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Jim Rondeau

Jim Rondeau and his wife, Melody Rondeau ("The Rondeaus") have been editing and publishing fanzines for over 3 decades. 
They are a well-known presence at fan-run conventions, offering to agent new and used fanzines for both zine publishers as well as individual fans. Their consignment policy. See more at Make It Go Away.
Their digest-sized multi-media fanzine The Clipper Trade Ship ran from 1976 to 1997. 
In 1991, the editor of the Quantum Quarterly described her introduction to the Jim and Melody Rondeau: "I met the Rondeaus when we were both working staff at a media convention in San Jose called Timecon. When Star Trek: The Next Generation appeared October 1987, I approached Jim with the idea of a digest-sized newsletter focusing on the actor, Brent Spiner and his character, Data. Within a few weeks we produced the first ST:TNG zine, Data Entries; it's currently up to issue #12 under the expert editorship of Melody." The Rondeaus were also responsible for the assembling and distribution of Quantum Quarterly.
==Awards==
*1996 FanQ Honorable Mention, QUANTUM LEAP -- STAND ALONE ZINE -- GEN, The Return-- Barbara Walton, editor/publisher Jim Rondeau
*1992 FanQ Award: Letterzine/Newsletter: Data Entries #13/14 (Jim & Melody Rondeau)
==Published Fanzines==
*The Clipper Trade Ship - multi-fandom
*Quantum Quarterly - Quantum Leap newsletter, Winner of the 1992 Fan Q Award for best Quantum Leap newsletter.
* Snap! Crackle! Leap! - Quantum Leap fan fiction
*Cops and Robbers and Spies...Oh, My! - multi-fandom
*LeapTrek -- Quantum Leap/Star Trek: TNG
*Kolinahr II: Homecomings - Star Trek
*No Beach to Walk On - Star Trek
*Blood Ties (Star Trek: TOS zine)
*Revenge of the Jedi (Star Wars zine)
*Four Corners - Magnificent 7
*The Future Tense Affair - MUNCLE/Star Trek
*Ghost Riders - Westerns
*Just You and Me, Kid - Alias Smith and Jones
*Willing and Able - Bonanza
*Loose Notes 
==Interview==
* Interview with Jim Rondeau (2005)
== Other Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
* Tipsy and the Tribble, published in Enterprise Forever!, 2023
==References==
Category:Fans
Jim Smith

Jim Smith is a fanfiction writer active in the comics fandom during the 1990s and 2000s. He continues to be an active commentator and blogger on things fannish. 
Twin brother to Mike Smith. 
==Notable Works==
== Awards ==
CBFFAs
*2001 - Best Marvel Story/Series - "The Next Best Thing"
== Reviews and Recommendations ==
==Archives/Zines/Collections/Communities==
=== Archives ===
==== As Archivist ====
==== As Contributor ====
==References==
Category:Fanwriters
Jim Stetson

Jim Stetson is a fanartist that contributed to zines in the 1980s-1990s, specifically to The Clipper Trade Ship. His art was usually of original fantasy or sci-fi scenes.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Clipper4142back.jpg|Art from The Clipper Trade Ship #41/42 (1983)
File:Clipper46back.jpg|Back cover art from The Clipper Trade Ship #46 (1985)
File:Clipper51back.jpg|Art from The Clipper Trade Ship #51 (1986)
File:Clipper69back.jpg|Back cover art for The Clipper Trade Ship #69 (1990)
File:Clipper7879back.jpg|Back cover art from The Clipper Trade Ship #78/79 (1997) 
Category:Fanartists
Jim Street

