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The Boy Can't Help It

The Boy Can't Help It is the fourth Starsky & Hutch vid created. It was made by Kendra Hunter and Diana Barbour.
It was shown at Vividcon in 2008 as part of a vidding panel by Kandy Fong and Sandy Hereld. 
This vid was the first to use scenes from different episodes, and the first to use credits.
From Morgan Dawn's notes: 
==Credit Sequence==
Unlike most credits which only appear at the beginning and the end of the song, The Boy Can't Help It's credits were interspersed with clips from the show, essentially allowing the vid makers to "talk" to their audience on a meta level. Some of the credits are clearly in-jokes. The vid ends with a repeated clip of Starsky butt dancing that lasts many many seconds.
*"Credits"
*"Apologies for ROCK. Terry said NO! Kendra said, yes, then No, and Diana...."
*"cut in the Hutch Patch"
*"The V.T.R.s Peter/Charlie/Saucy"
*"Producer: Kendra Hunter. Executive Producer: Diana Barbour"
*"Conceived & Executed by Terry Adams"
*"Thanks for the Songs and Scenes to Melanie R. and Carol Huffman"
*"The Boy courtesy of PMG"
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
Category:1980 Vids
The Boy Fanfiction Archive

The Boy is an archive for fanfiction about any character that Michael Shanks has portrayed. Part of The Boy Michael Shanks fansite, it uses Automated Archive software, and is open to gen, het and slash works The Boy - Fanfiction Archive (Accessed 24 July 2016).
In November 2017, it was announced that The Boy would be moving to the Archive of Our Own as an Open Doors ProjectThe Boy / Michael Shanks Archive is Moving to the AO3 (Accessed 21 November 2017). This import was completed in February 2018.
==References==
Category:Stargate SG-1 Archives
Category:2000s ArchivesCategory:Vox Populli
The Boy Who Lived Forever

The Boy Who Lived Forever is a 2011 article by author and journalist Lev Grossman about fandom, primarily media fandom, and fanfiction that was published by Time Magazine in 2011. The article, timed to coincide with the release of the final Harry Potter film, uses Harry Potter fandom as a jumping off point to explain fanfiction and fandom culture to people who may know nothing about it, or at least, nothing true.
The article covers the subject in broad strokes in about 3,500 words. It is strongly focused on US experience of fandom—most of the quoted sources are US fans or authors, and the fandoms mentioned are either from US sources or are big international hits like Harry Potter. There is no mention of large fandom communities like anime or manga, but recognition is given to the international and diverse nature of fandoms. The focus is also fanfiction on the internet, but there is a brief history of pre-internet media fandom, using Man From U.N.C.L.E. as the example of an early fandom, a departure from the trend of articles focusing almost exclusively on Star Trek and Kirk/Spock. 
Some issues around copyright, fair use and the feelings of professional authors towards fanfic are also covered, and the article dispels some popular myths about the legality of fanfiction while remaining sympathetic to the feelings of the authors who don't like it.
The article contains some shoutouts to fans with references to sex pollen, Rule 34 and a sly allusion to hurt/comfort. 
The reception from fans in media fandom has been almost universally positive, an unusual occurrence for a mainstream article about fanfiction and fandom. A linkspam of fannish reaction posts can be found here.
Prior to the publication of the article, Grossman approached the OTW and through them arranged to interview fans on a locked Livejournal community, lg_interview. The response was immediate and verbose, with over 100 fans responding to the questions, often at length. Much of the material in the finished article, some of it direct quotes, came from those answers. 
== Four Fanfic Must-Reads ==
The print version of the article includes a sidebar titled "Four Fanfic Must-Reads", which was not included in the online version of the article. It includes recs for four Harry Potter fanfics and a description of each:Scan available at chimerachan's LiveJournal (30 July 2011); transcribed by sodoesrachael (31 July 2011). (Accessed 20 January 2013; WebCite.)
==References==
Category:2011 News Media 
 
Category:Harry Potter News Media 
Category:Fanfiction News Media
The Boy and the Beast

The Boy and the Beast is a popular Teen Wolf fan fic by Dira Sudis. It is a Canon AU inspired by the fairy tale Beauty and the Beast with Derek/Stiles as the pairing. It uses several Teen Wolf tropes—Derek can transform fully into a wolf, and Stiles befriends Derek while he's stuck as a wolf—as well as more general ones, like hurt/comfort. Though it was written just before the start of season 3, it doesn't use any canon from season 2, so the cast is confined to those characters introduced in season 1.
==Summary==
==Related Works==
Lynnmonster, who is thanked in the author's notes on the story, commissioned a piece of fanart for it from artists kickingshoes.
==Recs and Reviews==
The story was read and rec'ed widely, even on the book review site Goodreads, where it received 59 ratings (3.93 stars out of 5 average) and 14 reviews.
Vivian ♪(┌・。・)┌ on Goodreads:
Nina on Goodreads:
atarax1s on Tumblr:
The Collectress:
Janonny:
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
The Boyfriend Job

