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The Magic Circle

The Magic Circle describes characters' increasing inability to trust those around them, forcing them to rely exclusively on each other for trust and friendship. 
The phrase was first coined by Pat Nussman and in use by at least 1994. Weekly Post: Acronyms explained! , November 18, 1994 
"The Magic Circle" a frequent theme in Starsky & Hutch. In that fandom, the phrase is "me and thee," a line from the pilot episode, and an answer to "Who do we trust?" 
Another example is Mulder's and Scully's increasing inability to trust those around them, forcing them to rely exclusively on each other.
==Starsky & Hutch==
===Fan Comments: Starsky & Hutch===
In 1985, there was a discussion about whether Starsky was derelict in his duty when he allowed the witness he and Hutch were protecting to be murdered, all because he left the witness alone to save Hutch. One fan, Ruth Kurz, said: 
===Fiction Which Addresses This Topic: Starsky & Hutch===
* Coign of Vantage (1982) is a story that illustrates a completely different perspective on the Eternal Partnership and how it comes with a huge price tag.
==The X-Files==
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
The Magic Of Us

The Magic Of Us is a Merlin/Arthur fanmix by vikyvampirs. It includes 5 songs and comes with beautiful booklet artwork.
The songs are:
*Yann Tiersen & Shannon Wright - Something to live for
*Greg Laswell - I'd be lying
*Deb Talan - Whetstones
*Mutemath - Chaos
*Bim - The Magic Of Us
Each song has its own photo artwork followed by lyrics and access information and the whole presentation is framed by a front cover and a back cover.
Image:MagicOfUs-01.jpg|front cover
Image:MagicOfUs-02.jpg|Something to live for
Image:MagicOfUs-03.jpg|I'd be lying 
Image:MagicOfUs-04.jpg|Whetstones 
Image:MagicOfUs-05.jpg|Chaos 
Image:MagicOfUs-06.jpg|The Magic Of Us
Image:MagicOfUs-07.jpg|back cover
Category:Merlin Art
Category:2010 Fanart
Category:Fanmixes
The Magic School Bus

The Magic School Bus is an edutainment franchise that began as a 1980s children's book series and was made into a popular 1990s PBS animated series. It centers on an elementary school class and their teacher, Ms. Frizzle, who takes them on magical field trips.
A revival series, The Magic School Bus Rides Again, was released on Netflix in 2017.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanart===
* Magic School Bus Gender Swap by Nebulan, the class genderswapped (Sep 2007)
* All Grown Up: The Magic School Bus by IsaiahStephens, the class aged up (Apr 2014)
===Meta===
* I'll Follow You Into the Dark by minervafranz, an Arnold/Phoebe essay for ship_manifesto (Sep 2006)
==Communities & Links==
* Magic School Bus at Archive of Our Own
* Magic School Bus at FanFiction.Net
* The Magic School Bus at TVTropes
* The Magic School Bus Wiki
* ontd_msb, a LiveJournal community
* magicschoolbus-fans, a DeviantArt group
* Fuck Yeah, Magic School Bus! at Tumblr
Category:Animation
Category:Books & Literature
Category:Video Games
Category:Edutainment
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Magic Trick You Didn’t See: Being An Analysis of Good Omens Season 2

The Magic Trick You Didn’t See: Being An Analysis of Good Omens Season 2 is a meta analysis and fan theory in Good Omens fandom that speculates that the angel Metatron has the book of life and is using it to create false memories and manipulate Aziraphale into returning to Heaven. 
== Excerpts ==
Category:Good Omens
Category:2023 Meta
The Magician's Apprentice