==AO3 Pairings==
Accurate as of 12 February 2021 and 204 listings on AO3.Crossover vs Non-crossover Pairing Breakdown for S.W.A.T. (2017) by Tumblr user lapsed-bookworm. Posted on 12 February 2021. Accessed on 17 February 2021. Archived link. archive.today.
===Non-Crossover===
====M/F====
* Christina “Chris” Alonso/James “Jim” Street
** AKA: Chris Alonso/Jim Street, Chris/Jim, Chris/Street, or Stris.
* James “Jim” Street/Molly Hicks
* James “Jim” Street/Original Female Character
====M/M====
* Dominique Luca/James “Jim” Street
* Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson/James “Jim” Street
* Devlin (S.W.A.T.)/James “Jim” Street
* James “Jim” Street/Victor Tan
====Ampersand Pairings====
* Christina “Chris” Alonso & James “Jim” Street
* Dominique Luca & James “Jim” Street
* Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson & James “Jim” Street
* James “Jim” Street & Victor Tan
* David “Deacon” Kay & James “Jim” Street
* James “Jim” Street & Molly Hicks
* James “Jim” Street & Robert Hicks
* James “Jim” Street & Original Female Character
* James “Jim” Street & 20 Squad
===Crossover Pairings===
* 9-1-1 (TV series): Christina “Chris” Alonso/James “Jim” Street, Evan “Buck” Buckley/James “Jim” Street, James “Jim” Street/Tommy Kinard
* Criminal Minds: Jennifer “JJ” Jareau/James “Jim” Street
* MCU: Clint Barton/Jim Street
* Harry Potter: Harry Potter/James “Jim” Street
====Ampersand Pairings====
* 9-1-1 (TV series): James “Jim” Street & 20 Squad, Evan “Buck” Buckley & James “Jim” Street
* 9-1-1 (TV series), NCIS: Los Angeles, Scorpion (TV series), Criminal Minds: Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson & James “Jim” Street, James “Jim” Street & 20 Squad, James “Jim” Street & Marty Deeks & Evan “Buck” Buckley, James “Jim” Street/Walter O'Brien (past), James “Jim” Street/Spencer Reid (past)
* 9-1-1 (TV series), NCIS: Los Angeles: James “Jim” Street & 20 Squad, James “Jim” Street & Marty Deeks & Evan “Buck” Buckley (2), James “Jim” Street/Molly Hicks
* 9-1-1 (TV series), Chicago PD: Jay Halstead & James “Jim” Street & Evan “Buck” Buckley, James “Jim” Street & Evan “Buck” Buckley
* 9-1-1 (TV series), Chicago Fire, 9-1-1: Lonestar, Criminal Minds: Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson & James “Jim” Street, James “Jim” Street & Bobby Nash, Evan “Buck” Buckley & James “Jim” Street, James “Jim” Street & Wallace Boden, James “Jim” Street & Matthew Casey, James “Jim” Street & Owen Strand, James “Jim” Street & TK Strand, James “Jim” Street & David Rossi, James “Jim” Street & Robert Hicks
==Fanwork Examples==
* Most popular M/F: Christina “Chris” Alonso/James “Jim” Street.
** “What if that night Chris and Street hadn’t stopped at just a kiss, what if they went further? (AU)”: Chris/Street. Untagged but implied Chris/Kira/Ty to be dealt with in addition to Chris/Street.
* Top two M/M pairings: Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson/James “Jim” Street, and Dominique Luca/James “Jim” Street.
** Hondo/Street: “authority.”
** Luca/Street: “Overwhelmed.”
* Most popular crossover: Evan “Buck” Buckley/James “Jim” Street.
** “kiss me once (i had a long night).”
==References==
Category:S.W.A.T. (2017)
Jim Valenti

Jim Valenti is one of the main characters in the Roswell fandom. In the television series he is portrayed by William Sadler.
==Canon==
Jim was determined to prove that Max, Isabel & Michael after the Crashdown shooting were aliens due to his own father's struggles with believing in aliens in 1950s. He later learned the truth, and accepted the group after Max healed Kyle - and even letting Tess live with them briefly before it was revealed she killed Alex.
In season 3, Jim became the lead singer of Kit Shickers, later in the season he becomes the Deputy Sheriff. 
==Fandom==
The most popular pairing for Jim is Amy/Jim which is canon.
==Fanworks==
==Archives and Fannish Links==
* Jim works at FFN
* Jim works at AO3
* Sherriff Valenti section at Crashdown
==References==
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Category:Roswell Characters
Jim and Blair Crossover

Jim and Blair Crossover is a slash 163-page Sentinel anthology. It has two covers, the outside, "socially acceptable one" reads "'Rainier University Workshop: Cross Cultural Communication'." Guest Speaker, Blair Sandburg B.A., M.A., PhD. Rainier University." 
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places. 
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* Horizons in Reach	by	Bog		(The Sentinel/Pirates of the Caribbean)		 ("A kidnapped courier, his desperate captain, a commodore, a blacksmith and a pirate.") (1)
* Cascade Connections	by	Ami		(The Sentinel/Stargate SG-1)		 ("A police detective and an Air Force colonel have more in common than one might think.") (39)
* How Not to Make a Sentinel	by	Jenny Saypaw		(The Sentinel/multiple horror classics)		 ("Frankenstein, Dracula, the Mummy, werewolves and oh my! A mad doctor succeeds where an anthropologist failed.") (55)
* Jim and Blair's Roleplaying Game	by	Bog		Puzzle		(110)
* Between the Covers	by	Stormy Stormheller		(The Sentinel/Due South/Forever Knight)		 ("Civilians in the police department — is it worth the hassle?") (111)
* Criss-Cross Crossover	by	Jenny Saypaw		(maze puzzle)		(114)
* A Trip to the ER		by KAM		(The Sentinel/ER)		 ("Poor Simon. He just can't take Jim and Blair anywhere.") (115)
* Monkey See, Monkey Duel	by	Bog		(The Sentinel/Powerpuff Girls)		(141)
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Jim and Blair Do Canada

