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Miss Pauling/Scout

Miss Pauling/Scout, known mostly as Caught Looking, is a common pairing within Team Fortress 2 fandom. The ship is between The Scout and Miss Pauling. While Scout is one of the game's nine playable mercenaries and main characters, Miss Pauling is a supporting character, though is a major player in the game's side material such as the official TF2 comics. She was largely introduced to fans in 2011 through the Meet the Director comic, though had a cameo earlier on.
In 2015, the ship was confirmed non-canonical when Jay Pinkerton, a writer at Valve, confirmed on Twitter that Miss Pauling was a lesbian. (19 June 2015) However, many still ship them, and Miss Pauling/Scout is the most popular Het ship in the TF2 fandom as of 2024.
==Common Tropes==
* Prom: Given what happens in Expiration Date.
* Adding Sniper: After Scout/Sniper became popular in 2018, Miss Pauling/Scout/Sniper became common as well.
==Miss Pauling/Scout Fandom==
Measuredhttps://archiveofourown.org/users/Measured/pseuds/Measured has written a lot of popular fanfics for the pairing.
==Example/Notable Fanac==
=== Fan Communities/Fan Events ===
* , a community on DeviantArt.
===Fan Art===
* (2015)
* (2019)
* (2014)
* (2023)
* (2024), them at prom.
===Collections===
*, a collection of 24 fanworks on DeviantArt.
=== Fan Mixes ===
* Doing all I can do just to be close to you by yourunderwaterskies, aka Measured (2012)
===Fan Fic===
* (2023), Explicit, Sex can be kinky and passionate, but mistakes also happen, and it’s the humorous moments that make the experience human.
* (2017), AU: Spy did not know how he felt about the son he’d never met of being so damn good at helping his urban mercenary team with their jobs. For the sake of his sanity, he was going to go with proud
* (2013), Explicit, "So, I heard you like boys in skirts."
== References ==
Category:Team Fortress 2 Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Miss Sherlock

Miss Sherlock was a television crime drama produced by Hulu and HBO Asia staring Yuko Takeyuchi as Sherlock and Shihori Kanjiya as Wato. This loose adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes character was noteworthy for having a female Sherlock and Watson. The change of setting for the main character offered a new take on the story that made it popular in the West even though it was only available for viewing on HBO Asia.
The characters and the storyline more closely follow the modern BBC adaptation Sherlock than the original Conan Doyle, with Wato seeing a therapist and Sherlock disappearing after a fall. Although there were high hopes for a continuation of the story, this seems unliked due to the death by suicide of the main actress, Yuko Takeyuchi in September of 2020.
==Story==
A doctor, Tachibana Wato San, traumatized by a bombing she witnessed while on a charity mission, finds herself entangled with the strange detective, Sherlock (a.k.a. Futaba Sara Shelly), as she investigates her mentor’s mysterious death.
==Ships==
The fact that both main characters were female made the main fandom ship Sherlock/Wato San.Works tagged Sherlock | Futaba Sara Shelly/Tachibana Wato on AO3. Works in Sherlock | Futaba Sara Shelly/Tachibana Wato. (Accessed and archived February 21, 2021).
==Example Fanworks==
Video:
* Skeleton Key, a fanvid by lolachrome (2019)
==Links and Resources==
* Works tagged Miss Sherlock (TV) on Archive of Our Own
* #Miss Sherlock tag on Pixiv
* Miss Sherlock on MyDramaList
* Wikipedia:Miss Sherlock
==References==
Category:Live-action Television
Category:Sherlock Holmes
Category:J-Drama Fandom
Miss Swan's Swans Crossing Home Page

