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Wynaught

Wynaught (sometimes written as Wynhaught) is the relationship between Wynonna Earp and Nicole Haught from the TV series Wynonna Earp. The name is used to refer to both the platonic BroTP, as well as a romantic/sexual ship. In fact the two occasionally go hand in hand in the fandom, and the distinction between the two is a little blurry at times.
==Canon==
In canon, the two are best friends by the time of the final season, though it took a lot to get to that point. They both care immensely for Waverly.
The seventh episode of each season, especially the first three, is the designated Wynaught episode, often featuring Drunk!Nicole.
==Fandom==
===Platonic===
===Romantic===
==Fanworks==
===Fanvids===
*wynhaught | true love {earp expo} by Cam
category:Wynonna Earp Relationships
Category:Gen Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Wynd Gyrl

Wynd Gyrl is a femslash fanfiction writer active in the Buffyverse fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
==Interviews==
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
*Wyndgyrl's Buffy Femslash
==== As Contributor ====
*Thumb Wrestling
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Wyndcliffe Watch

Wyndcliffe Watch is a gen newsletter. It had three issues a year. It went on a 2-year hiatus in the early 1990s.
It began as the official publication of the Wyndcliffe Dark Shadows Society, based in Tacoma, Washington, U.S.A. It featured convention reports, essays, fiction, poetry, art work, comics, photographs, and letters. The editor was a big fan of Grayson Hall, and many issues of this fanzine had material focusing on her character, Dr. Julia Hoffman.
==Issue 1==
Wyndcliffe Watch 1 was published in October 1988.
File:Wyndcliff1front.jpg | front cover of issue #1
File:wyndcliffe1back.jpg| back cover of issue #1
==Issue 2==
Wyndcliffe Watch 2 was published December 1988.
==Issue 3==
Wyndcliffe Watch 3 was published June 1989.
File:wyndcliffe3front.jpg| front cover of issue #3
File:wyndfliffe3back.jpg| |back cover of issue #3
==Issue 4==
Wyndcliffe Watch 4 was published in February 1989 and contains about 56 pages.
* Contributors include: Guy Haines, Lisa Hennes, Jane Lach (front cover), Danny Oliverira, Lori Paige, Priscilla, ShadowGram, Sherlock, Anna Shock, May Sutherland, Janyth Thompson, and Sharon Wisdom.
* contents include con reports, essays, poetry, photos
* The Runaway (fiction by Jane Lach)
* Coming Home (fiction by Anna Shock)
* As It Was in the Beginning (poetry by May Sutherland)
* The Naming (fiction by Sharon Wisdom)
* GRAVITATE: Circundato Encircled (serial by Lori Paige)
* Moods from Dark Shadows (photo gallery)
* Trivia Contest, Letters, Classified
File:wyndcliff4.jpg|front cover of issue #4
File:wyndcliffback.jpg|back cover of issue #4
==Issue 5==
Wyndcliffe Watch 5 was published Summer 1990.
File:wyndcliffe5front.jpg| front cover of issue #5
File:wyndcliffe5back.jpg| back cover of issue #5
==Issue 6==
Wyndcliffe Watch 6 was published December 1990.
==Issue 7==
Wyndcliffe Watch 7 was published in June/July 1991 and contains 56 pages.
* contains photos, stories, bloopers, trivia, cartoons, etc. This issue has stories by Lori Paige, Jane Lach, Donna Sprinkle and Connie Jonas, with cartoons and art by Sherlock, Kelthammer and several others.
==Issue 8==
Wyndcliffe Watch 8 was the Third Anniversary Issue. It was published in 1991.
File:wyndcliffe8front.jpg| front cover of issue #8
File:wyndcliffe8back.jpg| back cover of issue #8
==Issue 9==
Wyndcliffe Watch 9 was published Summer 1992.
==Issue 10==
Wyndcliffe Watch 10 was published in May 1993. There appear to be two issues, the regular one, and the supplement. On the front of the supplement: "freshly computer-typeset."
 Image:wynd10.jpg| issue #10, shows the supplement
File:Wyndcliffwatch10.jpg|front cover of issue #10
File:Wyndcliffwatch10back.jpg|back cover of issue #10
==Issue 11==
Wyndcliffe Watch 11 was the last issue. It was published in 1996.
File:wynd11front.jpg|front page of issue #11
File:wynd11back.jpg|back page of issue #11
Category:Dark Shadows Zines
Category:1980s
Category:1990s
Wyndewalker's Perch