The Boyfriend Job is a Steve/Danny story by james. It was reprinted in the 2011 ConStricted By Plot zine with cover art by sian1359.
Summary: Eliot Spencer is in town, and Danny decides to take advantage of that fact.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Leverage
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
The Boys Series

The Boys Series is a Mulder/Krycek series by Nicole S. The Theban Band created a fanfic cover for the series.
==Series==
* Part 1 Black Hole Sun - Krycek goes to Mulder's apartment to talk to him and while he is waiting thinks over his life and what he has done. The fun begins later when Mulder shows up. In my universe Krycek has BOTH arms and if you can't deal with that then too bad.
* Part 2 Hands All Over - Set one week after Black Hole Sun. Krycek goes to Mulder's place to invite him out for an evening of beer & rock 'n' roll. Boys will be boys and get into a little hijinks along the way. In my universe
* Part 3 Slaves and Bulldozers - A little ditty about Mulder who is brooding because he and Krycek cannot get together this weekend.
* Part 4 Fell On Black Days - Poor Krycek isn't feeling well and it's up to Mulder to make him all better.
* Part 5 Burden In My Hand - A boring case, a murder, loneliness, a stolen car—you do the math.
* Part 6 Confessions - Alex is a bad little boy. Mulder has to punish him. Sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind.
* Part 7 Bittersweet Me - Angst, then the beach for some fun.
* Part 8 More Than This - Things get interesting for Krycek who is on surveillance detail.
* Part 9 Closer - Mulder decides to cook and have Alex over for a romantic dinner. Schmoop ahead!
* Part 10 Home - We asked Amy B. for a challenge. She said she wanted one of the Boys to get a tattoo. Well, here you go!
* Part 11 Aisle 5 - Alex has been a bad little boy and needs to be punished.
Boys Interludes: Apparitions, Phone Booth, PIN Number, The Jacket, Periwinkle, Bliss, Loading Dock, Quicksilver, 110 CGU
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
The Brady Bunch

The Brady Bunch is a Paramount family sitcom series which revolves around a large blended family with six children. Due to it became popular staple in syndication, the series led to several spinoffs: The Brady Bunch Hour (1976–77), The Brady Brides (1981), and The Bradys (1990). The Brady Bunch Movies (1995, 1996, 2002 films) are an satirical comedy adaption of the series.
==Fandom==
The fandom for the series is fairly small, although it often inspires fusions/AUs for other fandoms.
As of 2015, the meme of "Sure, Jan" quickly became popular, as did Jan's relationship with "George Glass".
===Psuedo-Incest===
Pairing Greg/Marcia, Jan/Peter, and Bobby/Cindy was common in fan works due to both the "it's not incest if they're only stepsiblings" angle plus the actors and actresses for all three pairs having had a romantic connection during the filming of the show. Additionally, a teenage Barry Williams took his TV mother Florence Henderson on a date, leading to the Greg/Carol pairing.
Adult fanfiction sites often hosted explicit incest stories, sometimes mixing up the pairings or going for full-on orgies. Such fiction was rarely treated seriously, however, often seen as a joke that the fans were corrupting a wholesome family sitcom. Very rarely were these feelings actually explored in-depth.
==Fanworks==
* Jan Brady
==Meta==
* Noreen’s Got A Big Fat Lesbian Crush On Marcia Brady
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Brady Bunch works tagged at AO3
* Brady Bunch & crossover works at FFN
* Brady Bunch works at Adult-Fanfiction.org
Fansites:
* Brady World
* Brady Bunch Shrine
Tumblr:
* The Brady Bunch, Brady Bunch tags
* Heck Yeah The Brady Bunch
Other
* The Brady Bunch at TV Tropes
 Category:Live-action Television‎ Category:Live-action Film‎
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Brandt Series

In the mid-1990s, Jungle Kitty wrote a well-received het series of stories involving Kirk and an OFC named Suzanne Brandt.
==Comments==
 
