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Thex-files.com

thex-files.com in the X-Files fandom also known as OS, was the official FOX website for the show which was accessible via http://www.thex-files.com/. Since The X-Files can be considered the first internet-based fan base, this site may be one of the first official website on the internet and may also have been huge factor for the creation of an international online fan community.
Now devoid of any of the former content, it contained the official episode guide and background information on the episodes, character profiles, the Official X-Files Message Board and often exclusive multimedia content like videos. It also featured news during and until the end the original run of the X-Files. Chats with creator Chris Carterhttp://www.eatthecorn.com/itw/chris-carter-international-chat/ were fans could ask questions were also part it.
The first wayback machine entry for thex-files.com is from October 22nd 1995 and it became defunct around October 2003 when all content was removed from the page and only a grey page was displayed. After that, FOX used the domain to showcase the show's DVD and VHS home entertainment releases.
It's successor is currently https://www.fox.com/the-x-files/ (where a visitor from the domain thex-files.com/ is forwarded to ) that contains some promotional material for the show during it's revival in 2016 and 2017 and around the release of the second X-Files movie, I Want To Believe. 
The rest of the time, FOX usually lists the available DVD and Blu-ray box sets under this domain.
==Legacy==
During the original run of The X-Files, the official site was the source for information about information about The X-Files. Especially fans outside the United States used the page's content for spoiler, since due to dubbing in other languages, the seasons were usually released about one year later than in English speaking countries.
The OS was also one way to learn about the official episode titles, since episode of the earlier seasons didn't have been given titles yet.
The site's message board was on of the largest and most active discussion boards around the show. 
==The predecessor: X-Files Online==
In August 1994, internet service provider Delphi which was owned by the same parent company as FOX launched X-Files Online where X-Philes had the possibility to chat with some of the the creator and writerss of the show via a bulletin board.
Fans could also learn about the The Official X-Files Fan Club and order official merchandise from the show. According to a feature from 1994, 10,000 people logged in at one night to talk about the show.
The website also offered downloadable still, episode guides and articles about the show as well short trailer videos in .mov format.
Showrunner Chris Carter attended a on-line chat for the first time on September 23, 1994. Rare - X-Files eTV Feature by linuxelf1
Page also offered links to alt.tv.x-files and alt.tv.x-files.creative.
==Links==
*https://www.fox.com/the-x-files/
==Further Reading==
*The X-Files: A History of the Fandom by Matt Allair, November 9th 2015
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Category:1990s Websites
They're Letting You Write Your Thesis About That?

They're Letting You Write Your Thesis About That? is an essay by Kelly Rowett.
It was posted to Whoosh! #25 in 1998.
==Topics==
* Prologue 
*A Stomach of One's Own 
*Okay, But Why the Stomach? 
*A Stomach Totem 
*Epilogue 
*References
*Biography
==Excerpts==
Category:Xena & Hercules Meta
Category:1998 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
They're Switches, Bitches

A NSFW 18+ Good Omens (TV) zine that featured a wide variety of presentations, dynamics, and efforts.
The zine contained both art and stories, and postcards were also included as part of the campaign. Orders were open approximately May - August 2020.
== Contributors ==
Adrian/Orchid, Amy Pound, Blithefool, bri (also a mod credited as Bilarzo), CatofApocalypse, Cel/Coco (also a mod credited as azfellbooksellers), Cham, Claudetastic (for graphic design and layout), CousinSerena, EffableSamael, emotional_snek, Eturni, FreedomAttack, GayDemonicDisaster, Lily-fox (as Gingerhaole), Gladia Delmarre, grayscaleTestimony, idothiscrap, ineffablecolors, IsleofSolitude, KaykiStar, Khiroptera, Kyra, LollyHolly, Lyxill (Lilian Rieke), Mackaley (also a mod), Micah_lat, my-chemical-romanoff, poorlyformed, Ryoukon (also drew inside cover), Silkbox, Sparky, SquigglyInk, sungmee, Uddelhexe, umulata (also designed front cover), WaldosAkimbo, Whiteley Foster, Xannabellringing
Category:Anthology Zines
Category:Good Omens Zines
Category:2020 Zines
They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard

"They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard" is a remix vid by Erwin Beekveld made from video clips, soundbites and songs from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.LoTR Wiki: They're taking the hobbits to Isengard article The video was posted on Albino Blacksheep in 2005 and quickly became very popular; the YouTube version alone has 17,324,402 views.Know Your Meme: They're taking the hobbits to Isengard, Know Your Meme (Accessed June 15, 2020)
==Rise in Popularity==
The video spread beyond the LoTR fandom to the point where it became a well-known meme. It has inspired countless parodies, covers and lots of fanart. One of the most popular covers was one made by Peter Jackson in 2013, featuring Orlando Bloom speaking parts of the song over the video. 
His notes on the video: 
The video made a reappearance on Tumblr following the death of the creator on March 30, 2022.
==Covers and Parodies==
* They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard - The Dread Crew of Oddwood
* Goodbye Orlando - Peter Jackson
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* meme from the keep-calm-and tumblr blog, 2010
* by Chiichanny, 2012
* by surfersquid, 2010
* by corndog-patrol, 2022
===Fanfiction===
* by Aragorn II Elessar. Crackfic in which various Lord of the Rings characters "perform" a version of the song. (2018)
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings
Category:Tolkien Vids
Category:Gen Vids
Category:2005 Vids
Category:2005 Memes
They Made the World Safe for S.L.A.S.H.

They Made the World Safe for S.L.A.S.H. is a 2004 essay by Shayheyred.
The topic is Napoleon/Illya fanworks.
It was posted at Shipper's Manifesto.
==Excerpt==
 
==Comments at the LiveJournal Post==
 
Category:2004 Meta
Category:Slash Meta
Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
They Really Weren't Suited

They Really Weren't Suited"They Really Weren’t Suited" by fawatson Accessed 07 May 2013. is a short story written by fawatson for the rarewomen 2013 fanfic exchange, in fulfilment of a request based on Mary Renault's novel Purposes of Love made by queen_ypolita : “Perhaps you’d like to explore Colonna’s relationship with Valentine, why is she so convinced it’s temporary?”
The story gives a fuller account of their relationship, of the attraction between the two women, why Colonna is not convinced it will last, with a hint of it continuing after she leaves nursing. The story switches perspectives back and forth, starting and ending from Nurse Valentine’s point of view, with Colonna’s viewpoint sandwiched in the middle.
Comments on the story include:
* Thank you for writing this for me - I'm so glad you picked this prompt!by queen_ypolita, 05 May 2013. Accessed 07 May 2013.—queen_ypolita
== References ==
Category:2013 Fanfiction‎
They Said The Past Won't Rest

They Said The Past Won't Rest is a Steve/Danny story by AndreaLyn.
Summary: The Navy expected a result: capture Victor and Anton Hesse. Ten years have passed since Steve was sent to the mainland. He returns home in pursuit of justice, but he finds more than he bargained for after he meets Danny Williams and his young daughter.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
They Say of the Elves

They Say of the Elves is a short story by brancher in the Lord of the Rings fandom, written in around 2000.brancher: They Say of the Elves (accessed 17 September 2012) (The title is occasionally also given as 'They Say About Elves'.) A classic early Legolas/Gimli vignette, unusually written from Gimli's viewpoint, it was one of the works that made the pairing respectable. Dwimordene writes: Until recently, this story was unchallenged as the most convincing Legolas/Gimli slash I had ever read.Henneth Annun Story Archive: Dwim's Legolas-Gimli playlist (accessed 17 September 2012)
The author wrote in 2009: This one became kind of a minor fandom classic for a while. The last line is kind of a borscht-belt punchline, but I still think it works. Written back in 2000 or so when the world was young.
The author summary is: You know what they say of the elves, that they'll tumble you as soon as look at you.
==Reception and Awards==
The story was very widely recommended, being praised for its stylish writing, its close-to-canon characterisations, its unusual persective, as well as for being sweet but not cloying. It was frequently noted as successful even for those who were not fans of the pairing.
'They Say of the Elves' was a finalist in the Mithril Awards category Best Vignette or Short Story in 2003.Mithril Awards: Award Winners: 2003 (accessed 17 September 2012)
'They Say of the Elves' was the subject of episode 25 of the Retro Fanfic Retrospective podcast.
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
They Were Bunkmates

They Were Bunkmates is an anthology zine in Star Trek: Lower Decks fandom, focused in on the Brad Boimler/Beckett Mariner pairing.
== Contributors ==
* Cloud
* Eowyn
* Figachilles
* Jumbyscare
* Korinchan
* Prodigy
* Raydrawsdaly
* Sequoiadoodle
* Serial0272
* Yarndoll.
Category:Star Trek LD
Category:Star Trek Zines
Category:2023 Zines
They Were Only Stunned

They Were Only Stunned is a gen Blake's 7 GP 10-page anthology published in the UK. It has the subtitle, "...Or Were They?"
From the zine: "... a collection of bits and pieces relating (mostly) to the feelings aroused by Blake's death.... Dedicated to Gareth Thomas, with love: -- and we hope he doesn't find out that Avon shot the clone!"
The original cost was twenty pence.
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Dear carbon-based life form, editorial by Delores J. Whitbread" 
* How We Got out of Lumber, fiction by Dolores J. Whitbread (1)
* [Federation file frame story], fiction by Delores J. Whitbread (2)
* Interrogation, fiction by Mike Wild (2)
* Death, fiction by Mike Wild (4)
* Mind Scan, fiction by Delores J. Whitbread (5)
* The Last Farewell, fiction by Angela M. Churm (6)
* The Alternative Universe Ending to Blake's Seven, fiction by Dolores J. Whitbread (based on ideas by Angela Churm) (8)
 
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1982 Zines
They are Immortal, All Those Stars

They are Immortal, All Those Stars is a K/S story by JS Cavalcante in the zine Amazing Grace #4. It has art by Shelley Butler.
The story is dedicated to Chris Soto.
This story was nominated for a STIFfie Award.
==Summary==
"Spock is in pon farr when he feels Kirkʼs presence after almost 80 years and decides to leave Romulus in order to find him."
==Some Comments by the Author==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===2000===
===2001===
===2002===
===2007===
==References==
 
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
They take their shots but we're bulletproof

they take their shots but we're bulletproof by nightshifted is a very popular Clexa fanfiction hosted on Archive of Our Own. It is a Canon Divergence AU set after the season 2 finale of The 100. It was published as a One-Shot on March 16, 2015.
The fic won "Best Canon One-Shot" at the 2017 Clexa Fanfiction Awards. On AO3, it has in excess of 170k hits, 11.8k kudos, 320 comments, and 2k bookmarks as of January 2021.
The summary from AO3:
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks==
* Aesthetic Edit by thehaughtcommander
* gif set by alisemily
* photo set by xvalkyriesheart
==References==
Category:Clexa Fanfiction
Category:2015 Fanfiction‎
Theyna

Thalia/Reyna, also known as Theyna, is a femslash pairing in the Heroes of Olympus fandom.
==Canon==
Thalia kidnapped Reyna while Reyna and Nico were trying to deliver the Parthenos to Camp Half-Blood. This was on orders of Reyna's older sister, Hylla, Queen of the Amazons. When Orion attacked the Amazon stronghold, and when Nico and Coach Hedge arrived, Thalia protected the trio as they ran away.
==Fandom==
In June 2017, the pairing featured in the LGBTQ+ PJO Network 4k ship month wherein fans were prompted to post thoughts and fanworks based on different themes for a week.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* “You know, the Hunters could use a girl like you.” by minuiko
* Thalia Grace will never stop being a looming Gay Figure in my heart. by xcalli0pe
* The college AU by jinjinzs
* “Hello there Preator!!!” by linaisbluepancake
===Fanfiction===
* Demigod in the Doghouse by NeuroticUntilTheEnd
==Fannish Resources==
* Thalia Grace/Reyna Avila Ramírez-Arellano fanworks on AO3.
* Theyna fanworks on Wattpad.
==References==
Category:Camp Half-Blood Chronicles Relationships
Category:Femslash Pairings
ThiccWithaQ

ThiccWithaQ is a fanartist that specialises in lewd artwork, and is best known for their work in the Genshin Impact and Pokemon fandoms.
== Biography ==
They joined Twitter April 2019, and reached a million followers in January 2024.
=== Yorra Villeneuve ===
Their OC, Yorra Villeneuve, is a pokemon trainer that owns an incineroar. She is recognisable by her shoulder-length hair which is split down the middle, dyed white on her left, and black on her right.
== Notable works ==
* That one Childe/Ganyu comic
* Churled image series
== External links ==
* yorra villeneuve on Danbooru
Category:Fanartists
Thicker Than Blood (Star Trek: TOS story)

Thicker Than Blood is a K/S story by Brianna Falken.
It was published in the zine Within the Mirror #14.
==Summary==
"Kirk discovers his brother is still alive when heʼs ordered to transport an elite fighting group to a planet screened from the Empire, but then is forced by the Organians to chose between his brother, the leader of the group, and Spock."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2001 Fanfiction‎
Thief (Star Trek TOS story)

Thief is a slash Star Trek: TOS 45-page novel by DVS. This was also published in the zine Lovers #1.
From an ad in The LOC Connection #40: "LOVERS 1 -- will be a zine containing stories from four different (H/MC, UNCLE, B/D, and K/S) fandoms. Cost will be approximately $15, ready about June. However, for those who only like K/S, the K/S story "Thief" can be had for $5 (price includes first class postage, USA.) Story, by DVS, is approximately 45 p.-ges long, cover border by Gena Delapenia. "Thief" is ready now."
==From the Editorial in Lovers==
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Thief (Star Wars TPM story)

Thief is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Rachael Sabotini & Maygra de Rhema. It was never finished.
Summary: When a new planet is to be offered entrance into the federation, Jedi are sent to inspect it, and they are arriving near the Festival of Mother Night. In honor of their visit, the government has cracked down on illegal activities, including the smuggling that provides Master Thief Qui-Gon Jinn with the drug he uses to stay sane. His plans go awry, leaving him with no drug and a slave named Obi-Wan Kenobi. (Adult A/U, Rape, Mature Themes)Rachael Sabotini's House O'Fanfic: Phantom Manace. Links down as of July 1, 2009. (Accessed 09 May 2015)
==Story==
*Thief 1: A Shattering of Darkness (12/11/99)
*Thief 2: Arrival on Nascalli (updated 12/28/99)
*Thief 3: The Painted Paths (updated 12/31/99)
*Thief 4: Festival of Mother Night (updated 01/14/2000)
*Thief 5: Cave of Night (Updated 4/20/2000)
*Thief 6: Dark Rider (updated 8/13/2000)
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
Category:2000 Fanfiction‎
Thief Takers