The Magician's Apprentice is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan 92-page fantasy AU written by Rushlight, was published online in 2000, and in print form in 2002. It has a sequel, The Dragon War Chronicles.
==Summaries==
From an unknown source: 
From Star Wars Zine Bibliography: 
From the print zine: 
==Contents==
The story has four parts:
*Part One: Dragonsdawn
*Part Two: Dragonsquest
*Part Three: Dragonsfall
*Part Four: Dragon Mage
==Online Version: 2000==
Twenty llustrations for the story can be found in The Bard's Den Art Gallery -- 6 illos by ALmkkr, 8 illos by Alex, 4 illos by Barbara, and 2 illos by TACS (color and b/w, the color version was used as zine cover art).
NOTE: Not all of the illustrations online are in the print zine. 
 Image:The Magician's Apprentice-Cover by ALmkkr.jpg| cover by ALmkkr 
Image:magapponline-1.jpg|by Alex
Image:magapponline-2.jpg|by Alex
Image:magapponline-3.jpg|by ALmkkr 
Image:magapponline-4.jpg|by Alex
==Print Fanzine: 2002==
The story was published as a print fanzine in 2002. It has a color cover by TACS. The zine contains fifteen interior illos (six are in color).
It has 6 illos by Almkkr, 5 illos by Alex, 4 illos by Barbara, 2 illos by Jayne Hundt, and 1 illo by Joceyln. 
Note: the print zine contains less, and some different, artwork than the online version.
Image:magicsapp.jpg|front cover by TACS
Image:Magician's_Apprentice_illo_by_Jayne_Hundt.jpg|illo by Jayne Hundt
Image:imagapp-1.jpg|from the print zine, "The Palace" by Barbara
Image:imagapp-2.jpg|from the print zine, ALmkkr 
Image:imagapp-3.jpg|from the print zine, "Boaen" by Barbara 
Image:imagapp-4.jpg|from the print zine, "Alluin" by Barbara
Image:imagapp-5.jpg|from the print zine, Alex
Image:imagapp-6.jpg|from the print zine, ALmkkr 
Image:imagapp-7.jpg|from the print zine, Alex
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
Category:Star Wars TPM Zines
Category:2000 Zines
The Magician Series

The Magician Series is an X-Files set of stories by Suzanne Bickerstaffe and Jennifer Lyon.
It was the winner of a several Spooky Awards, starting in 1995.
==Series==
* Book I - The Magician - An investigation into the appearance of a bizarre creature in a lab at MIT is the portal into a fantastic alternate universe, where Mulder and Scully must save a world to save themselves and their new-found bond.
* Book II - The Runaway - Sick of his 'duty', Prince Andalor runs away to Mulder's world, where he inadvertently becomes embroiled in a Consortium plot to manipulate the Vortex. Pursuing him into this strange world are the best and brightest of the Realm, who enlist Mulder and Scully's aid to find him.
* Book III - Dark Queen - Back from the mists of time and space, an enemy seeks to bring about the destruction of the Realm. Mulder and Scully take on the quest to find the one man who can help them end the greatest threat ever to the Realm and control the life-threatening complications to their bond.
* Book III Part 2 - The Firebrand - The Realm is rebuilding and the beings look forward to a Royal Wedding. Meanwhile, brigandage is widespread, causing death and economic havoc, and the Noble Houses are up to their necks in conspiracy and treason. But from one House comes a leader who can alter the course of Realm history. 
* Book IV - The Warrior Priest - Mulder and Scully travel to the Realm for the birth of the Royal Heir, little knowing that a glitch in the vortex has swept an unsuspecting Skinner along for the ride. When the Heir is abducted, the three must work together to find him, as Skinner makes some difficult adjustments to new-found talents and new-found love. Descriptions from an archived version of Suzanne Bickerstaffe's site, "The Portal"]: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1998===
===1999===
===2002===
===2006===
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
The Magnificent BEDLAM Boys

The Magnificent BEDLAM Boys is a site "dedicated to the Magnificent Seven especially Chris, Vin, Buck and the most magnificent of them Ezra Standish!"
The page has fanfiction by Eleanor Tremayne, Wyvern, Jean Graham, Lumina~, Sheila Painter, and Amy.
It also has a message board,montages by St.Barb, sound waves and links. The site's picture page was the winner of the 2001 Brigadears 'BEST PICTURE PAGE'.
The page is a member of the Magnificent Seven Fanfiction Webring and The Magnificent Seven Circuit Riders webring.
Category:Magnificent Seven Websites
Category:2000s
The Magnificent Quest