==The Series==
The events in one story may overlap with the events in others.
Academy Stories (2250-2254):
* Les Liaisons Ridicules (Ridiculous Liaisons)
* Posing with Baked Goods
* The Great Easter Candy Caper
* The Perfect Mentor
* Where There's Smoke
* What Lies Within
Pre-TOS Stories (2255-2263):
* Visions of Sugarplums
* Play Ball
Stories of the First Five-Year Mission (2264-2269):
* Just Friends
* One Night on Earth
* The 1000th Woman
* The Kirk-Brandt Blooper Reel
* Holiday Punch
* In Mind and Body
* Poppies
* Orange-Colored Sky
* Star-Spangled Night
* Hand to Hand
* Hearts Untraveled
* Happy Birthday, JT
* 1-900-CAPTAIN
* Memory Lane
* Born To Be Wild
* Empty Bed Blues
* Blood Claim
* The Uneasy Dancers
Other Stories of the First Five-Year Mission (2264-2269): I don't know exactly when these occurred, or in what order.:
* The Gift-Wrapped Captain
* Two Spoons and a Butterfly
* Ladies Night
* The New Curiosity Shoppe
Stories between the Five-Year Mission and Star Trek: The Motion Picture (2269-2271):
* Homecoming
* Mercy
* The New Dog
* Who Wants To Know?
* The Last Word
* How Are Ya Fixed For Love?
* On the Upbeat
* The Gift-Wrapped Admiral
* Distracted
* Coming Attraction
* Big Easy
* Seduce Me Tonight
 
* Rain Check
* Although It's Been Said Many Times, Many Ways
* Hush
* Beautiful Dreamer
* Blind Curve
Stories Taking Place After Star Trek: The Motion Picture (2271 onward):
* If You're Reading This
* Jealous Bone
* Curiosity, a Catfight, and a Costume
* The Botany of Christmas
* All in Good Time
* Random
* The Sound of Drums
* The Siege Perilous
A Kirk-Brandt Alternate Universe: The stories in this subset branch off from the regular Kirk-Brandt stories just prior to the end of the Five Year Mission. They take place in the cozy little universe the characters and I visit when we need a break from all the Big Drama. The stories Blood Claim and The Uneasy Dancers never took place in this universe.:
* The Family Mythology
* The Dress, The Guests, The Cake, The Car, The Whole Darn Thing
* The Seven-Pound, Two-Ounce Sequel
* The Littlest Crewman
* Schrödinger's Christmas Present
* Toy Story
Other Stories Outside the Usual Timeline (Kirk-Brandt alternate universes or just plain silly stuff):
* Fade In/Fade Out
* Kurk and Brant Fuck
* Where No Peep Has Gone Before
* Romancing the Peep
* The Small Screen, Part XX
* Gone With The Solar Wind
* Modular Mates
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
The Brass Bed

* The Brass Bed, a Starsky & Hutch story by Billie Fowler
* "the brass bed story," a common reference to Surrender, a controversial Starsky & Hutch story by Paula Smith
* Sarek and Amanda's brass bed in Night of the Twin Moons was highlighted by Camille Bacon-Smith in her 1986 article, Spock Among the Women, as a symbol of "Amanda's brass bed has become a symbol in the community for the ideal of sexual equality."
* The Brass Bed, art by Alice Jones portraying Sarek and Amanda from Night of the Twin Moons
The Brass Bed (Starsky & Hutch story)

See The Brass Bed for other fandom uses. 
The Brass Bed is a very, very early slash pass-around Starsky and Hutch novel by Billie Fowler. It was never reprinted in a zine.
It has been called by some one of the “Holy Grails of Starsky & Hutch fandom.” Source: Morgan Dawn’s notes, remembering fans looking for the mythical second Brass Bed story on the Zinelist in 2002 
The brass bed in this fandom refers to Hutch's bed frame in canon.
==History of the Term==
Brass bed frames were a common decorating element in the United States in the 1970s. Because human nature often propels fans to incorporate things that are familiar to them in their own lives, fan fiction (even when the story takes place on different planets and hundreds of years in the future!) sometimes includes these cultural touchstones. For many Star Trek: TOS fans, the fact that Spock's parents had such a bed in the extremely popular fan novels, Night of the Twin Moons and Full Moon Rising, didn't raise any eyebrows. -- "The Tenth Night" and "The Time of Mating" in Full Moon Rising, and page 153 in Night of the Twin Moons. One fan also makes reference to a Trek story in her review of the pro book, The Vulcan Academy Murders, which was a sequel to Lorrah's "Night of the Twin Moons." In this review, the fan writes: "I love the way the author subtly and deftly worked in elements of fanfic. I think my favorite part of the book was when Kirk casually observed Amanda and Sarek's brass headboard with the "dents in the rungs." (Aha! The infamous "brass bed" story! We know where those dents came from…heh…heh). -- from Interstat #88 (February 1985) 
The 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/Paul Michael Glaser 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.
A fan in 2002 wrote: 
==History of the Story and Other Fanworks It Inspired==
Ruth Kurz stated that "The Brass Bed story "Surrender" is by Paula Smith, a rewrite of one by Billie Fowler." quoted from Virgule-L (Jun 14, 1993) 
Paula Smith, the author of the controversial story Surrender in the zine Strokes, confirms this and notes that special acknowledgments go to "The Brass Bed" as it was her story's inspiration: 
Rumor has it that Leslie Fish was planning to write a sequel to "The Brass Bed," but this fic was never completed.
==Fan Comments==
===1985===
From a fan who'd written Right Between the Eyes, a responsefic to "The Brass Bed": 
===2002===
===2006===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch FanfictionCategory:Slash Fanfiction
The Brass Jar Series