Jim and Blair Do Canada is a slash 106-page Sentinel anthology with stories that take place in Canada. 
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places.
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* A Mountie Always Does His Man by Pumpkin ("How does Jim react to Blair's fantasy for the 'red serge'?") (1)
* Naughty or Suggestive Words to Find, or How Smutty is Your Mind? word search puzzle "cum-piled" by Bog (14)
* Discounted by Stormy ("Jim's ploy to get a reduction on the cost of plane tickets doesn't sit well with Blair.") (17)
* Paramours' Canada Blunderland by Bog ("Obsessed with seducing Blair, Jim fails to notice the maniacal killer stalking them across the Ontario landscape.") (25)
* Name Scramble, name scramble game by Nightowl (60)
* Fire and Ice by Jenny Saypaw ("Things heat up when Jim and Blair go snow camping in northern Quebec.") (61)
* Obfuscation: A Deduction Puzzle to Test Your Logic, puzzle by Nightowl (86)
* Yours 'Til Niagara Falls by Bog ("Blair attends his mother's wedding at Niagara Falls.") (87)
* The Story of the Blackfly by Nightowl ("Jim encounters Canada's most irritating pest.") (103)
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Jim and Blair Do the Movies

Jim and Blair Do the Movies is a slash Sentinel anthology. It was published in 2001 and has 266 pages. 
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places. 
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* "Jim and Blair and the Eye of God" by Cara Chapel (Mysterious Professor Indiana Jones sends Sentinel and Guide to find a mystical relic. Will this quest doom their strained relationship?)
*"Notoriety Comes to Those Who Wait" by Gena Fisher (Based on the classic film, Notorious, Gena's daring story will thrill and shock you. Blair Sandburg finally finds his father-an infamous crime lord! Then the DEA coerces the suddenly notorious student into infiltrating the Carasco Family. Agent Ellison is torn. Can he believe in Blair?)
*"Sentinel in Black" by Jenny Saypaw (Police Observer Blair Sandburg is amazed his perp is an alien. Then handsome Agent Jay appears, and nothing is ever the same again. Jenny's adaptation of the Men in Black screenplay gives us the creativity, humour and angst that made the movie such a hit! Aliens, space ships, high-tech weaponry, and now Jim and Blair!)
*"Entrapment" by Stormy (Plot, plot and more plot! Is Jim the jaded rich man who steals for entertainment or is he undercover to catch a thief? Is Blair a bored office worker, a novice criminal or a cop? Based on the screenplay, this story has more twists and turns than the Cascade Freeway.)
* "The Haunting" by Rogue (Jim Ellison answers an ad that purports to be an experiment of one sort, but turns out to be something else altogether. He meets young Professor Sandburg and sparks fly, although who's haunting whom remains to be seen.)
* "Sentinel's Van Doom Vacation" by Bog (A road trip to Nevada with Jim, Blair, Simon, Daryl, Rafe and Connor. What could possibly go wrong? Riiiiiight! Borrowing the premise from "National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation", Bog takes us on a wild ride with the Major Crime gang. This is the third and final story in Bog's amusing trilogy where Jim and Blair think they're being discreet - but everybody knows! (The first two are "Paramour's Canada's Blunderland from Jim And Blair Do Canada and "Amusement Spark" from Jim And Blair Do The World.)
* "Tomb of the Pharaoh" by Geli (Early Hollywood director James Ellison wants the best from his spoiled star. The matinee idol, however, just wants him. This is a fascinating story of another era, brought to life with Geli's striking imagery and interesting characterizations. And watch for her signature blurring of the gender lines - but don't look for femme!Blair here!)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2001 Zines
Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp

Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp is a slash Sentinel anthology.
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places. 
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* "For Which the First Was Made" by Jane Mailander (There are riches beyond gold. A modern fable.)
* "Crossing Time" by Alyjude (Blair's past holds the key to Jim's future.)
* "Another Time, Another Face" by Angelise (Jim awakes to a world that's all wrong.)
* "Slipstream" by Bog (Tracking a modern-day thief leads Jim and Blair into the past.)
* "Hear the Wolf Howl" by Kata Avalon (Two soldiers take a chance on happiness in an uncertain universe.)
* "Once Upon a Time in the West" by KAM (A teacher finds answers in the New Territories.)
* "Turn Back Time" by Erin Grace (Blair's students answer a timely challenge.)
* "A Friend to Watch Over Me" by Jenny Saypaw (s a mysterious stranger behind the attempts on the partners' lives?)
* "Ghost in the Machine" by Stormy Stormheller (winner of a 2006 FanQ) (In a world filled with robot servants, one man resists accepting their mock humanity.)
This zine has some sister zines:
* Jim and Blair Do Canada
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies
* Jim and Blair Do the Town
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp
* Jim and Blair Do the World
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2005 Zines
Jim and Blair Do the Town

Jim and Blair Do the Town is a slash 170-page Sentinel anthology. 
The zine has two covers, the first one is meant to facilitate the reading of this zine in public places. 
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* A Town Outing by Angelise (winner of a 2007 FanQ) (Breaking the news... gently.) (19 pages)
*Six Degrees of Separation by Toshua (A cop. A guide. A teacher.) (34 pages)
*Stunt Town by Bog (Commercial exploitation.) (6 pages)
*Pilgrimage by Kata Avalon (AU. The guide returns to where it all began. Warning: Death story.) (10 pages)
*The Best Laid Plans by KAM ("...gang aft agley." ~ Robert Burns.) (20 pages)
*Jubilee by Jenny Saypaw (An inheritance leads to a family secret.) (22 pages)
*Tool Town by Bog (You'll never want to leave.) (16 pages)
*Viva Las Vegas by alyjude (If you play your cards right...) (43 pages)
 
Image:jimandblair.jpg|inside front cover
Image:jimandblairdothetown.jpg|Blackfly tends to put a "read anywhere" cover on top of the more risqué covers. We call them "the zines you can read at family gatherings"." This issue has a cover that reads: "Urban Sprawl and Territorial Imperatives: A Report for the City of Cascade Real Estate Board."
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2006 Zines
Jim and Blair Do the World

Jim and Blair Do the World is a slash Sentinel anthology. The outer cover is "The Thin Blue Line," facilitating the reading of this zine in public places.
The cartoons are by Bog and the photo-manips are by Jenny Saypaw.
==Sister Zines==
* Jim and Blair Do Canada (February 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the World (October 2000)
* Jim and Blair Do the Movies (2001)
* Jim and Blair Crossover (October 2003)
* Jim and Blair Do the Timewarp (May 2005)
* Jim and Blair Do the Town (May 2006)
==Contents==
* "Waiting for Words" by Cara Chapel (Jim and Blair vacation in North Carolina's Outer Banks where a beautiful, insightful tale unfolds. Away from their lives in Cascade, Jim reflects on his relationship with Blair, and realizes his focus has been too far afield: some fine-tuning is in order.) (1)
* "The Valley of Ghosts" by Bluewolf (Knowing his Sentinel desperately needs respite from the 'the most dangerous city in America', Blair arranges a pleasure trip to Scotland. While there, they visit a number of ancient sites of anthropological significance: in particular, a mysterious circle of standing stones. It is a sequel to "Paramours" in Jim and Blair Do Canada) (29)
* "Amusement Spark" by Bog (Continuing their romantic saga from "Canada's Paramour's Blunderland" in Jim and Blair Do Canada, our detective duo heads to the Sunshine State for some blissful downtime.) (57)
* "The Oktoberfest" by Geli (How has Oktoberfest survived for 200 years without Jim and Blair? And how will Jim and Blair survive Oktoberfest? Read Geli's romp through the time-honoured German festival to find out.) (79)
* "I Surrender" by DragonGuide (Blair wins a Caribbean cruise, and guess who he takes along as his travelling companion?) (93)
* "The Last Time I Saw Sandburg" by Alyjude (Sandburg leaves; Jim must get him back.) (111)
* "Fall Toward Grace" by Stormy (On that fateful night, September 20, 1999, during the much-anticipated SciFi Chat, our hero, Danny Bilson, stated: "[Jim's] mom runs a brothel in Spokane..." ) (145)
==Image Gallery==
 Image:thinblueline2.jpg|another version of the actual front cover
 File:Sent ThinBlueLine.jpg|front cover: Blackfly tended to put a "read anywhere" cover on top of the more risque covers. We call them "the zines you can read at family gatherings"." This issue has a cover that reads: "The Thin Blue Line: An Anthropological Study of Closed Societies within West Coast Police Organizations"
 Image:jbdotheworld.jpg| inside front cover
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:2000 Zines
Jimmy & Jasy Forever