Thief Takers was a UK police drama that aired for 3 series in the mid-nineties. It featured a large and changing ensemble cast of officers in the Flying Squad, the division of the Metropolitan Police who investigate armed robbery. The show centred on Bob "Bingo" Tate (played by Brendan Coyle), a Jack the Lad type, a bit of a womanizer and risk-taker who had a problem with alcohol and couldn't keep a relationship together—in other words, a typical cop show protagonist.
==Fannish Interest== 
In 1996, the second series episode "Nasty Boys" aired and a show that had some viewers but no noticeable fandom became an instant, if small, slash fandom for the pairing of Bob Tate/Paul Valera. In the episode Douglas Henshall guest starred as Paul Valera, a gay getaway driver for a gang of thieves who becomes a police informant. The police decided to infiltrate this gang by having Bob Tate pose as Valera's boyfriend, both to keep an eye on him as an informant and to protect him from the gang leader who has a kind of Svengali-like hold over Valera. 
The episode portrays Valera with a great deal of respect and doesn't fall back on too many gay stereotypes, marking it out as a rarity on television at the time. The episode reads like any Undercover in a Gay Bar fanfic. There's the scene in a gay bar, where Bob Tate decides his machismo can best be served by not showing any discomfort. There's scenes of Tate and Valera growing closer as Valera reveals his past with the gang leader and as an RAF officer, which leads inevitably to a shot of Paul in uniform.Douglas Henshall's website page devoted to the episode, accessed April 23, 2011 There's also the Hurt/Comfort aspects to the story, where Tate has to protect Valera from the gang leader, and help him deal with his fear of getting caught and with his own feelings that start to conflict with his job. 
==Fanworks==
A smattering of fanfic has been written for the show. Some focused on filling in the missing scene where Tate stays in Valera's apartment (which of course only has one bed and a very small sofa), or the scene where Valera shows up at Tate's apartment afraid for his life. Others picked up at the end of the episode and imagined Tate and Valera in a longer term relationship. Valera is wounded at the end of the episode, so the potential is there for lots of h/c mixed in with the happily ever after. Some of the fanworks were hosted on the Britslash archive and on WWOMB, although the new WWOMB page for the fandom is empty.Thief Takers page on WWOMB, accessed April 23, 2011
==Example Fanworks==
* K9's series, A Debt to be Paid is probably the best known work for the pairing that is still around.
* Stacy LA Stronach wrote Don't Make Me Dream which is now at the AO3.
* Grey wrote Plan B
The Britslash archive hosted those three stories as well as one other.
* Thief Takers Index (via Wayback archive)
* Confusion by Elanor (via wayback archive)
==References==
Category:Thief Takers
Thief in Fandom

Thief in Fandom is an open letter by Mystery L. Frank. The subject was zines and fandom and profit and New Leaf Publications.
The open letter was sent to many mailing lists in July 1997 with Frank's plea to "please pass this message on to ANY list and ANY person you can think of." Some recipients: Virgule-L, Stallions Gate, Senad, and the Sentinel list gen mailing list (this last list was likely The Raft, though she might have been referring to Senfic).
==An Ironic Footnote==
Sometime after August 2015, Mystery Frank also disappeared from fandom, essentially creating the very scenario she'd ranted about regarding Peg Kennedy nineteen years later. See Site Closure.
==Some Background==
A zine agent is a person or publisher who sells zines on behalf of others, taking over the production of zines from a previous publisher or individual. An agent not necessarily the sole seller. 
Zine agents often provide a beneficial service. Transactions, however, were not always smooth ones due to questions of profit, ownership, copyright, and what constituted good business relations and service.
In July 1996, Peg Kennedy took over Bill and Ann Hupe's massive catalog of agented zines, and by all accounts, was in over her head. Peg didn't have the in-place group of helpful fans that Bill did, and within a few months, grew completely overwhelmed by the business. Many fans started to ask what was going on, that they'd sent in money for orders and heard nothing back. Months of no information followed. 
From a disappointed fan's letter in The K/S Press in February 1998: "Peg Kennedy apparently took on more than she could deal with when she assumed control of Bill Hupe’s empire. She's got lots of people from many fandoms angry at her." 
Also see Bill and Ann Hupe. Also see The Retirement Letters.
==Text of Mystery Frank's Open Letter==
==Initial Fan Response==
==A Follow-up Letter by Frank==
Posted to Virgule Mailing List on July 4, 1997:
==Also See==
* Bill and Ann Hupe
* Peg Kennedy
* Zines as a Business
* Bill and Ann Leave Fandom
* Fanzines Rescue Operation
* some other open letters which take to task and question zine content, ownership, and copyright: Open Letter to Fandom by Alexis Fegan Black Regarding Zine Pirating (1993), Open Letter to Fanzine Readers, Contributors, and Publishers by Candace Pulleine (1993), Zine Piracy Letter to Candace Pulleine by Bill Hupe (1993) 
==References==
Category:Zine Meta
Category:1997 Meta
Category:Meta on Mailing Lists
Category:1997 Open Letters
Thief of Hearts