Miss Swan's Swans Crossing Home Page is a fansite for Swans Crossing maintained by Miss Swan. Founded in 1996, it was last updated in June 2002, but remains online as of October 2012. The site is documented here as part of the OTW's GeoCities Rescue Project.
The site contains a small fanfiction archive with around 30 stories. There is also canon information, cast bios, clips and framegrabs.
Authors archived include:
* Addie Butaud
* Amy McGraw
* Chris Michalovic
* Christopher Angelo
* Daniel
* Doug Knepper
* Elizabeth
* Eugene Couto
* G-Child
* Gregory Greco
* Jason Miller
* Jeanette Larsson
* Jen
* J.K.
* Lady Swan
* Michelle Rutherfurd
* Rachel Segal
* SannaSwan
* Sierra D. Feinberg
* Stacy 0.
* Stephanie Blydenburgh
* Steve Carras
==Contents==
The Show
Discover what Swans Crossing was all about & why it was cancelled.
The Characters
Get acquainted with the teens of Swans Crossing.
The Cast
Up-to-date biographies on all the actors and actresses.
Facts & FAQ's
Was Mira Sorvino really on the show? Is the series airing anywhere right now? Find out here.
Fan Fiction
The characters' adventures continue and the show lives on through original Swans-based stories.
Photo Album
Remember the show again by viewing pictures from classic episodes.
Swans in Action
Download & watch memorable clips from the show.
Goodies
Check out miscellaneous Swans stuff & exclusives.
Links
Visit other Swans-related sites.
Bring Swans Back
Help the show return on the air.
Feedback
Are you a fan of Swans? Do you have some new info for this site? Email me.
Category:Swans Crossing
Category:GeoCities
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Miss de Bourgh in Bath

Miss de Bourgh in Bath is a novel in the Pride and Prejudice fandom by SwordSwallower17, first published in 2009–10. It follows the fortunes of the minor character Anne de Bourgh after the end of the novel, combining a coming-of-age tale for Anne with a het romance with an original character.
Sickly and cross Anne is a blank slate in canon (she has no direct lines); perhaps because of this, she is a moderately popular character in sequels. SwordSwallower does not take the route of many sequels of assuming Anne is concealing her true feelings, but slowly develops her character over the course of the novel from holding similar opinions to her mother to independence of thought. Anne's partner, a doctor's son who is training for the law, is just one of many OCs, which the novel uses to examine Anne's prejudices and the class structure of P&P.
Apart from Anne, the main canon characters are Lady Catherine & Colonel Fitzwilliam, who gets an OC partner. There are cameos from Charlotte Collins & the newly married Elizabeth Darcy, and Anne's companion Mrs Jenkinson also plays a significant role. The majority of the novel is set in Bath (with a minor Persuasion crossover), but there are also chapters in Rosings and Hunsford Parsonage.
Miss de Bourgh in Bath was published in installments to FanFiction.Net. It does not appear to be archived elsewhere. The author summary is After Mr. Darcy takes the thoroughly unsuitable Miss Bennet to be his wife, a most seriously displeased Lady Catherine and her daughter repair to Bath in search of new prospects. What adventures await Anne in the exciting spa city? The author rating is K+ (broadly equivalent to PG).
The novel is the first in a series; there are two sequels, The Miss Bennets Set Forth (2010–13) and the unfinished The Last Miss Bennet (2013– ), which follow Kitty & Mary Bennet in the same universe.
==Inspiration==
The author's note states:
==Reception==
Miss de Bourgh in Bath was generally well received. As of 30 January 2014, it has received 227 reviews & 174 favourites at ff.net. The novel has been recommended at Fancake, Multifandom Het Recs, TV Tropes and elsewhere. Reviewers appreciate the complexities of Anne's character and her realistic development over the course of the novel. The well-drawn OCs, who fit well in Austen's world, are also highlighted.
==Recs & Reviews==
==References==
Category:Pride and Prejudice
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2009 Fanfiction‎
Category:2010 Fanfiction‎
MissaSinfonia

MissaSinfonia is a Mexican singer, YouTuber, and Twitch streamer. He is well known for his original music (including several parody songs), his roleplay character on the QSMP web series, and for his YouTube comedy videos, particularly his series Analizando a la Rosa de Guadalupe! [Analyzing La Rosa de Guadalupe!].
==Works==
Analizando a la Rosa de Guadalupe!
QSMP
==Fanworks==
Visual Fanart
Category:People
Category:YouTubers
Category:QSMP
Missed the Saturday Dance