The Brass Jar Series is a het 96-page Hercules and Xena anthology by Susan (JinXavier) Twohig. Cover by Sophia Kelley Shultz.
It required an age statement to purchase.
Summary from the publisher, "The God of War finds himself in the Twentieth Century, he finds romance with his rescuer, the beautiful Jess, and, suddenly becomes very "interested" in a certain TV series." (Hercules) and Xena).
* "The Brass Jar, part I" 
* "The Brass Jar, part II"
* "The Americanization of Ares" 
* "The God of War Takes a Vacation" 
* "The Great Mount Olympus Ambrosia Contest of 1999" 
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Zines
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Zines
Category:Het Zines
Category:1990s
The Brat Queen

The Brat Queen is mainly a fanfic writer whose stories revolve around Angel, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Harry Potter, Fight Club, Batman, Star Wars and more. She also hosted a personal website called The Brat Queen's Castle which was a "Library" page for Vampire Chronicles specs and other fanfiction. Outside of fanfiction, The Brat Queen has also created numerous meta essays and graphics that can be viewed on her other website, wtftbq.com, which hasn't been updated since 2006.
==Fanfiction==
The Brat Queen hosted much of her fanfiction through her website, and below are notable works.
*-- An Angel series
*-- An Angel series co-written with Wolfling
*-- Buffy fanfic
*-- Spike/Buffy fanfic
*-- A Fight Club fanfic
*-- A Batman fanfic
*-- Chapter 1 of a Harry Potter fanfic series
* Epiphany, a 269-page Wesley/Angel slash and het anthology
==Meta==
Besides hosting fanfiction, The Brat Queen had a long list of short meta essays available for viewing. Not all of these were fandom meta, as some bordered on general rants, such as her short post on 9/11 or posts on religion.
* What is slash? (2003 essay by The Brat Queen)
*A Rant About Buffy Fanfic
*Harry Potter is Not the Spawn of Satan
*Why I took my stories off of Fanfiction.net (Link)
*Why do People Write Fanfic?
*Why Internet Manners Changed
* An Open Letter to the Anti-Slash People
* Why we write
* TBQ's two step theory of fanfic
* No, seriously, y'all would tell me right?
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
The Bravest of Men

The Bravest of Men is a Kirk/Spock story by Dovya Blacque. 
It was published in the print zine First Time #10.
==Summary==
"Kirk is depressed and on edge and when Spock finds out why, he offers a “logical” solution to both their needs."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Break-Even Point

The Break-Even Point is a Hawaii Five-0/Ocean's 11 story by faye_dartmouth.
Summary: Turk knows that reality is mostly perception, and the fact is he doesn't know how to separate Danny Williams from Turk Malloy anymore. The lines are blurred and the guise is deeper than the reality. He's not one or the other, but he's a little of both.
Author's notes:
There is an follow up fic to this story called Tell the Truth (but tell it slant) by moogsthewriter.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Ocean's 11
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Breaking Point of a God

