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CountDown (Naruto doujinshi)

CountDown is a Naruto doujinshi by Shiokagen. It's an Itachi x Sasuke story rated R-15, with Sasuke as a girl. It's about them falling in love, with lots of snuggling; sex is implied but nothing explicit is shown. 
Image:Shiokagen-countdown.jpg|Cover
Category: Naruto Doujinshi
Category:2011 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Count Dooku

Count Dooku is a major antagonist in the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy and Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
== Canon ==
== Common Pairings ==
=== Shipping ===
* Dooku/Sifo-Dyas
=== Gen Pairings ===
Dooku's relationships with the rest of his lineage are popular.
* Dooku & Yoda
* Dooku & Qui-Gon Jinn
* Dooku & Obi-Wan Kenobi
== Fanon and Common Tropes in Fanworks ==
* Yan Dooku - A popular fanon name for Dooku. Dooku is not given or even indicated to have a given name in canon.
* Redemption - Redeeming Dooku either after his fall or changing circumstances so he never falls in the first place is common.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfic ===
* (The Force Works In) Mysterious Ways by cjwritesfanficnow - rated T, In which the Force sends Jedi Master Yan Dooku a vision of his own Fall, and its consequences. He may or may not have held on to the wrong message.
* a comedy in four acts by jesuisdeux - rated T, Time Travel Fix-it with Dooku and Obi-Wan Kenobi.
* The New Grandpadawan by S_C_G - rated G, In which Qui-Gon fails to tell Dooku he has a new padawan.
=== Fanart ===
* by xxviolet
== Archives and Fannish Links ==
* Dooku | Darth Tyranus on AO3
* #dooku and #count dooku on Tumblr
Category:Characters
Category:Star Wars Characters
Category:Star Wars: Prequel Trilogy
Count Olaf

Count Olaf is the main antagonist in the book series A Series of Unfortunate Events, as well as the movie and the TV show of the same name. After becoming the guardian of the three Baudelaire orphans, he tries everything to get his hands on their fortune, going as far as to commit murder, but still fails every time.
==Canon==
Count Olaf was a member of the Voluntary Fire Department until his father was killed by a poisonous dart, which caused him to leave and later be recruited by arsonists. He pretends to be a consultant so he can convince Mr. Poe to put the Baudelaire orphans into his care. As a guardian, he's verbally and physically abusive, and finally tries to marry Violet Baudelaire in order to be able to control her fortune. His plan fails but he evades capture, continuing to follow the Baudelaire orphans to every new guardian they are sent to. At the end of the series, he dies from inhaling medusoid mycelium spores and refusing the cure that is offered to him by the Baudelaires.
Count Olaf is selfish, ruthless and abusive to everyone around him. He's not smart, as he often has trouble with complicated words and tells lies that are easy to see through. He's also a bad actor.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
* Olaf/Violet
* Olaf/Kit
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* by miszmal, 2021
* by miszmal, 2021
==External Links==
* Count Olaf (A Series of Unfortunate Events) character tag on Archive of Our Own
* Count O. character filter on FanFiction.Net
* Count Olaf on Wikipedia
* Count Olaf on the Lemony Snicket Wiki
Category:A Series of Unfortunate Events Characters
Count x Albert