Missed the Saturday Dance (MtSD) is a McKay/Sheppard World War II AU in Stargate Atlantis fandom, created by Zoetrope. It's told in parallel storylines -- one set during WWII, and one set in present-day. 
MtSD can be understood as a multimedia installationcathexys: "yes, this is entirely new, a multimedia installation", in the sense that it consciously or theatrically plays to the viewer in its scene setting, that it is immersive or universe creating. It literalises the AU in a similar way to documentation fic like the popslash story Flesh MechanicFlesh Mechanic. It's possibly the first fanfic story/piece of fanart to incorporate so many different mediums; it included a video trailer and two audio trailers that set the tone and mood of the whole piece, and a written story that was told partly in images. The video trailer included WWII footage and footage from other roles played by the actors who portray John Sheppard and Rodney McKay; likewise, the audio footage wove together radio broadcasts from WWII with audio from Stargate Atlantis episodes, recontextualizing the show's dialogue.
Zoetrope herself described the piece as fic when she published it.zoetrope: New Fic: Missed the Saturday Dance 17th October 2006, , accessed 15th October, 2008
It was the first fandom-specific project to be preserved by the Open Doors project.Open Doors and otw_news announcement, accessed October 10, 2008.
==Critical Reception==
"It really is about exploiting and exploding and challenging the technological tools" ~Cathexys
MtSD, though massively popular| del.icio.us: People have saved this 208 times, and 131 wrote notes., sparked debate. Rec'd on the day it was released astolat: holy shit by Astolat, it was soon talked about all over LJ SGA fandom. When Speranza rec'd itcesperanza: sga rec later that day, some comments expressed dismay at the privileging of visual storytelling over text. In a follow-up postcesperanza: More thoughts on Missed the Saturday Dance Speranza argued that MtSD, and the technological environment in which it was created, represented a paradigm shift in the way stories could be told in fandom. Some people disagreed, citing audio slash, fancomics, and documentation!fic as earlier multimedia installations laurashapiro: So not tooting my own horn here, but... , but others argued that no previous work had realised its universe so comprehensivelycathexys: "It really is about exploiting and exploding and challenging the texhnological tools".
Other fans were concerned about the fact that the multi-media piece was less accessible to fans who use assistive technology to navigate the internet, in particular that the letters were presented as graphics only, with no text alternative.RatCreature. accessibility... Posted on 18 October 2006. (Accessed 2 November 2008).
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:Mixed Media
Category:Stargate Atlantis Vids
Category:2006
Missing

Missing is a short story by trueriver based on Mary Renault's 1953 novel The Charioteer, set after the end of the novel when Laurie and Ralph are lovers but the war is still on. The sequel is nominally entitled "Found" (subtitled "Part 2 of Missing"); but they tend to be treated as halves of the same story.
==Synopsis==
When Alec comes round to tell him that Ralph is missing in action, Laurie has difficulty believing it, the more so since the two of them had not said goodbye properly. Later, he asks Alec to use his connections to see if he can find out more: Ralph turns out to be all right, and returns on leave.
==Comments==
Comments on Part One included the following:
* "Oh god, don't let him be dead! I am on the edge of my seat - you hooked me bad...."—comment by cyberducks
* "I love the atmosphere you maintained throughout the whole thing. And that goodbye kiss! Oh, it make me choke up! Very well done. I can't wait for Laurie to find Ralph (I am, of course, pulling for some hot reunion sex. Please? Please?)"—comment by poicale
* "Very nicely written, but so sad. It's heartbreaking to think of what people did actually go through during the war.But of course, Ralph isn't dead, oh no, and I'm with Poicale - I can't wait for them to be re-united. ;D"—comment by gaycrow
** "Thank you very much gaycrow, I was just allowing Laurie to have a taste of the feelings Ralph had to endure. I promise not to let him suffer too long..."—reply by trueriver
*** "Quite right. Do him a world of good. He should really, really have to consider life without Ralph for a bit, so as never to keep hankering for the never-was Andrew thing - and in order to realise at last how infinitely rare and precious what he has with Ralph is."—comment by shezan
Comments on Part Two included the following:
* "I love the ending! I loved the whole thing. This is definitely one I will reread again and again. :-) You captured Ralph's essence in this, I think. And I am glad Laurie got to suffer just a bit but had it all turn out well in the end. "—comment by poicale
* "This is lovely :) And hot. And I'm reading this in the office and trying to keep my squeals to myself"—comment by queen_ypolita
* "[...] Ketchup, ketchup, ketchup! Funny thing - I am not that fond of ketchup in rl as a condiment - more of a honey mustard girl myself - but in Charioteer fic it's the yummiest thing ever. "—comment by cyberducks
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Missing Doctor Who: Reconstructions & Audios