The Breaking Point of a God is a Minecraft YouTube fanfiction by grey_cat_crozzing. It is a secret identity fic about Grian being a Watcher with characters from Hermitcraft, Last Life SMP and Evolution SMP. It includes the Grian/GoodTimesWithScar ship. It is not a RPF, the characters are based on the Minecraft characters they play. The story was posted to Archive of Our Own between November 2022 and December 2022. As of July 12, 2024 it is currently the most popular Last Life SMP and Evolution SMP fic by kudos count on AO3.
It has a podfic made by 72_Blue here: The Breaking Point of a God [Podfic]
== Summary ==
==Author's Notes==
The author says of the inspiration for the fic:
==Reception==
On Archive of Our Own it is the most popular Last Life SMP and Evolution SMP fanwork by kudos count. As of July 12, 2024 the work has over 56,800 hits, 5,350 kudos, 800 comments, 870 bookmarks, and has been added to 6 different collections.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:HermitcraftCategory:Life SMP SeriesCategory:Gen FanfictionCategory:Slash FanfictionCategory:MCYT FanfictionCategory:2022 Fanfiction
The Breeders

The Breeders is a Hanson fanfic by Jaerie. It was written in 2012 and features the pairing Zac Hanson/Taylor Hanson, although the two are unaware of the exact nature of their familial relationship, as they live in a dystopian society that takes a very unique approach to reproduction.
In 2018, Jaerie reposted the fic to AO3, adding the following author's note:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
The Breeders won awards in the Blank Page Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net hall of fame.
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2012 Fanfiction‎
The Brian Burgess Pork Pie Race

The Brian Burgess Pork Pie Race is a convention activity that began in the United Kingdom. 
The race's goal: build something that will transport a pork pie 20 metres.
==Some Context==
In the past, it was against the rules for fans to bring outside food to conventions, even food that was meant to be consumed in private rooms, and fans often went to great length to smuggle edibles. Many con reports have examples of fans hiding pizzas under coats and other various nefarious activities. 
It also meant that fans who, dependent on hotel food and other venues, arrived at odd hours would be very hungry. That's where Brian Burgess stepped in.
==Who is Brian Burgess?==
Brian Burgess was a well-know fan who figured one way around the system. 
==Fans Remember==
 
==References==
Category:Convention Glossary
The Bride Swap

The Bride Swap is a Katniss/Peeta fanfiction written by Titania. It was written for the Everlark Fic Exchange in 2016. The story is set in an AU version of Panem, described by the author as an In-Panem AU. The fic employs and focuses heavily on the popular fake dating trope
The summary reads "Peeta stands to inherit the bakery, but his mother won’t sign the papers until he is officially engaged to a proper Merchant class girl. So Katniss enlists the help of her best friends Madge and Gale, who can just barely stand each other, to fake date and go on double dates so they can be together. Hilarity ensues when it’s time to plan the wedding!".Summary on Fanfiction.Net
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2016 Fanfiction
The Bridesmaid

The Bridesmaid is a K/S story written by Roberta.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #6.
==Summary==
"Overhearing a conversation she wasn't meant to, Christine Chapel learns a secret she wonders if she can live with..."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1987===
===1998===
==References==
 Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Bridge (Beauty and the Beast story)

You may be looking for the zine The Bridge & Warchild.
The Bridge is a controversial Beauty and the Beast (TV) story by Cynthia Hatch. 
The fanfic was published in Kaleidoscope #1 in 1989 and is now available to read online on the The Classic Alliance of Beauty and the Beast archive.
It was the winner of a 1991 Beauty and the Beast Fan Quality Award.
The story presents the character of Vincent and the Tunnels Below as a hallucination that Catherine Chandler creates in order to cope with the trauma of an assault.
After hearing comments by Ron Koslow, one of the show's TPTB, the author wrote "The Bridge" as her way of dealing with "the necessity of accepting Koslow’s vision of doom." from Winterfest Interview with Cynthia Hatch (2005) 
There were a lot of fan comments about "The Bridge" and many of them were quite negative. One fan was so upset about the story that she wrote (with Hatch's permission) responsefic called Once You are Real. In a 2008 Beauty and the Beast Fan Fiction & Art Retrospective, JoAnn Baca called The Bridge "one of the most controversial stories in fandom".[www.batbland.com/Sep25/2008/ficNartRetrospectiveJoAnn2.htm Beauty and the Beast Fan Fiction & Art Retrospective], JoAnn Baca. Published September 25, 2008 (Accessed September 27, 2020).
In a 2005 interview conducted for the convention Winterfest, the author said about her story: 
 
==Author's Warning==
From the print zine: 
==Author's Comments==
In a 2005 interview held as part of the Winterfest celebrations, Cynthia talks about the response to her story: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1997===
===2015===
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎Category:2020 Featured Articles
The Bridge (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Bridge is a K/S story by Kathy Stanis. 
It was published in the print zine and Twilight Trek #2. 
==Summary== 
"The story within a story, as a gift conquers time and space to bring two people together." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