Wyndewalker's Perch is Wyndewalker's gen and slash fanfic page. 
*Gen: Crossovers, Mag7 AUs, Mag7 ATF, Sentinel
*Slash: BtVS, crossovers, Mag7 ATF, Mag7 AUs, Mag7 OW, Misc Fics (including Highlander/Pretender, Follow The Stars Home, The Fast and the Furious, Stargate SG-1, Without A Trace, CSI: Miami, Reign of Fire)
Description from Ezra's Body of Slash: "Contains all of Wyndewalker's gen and slashfic, links to her M7 ATF Sim skins and more. "Ezra's Body of Slash Archive : Ezslash Links. (Accessed 31 July 2011)
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Category:Gen Author Pages
Category:Magnificent Seven Author Pages
Category:Sentinel Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:2000s
Wyng-It Press

Wyng-It Press was active in the late 90s/early 2000s, and mostly published fiction by L. C. Wells. It released at least two anthologies and a novel, all in Rat Patrol fandom. Some of its zines were available via the distributor Agent With Style.
Publications include: 
* Wadis and Oases (anthology, 1999)
* Hedgerows and Minefields (anthology, 2001)
* The Normandy Raid (novel, 2002)
Wynn

Wynn is a fan writer active since 2002-2007 and 2012-present. Wynn mainly writes het or gen fics, with some slash.
From 2002 - 2007, Wynn was primarily focused on the BTVS/Angel, Harry Potter, Veronica Mars, and Supernatural fandoms before temporarily leaving fandom due to real life.Wynn profile at AO3 (Accessed November 11, 2015) Joined Fanfiction.net on January 25, 2002, joined LiveJournal on March 18, 2003. Wynn joined Archive of Our Own on October 8, 2012. Since 2012, Wynn has focused on writing for Marvel Cinematic Universe - mostly for The Avengers.
Wynn is also an admin on MCU Wintershock, a Darcy/Bucky tumblr blog.
==Notable Works==
* That Which You Seek series (MCU, Bucky/Darcy)
==Interviews==
* MCU Wintershock - Author Spotlight: wynn
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Wynne Whiteford

Wynne Whiteford (23 December 1915 - 30 September 2002) was a long-time, prominent science fiction fan and author who lived in Melbourne, Australia.
He was a keen participant in clubs ranging from Austrek and the Ship Lovers Society; through to the Eastern Writers' Group and the science fiction discussion group, the Nova Mob (these latter two groups were co-founded by him).
As a published and awarded author, he was happy to use the 'expert' and 'scholastic' background of his position to add credibility to fandom-related activities. For example, on one occasion, he participated in a radio program connected to the space program, and used the opportunity of Star Trek's 25th anniversary to speak about the links between science fiction and science fact. On another occasion, he used his professional background to challenge science fiction readers/viewers to ponder meta questions about the differences between literary and media forms of the genre:
Wynne's enthusiastic involvement in such groups as the Space Association of Australia and the Astronomical Society of Victoria arguably lent a 'hard science' edge to his SF writing, which drew mixed responses from some readers. Nevertheless, he remained a successful author among audiences in the USA and Australia. As well as science fiction novels, he also wrote many short stories that were published in a variety of magazines. 
Paul Collins notes:
Bruce Gillespie reported on the wake:
==Books==
===Breathing Space Only (1980)===
===Sapphire Road (1982)===
===Thor's Hammer (1983)===
See also Thor's Hammer
===The Hyades Contact (1987)===
===Lake of the Sun (1989)===
===The Specialist (1990)===
== Gallery==
File:Austrek Xmas Party 1987 - 3.jpg|Greg Franklin and Wynne Whiteford (centre) at the Austrek Xmas Party in 1987 (from the Helena Binns collection)
File:Austrek Xmas Party 1987 - 4.jpg|Wynne Whiteford (SF author) and Kelvin Roberts at the 1987 Austrek Xmas Party (from the Helena Binns collection)
File:SAA with Thomas Paine Oct 1988.jpg|Space Association of Australia folks (including Helena Roberts, Wynne Whiteford, and Geoff Allshorn) meet former NASA Administrator, Thomas Paine (center), in Melbourne on 18 October 1988
File:Space Show, Melbourne Southern FM, September 1991.jpg|From right: Wynne Whiteford, Geoff Allshorn, Diane Marchant and Greg Franklin at the Space Association of Australia's special 'Star Trek 25th anniversary' program on the Space Show, "Southern FM" radio station, Melbourne, on 8 September 1991
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:2002 Deaths
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Fan Club Organizers
Category:Commentators
Wynonna Earp/Doc Holliday