Jimmy & Jasy Forever by Bast & Sekhmet, a digest-sized slash AU S.W.A.T./The Unusuals crossover 212-page anthology. The pairing is Jim Street/Jason Walsh. Interior splash pages by TLR.
The distributor says: "As always, a happy ending for Jim and Jason!"
==Summaries==
From the distributor:
 
* Shards of Light (Jason Walsh, an outcast in school and abused at home, hopes his grades will get him into college on scholarship and into a better future. Jim Street's the good looking new kid, an odd loner himself who can't seem to connect with anyone. Against the advice of the "cool kids," Jim befriends and defends Jason, even taking him home when he's nowhere else to go. The bullies retaliate, and as Jim heals with Jason's help, he finds connecting is easier with the right person.)
* Chasing Jason (Who we think we have to be and who we really are, are things sometimes in conflict, and the fallout can hurt people we'd never want to hurt, as both Jim and Jason find out when a closeted young football hero takes a chance, but is trapped by a reality he can't change. Is it too late for a second chance?)
* Requiem for Brian (When Jim Street's SWAT team partner and lover chooses to break the law, it leaves Jim with no choice but to go after him, with disastrous results. Devastated, Jim calls his lifelong friend, NYPD detective Jason Walsh. Worried for his friend, Jason takes matters into his own hands and goes to fetch Jim back to New York, where he can keep an eye on him. Eventually, truths come out, bringing both pain and enlightenment, and life for both men will never be the same. (note: follows SWAT movie ending. Mild consensual submission/dominance - no bondage.)) (nominated for a 2013 FanQ award)
Category:S.W.A.T. (2003)
Category:The Unusuals
Category:2012 Zines
Jimmy Brooks

Jimmy Brooks was a character on Degrassi: The Next Generation from seasons 1 to 8. He is the subject of one of Degrassi's most memorable plotlines, the season 4 two part episode "Time Stands Still," where the storyline of Rick Murray ended in a school shooting and Jimmy losing use of his legs.The Story Behind The Times Stands Still Episode Of Degrassi: The Next Generation. Posted 29 Aug 2022. Accessed 13 Sept 2022. This confined Jimmy to a wheelchair for his remaining three seasons on the show, although he eventually regained the use of his legs after an experimental surgery. Jimmy is also notable for being played by Drake prior to his career in music.
==Canon==
==Fandom==
==References==
Category:Degrassi Characters
Jimmy Jr.

Jimmy Jr. is a secondary character in Bob's Burgers.
==Canon==
With his trademark lisp and love of dance, Jimmy Jr.’s primary role in Bob’s Burgers is as Tina’s love interest. Hosting a mild resentment towards his father for suppressing his hobbies, he has nevertheless picked up some of his dad’s poor habits, such as his attitude towards women and dating.
==Fandom==
==Shipping==
Jimmy is primarily shipped with Tina, occasionally featuring in a love triangle with Zeke. He has had a couple of other love interests, however Jimmy/Tina remains the dominant pairing.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanart===
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
==Links & Resources==
* Jimmy Pesto Jr. works at Archive of Our Own
Category:Bob's Burgers
Jimmy Novak

Jimmy Novak is a character from the show Supernatural. He is the vessel of the angel Castiel and spends most of his screen time possessed.
== Canon ==
Castiel first appears in episode 1 of season 4, possessing Jimmy Novak. 
We later learn that Jimmy was a devout man, praying "for this". As he is the true vessel for Castiel, he was able to hear and understand the angel. Castiel asked him to prove his faith, before asking for permission to possess Jimmy's body to be able to walk among the humans. 
When Castiel later vacates Jimmy's body, he goes back to his family. However is association with the angel and the Winchesters bring demons after them. His daugther, Claire Novak, says yes to Castiel, allowing him to possess her and save her parents. In the end, Jmmy says yes to Castiel again to spare Claire from having to be the vessel. 
Jimmy dies and ascends to Heaven after Lucifer explodes Castiel in Season 5. 
== Common Tropes in Fanfiction ==
=== Canon Setting ===
=== Modern Setting ===
* Castiel and Jimmy are siblings / twins
*