Count x Albert a popular pairing in the Gankutsuou fandom. It involves Edmond Dantès (also known as the Count of Monte Cristo) and Albert de Morcerf, both based on Alexandre Dumas's characters of the same names.
Its primary "rival" pairing is Franz x Albert.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Count x Albert claim, theme set Epsilon for the 1sentence community by mithrigil
* a-lethe-ia by imiriad
* First Meeting by Carpentaria
=== Fanart ===
* Edmond Dantes and Albert Herrera. by inuchiyo
* Revenge is Best Served Cold by InuJakkaru
=== Doujinshi ===
*Act.00 (2005)
*Adieu (2005)
*Aizou Aigo (2005) - Contains Franz x Albert
*Amai Kajitsu no Kisetsu (2005)
*Baise (2005)
*Bravo (2005)
*C'est le destin (2006)
*Chocolatier (2005)
*Desespoir et philanthropie (2005)
*DESIRE (2005)
*Eromond Dantes (2005)
*Hoard (2005)
*Holy Wood (2005)
*Innocent (2005)
*Je crois rêver (2006)
*Le Silence Est d'Or (2006)
*Koyoi no Waltz (2005)
*Nikutai no Akuma (2006)
*No Cristo No Life! (2005)
*Reflet (2006)
*Rose (2006)
*Seishoujo no Saigo no Nemuri (2005) - Contains Franz x Albert.
*Shounen no Tame no Kyousoukyoku (2005)
*Shuyo, Koi no Nozomi no Yorokobiyo (2006)
*Sora no Koe (2005)
*Wilder Than Heaven (2005)
*Yami Iro no Yume o Mita (2005)
==Links==
*works tagged Edmond Dantès/Albert De Morcerf at AO3
*countxalbert community on LiveJournal
*Count-x-Albert-Club on deviantArt
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Category:Gankutsuou Relationships
Count x Bertuccio

Count x Bertuccio is the ship between the Count of Monte Cristo and his right-hand man Bertuccio. It was an occasional subject of doujinshi and fanart, but was overall a minor ship.
In the Gankutsuou anime, Bertuccio is deeply loyal to the Count, and their first meeting is shown in the manga adaptation. Bertuccio's younger design from the manga is sometimes used in fanart and treated as canon despite the manga diverging from events in the anime.
== Example Fanworks ==
=== Doujinshi ===
* La lune d'Aube (2006)
* Shinkuu no Gaika (2005) - Contains Count x Albert
Category:Gankutsuou Relationships
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Count x Haydée

Count x Haydée is the ship between the Count of Monte Cristo and Haydée.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
Fanworks for the ship are more popular for the novel, as it's canon there.
==Fanworks==
* Tatoe Yakusoku no Basho de Deau Tame no Saigo no Hashi ga Yakeochiru toshitemo (2005)
==Links==
*HakuEde tag on Pixiv
*Edmond Dantès/Haydée on AO3
Category:Gankutsuou Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Countdown.

"countdown." is an orphaned fanfic hosted on the AO3.
== Blurb ==
==Story==
==Translations==
== Responses ==
As of 2024, the fic has 914 hits, 48 kudos, 10 bookmarks, and 1 comment.
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction
Category:Batman: Under the Red Hood Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Countdown with Keith Olbermann

Countdown with Keith Olbermann was a news and opinion program hosted by Keith Olbermann, and it is one of the real news source texts for Pundit RPF fandom. Two Countdown guest hosts, Rachel Maddow and Lawrence O'Donnell, went on to host their own MSNBC shows, and writer Aaron Sorkin observed the production of Countdown while researching his upcoming series about cable newsUnknown. The Social Network's Aaron Sorkin reveals future projects, published 21 January 2011 at BBC News. (Accessed 23 January 2011.).
==Fan Works==
Keith Olbermann on AO3
== References ==
==Other Links==
Countdown w/Keith Olbermann on IMDBCountdown With Keith Olbermann on TV Tropes
Category:Pundit RPF
Category:Live-action Television
CounterMeasures

CounterMeasures was a The Lone Gunmen fanfiction archive.
== Content ==
 
*What's New
*New Additions
*Stories
*Jump the Shark ("The X-Files episode "Jump the Shark" aired in the United States on April 21, 2002. The fan fiction archived on this page was written in response to the events of that episode. Each story contains spoilers, so please read with caution. This page will be added to as needed. If you'd like to send in a post-"Jump the Shark" story, please follow the submission guidelines.")
*Canon Guide
*Submission Guidelines
*Links
*Banners
*About Countermeasures
*Join the Mailing List
*Sign Guestbook
*View Guestbook
This site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
Category:GeoCities
Category:2000s
Category:The Lone Gunmen
Counteragent

Counteragent is a fan and a vidder particularly known for her meta vids and her interest in "experimental" vidding techniques and fan filmmaking. She is also a fan artist and a podfic maker.
==Interview==
* Ask the Vidder: counteragent (2011)
==Notable Works==
* Destiny Calling (2008, multifandom): A vid made for More Joy Day as a tribute to vidders and vidding. This vid celebrates over 40 vidders; a full list can be found at her LJ.
* Still Alive (2008, SPN): "A survey of (mostly S3) SPN fandom: Some wank, some politics, and a ton of awe-inspiring GENIUS."
* Good fourth walls make good neighbors: a meta comic about the dissolution of the Fourth Wall in SPN fandom.
* Above and Below: parallels in the lives of Sam and Dean Winchester as seen through Season 4 (2009)
* Coin Operated Boy (2011, SPN): A vid about season 6 of Supernatural and the fan response to it; notable for the shooting and inclusion of a live-action sequence directed by Counteragent and featuring an actress playing a fan distressed about the season.
* The Other Side - SPN Fan Film: a 25-minute Supernatural Fan Film in which Sam and Dean are turned into women. [counteragentfilms.com] (with Divanoir collaborating)
* Copa Cabana - Alias vid
Category:Vidders
Counterparts

You may be looking for Counterpoint, a Star Trek: TOS zine.
Counterparts is a 166-page het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Karen Mason-Richardson that takes during "The Rest is Silence." 
It contains no art.
This Classic novella begins during The Rest is Silence. Chapters begin with excerpts from the lyrics of songs written or performed by Sarah McLachlan.
==Summary==
==Excerpt== 
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1999 Zines
Counterpoint

* Counterpoint, a series of Star Trek: TOS K/S anthology zines
* Counterpoint, a Star Trek: TOS story in the zine of the same name
* "Counterpoint: The Battle for Rynan," is the subtitle of Skywalker #5, a Star Wars zine
* Counterpoint, a Stargate Atlantis story
* Counterpoint, a Merlin story by PlaneJane
* Counterpoint, a Homestuck story by Azzandra
Counterpoint (Star Trek: TOS story)

Counterpoint is a Kirk/Spock story by Emily Adams. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #2.
==Summary==
"Kirk accompanies Spock to a chess tournament where the Vulcan champion turns out to want more than the chess title after he sees Kirk."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1990===
===1993===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1989 Fanfiction‎
Counterstrike (1969 TV series)

Counterstrike is a British science fiction television series ten 50-minute episodes produced by the BBC in 1969. It starred Jon Finch as an alien living on Earth posing as a journalist named Simon King.
Only nine episodes were actually transmitted. The show was very much a product of the "swinging sixties" and King and his associates lived in very modern homes, wore the latest fashions, drove expensive sports cars, etc. It mostly seems to be remembered more for its style than for the actual story.
==Episodes List==
#King's Gambit (8 September 1969)
#Joker One (15 September 1969)
#On Ice (22 September 1969)
#Nocturne (29 September 1969)
#Monolith (6 October 1969)
#Out of Mind (unaired; scheduled for 13 October 1969)"Out of Mind", the sixth episode, was cancelled on the night it was due to be shown and was replaced by a documentary on the Kray brothers who, on the same day, had been refused leave to appeal against their prison sentences. "Out of Mind" was, for unknown reasons, never rescheduled; it remained unscreened and was subsequently wiped from the BBC Archives, thus making it one of the rarest pieces of British science-fiction television.
#The Lemming Syndrome (20 October 1969)
#Backlash (27 October 1969)
#All That Glisters (3 November 1969)
#The Mutant (10 November 1969)
"King's Gambit", "Joker One", "On Ice" and "Nocturne" still exist in the BBC Archives as 16mm black and white film telerecordings, while the remaining five transmitted instalments "Monolith", "The Lemming Syndrome", "Backlash", "All That Glisters" and "The Mutant" – are listed as missing by the site Lost Shows.
==Fandom==
There appears to be no online fandom. It's possible that there was fanfic etc. in print media at the time the series was made, however there is no evidence to support this information.
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
* BBC Radio Times Episode summaries - not in chronological order.
* Clip from the first episode
==Notes & References==
===Notes===
===References===
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Counterstrike (1990 TV series)

Counterstrike is a Canadian/French crime-fighting/espionage television series with three seasons, airing 66 hour-long episodes in total.
==Canon Overview==
Follows Alexander Addington (Christopher Plummer), an international industrialist who after the death of his wife in a terrorist operation, assembles a private team of troubleshooters to help combat terrorism around the world.
===Main Characters===
* Christopher Plummer as Alexander Addington (1990–1993)
* Simon MacCorkindale as Peter Sinclair (1990–1993)
* Cyrielle Clair as Nicole Beaumont (1990–1991)
* Stephen Shellen as Luke Brenner (1990–1991)
* Laurence Ashley-Taboulet as Suzanne Addington (1990–1991)
* Sophie Michaud as Gabrielle Germont (1991–1993)
* James Purcell as Hector Stone (1991–1993)
* Patricia Cartier as Hélène Previn (1991–1993)
* Andre Mayers as J.J. (1990–1993)
* Tom Kneebone as Bennett (1990–1993)
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
The vast majority of zines in the series are focused on relationships gen, slash being a minority in this particular case. Peter Sinclair/Hector Stone seems to be the only pairing submitted by fans.
==Fanzines==
*Addington International Restricted Files 
*The Counterstrike Special Gen Collection
*Counterstrike Special Slash Collection
*Crystal Visions (crossover zine)
*Moonbane (War of the Worlds/Manimal/Counterstrike)
===multimedia zines===
*One in Ten
*Ouch!
*Power Star
*A Small Circle of Friends
*The Yule Tide
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
*Counterstrike (TV) tag at AO3
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Counterstrike Special Slash Collection

The Counterstrike Special Slash Collection is a 56-page anthology of fiction that appeared in previously published multimedia Neon Rainbow Press fanzines through 2002. 
* Ya Gotta Learn to Relax by Chris Alexander (One in Ten #1)
* Stride For Stride by Chris Alexander (One in Ten #2)
* Whatever You Say, Boss by Chris Alexander (One in Ten #3)
* A Natural Kind of a Guy by Chris Alexander (One in Ten #4)
* The Night's Still Young by Chris Alexander (One in Ten #6)
* Aftereffects by Lee Seibert (One in Ten #1)
* Domestic Problems by Lee Seibert (One in Ten #2)
 Category:Counterstrike
Category:1999 Zines
Country Girl (Osomatsu-san)

The Country girl is a one-shot character who appears in the Osomatsu-san-exclusive skit “Jyushimatsu Falls in Love”. She is not credited with an official name.
==About==
She is not given an official name, instead being known by fandom nicknames such as Homura (from Jyushimatsu’s “King-sized winning home run!” line; this is the most popular name mainly used by the Western fandom) and Kanojo (girlfriend, though she denies this in the skit; this is used mainly by the Japanese fandom).
She is the one to rescue Jyushimatsu, who has distracted her from jumping off a cliff near the beach. It is heavily implied that her reason for attempted suicide is because of her involvement in the adult entertainment industry.
==Fanon==
===Common Tropes===
* After “Jyushimatsu Falls in Love” she visits Jyushimatsu every now and then, or she moves to Akatsuka to be with Jyushimatsu and get a better job.
===Shipping===
She is mainly shipped with Jyushimatsu, her supposed love interest in “Jyushimatsu Falls in Love”.
==Example Fanworks==
==References==
Category:Characters
Category:Osomatsu-san
Countryballs

Countryballs or Polandball is a fandom that grew out of the comics of Falco on Krautchan.net. It's grown into an entire style or medium, and has developed its own lore, characterizations, and rules. There are several separate communities across different platforms with their own norms, which are not necessarily friendly with eachother. The comics and the memes based on them include countries personified as imperfectly shaped balls coloured with their respective flags. They poke fun at history, international relations and national stereotypes. The countries often speak with broken English. One of the most common catchphrases in Countryballs is "Poland cannot into space".
==History==
==Communities==
* r/Polandball vs. Facebook Polandball (bitter enemies)
* Polandball Wikia
* Russian language communities??
===Events===
* World Maps: Archive.org backup of the world maps 2014-2019
* Annual Calendar
* Lesser Known September (e.g. 2017 announcement)
* Contests: wiki list
==Links==
*Wikipedia:Countryballs
*Reddit:
** r/Polandball
** r/PolandballCommunity
** r/Planetball
** r/Stateball -- for comics about the U.S. states
*Polandball Wiki
*Polandball facebook
* Кантриболс (Страны-шарики) / Countryballs / Krautchan.net, 2008 on Ficbook
*#countryballs and #polandball on Twitter
*#countryballs and #polandball on Tumblr
*countryball and polandball tags on Deviantart
==See also==
*Countryhumans
*Hetalia: Axis Powers
==References==
Category:Countryballs
Category:Fandoms by Community
Countryhumans

Countryhumans is a fandom built around personifying countries or stereotypes about countries. Countryhumans characters are typically depicted in art as humanoid figures with flag-balls for faces -- this was likely inspired by or grew out of Countryballs.
It is one of the most popular fandoms on Ficbook.
Popular characters in the fandom include America, Russia, Canada, Italy, The United Kingdom, Germany, China, and India, but any country, past or present, may be used. Countryhumans works may also include characters for sub-national polities, such as cities, provinces, or states.
==Pairings==
*America/Russia
==Links==
*CountryHumans Wiki at Fandom.com
*Countryhumans on Russian Wikipedia
*Кантриболс (Страны-шарики) (кроссовер)"Countryballs (Barlands)" and Персонификация (Антропоморфики) "Personification (Anthromorphic)", which seem to be the main fandom tags used for Countryhumans on Ficbook
*Countryhumans on Wattpad
*#countryhumans on Twitter
*#countryhumans on Tumblr
*Countryhumans tag on Deviantart
 
==References==
Category:Countryballs
Countrymileverse

The Countrymileverse is a Friday Night Lights fanwork universe. Each story was written at a time when it was still canon-compliant, but many events were subsequently "jossed" by the show. The creator, Jae Gecko, describes it as "a series of interconnecting Friday Night Lights stories set in the characters' future."; accessed January 22, 2016. In terms of genre, it runs the gamut from gen to slash to het.
* "Chains and Fetters" is a Tyra-centric story (summary: Sometimes the hardest parts are the most familiar ones) which takes place from August to December 2008.
* "40 Miles North of Presidio" is a Tim-centric story which is also Tim/OMC and Tim/Jason, sort of (summary: Tim sets out on the road and ends up in a place he never expected) set between October 2008 and May 2009.
* "Falling Quiet" is a Jason-centric story which also features Herc and has hints of Tim/Jason, sort of (summary: Jason and Herc, a few years on in California) written as a coda to "40 Miles North of Presidio." Takes place in May 2009.
* "Sun of a New Season" is a Julie and Tami-centric story which is also Matt/Julie and Tami/Eric (summary: Mothers and daughters, and the way everything comes down to home) which takes place in October 2013.
==References==
Category:Friday Night Lights
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎Category:2008 Fanfiction‎
Coup de Grace

Coup de Grace is a Star Trek: TOS story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg.
It was published in Kraith Collected #3.
Lichtenberg wrote that "'Coup de Grace' is the single most embarrassing story I've entered into the Kraith chronology." Lichtenberg's full comments 
A responsefic is Ruth Berman's Coup de Partie.
==Summary==
When a crewman is infected with kye-fi-par -- the Vulcan version of rabies -- on a specimen-gathering mission, Spock knows a mercy killing is the only logical recourse.
==An Editorial Comment==
Carol Lee, the editor of Kraith Collected, also wrote about this story in her editorial, and agreed the story was bad: 
==Lichtenberg's Comments About "Coup de Grace" and "Coup de Partie"==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1974 Fanfiction
Coup de Partie

Coup de Partie is a Star Trek: TOS story by Ruth Berman.
It was published in Kraith Collected #3.
It is a responsefic to Coup de Grace, a story by Jacqueline Lichtenberg that Lichtenberg said was "the single most embarrassing story I've entered into the Kraith chronology." Lichtenberg's full comments 
==Summary==
A Vulcan geologist exploring the same planet is badly injured. When his wife brings him to the Enterprise in their scout ship for medical assistance he turns out to have kye-fi-par. This time Dr. McCoy insists on looking for a cure 
 
==Lichtenberg's Comments About "Coup de Grace" and "Coup de Partie"==
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS FanfictionCategory:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1974 Fanfiction
Couple of Sheepskins

Couple of Sheepskins is a phrase from a post by prufrock's love in 2000 to alt.tv.x-files.creative.
In her post, she explained at length how she did not want fans to give her any feedback for her X-Files fiction, explaining (among other things) that she was both uncomfortable about feedback from strangers, and that she was concerned about the legalities of fanfiction and didn't want her professional career and real life affected by her fiction writing.
The phrase "couple of sheepskins" refers to her comment that knowledge about her fannish activities could result in her academic degrees (sheepskins) being revoked.
Some fans were supportive of her statements. More fans, however, were bothered by them, citing social norms, elitism, fannish expectations as some of the reasons for their criticism.
==Topics Discussed in the Resulting Debate==
* the role of feedback
* was prufrock's request a savvy self-pimping move? a clumsy fannish misstep?
* a fan's right not to have to interact with others
* was the internet was a private place?
* what happens when a fan does not play by the expected rules
* is prufrock really Stephen King? Danielle Steele? John Ordover?
* the anti-Semitism of T.S. Eliot
* that there were two "prufrock"s in fandom at the time—this one, and one who had no idea what everyone was talking about
==Some Excerpts from Fan Comments==
The original post had been deleted by May 31, 2000 as per a fan's post about the inability to read it.
The date of this first post would have been on, or very shortly, before May 26, 2000. The topic appears to have been the announcement of prufrock's new website; several comments by others quote from this missing post.
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Category:Glossary
Category:Fan Activities
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary
Coupling (glossary term)

Coupling (カップリング) 「かっぷりんぐ」is a term used in Japanese-speaking fandom for romantic character pairings. Although the term is very broadly defined in the Japanese language, for doujin and fandom spaces, the term refers to shipping. The term applies to BL, GL, NL, yaoi and yuri couples. CP is synonymous with this term, as is the term shipping. Self-shipping also falls under this umbrella, as does selfcest/clonecest, which is called jijou (二乗), meaning squared.
The platonic version of coupling is known as combi. Although these two labels are used on PixivEncyclopedia, they are not universal in Japanese-speaking fandom spaces. Practices in labeling vary from fandom to fandom.
== References/Further Reading ==
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Category:Japanese-Speaking Fandom
Category:Relationships Glossary
Courage and Kindness

Courage and Kindness is a 2006 essay posted on the LiveJournal community Ship Manifesto in support of Daisuke/Ken from the anime Digimon. The essay discussed the two characters, Motomiya Daisuke and Ichijouji Ken, the reasons for being a fan of the ship, and fanfic recommendations.
==Excerpts==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category: Digimon