The Magnificent Quest is a Magnificent Seven Chris/Vin AU slash 173-page novel by Miz Nettie.
It was first online, THEN in print form. The print zine was published by Jackie Beeman and Pat Diggs. 
In it, Vin is a half-elf who discovers the true meaning of his heritage when he and his friends are on a quest to warn the king because evil forces threaten the kingdom.
Regarding the online version: originally the story was posted in two places, one on a gen site with the slash taken out, and the complete version on a slash site.
==About: From the Online Version==
From the online version: 
==About: From the Print Version==
Category:Slash Zines 
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
The Magnificent Seven (2016)

The Magnificent Seven is a 2016 western/action film and remake of the 1960 film of the same name (later adapted into a 1998 TV series). Antoine Fuqua's remake follows the story of the original movie - seven gunfighters are recruited to protect the town of Rose Creek against mining baron Bartholomew Bogue - but with a significantly more diverse cast. Warrant Officer Sam Chisolm (Denzel Washington) recruits gambler Joshua Faraday (Chris Pratt), ex-Confederate sharpshooter Goodnight Robicheaux (Ethan Hawke), knife-fighting assassin Billy Rocks (Lee Byung-Hun), outlaw Vasquez (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), mountain man Jack Horne (Vincent D'Onofrio) and Native American Red Harvest (Martin Sensmeier) to fight off Bogue's army of Blackstones.
==The Magnificent Seven Fandom==
Immediately after its release in cinemas The Magnificent Seven attracted a small but close-knit and supportive fandom based primarily on Tumblr, though significant content was also produced by largely non-English-speaking fanartists and cosplayers on Twitter, mirroring the historical cultural split between western Media Fandom and eastern Anime Fandom.
Fandom challenges and exchanges have included Mag7 Week events on Tumblr in 2017 and 2018, two Big Bangs and various holiday exchanges.
The most popular pairings for the fandom are Goodnight Robicheaux/Billy Rocks and Joshua Faraday/Vasquez. The lack of female characters in the movie makes m/f and f/f pairings uncommon.
===Terminology===
* Pairing names for Joshua Faraday/Vasquez include Varaday, Farquez, and Faraquez.
* Pairing names for Goodnight Robicheaux/Billy Rocks include Goodrocks, Robirocks, and Goolly.
* Pairing name for Jack Horne/Red Harvest is Red Horne.
===Tropes===
Many fics retell the canon story or add backstory for the characters, especially Goodnight and Billy. Given the ending of the movie, Everyone Lives AUs are very popular, and also modern AUs.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Desert Sand by VillaKulla - pre-canon Goodnight/Billy
* Heaven Need A Sinner by ThrillingDetectiveTales - canon and post-canon Faraday/Vasquez
* Winter's Lease by Fontainebleau - post-canon Everyone Lives fix-it
* Lead Me To The Gallows, But Don't Let Me Fall by HazelAthena - post-canon Faraday/Vasquez
* Chisolm's 7 by VillaKulla - Ocean's 11 AU
* What If I'm Far From Home? by Lapin - modern AU with Red Harvest/Teddy Q
===Fanart===
* In For a Penny by whereverigobillygoes
===Vids===
* Beautiful Crime by xXxMkENNyMxXx
* A Love That Won't Sit Still by matchsticks_p
===Other Fanworks===
* Map of Rose Creek by imissmylung
* Magnificent Seven costumes masterpost by lostthehat
* Timeline for Goodnight Robicheaux by 1ltreede
==Archives and Communities==
* Magnificent Seven (2016) works at Archive of Our Own
* Magnificent Seven (2016) and crossovers at FanFiction.Net
* Magnificent Seven (2016) community at Dreamwidth
==Links and Resources==
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
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The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch songtape)