Thief of Hearts - A Juno Steel Dating Simulator is a Penumbra Podcast fangame. The game is a fan-made dating simulator for Juno Steel and three mysterious gentlemen as the lady detective case-solves and hijinks during the day. Podcast creators and cast have played the game.The Voice of Penumbra Play Thief of Hearts, a JUNO STEEL DATING SIM! (Part 1)
=References=
Category:2020 Fangames
Category:Fangames
Category:The Penumbra Podcast
Thighs and Whispers

Thighs and Whispers is a het 112-page Beauty and the Beast anthology edited by Beth Blighton. It has the subtitle: "And Other Flights of Fancy." 
The cover art is by Beth Blighton. Other artwork by Beth Blighton, Rita Terrell, Barbara Gipson and Pam Tuck.
==From the Editorial==
 
==Contents==
* The Way He Makes Me Feel, lyrics from "Yentel" by	Alan & Marilyn Bergman		(ii)
* Once Upon a Faerie Tale	by	Patricia Almedina		(1)
* Who Wants to Live Forever?	by	Brain May		(28)
* Growing Pains	by	Beth Blighton		(29)
* Her Hands	by	Kathy Cox		(37)
* Of Time, Love and Tenderness	by	Beth Blighton		(44)
* No Matter What Happens, lyrics by	Alan & Marilyn Bergman		(58)
* Through the Looking Glass	by	Patricia Almedina		(59)
* Enough	by	Kathy Cox		(62)
* An Offering of Vision	by	Kathy Cox		(69)
* Father Figure, lyrics	by	George Michael		(78)
* Complete	by	Kathy Cox		(79)
* Adoration	by	Kathy Cox		(89)
* The Game	by	Beth Blighton		(98)
* The Finer Things	lyrics by	Steve Winwood & Will Jennings		(106)
==Gallery==
Image:thighs1.jpg|Pam Tuck 
Image:thighs2.jpg|Beth Blighton
Image:thighs3.jpg|Beth Blighton, centerfold
Image:thighs4.jpg|Beth Blighton
Image:thighs5.jpg|Beth Blighton
Image:thighs6.jpg| Rita Terrell
Image:thighs7.jpg|Beth Blighton
Image:thighs8.jpg|Beth Blighton
Image:thighs9.jpg|Rita Terrell
==Regarding Circumcision==
From a discussion in Lionheart #3 in August 1992 (Note: the editor of "Lionheart" and "Thighs and Whispers" are the same person): 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Anthology Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Thilia

thilia is a fan writer and fan artist from Luxembourg.
She started writing fanfiction in 2006 and joined Harry Potter fandom in 2007. thilia87 - bio at FanFiction.Net. Updated 29 March 2013.
==Transformative Works Policy==
==Interviews==
* Featured Author: thilia at Tokio Hotel Fiction (September 2011)
==References==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Challenge Moderators
Category:Fanwriters
Thimblings

thimblings is a multifandom artist, best known for her work in Supernatural and Dragon Age fandom.
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Dark side of the moon by thimblings.png|Poster art for Dark Side of the Moon, created as part of the 2013 Dean/Cas Big Bang
File:ThimblingsMashiach.png|Art created for the fic Mashiach
Category:Fanartists