏‎
Category:Lord of the Rings
The Ballad of Hastur and Cassilda

The Ballad of Hastur and Cassilda is a five-page epic poem/ballad by Marion Zimmer Bradley. 
The front cover is by Terri Windling.
It was published by Thendara House and was later included in Legends of Hastur and Cassilda. It was also included in the Darkover Concordance.
In 1982, Bradley mentioned this fanwork in Marion Zimmer Bradley Discusses Influences of "The King in Yellow" and Accusations of Plagiarism. 
==Subject of MZB's Very First Fanzine Article?==
It is possible that these characters were the subject of MZB's very first fanzine publication. In 1978, she wrote: 
==The Introduction==
By Marion Zimmer Bradley: 
==References==
Category:Poetry
Category:Darkover Zines
Category:1978 Zines
The Ballad of Jensen and Jared

The Ballad of Jensen and Jared is a fan song in support of the J2 ship from Supernatural RPF. The song is by Virginia Tingley and was posted on her LiveJournal.
A portion of the song was used as intro music for The F Plus episode 45: It's Only Supernatural.
==External links==
* Lyrics on Supernatural Wiki
* 2013 cover version by SpinningSpaniards
==References==
Category:2006
Category:J2
The Ballad of Jim & Blair

The Ballad of Jim & Blair is a songtape collection of Sentinel songvids by TM Alexander vidding under the name of Winged Cat Productions. Several of the songvids appeared at the 1999 MediaWest convention.
It is unclear if there was a second volume of vids.
==Volume 1==
Volume 1 contains 15 songvids with an approximate running time of 60 minutes. The videotape box art was created by TM Alexander.
Contents:
*We'll Be Together Tonight
*You've Got A Friend in Me
*Return to Innocence
*Weird Science
*Trigger Happy Jack
*Ain't Had Enough Fun
*Sweet Young Thing
*The Boy Feels Strange
*My Roommate
*Never Tear Us Apart
*Hot for Teacher
*I Want Candy
*Crazy For Me
*Never is a Promise
*Hooked On .. The Sentinel (Hooked on Classics 1 & 2)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:1998
The Ballad of the Internet Nutball: Chaining Rhetorical Visions from the Margins of the Margins to the Mainstream in the Xenaverse

The Ballad of the Internet Nutball: Chaining Rhetorical Visions from the Margins of the Margins to the Mainstream in the Xenaverse is a doctoral dissertation by Christine Boese. 
The dissertation was accepted at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in August 1998. 
It was cited in Jae's essay Young, Female, Single…? A Study of Demographics and Writing-/Reading-Habits of Fanfiction Writers and Readers.
The author cites her thesis in Spinning Off From The Source: Alternative Fan Fiction Changes With The Seasons.
==Introduction==
"This dissertation is a hypertextual performance in nonlinear form. It is both expressive and paradigmatic, descriptive and analytical, as it seeks the cultural logic of an electronically-linked society in cyberspace: The Xenaverse. As such it exists on the Web and on CD-ROM. This presentation consists of webbed nodes of hypertext rather than chapters, both reflecting and contributing to the webbed electronic environment in which the Xenaverse exists." Main Page 
==References==
 
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Academic Commentary
Category:1998 Academic Commentary
The Band Gazebo

The Band Gazebo is helsinkibaby's fanfiction site. It also has a links section and an awards page.
Description from seanachais:
==References==
Category:2000s Author Pages
Category:Alias 
Category:West Wing Websites
Category:CSI
Category:CSI: Miami
Category:Sports Night Author Pages
Category:Stargate SG-1 Author Pages
Category:Stargate Atlantis
Category:NYPD Blue
Category:24
Category:Press Gang
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Veronica Mars
Category:Jake 2.0
Category:Multifandom Author Pages
Category:Without a Trace
Category:NCIS
Category:Farscape Author Pages
The Bandom Media Newsletter

The Bandom Media Newsletter aka theydresstight contained links to: news articles, fan picspam, musician journal updates, new pictures, tv appearances, radio interviews, gossip articles and any other 'canon' information. There were 44 posts and 136 comments.
Interests listed: cobra starship, decaydance, empires, fall out boy, fueled by ramen, gym glass heroes, mindless self indulgence, my chemical romance, panic! at the disco, the academy is..., the cab, the hush sound, the used
Category:Bandom Journal Communities
Category:2007 Communities
Category:2008 Communities
The Bane

The Bane is a 95-page X-Files novel by A.C. Langlinais. It is in script form, and is a continuation of a 34-page story (not in script form) that was in a 1997 issue of Texas Revelations.
It is told from Dana Scully's point of view.
===Similar Endeavors===
Some other examples of fans submitting scripts to TPTB, and after rejection or other brush-offs, turning them into zines: 
* Remote Control by Jacqueline Lichtenberg (Star Trek: TNG) (1968, 1975)
* Man of Iron by Paul Darrow (1981)
* Letters, printed in Double Natural by Howie Weinstein (M*A*S*H) (1981)
* The Course to Destiny by Raelene Wenzel (Star Trek: TOS) (1984)
* Steele in My Heart, printed in Tuesday Night by Kathy Dunn, Elizabeth Ford, and Debbi De Angelis (Remington Steele) (1986)
* Blood and Fire by David Gerrold (Star Trek: TNG) (1987)
* Works of Steele by Elaine Gustainis and Jill Hargen (Remington Steele) (1987)
* The Bane by A.C. Langlinais (The X-Files) (1997)
==Some Comments by the Author==
==References==
Category: Novel Zines
Category:X-Files Gen Zines
Category:1990s
The Banned Starsky & Hutch Episodes in the UK

For many years, the BBC refused to air several Starsky & Hutch episodes.
The Starsky & Hutch episode "The Fix" was banned for portraying explicit drug use. 
The other episodes fans mentioned most were "Savage Sunday," "Nightmare," and "Murder Ward." 
A Radio Times archive lists two others, "Bloodbath" and "Vendetta." "Savage Sunday" was omitted from the first Season One broadcast, and according to Radio Times listed airdates, there are none for the episodes "Vendetta," "Nightmare," "Bloodbath," or "Murder Ward." - from BBC Programme Index 
"The Fix" was finally shown on British television on 31 May 1999. It is unknown when the others were finally aired.
==Similar Bans==
See The Four Banned Star Trek: TOS Episodes in the UK
==Adversity Sparks Creativity==
In early 1980, an American fan wrote of a story she wrote, Yesterday's Nightmares, for her British friends who were unable to view "The Fix."
==Fan Comments==
===1980===
===1982===
 
 
===1989===
 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch