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Jo Harvelle

Jo Harvelle was a fictional recurring character from the Supernatural television series, portrayed by Alona Tal.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Dean Winchester/Jo Harvelle
*Charlie Bradbury/Jo Harvelle
*Jo Harvelle/Sam Winchester
*Jo Harvelle/Anna Milton
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Becoming a Hunter: because most of Jo's journey from bartender to competent hunter is left off screen, many authors like explore how her hunting career developed 
*Jo Lives: Jo does not die in season 5, and often continues being a hunter 
*Supporting Character: sometime a secondary character in stories focused on Dean or Sam
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Jo Harvelle - Supernatural by Slyer
*Jo by PauPaufg
*Fairy Jo Harvelle by Obsess-Confess
*Jo Harvelle by ParisKB
===Fanfiction===
*Sunglasses in the Dark by Digital-Dragon-Master
*It's The Great Pumpkin, Jo Harvelle by Amethyste5
*Acceptance by Infie
===Graphics and Gif Sets===
* gif set by deanwinchesters
* graphics by hemans
==Example Art Gallery==
File:FemmeslashForTheGirls.jpg|Art by 22by7 for This One’s About the Girls created for the 2007 Supernatural and J-Squared Big Bang Challenge!
==Archives and Links==
*Jo Harvelle tag at Archive of Our Own
*Jo Harvelle at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr tags: Jo Harvelle
*Jo Harvelle Project fansite
Category:Supernatural Characters
Jo Polniaczek/Blair Warner

Jo/Blair is a femslash pairing of Jo Polniaczek and Blair Warner from the Facts of Life fandom.
==Fandom==
Jo/Blair was one of the most popular pairings in the Facts of Life fandom. In their weekly feature, "Femslash Friday", The Toast notes the appeal they had: 
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Stealing from Steinbeck by harper_m 
* Crash Into You by laykay 
===Meta===
* Femslash Friday: The Facts of Life by Christy Admiraal at The Toast
* Proof That "The Facts Of Life" Is A Love Story Between Blair And Jo at Buzzfeed
==Archives and Communities==
* Jo Polniaczek/Blair Warner works at AO3
* Jo & Blair works at FFN
* Facts of Life works at Passion and Perfection
==References==
Category:The Facts of Life
Category:Femslash Pairings
Joan's Xena Stuff

Joan's Xena Stuff is a Joan's Xena: Warrior Princess alt fanfiction page. 
The site moved in 2001 to a new URL where the author hosted het, slash and femslash fanfiction in other fandoms too. These other fandoms include: Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel the Series, Smallville, Star Trek, Star Wars, X-Files and crossovers.
The original site was listed in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998.Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 20 October 2012)
==References==
Category:Femslash Author Pages
Category:Xena: Warrior Princess Author Pages
Category:Buffyverse Author Pages
Category:Smallville Websites
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:Star Wars Author Pages
Category:X-Files Author Pages
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Joan Curtin

Joan Curtin was a fan writer whose work appeared in fanzines. She wrote multiple Magnificent Seven novels including Legends Born, is a 88-page gen novel. Her novel Rough Stones won a FanQ award in 2008. She was listed as deceased in the Mediawest Relaxacon post "In Memoriam thread" dated June 25, 2024.Sarah Bartholomew's listing in the Mediawest Relaxacon public post "In Memoriam thread" dated June 25, 2024
==References==
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Joan Jobson

Joan Jobson is a fanartist who contributed to zines in the 1990s. They are probably best known for their works in Quantum Leap fandom.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Questionofcharity4.jpg| from A Question of Charity (1994)
File:Slowdancing-2.jpg| from Kindred Spirits (Quantum Leap zine) (1995)
File:Lostsoulshunting-1.jpg|from Lost Souls in the Hunting Ground (1996)
Category:Fanartists
Joan M

Joan M is a fanfiction writer active in the comics and Lord of the Rings fandoms during the 1990s and 2000s. She has written 97 stories for Andromeda, Sandman, StarTrek: Deep Space Nine, Harry Potter, ElfQuest, mics cartoons, Comics, Labyrinth, Silmarillion, Avengers, Clive Barker's works, White Wolf, Firefly, Evangelion, and Doctor Who.
==Notable Works==
Wolves Can't Fly - Rahne is faced with a hard decision...
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*2001 - Most Improved Writer (tie)
Mithril Awards
*2003 - finalist in Silmarillion, Lord of the Rings and Vignette/Short Story categories
Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards
*2005
**Author Award - Races - Elves - Poetry - First Place (The Lothlorien Award)
**Author Award - Races - Villains - Poetry - First Place (The Eye of Sauron Award)
** Story Award - Races - Elves - First Age - Second Place (The Imladris Award): "One Word"
** Story Award - Races - Elves - Poetry - Honorable Mention: To Sing of Her
** Story Award - Races - Elves - Post-Ring War - Honorable Mention: The Far-Reaching Hand
** Story Award - Races - Men - Rohan - General - Second Place (The Helm's Deep Award): Last Hero
** Story Award - Races - Villains - Poetry - First Place (The Eye of Sauron Award): Sauron
** Story Award - Races - Villains - Poetry - Third Place (The Wolves of Isengard Award): Melkor
** Story Award - Times - The Silmarillion - Feanor and Sons - Second Place (The Valaquenta Award): Alqualonde
** Story Award - Times - The Silmarillion - Gondolin - Third Place (The Akallabeth Award): The Song of the Rock
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Joan Marie Verba

Joan Marie Verba is a very long-time Star Trek fan, writer and editor. She discovered Star Trek in 1966, and discovered fandom in 1970 when she met a fan who illustrated for T-Negative at a high school speech competition. from Who's Who in Star Trek Fandom 
Verba ran the Star Trek review and letterzine Treklink for four years, and wrote the fanfiction novels, Descent into Darkness and The Genesis Aftermath -- the latter is a fixit sequel to Wrath of Khan to show it was possible to save Spock without breaking the laws of physics, or blowing up the Enterprise. 
She also edited and published Salutatorian and Multi-Species Medicine and wrote fiction for Moon Phases, a Darkover fanzine.
One of Verba's most well-known publications in fandom is Boldly Writing: A Trekker Fan & Zine History, 1967-1987, a detailed history of early Trek fandom -- the only history of fandom of that period to give so much detail on zine writers and editors, and to spend time discussing the SF fan vs. Star Trek fan divide.
Verba has gone on to write professionally. She has had seven stories published in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover DAW Darkover Anthologies including "This One Time" (1985), "Mind Eater" (1990), and "Invitation to Chaos" (1991). She is also the author of the non-fiction science book Voyager: Exploring the Outer Planets. 
Verba was the co-chair of BlooMN'Con and a guest of honor at Brit Con.
==Interview==
* Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with Joan Marie Verba (2017)
* Gerry Anderson Podcast: Pod 108: Thunderbirds author Joan Marie Verba (2020)
* Women at Warp Episode 167: Women in Trek Fandom: Joan Marie Verba (2021)
==Fannish Reaction==
In 1995, a fan explains one of Joan's places in fandom, one of that of three women: Shirley Maiewski, Ruth Berman, and Joan Verba: 
In 1998, Shirley Maiewski wrote about Joan: 
==Zine Contributions==
===Star Trek===
* Academy Chronicles
* Blue Pencil
* Comlink
* Descent Into Darkness
* Diachron
* The Doctor's Exchange
* Engage!
* A Fistful of Credits
* Furaha
* The Genesis Aftermath
* Highly Illogical
* Halkan Council
* IDIC
* Images and Dreams
*Interstat 
* Masiform D
* Multi-Species Medicine
* Nine
* Odyssey
* A Piece of the Action
* The Propagator
* Prophet Margin
* Salutatorian
* So You Want Publicity
* SocioTrek
* Spin Dizzie
* STARLink
* Tales From the Promenade
*Time Warp
* Treklink
* Trexperts
* A Tribute to T-Negative
* Warped Space
===Darkover===
* Contes di Cottman IV
* Darkover Newsletter
* Moon Phases
* Starstone
* Tales of the Free Amazons
===Other===
* The 1995 Dr. Julian Bashir Calendar
* The 1995 Siddig El Fadil Calendar
* The Deryni Archives
* The Kuryakin File
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Joan Meredith

Joan Meredith (most often called "Meredith") is a cop. 
She was fourth in her class at the Academy and used to work in Juvenile. Dobey assigns her to be Starsky's partner while Hutch is in the hospital recovering from a bullet wound. 
Joan Meredith tells Starsky she is well-aware that her being black and female fulfills two quotas at once.
Starsky and Joan Meredith work well together, and in fact so well, they appear to end up in the sack together. At the end of the episode, Starsky jokes, in front of Dobey and Hutch, that if Hutch were ever shot again, he'd want her as a partner.
 
==A Few Facts About the Canon Joan==
* in hand-to-hand combat, she takes Starsky down, something he underestimates
* Meredith can blend in well undercover as a young teenager, something that causes Starsky to make a fairly squicky comment 
==Fan Comments==
* "Meredith was a delight and it would've been a treat seeing her reunited with both men. She held her own against S's initial macho, sexist, condescending manner, quickly put [Starsky] in his place and proved a very capable cop. I bet she and Curly had much in common. And how refreshing to find a fully-realized female character on tv!" from Frienz #11 (1990) 
 
==The Fanon Joan==
The fanon Joan is almost always presented in a very positive light. Sometimes she comes back to help on further cases. In het stories, she and Starsky get paired up. She is occasionally paired up with Huggy, too, perhaps due to his joking remark that she would become his future wife.
More commonly, though, Joan is a conduit for much angst on Hutch's part. Starsky's remark about wanting another partner, combined with the tensions of the fourth season, add much material to both gen and slash fiction.
==Some Joan Meredith Fics==
* "Joan Meredith" at Tagging Bay City, under "Canon Major Women", scroll down
==Some Joan Meredith Vids==
==Some Joan Meredith Art==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Characters
Joan hanke-woods

joan hanke-woods was a fan artist who contributed art to a number of zines in a variety of fandoms.
She was Guest of Honor at Windycon in 1984. hanke-woods also did the art for two program book covers for that convention.
hanke-woods won the Hugo Award for Best Fan Artist in 1986, after having been nominated for the award every year since 1980.
hanke-woods passed away in 2013.
==Zine Contributions==
* The Alpha Centura Communicator
* Final Frontier
* Force & Counterforce: Media Science Fiction in Perspective
* Imagination
* Menagerie
* Nova Trek
* The Osiris Files
* The Pegasus Chronicles
* Purple & Orange? 
* R & R
* The Sacrificial King
* The Sonic Screwdriver
==Filk Songbooks==
* A New Settlement of Old Scores
==Sample Gallery==
===1979===
File:Rr11-5.jpg|from R & R #11 
===1981===
File:Menagerie17back.jpg| a commentary on fans, created with Mike Glicksohn and Phil Foglio, from Menagerie #17 
File:Rr13 inside joan hank woods.jpg|from R & R #13
File:Rr13 inside joan Hank Woods.jpg|from R & R #13
===1983===
File:Finalfrontiertwo.jpg |from Final Frontier #2 
File:Finalfront2-9.jpg|John Lennon, from Final Frontier #2
File:Battleofmol.jpg|from The Pegasus Chronicles #1, first edition 
File:Forcecounter3-6.jpg|from Force & Counterforce: Media Science Fiction in Perspective #3 
===1984===
File:Purple16-5.jpg|from Purple & Orange? #16 
File:Purple16-1.jpg|from Purple & Orange? #16 
===1986===
File:Purple19-1.jpg|from Purple & Orange? #19 
===1987===
File:Sonic2.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #2 
File:Sonicscrewdrivermulti3-9.jpg|Jacques-Yves Cousteau, from The Sonic Screwdriver #3 
File:Sonicscrewdrivermulti3-7.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #3 
File:Sonicscrewdrivermulti3-5.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #3 
=== 1988 ===
File:Sonicscrew4-8.jpg|The Sonic Screwdriver Issue #4 ‎Robin of Sherwood art 
File:Sonicscrew4-9.jpg|The Sonic Screwdriver Issue #4 ‎Robin of Sherwood art 
File:Sonicscrew4-10.jpg|The Sonic Screwdriver Issue #4 ‎Robin of Sherwood art 
File:Sonicscrew4-11.jpg|The Sonic Screwdriver Issue #4 ‎zine editing cartoon
===1989===
Image:osirisfiles3-3.jpg| from The Osiris Files #3 (Bladerunner)
File:Osirisfiles3-8.jpg| from The Osiris Files #3 (Bladerunner)
File:Sonicscrew5.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #5 (Robin of Sherwood)
File:Sonicscrew5-3.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #5 (Robin of Sherwood)
File:Sonicscrew5-10.jpg|from The Sonic Screwdriver #5 (Robin of Sherwood)
===1990===
File:Osirisfiles4-1.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 (Airwolf)
File:Osirisfiles4-2.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 (The A-Team)
File:Osiris4.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 
File:Osirisfiles4back.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 
File:Osirisfiles4-3.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 (Battlestar Galactica (1978))
File:Osirisfiles4-5.jpg|from The Osiris Files #4 (Star Wars)
File:Novatrek-27.jpg|from Nova Trek
File:Augustking-2.jpg|from The Sacrificial King (Robin of Sherwood)
===1991===
File:Sacrking.jpg|from The Sacrificial King 
File:Augustking-2.jpg|from The Sacrificial King 
 
Category:Deceased
Category:2013 Deaths
Category:Fanartists
Joandarck

Joandarck is a slash fanfiction writer and vidder active in the Sentinel and Due South fandoms during the 1990s and 2000s.
==Notable Works==
===Fanfiction===
*Room at the Top (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair)
*Do Over (The Sentinel, Jim/Blair)
*You Can't Take That Away From Me (Due South), Fraser/Kowalski)
*Out of Season (Due South), Fraser/Kowalski)
===Fanvids===
*The_Gayest_Show_On_Earth (The Sentinel) (2006)
*The Sentinel: 100% Straight (The Sentinel) (2007)
*Should I Stay Or Should I Go (The Persuaders!))
===Meta===
*The Persuaders! overview on Crack Van - The Pretenders!
==Awards==
==Interviews==
==Reviews and Recommendations==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
===Archives===
====As Archivist====
====As Contributor====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Vidders
Joann Humby

Joann Humby is an X-Files fanfic writer.
 
==Interview==
* Chronicle X Interview with Joann Humby
==Comments by Fans==
==Some Fiction==
*The Anomaly (with Aptmt42 & Medusa)
*Another Swim
*Backlash
*A Case of Compromise
*Half Life Series
*Heated
*The Insight Series
*The Insurance Policy
*Past Imperfect
*The Pattern
*Through Perversity
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Joann Owosekun

Joann Owosekun, also referred to as "Owo", is a secondary character and operations officer on Star Trek: Discovery. 
==Canon==
Joann grew up in a 23rd century Luddite colony, can hold her breath for an unusual amount of time, and is proficient in hand to hand combat.
==Fan Reception==
Fans on tumblr generally enjoy her backstory, noting it's unusual and it "raises more questions [about how she got from] a luddite colony to being a starship operations officer."Tumblr post by jettreno, April 19, 2019. Archived from the original on May 20, 2023. Other users have expressed similar curiosity, saying "[they're] hinting at a really fascinating background for her but not telling us what it is."Tumblr post by confusedlamp, March 9, 2023. Archived from the original on May 20, 2023.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
Her most common ship is an F/F ship with Discovery's pilot, Keyla Detmer. 
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
*the gift by tashii, an example of the very rare F/F ship of Joann and Michael Burnham
===Fanart===
* Explorer by IridescentLily, created as part of the Black Is Beautiful Exchange on Dreamwidth.
==Resources==
* Works tagged Joann Owosekun on Archive of Our Own
* Character filter for Joann Owosekun on FanFiction.net
* Posts tagged Joann Owosekun on Tumblr
==References==
Category:Star Trek DSC Characters
Joanna

=== Fanworks ===
* Joanna, a Star Trek: TOS zine
=== Characters ===
* Joanna McCoy, Leonard McCoy's daughter in Star Trek
* Johanna Mason, a character from the Hunger Games series
=== People ===
* Joanna Russ, a science fiction and fantasy author
=== Fans ===
* Joanna K. Blaidd, a Star Wars fan
* Joana Dey, a Professionals fan writer
* Joanna McGrory, a Star Trek fan artist
* Joanna Ray, a Star Trek fan writer
* WordWarior, aka Joanna, a Xena fan writer
* Johanna Cantor, a Star Trek fan writer
* Johanna Mendes, a Dark Shadows fan writer
*Johanna the Mad, a fanartist and comic illustrator
=== You may also be looking for... ===
* Joanne
Joanna McGrory

Joanna McGrory is a an artist who did work for a number of Star Trek zines, including:
* Bondbrothers
* Children of the Sun
* Prince of Vulcan
* Star Born
==A Sample of Joanna's Art==
Image:Childrensunjoanna.jpg|from "Children of the Sun"
Image:bondbrothersjoanna.jpg|from "Bondbrothers"
Image:Princeofvulcanjoanna.jpg|from "Prince of Vulcan"
Image:Starbornspock.jpg|from "Star Born"
Category:Fanartists
Joanna Russ: A 1968 Speech

Joanna Russ: A 1968 Speech was presented at the Philadelphia Science Fiction Convention on Saturday afternoon, November 1968.
The transcript was was printed in the zine, Luna' #7 in 1969.
Joanna Russ was teaching at Cornell University and had just received her first inquiry about teaching science fiction as a literary topic. 
==Contents of Luna'==
Luna' was published three times a year by Franklin M. Dietz Jr. Its sister zine was Luna Monthly, edited by Ann F. Dietz.
* A Speech by Joanna Russ (3)
* An Address by Frederik Pohl (11)
* Whither Worldcons? A Panel Discussion with Anthony Lewis, Bruce Pelz, and Jay Haldeman (moderated by Ted White) (15)
* The Origin of Life by Edward E. (Doc) Smith (24)
* art by Jack Gaughan, John Grossman, Joe Gross
 
Image:'luna7-1.jpg|from Luna' #7, front cover by Jack Gaughan
Image:'luna7-2.jpg|from Luna' #7, table of contents
 
==Topics Discussed==
* the very beginning of acafans ("goggle-eyed, clump-footed types") and how science fiction is their newest fields of fodder and that it is a "literary California gold rush"
* differing definitions of masculinity
* portrayals of men, and hyper-masculinity, in science fiction
* power, masculinity, and toxicity
* porno-violence: violence for the sake of violence
* descriptions of he-men experiencing extreme physical exertion: "Sometimes it's pain and sometimes it's rapture, but it's always bullshit." 
* substituting male extremes with female ones is not the answer
==From the Speech==
 
==References==
Category:1968 Meta
Category:Science Fiction Meta
Category:Meta in PrintCategory:Sexism & Fandom Meta
Category:Panel Discussions, Notes & Transcripts
Joanne

Joann and Jo Ann redirect here. See also: Joanna, Jo, Joan
==Fans==
* Joanne Agostino, a Star Trek fan writer
* JoAnn Baca, a Beauty and the Beast fan
* Joanne Collins, aka joanne_c, a fan writer and owner of Joanne's Fiction Page
* JoAnn Grant, a Beauty and the Beast fan
* Joann Humby, an X-Files fan writer
* Joanne Keating, aka Joanne Kerr, a zine editor and fan artist
* Jo Ann McCoy, a zine publisher and owner of Maverick Press
* Joanne Spizzirri, a Star Trek fan writer and co-owner of Diana and Joanne's Slash Sensation
* Joanne Seward, a Star Trek fan writer
* "JoAnne", the alias of Sandy Herrold on the SlashFic Hall of Shame
==Industry==
* Joanne "J.K." Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series
Joanne Collins

Joanne Collins is an Australian fan.
She was the owner of many mailing lists, some originally on Yahoo! Groups. In September 2001, Yahoo deleted Joanne's account and the groups she owned without warning.joanne_c on LiveJournal. , posted 19 September 2001. She recreated the mailing lists on Femgeeks.joanne_c on LiveJournal. , posted 05 October 2001.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
===Meta===
* Second Chances, a Victoria Hardwick/Desiree Atkins essay for ship_manifesto (Sep 2004)
* Unexpected & Bittersweet, a Clark/Whitney essay for ship_manifesto (Sep 2004)
* I Could Have Missed The Pain, But I'd Have Had To Miss The Dance, a Whitney Fordman character essay for idol_reflection (Oct 2004)
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Jock Week

Jock Week has been held in the Total Drama fandom to celebrate Brick/Jo at least four times since 2013.
== 2013-2015 ==
Jock Week was a fanweek held in the Total Drama fandom from February 19th to the 25th in 2013, 2014 and 2015. It celebrated Brick/Jo with fanworks of all kinds, though mostly with fanart and fic. The event was held on primarily on Tumblr and included in Chefhatchet's Appreciation Calendar. Jock Week 2013 was also held on DeviantArt.
=== Prompts ===
==== 2013 ====
February 19: Video Game Crossovers
February 20: Dog Tags
February21: Domination
February 22: "I'm sorry."
February 23: First Kiss
February 24: FASHUN! (Fashion)
February 25: "Anything you can do, I can do better."
==== 2014 ====
Feb 19th- "You Miss(ed) Me?"
Feb 20th- Meeting the Parents
Feb 21st- Different Decades
Feb 22nd- NSFW
Feb 23rd- "I'll Protect You." 
Feb 24th- Racebent
Feb 25th- Movie/Video Game Crossover
==== 2015 ====
Day 1: Mythology AU
Day 2: Fears
Day 3: Zombie apocalypse AU
Day 4: Parenthood or childhood
Day 5: Fashion/Tattoos
Day 6: Personality swap/NSFW
Day 7: "You're beautiful."
== 2024 ==
Jock Week 2024 was a fanweek held in the Total Drama fandom from May 30th, 2024 to June 5th. It celebrated Brick/Jo with fanworks of all kinds, though mostly with fanart and fic. The event was SFW and held on primarily on Tumblr. Fanworks for this week can also be found on its Archive of Our Own collection, .
=== Prompts ===
Day 1/May 30: Fashion
Day 2/May 31: Vampire AU
Day 3/June 1: “Maybe Brick and Jo wanna kiss and make up?”
Day 4/June 2: Injury
Day 5/June 3: Confession
Day 6/June 4: Genderbend
Day 7/June 5: Double Date
== References ==
Category:2013 Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Category:2015 Challenges
Category:Het Challenges
Category:Fanweeks
Category:2024 Challenges
Category:Total Drama Fanweeks
Jodie Whittaker

Jodie Whittaker is an actress best known for her role as the Thirteenth Doctor in Doctor Who. She also had roles in Broadchurch, Black Mirror and the St Trinian's films.
==Fandom==
Much of her fanbase appears to have been formed alongside her role as The Doctor. She has a considerable sapphic fandom. Her close friendship with Mandip Gill, Thirteen's companion Yasmin Khan, is well known in the fandom.
===Notable===
*Jodie Scronch
*Yorkshire Accent
*Her love of the band Coldplay and her cover of their song Yellow - this can often influence some of the songs used in fanvids of Thirteen, using either the previously mentioned cover, or others, such as their song with BTS, My Universe. A motif in the show that Thirteen is the universe, metaphorically speaking, seems to have influenced this.
*After the reveal at the Brit Awards 2022 that she was pregnant - which had her trending on Twitter - fans were quick to point out she's now actually got two hearts, like her character.
*At Gallifrey One 2022, Matt Strevens - one of the executive producers of the Chibnall era - revealed in a panel that it was Jodie who introduced the concept of Thasmin to him. Memes about her being a captain of the ship arose soon after as a result.
=== Controversy ===
Some reactionary Doctor Who fans had a negative response to Whittaker's casting as the Doctor, coining the hashtag #NotMyDoctor. The movement has a reputation for voicing reactionary rhetoric, and has been accused of promoting bigotry.
Category:Doctor Who Actors
Category:St Trinian's
Jodio Joestar

Jodio Joestar is the main protagonist of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: The JojoLands, and the ninth titular Jojo. 
== Canon ==
Jodio is a 15-year-old boy living in Hawaii with his single mother and older sibling Dragona. His stand, November Rain, allows him to weaponize concentrated rain. He was diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder before the story began, and struggles with this fact. However, Jodio defies stereotypes of people with Cluster B personalities, by shown as someone who cares about others (namely, his older sibling Dragona and his mother Barbara).
== Fanon ==
Compared to the rest of the Jojos, Jodio isn't shipped with his teammates. This is because his closest teammate, Dragona, is his older sibling, and the other three are in closer age range to Dragona.
Category:Stubs
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