Missing Doctor Who: Reconstructions & Audios is a Doctor Who fan restoration project. Its affiliated newsletter is The Disused Yeti, formerly called Change of Identity. An associated project with the same purpose is Loose Cannon Productions. 
A 1997 newsletter survey found that 111 responses came from the USA, 95 from the UK, 48 from Australia, 12 from Canada, 5 from New Zealand, and 1 from Sweden.1997 Change of Identity Survey
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Websites
Missing Interests and Planned User Strike on Livejournal

Missing Interests and Planned User Strike on Livejournal is a March 2008 essay by Melissa Wilson.
It was posted to Firefox News.
The topic is LiveJournal, changes in business plans, glitches, and the advance of the Russian ownership of the site.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Strikethrough
* Nipplegate
* fan anger about LiveJournal pulling fast ones
* fans as a product
* censorship
==From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:2008 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Missing Links (Tomorrow People zine)

Missing Links is a 100-page gen Tomorrow People novel by Charles Mento. 
From an ad in The Monthly: "One of Tomorrow People links with a stronger telepath, causing untold havoc. A former killer telepath and Rico's sometime enemy-girlfriend return. This TP just want to enjoy a trip to an amusement park but must go to a long decimated world to save 2 TP." 
 
Category:The Tomorrow People
Category:1992 Zines
Missing Pieces (Without a Trace/Swift Justice zine)

Missing Pieces is a 96-page slash Without a Trace/Swift Justice novel by Paige Aaron and Dani Martin. 
It was nominated for a 2006 FanQ.
Summary from the publisher: "When Mac Swift goes missing, Randall Patterson, his long-time partner turns to Jack Malone's Missing Persons Unit to find him. But the case heightens the growing awareness of feeling Danny and Martin are both feeling, but neither man is ready to face or share just yet."
Category:Without a Trace
Category:Swift Justice
Category:2005 Zines
Missing Scene

Some fandoms with visual sources use the phrase missing scene for stories set during a particular episode of the source text but not within aired material. It is also sometimes used for fanacs created to fill perceived plot holes and other unsatisfying moments in canon.
Missing scenes were often contrasted with episode tags, set immediately after a particular episode. However, in the Janeway/Chakotay part of Star Trek: Voyager fandom, missing scenes and episode tags alike were called "episode additions".See the J/C Episode Addition Story Index.
In print zines, missing scenes were sometimes referred to as "scenes from the cutting room floor," a reference to editors physically cutting clips from reel to reel film. 
In lit fandoms, such stories are usually termed gapfillers. For example, the Mithril Awards in the Tolkien fandom defined gapfiller:
Gapfillers should take place between two events in any Tolkien book or film. An example of a gapfiller would be the story between the battle before the Black Gates, and Frodo and Sam's awakening at Cormallen; or detail of Tuor's stay in Gondolin before its fall. The work can reference events described in canon, but must be focused on events that are not explicitly described by Tolkien/the filmmakers.Mithril Awards: Categories (accessed 31 August 2012) 
Interstitials has been coined for this type of story in Austen fandom.
==Resources==
Recs tagged Missing Scenes at Fancake 
==References==
Missing Voices

Missing Voices is an X-Files story by Joyce McKibben, Meredith and M.C. Akimoto.
It was one of the stories commented on in the later-controversial post REVIEW: Fan Fic, Summer '97.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
* Morley Awards: Best X-Files - 1st place
* 1997 Spooky Awards: for Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5 Part 6
* 1997 EMXC Awards - Winner - Most Carter-esque/Best Relationship
==References==
Category:1997 Fanfiction‎
Missing Year

In most shows, sometimes they skip a chunk of time to a later date, such as a year or so. Some fanfics, especially those based off works with extremely lengthy time skips, try to fill in the gap if what happened in between one point and another. A prominent fandom that writes up fanfics taking place in this missing timeframe is Once Upon a Time, in which the third season had time skip of a year and a plot point being that most characters don't remember what went on during that year, hence referring to it as the "Missing Year". 
== Related ==
*List of Once Upon A Time fanfics on Archive of our Own dealing with the Missing Year
Category:Glossary
Missing You

Missing You is a Kirk/Spock story by Jean Gabriel.
It was published in the print zine Matter/Antimatter #10. 
 