Wynonna/Doc, commonly known as Wyndoc, is the het pairing of Wynonna Earp and Doc Holliday in the Wynonna Earp fandom.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* God Bless the Child by dangerouslytremendousperson, Set Post Curse. Alice Michelle returns home, but Wynonna's transition from demon killer to mom isn't exactly a smooth one.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
*Wynonna Earp/Doc Holliday tag at Archive of Our Own
*Wynonna + Doc at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Wynonna x Doc, Doc x Wynonna, Wyndoc
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:Wynonna Earp Relationships
Wynonna Earp/Waverly Earp

Wynonna Earp/Waverly Earp, also known as Earpcest, is the incestuous femslash pairing between Wynonna Earp and Waverly Earp from the Wynonna Earp TV series.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==Fanworks==
== Archives and Links ==
* Waverly Earp/Wynonna Earp tag at Archive of Our Own
Category:Wynonna Earp Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
Category:Incest Pairings
Wynonna Earp (character)

Wynonna Earp is the titular character in the Wynonna Earp (comics) and Wynonna Earp (TV series). She is the current Earp heir and member of the Black Badge Division.
==Canon==
Wynonna is the daughter of the late Ward Earp and Michelle Earp, the sister of Waverly Earp and the late Willa Earp, the mother of Alice Michelle Earp and the love interest of Doc Holliday and the late Xavier Dolls.
==Fandom==
===Fanon===
She is very commonly headcanoned as bisexual. The show itself has a queer vibe, especially in the later seasons, and the casual way queerness is implemented in the show includes casual hints that Wynonna may be bi.
===Shipping===
* Xavier Dolls/Wynonna Earp
* Wynonna Earp/Doc Holliday
* Wynonna Earp/Nicole Haught
* Waverly Earp/Wynonna Earp
* Xavier Dolls/Wynonna Earp/Doc Holliday
The gen pairings of Waverly Earp & Wynonna Earp and Wynonna Earp & Nicole Haught are also popular.
==Fanworks==
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Wynonna Earp works on Ao3
* Wynonna Earp works on ff.net
===Canon Resources===
* Wynonna Earp page on The Wynonna Earp Wiki
==References==
Category:Wynonna Earp Characters
Wyvern's Fiction Archive

Wyvern's Fiction Archive is a website for Wyvern's fanfiction.
Fandoms include: 12 O'Clock High, The A-Team, Beauty and the Beast, Black Sheep Squadron, The Dirty Dozen, Due South, Garrison's Gorillas, Hercules, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, The Magnificent Seven, The Professionals, Quantum Leap, Rat Patrol, seaQuest DSV, The Sentinel, Stargate SG-1, Star Trek: TOS, Star Trek: TNG, Star Trek: Voyager, War Of The Worlds, X-Files.
Description from Freyan's The Magnificent Seven Fanpage: "This is the home of the great little Ezra story that inspired me to write my own. I think it might also be the very first one written. It's also the place for lots of other great Ezracentric fics."
Category:2000s
Wyzeguy

Wyzeguy is a fanfiction writer active in the X-Men fandom during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*2003 - nominated for Best Marvel - "Fanfic X" and Loners
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
X-23