The Magnificent Seven was one of the early songtape collections made in Starsky & Hutch fandom. Exactly when the tape was produced is unclear, but it was listed in the Encore Awards held at The Paul Muni Special in 1985 where it was the winner of an Encore Award in 1985 for "Best Songtape."
The exact playlist of the collection is unknown, but here are some of the vids that may have appeared on the collection. Note: that both the songtape and one of the vids have the same title: "The Magnificent 7."
This playlist came from a 1998 or later copy of the tape prepared by Kendra Hunter. Not all vids may be on the original songtape.
An earlier version of the tape (often called The Texas Tape contains different fanvids.
The not so slashy vids
* The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch vid) (1980s) (over the opening credits of Starsky & Hutch)
* The Rose (1970s?)
* You Needed Me			(1980s)	
* I Am a Rock					(1980)
*Comedian's Gallop (instrumental run over a clip of two SH lookalike actors with women in hot tub; one looks suspiciously like Klinger from MASH)
* All the Time	(1980s)
* Don Quixote/The Horseman			(1980s) (non SH footage of David Soul riding a horse)
* Dust In The Wind				(1980s)
* Bridge Over Troubled Water		(1980s)
* Forever In Blue Jeans 		(1980s)	
* The Boy Can't Help It			(1980)
*Beep Beep			(1980s)		
The slashy vids
* Kiss You All Over			(1980s)
* Let Me Take You In My Arms Again	(1980s)
* Sometimes When We Touch			(1980s)
*That's No Way To Say Goodbye
*Babe
*Knights In White Satin
*The Man Is Mine
*First Time I Ever Saw Your Face
*You Make Loving Fun
*Take It To The Limit
*Behind Blue Eyes
*Can't Live Without You
*Old Fashioned Lover Boy
Some of these vids were shown at various Zebracon conventions.
Category:Starsky & Hutch Vids
The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch vid)

Go to Magnificent Seven (disambiguation) ‎ for other uses of the term Magnificent Seven.
The Magnificent Seven refers to an early 1980s vid edited by Kendra Hunter, Terry and Diana Barbour. The vid appeared on The Magnificent Seven (Starsky & Hutch songtape) collection which was the winner of an Encore Award in 1985 for "Best Songtape"
The vid offers a series of high energy clips of Starsky, Hutch, Captain Dobey, Huggy Bear, and the Torino. The clips included many of the TV series opening credits and included actor credits which featured dramatic freeze frames.
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch VidsCategory:Slash Vids
Category:1980s
The Magnificent Seven Alternate Universe Fanzine

The Magnificent Seven Alternate Universe Fanzine is a Magnificent Seven fiction anthology. It is a con zine.
The alternate universes inside this fanzine include:
* Old West| ATF| Search & Rescue| Fortress|Star Trek| Gangsters| Boston Fire Department|Negotiations |Major Crime Division| Kings & Vagabonds|The Ranch |The Next Generation -- San Francisco|FCAT -- Four Corners Adventure Tour |SG-7|M7 Rocks!|Star Wars|Dungeons & Dragons|Crusades|SPI -- Special Paranormal Investigations|Bodyguards|Seven Investigations| The Later Years|Vietnam Way
==Volume 1==
This volume contains 201 pages and is divided into two sections: "General Fiction" and "Slash Fiction."
 
Gen:
* Seven (ATF) (23 pages)
* Grey Sky Morning (MAJOR CRIME DIVISION) (13 pages)
* Burn Baby Burn (BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT) (16 pages)
* The Black Rose: Assassin (KINGS & VAGABONDS) (24 pages)
* Stargate SG-7 (SG-7) (20 pages)
* The Streets Of San Francisco (THE NEXT GENERATION: SAN FRANCISCO) (43 pages)
* The Light Of Day (FORTRESS) (5 pages)
* Alliances (GANGSTERS) (8 pages)
Slash:
* Convergence Series:: Awakening (OW) (3 pages)
* Convergence Series: Revelations (OW) (4 pages)
* Convergence Series: Conclusions (OW) (2 pages)
* You Always Know When It’s Right (OW) (4 pages)
* Colour Me Blue (ATF) (8 pages)
* New Year’s Eve (ATF) (2 pages)
* If You’re Gone (ATF) (12 pages)
* Repercussions (ATF) (8 pages)
* That Vertical Climb (SEARCH & RESCUE) (14 pages)
==Issue 2==
This volume contains 158 pages and is all gen.
* Whispers of the Wind (OW) (34 pages)
* Leave It to Me (OW) (22 pages)
* Vein of Nobility (OW) (9 pages)
* Rebel Dawn (STAR WARS) (23 pages)
* Six Days, Seven Knights (SEVEN KNIGHTS) (37 pages)
* Road to Damascus (CRUSADES) (25 pages)
* Traitors in the Midst (ATF) (6 pages)
Category:Magnificent Seven Zines
Category:2001 Zines
The Magnificent Seven Challenge Library

The Magnificent Seven Challenge Library is an archive for M7 gen fic that was written for a Mag7 challenge. It started out with stories in response to the Magnifiction CommunityZero monthly fanfic challenges, which is where Mag7Challenge was born. The challenges ran for five years but the library remains open.
Description from Freyan's The Magnificent Seven Fanpage: "Always wondered where all those challenge fics seems to come from? This is it. Well, the archive of the stories, anyway. But here you can read all about it."
Category:Challenges
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
Category:Gen Fandom
Category:2000s
The Magnificent Seven Fan Fiction Adult Archive

The Magnificent Seven Fan Fiction Adult Archive is a M7 fanfiction archive for stories are of an adult nature. Most include sexual situations and/or graphic sexual scenes. Stories are marked as slash (male/male or female/female), het (male/female), or adult (rated R or higher, but not necessarily sexual in content). 
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
Category:2000s
The Magnificent Seven Fan Fiction Archive

The Magnificent Seven Fan Fiction Archive is an archive for Magnificent Seven fanfiction.
The archive uses the Automated Archive software.
==Authors==
*Alanna
*Angela B
*Axianna
*Brandgwen/Brandwen
*Buckskin Kate
*Carla
*Carrie Byrd
*Charlottte C. Hill
*Crow
*Debby
*Debra Baschal
*Dragonfan
*Gil Hale
*Gina
*Heather Flaherty
*Iron Butterfly
*JK
*JK Kerry
*Joe Lawson
*Katie
*KellyA
*Killash
*krh
*Kris Mashburn
*Lady Angel
*Laura Hanson
*Lara Bee
*LauraH
*Lethe Loupe
*Linda
*Lori Anne
*Lynne
*Macx
*Mady Bay
*Merl Laurence
*Mindi Welton
*Rita Clark
*Robin
*Ruby
*S A
*SandyG
*SasseyJ
*Susan Zell
*TEAM 7
*Tina
*Trekkieb
*Twig
*Twyla Jane
*UnknownAlias
*Usako
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Magnificent Seven Archives
The Maine Event Affair

The Maine Event Affair is a gen hurt/comfort Man from UNCLE 10-page single-story zine by Jill Thomasson. 
It has a sequel: The Rhyme Time Affair.
It was printed originally in The McCallum Observer.
"A routine assignment in picturesque Ravenspoint, Maine, becomes a case of survival for Napoleon and Illya."
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2000s
The Mainframe

The Mainframe was a multifandom archive with a focus on adult (het and slash) fanfiction.
Submissions: "The Mainframe accepts submissions in all fandoms. There are no restrictions on ratings, and the only content restrictions are no bestiality or pedophilia (e.g. sexual situations involving children). chan (teen/adult or teen/teen relationships) is accepted, as long as the younger character(s) shows secondary sexual characteristics."Submissions - The Mainframe, 2002. (Accessed 13 January 2011)
In 2003 the page became part of the The Dark Vault.Follow me!, via Wayback March 2004. (Accessed 13 January 2011)
==Fandoms==
The site had five different archive sections:
*The Showers: X-Men Smut Fanfiction
*The Danger Room: X-Men Gen Fanfiction
*The Slash Cantina: Star Wars: TPM Slash Fanfiction
*The Basement Office: X-Files MSR Smut Fanfiction
*The Colosseum: Gladiator Slash Fanfiction 
The archive was a member of The Prequel Erotica SiteRing, X-Fiction Writers Guild, and the X-Men Erotica webring.
==References==
Category:Multifandom ArchivesCategory:Het ArchivesCategory:Slash Archives
Category:2000s
Category:Gladiator
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:X-Files Archives
Category:Star Wars TPM Archives
The Making of Samwise

The Making of Samwise is a 250-page slash Lord of the Rings novel by Bill the Pony (aka Lilith Sedai/Cara Chapel). 
It has two interior black and white illos by Black Rose and a color cover by Lorraine Brevig.
==From the Publisher==
 