==Summary==
"Grounded after the second 5 year mission, Kirk insists Spock take a 6 month assignment across the galaxy, not wanting to interfere in his bondmateʼs career."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1989===
===1991===
===2000===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Missing in Action (Star Trek: TOS story)

Missing in Action is a Kirk/Spock story by Rae Trail. 
It was published online and then in the print zine Cyberdreams #2.
 
==Summary==
"Spock takes Kirk to Vulcan after a head injury causes his captain and lover to lose his memory." 
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:2005 Fanfiction‎
Missing the Marginalised Megaphone

Missing the Marginalised Megaphone is a 2018 essay by touretticflower at Pillowfort.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* discourse about discourse
* Pillowfort, Tumblr
* controlling the message, and reblogging
* bugs and features
* the ability or inability to recreate toxic fandom discourse on Pillowfort
==Essay==
==Some Comments==
==References==
Category:2018 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Fandom Migration
Category:Tumblr
Category:Social Media Feature-Meta Monday
Mission-Professional

Mission-Professional is a gen crossover 54-page novel by "Glenys Ross". The pseud is the name of a writing team of Gui Mauve and Glen Fiddich.
Summary from an ad: "Kirk, Spock, Bodie, Doyle, and the Mission Professional team meet up..."
 
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:Mission: Impossible
Category:1985 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
Mission: Highly Unlikely

Mission: Highly Unlikely is a gen 40-page Star Trek: TOS zine by Trinette Kern.
It is written in the form of a musical satire and is an example of a con skit.
It was advertised for sale in The Halkan Council #20/21 and in Off the Beaten Trek #2.
==Description==
From the zine: 
From Trinette Kern in Off the Beaten Trek #2: 
==Cast==
From the zine:
* Captain James T. "Superstar" Kirk
* Commander Spock, "Super-Vulcan"
* Captain "Wrong-Way Koloth, of the Klingon Imperial Fleet
* Korax the Stupid, of the Klingon Imperial Fleet
* "Bones" McCoy, Super Quack
* Sir Scotty the Foolhardy
* Uhura the Free (and easy!)
* Chekov, the Mushroom Kid
* Sulu the Incrutible [sic]
* Two Admirals, four voices, and a mottly [sic] assortment of expendable extras 
==The Songs==
The words to "Fool on the Hill and "Don't Rain on My Parade" are by Heather Roberts. All other lyrics are by Trinette Kern.
 
The songs are all filks to the tune of:
* "Yellow Submarine", "Fool On the Hill" -- The Beatles
* "If I Were a Rich Man" -- Fiddler on the Roof 
* "Cool," "Jet's Theme," "America," "Maria," "Day Tripper," "I Feel Pretty," "Officer Krupke" -- West Side Story
* "Wouldn't It Be Lovely" -- My Fair Lady
* "I Don't Know How to Love Him" 
* "It's Not Easy Being Green" -- Sesame Street 
* "Theme to Ben" -- Ben
* "C'est Moi," "Simple Joys of Maidenhood" -- Camelot
* "Those Were the Days" 
* "Star Spangled Banner" 
* "We Can Work it Out"
* "Michael, Row Your Boat Ashore"
* "My Body Lies Over the Ocean"
* "Mrs. Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter"
* "You Are the Sunshine of My Life"
* "I Left My Heart in San Francisco"
* "Punky's Dilemma," "El Condor Pasa" -- Simon and Garfunkel
* "Trials and Tribulations," "Everything's All Right," "Overture," "Pilate's Song," "Damned for All Time," "King Herod's Song" - Jesus Christ Superstar
* "Comin' Through the Rye"
* "If They Could See Me Now"
* "Up Up and Away"
* "Carrie Anne"
* "You're So Vain"
* "Don't Rain on My Parade"
* "Whistle a Happy Tune" 
* "If You Want It, Here It Is"
* "Hello Dolly"
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
Category:Star Trek Plays & Skits
Category:1976 Zines