Laura Kinney (born X-23) is a character appearing in Marvel Comics and related media, most commonly in association with the X-Men. The character was created by writer Craig Kyle for the X-Men: Evolution television series in 2003; Laura soon debuted within the main comics universe, and became one of the last additions chronologically to the X-Men Movieverse in the 2017 film Logan.
==Canon background==
==Reception and meta==
==Fanon and tropes==
==Relationships==
* Laura Kinney & James "Logan" Howlett
* Laura Kinney & Gabby Kinney
* Daken & X-23
* Laura Kinney/Julian Keller
==Fan works==
===Fan fiction===
===Fan art===
===Cosplay===
===Meta===
===Fan work rec lists and collections===
==External links==
===Fan communities and archives===
* FanFiction.Net (FFN): [ stories] and [ crossovers] featuring
* DeviantArt (DA):
* Tumblr:
* Archive of Our Own (AO3):
* Pixiv:
* Reddit:
===Fan pages and tribute sites===
===Resources===
* Wikipedia
* TV Tropes
==References==
Category:X-Men Characters‎
Category:X-Men: Evolution
X-APA

thumb|Cover of issue #97, artist Steve Addlesee|alt=|leftX-APA was a bi-monthly APA zine in the X-Men fandom. As Randy Linder, the publisher of X-APA zine Mutant Force put it, "While I assume that most of X-APA’s membership got together because of their interests in comics in general and the X-Men in particular, the reason we stay is because we enjoy getting to know each other and ongoing commentary on any and all subjects.”M. Horvat Collection of Genre APA zines, University of Iowa Special Collections website 
Issue 1-58 (1979-1989) are kept as part of the Michigan State University's Comic Art CollectionIndex to Comic Art Collection - Michigan State University Library website. It appears the apa was discontinued sometime in 1997, at issue #97, which corresponds to the date central mailer at the time, Steve Addlesee, gave up the positionSteven Addlesee - Bio - DeviantArt (Wayback Jun 10/23).
Contributors in 1997:
== Notable Fanworks ==
* Kid Dynamo by Connie H was published as part of X-APA circa 1988.
==References==
==Navigation==
Category:X-Men
Category:APA
Category:Marvel Zines
Category:1978 Zines
Category:1970s Zines
Category:1980s Zines
Category:1990s Zines
X-Archive

X-Archive, part of Vera's Dreamscape, is a X-Men slash fanfiction archive focused mainly on Remy Lebeau (Gambit) but also has a few other pairings including some crossovers and gen works.
There is also a list of links to X-Men related mailing lists and archives.
==Pairings==
Gambit/Angel 	Gambit/Beast 	Gambit/Chamber 	Gambit/Cyclops
Gambit/Havok 	Gambit/Iceman 	Gambit/Nightcrawler	Gambit/Other
Gambit/Pete Wisdom 	Gambit/Wolverine	Wolverine/Cyclops 	Angel/Cyclops
Other Slash Pairings	Multi-pairings 	Crossovers 	Gen
==Authors Archived==
* A-Bomb
* Amy
* Askani'daughter
* A Spawn's Kid
* Ascian
* A_Valon
* Azurine
* Blu
* CalmJedi
* Cheyenne Dancer
* Chris
* Cosmic
* Court
* Crimson
* Dawn McCement
* Eoen
* Erika
* Faline
* Firesong
* Foxfeather
* FyrDrakken
* Fyre
* Jintian
* Jo-Chan
* JtheQuill	
* Jubilation Lee & PsiWolf
* Jufremme & Revel
* Kat Sanders
* Key
* Kielle
* Layla Voll
* Lee Tabor
* LionGoddess97
* Limo Lady's
* Lise & Alestar
* Logansbitch
* Lornadane
* Lu
* Lysander
* Maggie
* Maria Cline
* Mercutio
* Meredith Thomas
* MM
* Morgana
* Munchie
* NyteKrwlr
* O
* Phoenix
* RabidX	
* Raietta
* Rebop
* Rex Luscus
* Rocky-Cat
* Scarlet
* Scorpio
* Shala Atare
* Silver
* Siubhan
* Soar
* SpiritMelody
* Tammy Zuleger
* TheCelt
* Trah
* Trinalla Mohani
* Ushbeti
* Vangiekitty
* Vera
* Victoria
* Viridian5
* WhipBlade
* Wren
* Wyrd
* Zingo
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
Category:GeoCities
X-Chick's Web Site