==Sample Interior==
Image:makingofsamwise-3.jpg
Image:makingofsamwise-2.jpg
Image:makingofsamwise-1.jpg
 
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2006 Zines
The Making of Star Trek

You may be looking for The Making of the Trek Conventions.
The Making of Star Trek was a professionally-published book, published by Ballantine. It was written by Stephen E. Whitfield (a pen name for Stephen "Steve" Edward Poe). Gene Roddenberry's name appears on it, but this turned out only to be a formality. See Background.
The book was published while the show was still on the air, and it was very first official reference book of its kind on the subject of Star Trek.
The book has input from many of the show's insiders: studio executives, costumers, production staff, and more. It includes Roddenberry's original treatment, plus photos, memos and technical information.
Wildly popular, "The Making of Star Trek" was first published in September 1968, had a second reprint in November 1968 and a third in January 1969. Many other printings followed.
From the first edition's book jacket: 
30 years later, Stephen Poe wrote A Vision of the Future - Star Trek: Voyager, about the fourth live-action Star Trek series, under his real name.
==Background==
==Comparisons by David Gerrold==
In 1973, Gerrold sent a letter to Metamorphosis #1 which hawked his own similar book, The World of Star Trek (as well as other books, posters, and his massive tribble merchandising blitz: 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
The Making of the Trek Conventions: Or, How to Throw a Party for 12,000 of Your Most Intimate Friends

You may be looking for The Making of Star Trek.
The Making of the Trek Conventions was written by Joan Winston and published by Doubleday in 1977. 
It is an expansion of a chapter by Winston in Star Trek Lives!. The book may be a version of So you want to have a "Star Trek" convention.
The book offers a look at the work involved in the creation of the Star Trek conventions, as well as 32 pages of photos, underground cartoons, and trivia contests.
This book shares roots with Winston's 1977 essay in Starlog. See So you want to have a "Star Trek" convention.
==Reactions and Reviews==
As with the Star Trek: The New Voyages series, some fans felt that the book was meant for insiders, or that being a BNF was a matter of being in the right place at the right time:
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
The Malfoy Slash Archive

The Malfoy Slash Archive was a Harry Potter slash archive with fanfiction, fanart, recs, links and extras. The focus was slash fiction featuring a member of the Malfoy family.
Stories were sorted by Malfoy (Draco, Lucius, Narcissa) and then the second character of the pairing.
*Draco: Draco, Harry, Ron, Snape, Lucius, Sirius, Arthur, Blaise, Other
*Lucius: Riddle, James, Harry, Arthur, Snape, Other
*Narcissa: Lily, Bellatrix, Hermione
==Links==
*Coil
*Silhouette
*Standing in the Shadows
*Hush
*Dark Desire
*Imperio
*Noire Sensus
*Eternal Magic
*Pure Magnetism
*A Family Affair
*Mightier Than The Sword
*Raspberry Swirrl
*Green Eyes and Lightning Bolts
*The Harry Potter Slash Awards
*The Black Slash Archive
Category:Slash Archives
Category:Harry Potter Archives
Category:2000s
The Man Song

The Man Song is a comedy vid comparing the two views of Jim:
Jim-as-Stereotypical Action Hero (i.e., Jim in the promos for The Sentinel) vs. Jim-utterly Beta to Blair's Alpha (including the flowered Apron scene), (i.e., Jim in the actual show, The Sentinel). 
While the song it very obscure, at least two vidders discovered it independently and used to to make a fanvid. In 2001, Leigh Matooka said she heard the song first when it was played on a local radio station. To get a CD she had to go to a shopping mall at 6am on Black Friday for the radio station promotional giveaway. The Media Cannibals also had to track the song down and finally located it as wav file on the Internet. Leigh's version was set to Blake's 7 and the year it premiered at Mediawest people confused the two vids, thinking that Leigh had become a Sentinel fan.Morgan Dawn's personal recollections of Leigh's post to the Vidder mailing list in 2001.
==Reviews/Reactions==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Vids
Category:1998 Vids