X-Chick's Web Site is an X-Files gateway fan site.
The page includes:
*The Doggett-Files (image gallery)
*The Robert Patrick Shrine (image gallery)
*Robert Patrick/John Doggett Banner Exchange page
*X-Chick's Multimedia Page
*Skinnernet
*X-Woman1013's Fiction & Fun Web Page
*Morningstar's Fan Fiction
*Julie's X-Files Story Recommendations
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000s
Category:Squidge.org
X-Clusive

X-Clusive was an X-Files fanfic archive.
The site opened in May 1997 with these authors archived: Livengoo, Joann Humby, Kipler, Ruefrex, CiCiLean, Luvmulder, Lonegunguy, Westshore, Sheare Bliss, Anonymous, Vickie Moseley, Amanda Summers, and Laura Maher. 
The site closed after much frustration and controversy. 
A site created in reaction to "X-Clusive's" closure is Xclusively Our Opinion.
==Introduction==
==Editorial Policy==
 
=="What You Can Expect To Find..."==
 
==A New Home==
==Site Closure==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:1997 Archives
Category:1998 Archives
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
X-Con

X-Con was a convention held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1977 to around 1984. It was run by Milwaukee Science Fiction Services.
==1978==
 
Image:xcon1978-1.jpg| cover of the 1978 program book 
Image:xcon1978-2.jpg|con info for 1978
Category:1977 Conventions
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:1980s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
X-Con (science fiction convention)

You may be looking for X-CON (X-Files convention).
X-Con was a science fiction convention held in Wisconsin. 
==1978==
June 2-4, 1978 at Holiday Inn Central
Anne McCaffrey was a guest. Marty Cody was fan guest of honor. Toastmaster was Gordon R. Dickson.
==1979==
Category:1970s Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
X-Feld

X-Feld" is an X-Files/Seinfeld story by Steve Feld.
 
It was posted to alt.tv.x-files.creative in August 1994.
This story is on a List of Very Early X-Files Fanfiction. 
==Author's Notes==
==References==
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Category:Seinfeld
 
Category:X-Files Fanfiction
X-File (genre)

You may be looking for the television show, The X-Files.
An X-File is the Philedom equivalent of a fan fiction case file and an fan fiction genre of its own.
X-Files case stories do not typically feature any of the tropes mentioned in case file article, they are usually crime stories and/or thrillers that focus on a realistic depiction of police work and psychological depth rather than on MSR, although there are stories that include MSR. Rating vary from PG-13 to NC-17.
Both the Silver Sutures Awards and the Spooky Awards (since the 1996 iteration) had special categories for this genre.
==Archives==
* The I in FBI - houses many x-files case files.
* Liminal (as search engine for the gossamer and xphilefic archives) currently lists 876 works for the tag "x-file"
* works tagged as an X-File case on Archive of Our Own
* works tagged with "casefile" on x-libris which feature over 300 X-Files case fics, including Profiler!Mulder ones
===Notable Fanworks===
* Finding Rokovoko by prufrock's love
* Blood Oranges by syntax6
* Arizona Highways by Fialka
* Pillar of Salt by Nascent
* Lure of the Fox by Caroline O'Callaghan
* Malus Genius, vel Hoc Lemma Nequiquam Latine Scribitur by MaybeAmanda and Plausible Deniability
* Psi Time for Psychics by Vickie Moseley (2004 Awards Silver Suture Awards Winner)
Category:X-Files Tropes & Genres
Category:Glossary
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
X-Files-Fanfic

Created in 1995, X-Files-Fanfic (XFF) was the first and, for many years, the largest automated mailing list for X-Files fanfiction.
XFF was for fanfiction only and subscribers can choose how frequently they receive posts: instantly (every post as it's sent), digest (all the day's posts compiled into one email), or weekly (one message per week listing all of that week's fanfic). Writers also had the choice of posting only to the list or posting to both the list and the alt.tv.x-files.creative newsgroup, with the mailing list automatically forwarding the story to the newsgroup.
XFF was privately owned and hosted on chaos.x-philes.com. The list is still running, though largely inactive. Its companion list FicTalk was discontinued in 2006.
==Links==
* Main Page
* FAQS
==Presented as a Safe Space==
It was presented as a safe haven from the non-moderated Usenet by one of its administrators, Gil Trevizo.Ironically, Trevizo was ousted just over a year later from FicTalk. See an open letter to the chaos.taylored.com mailing lists. 
==1997 Turmoil==
In 1997, there was intense turmoil regarding X-Files-Fanfic (and FicTalk) that involved plagiarism, who owns what list, access to fiction and lists, flaming, open letters, power moves, censorship, personal disagreements, unsubscribing...
* Joining other xf fanfic mailing lists, January 17, 1997
* an open letter to the chaos.taylored.com mailing lists, June 28, 1997
* an open letter to the chaos.taylored.com mailing lists, a second post, June 29, 1997
* Mailing lists and Archives and Usenet..., June 29, 1997
* An open letter to ATXC, June 30, 1997
==References==
Category:X-Files Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
X-Files: The Musical

X-Files: The Musical (abbreviated as XFTM) is a musical parody of The X-Files by Lindsay Kerns, Aaron Holmes, And Phillip Malcom from the The Colonel Mustard Amateur Attic Theatre Company.It "pitches itself as a lost episode taking place between seasons four and five. It works as a stand-alone episode but also touches on the overarching story and mythology of the series."http://journalstar.com/entertainment/arts-and-culture/theatre/theater-company-wants-lincoln-to-believe-in-x-files-the/article_a3be5459-b4ca-507e-b4ae-bcca53db8c75.html
===Development===
====2011 Production====
The project was supported by crowd funding via Kickstarter. 135 backers raised US$4.108. The production feature 40+ people in the cast and crew and a 30-piece orchestra. More than 125 people were involved in the production of the play that was directed by Tyler Huckabee.
Mulder was performed by Phillip Malcom, Scully by Laura Hendrickson. Other series' characters are Skinner, Samantha Mulder, The Lone Gunmen, the liver-eating mutant Tooms and the Peacock family from the controversial episode Home.
A livestream of the production was streamed via the internet.
It was evetnaully uploaded as an 11 part video on Youtube in March 2012.
====2018 Production====
The Brisbane Arts Theatre will stage four shows from 15 Apr To 4 Jun 2018 in Brisbane.The Colonel Mustard Amateur Attic Theatre Compan News & Events
===Fandom===
The production was heavily promoted by XFilesNews who raised awareness for it in the Philedom. Various international X-Files fan pages like X-Files Universehttps://web.archive.org/web/20150513090738/http://www.xfilesuniverse.com/news/2012/05/02/x-files-the-musical-2/ and Spanish fanp age Expedientes XY ahora en descarga la BSO de X Files: The Musical featured the production in articles.
==Links==
* Company Website
* Theater company wants Lincoln to believe in 'X-Files: The Musical' by Mica Mertes / Lincoln Journal Star Aug 18, 2011
==References==
Category:X-Files
Category:Theater
Category:2011 Plays & Skits
Category:2018 Plays & Skits
X-Files Bloopers

The X-Files Bloopers were a series of at least three tapes that contain humorous outtakes from the filming of the series that were spliced by the production crew after each season. 
See Blooper Reel.
The original fandom bloopers such as Star Trek Blooper Reels were originally compiled only for the amusement of the show’s stars and creators (and later used for promotion and entertainment at conventions). The bloopers for X-Files came from a different era, and very likely were a product of the "observer effect." This meant that the creators of these bloopers were aware that they were interacting with the system and the content was included or altered because of it. 
==Fan Comments==
===1997===
==References==
Category:X-Files