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S.I.S.

S.I.S. is a gen Sandbaggers newsletter published by "The Sandbaggers Information Society," a Sandbaggers Fan Club. It was issued by the same publisher of First Principles. 
==Issue 1==
 S.I.S. 1 is undated and contains 12 pages. 
* A Memo from C: Welcome to the S.I.S! (2)
* Down in the Hutch with Sandbagger One. Ray Lonnen interview (3)
* Mission Planning: Sandbagger One Convention Update (7)
* First Principles: The Perfect Debut Episode. Episode Review. (8)
* Donald Lancaster Unmasked! An Interview with William Marshall, author of the Yellowthread Street mysteries.(9)
==Issue 2==
S.I.S. 2 was published in June 1992 and contains 12 pages.
* The Ideal Spy, an essay on how the Sandbaggers measure up (3)
* Sandbaggers on Public TV (6)
* Decision by Committee episode review (7)
* Roy Marsden photo page (9)
* Sandbagger One Con (10)
==Issue 3==
S.I.S. 3 was published in September 1992 and again contains 12 pages.
* The Execution of Espionage by K. Farrell. An essay examining the production of "The Sandbaggers". (3)
* Roy Marsden as Dalgliesh (5)
* Think of a Number by M. Riley. A review and analysis of Donald Lancaster's SB novel. (6)
* A Sandbagger in America. Pictures from Ray Lonnen's visit to the Sandbagger One Con. (8)
* Operation Kingmaker by Tom Beck. A review of the episode. (9) 
* SB Loses Distributor. An article on SB losing its U.S. distributor and what PBS stations were currently showing it. (10)
* Fanzine Review: It Couldn't Happen Then by Tom Beck (11)
==Issue 4==
S.I.S. 4 was published in December 1992 and has 12 pages.
* The Sandbaggers are Back! Short article on a 90-minute SB TV film being pitched by Roy Marsden and Bob Sherman. (2)
* From London Station: Bob Sherman Interviewed (3)
* S.I.S. Dossier: Ray Lonnen compiled by M. Riley. Ray Lonnen's TV, film and stage credits. (8)
* The Man From Destiny by Nan Mack. Book review of an Ian Mackintosh novel. (9)
* Oleg Penkovsky: The Spy Who Saved the World. Book review by Tom Beck. (10)
==Issue 5==
S.I.S. 5 was published in March 1993 and has 12 pages.
* Roy as Dalgliesh. An essay by M. Riley (3)
* Roy stars in Airline by M. Macomber. Review of the YTV series along with an episode guide and photos. (5)
* Goodbye, Mr. Chips by H. Horvath. Review of Roy Marsden in the TV film. (8)
* S.I.S. Dossier: Roy Marsden compiled by M. Riley. Roy Marsden's TV, film and stage credits.
Category:The Sandbaggers
Category:1990s
S.L.A.S.H.

S.L.A.S.H. was the first German multi-fandom slash fanzine.
==Issue 1==
S.L.A.S.H. 1 contains 200 pages.
Fandoms: Berlin Break, Forever Knight/Lost Boys (K/D), Houston Knights, 21 Jump Street (B/F), Kung Fu: The Legend Continues/Time Tunnel (C/N), The Man from U.N.C.L.E., The Professionals, Riptide (R/A), Tour of Duty (G/A), Die 3 Musketiere (A/P/A), War of the Worlds
Authors: A.J., Andrys, Chris J. Ueberall, Q
==Issue 2==
S.L.A.S.H. 2 contains 200 pages.
Fandoms: Die Profis (Professionals), Seaview/TimeTunnel, MUNCLE, Space Rangers, Highlander, ST: Voyager, Kindred (Clan der Vampire), ST: Deep Space Nine (S/B), Star Wars, Houston Knights, WWF, Starsky & Hutch, Airwolf, Sherlock Holmes, Hardcastle & MacCormick, Schimanski-Tatort, Don Carlos
Authors: Chris J. Ueberall, A.J., Gwendolen, Claude, Valerie, Eve Pierson, Carmen Seegers, Silke Schmiedeberg, Catari Verdeschi, and Anja Gruber.
==Issue 3==
S.L.A.S.H. 3 contains 190 pages.
Fandoms: The X Files (M/K), The Sentinel, Sentinel/QL (E/S), Due South, Die Profis/The New Avengers (B/D), Kung Fu: TLC/Time Tunnel (C/N) + Seaview, Star Wars (S/S), The Scarlet Pimpernel (C/R) War of the Worlds 
Authors: Chris J. Ueberall, A.J., Shadow, Skyline, Cassidy, Bonehead, Night, Michelle Mercy
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:German-Language Zines
S.L.Y.G.O.

You may be looking for SLAYSU, a Star Trek: TOS, Star Wars, Battlestar Galactica zine.
S.L.Y.G.O. is a gen Blake's 7 anthology of fiction by Jann Tarrant Johnson. 
The art is by J.T. Johnson and Karnael Heru Er. This zine was published in New Zealand.
From the zine: "S.L.Y.G.O. is an alternative to the origins of Pylene 50, and an insight into Tarrant's live before, during, and after the 'seven.'"
From the zine: "Cert 15: Contains offensive language and mile sexual references."
==Sample Interior==
 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1999 Zines
S.O.UND.

S.O.UND. is a fan club for fans of werewolves, vampires, and more. 
It was preceded by "Transylvanian Troopers."
The club published a newsletter. 
There was also a mailing list called "Pandora's Postpile."
==About==
From a 1993 flyer:
Image:soundflyer-1.jpg|a 1993 flyer
Image:soundflyer-2.jpg|a 1993 flyer
 
Category:Horror Fandom
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Central

S.T.A.R. Central is the name of the group of fans that ran the main S.T.A.R. fan organization and were involved with producing the newsletter Star-Borne.
The "S.T.A.R." organization was created by George Chrisholm, and he and Margaret A. Basta and Laura T. Basta were the three main leaders of the group.
Chrisholm, however, had moved on when "S.T.A.R. Central" was formed, and he was never a member.
In January 1974, "Star-Borne" listed the then current members: 
==Members==
May 1972: Laura T. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Margaret A. Basta, and Carol Lynn 
June/July 1972: Laura T. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Margaret A. Basta, and Deidre Matthews 
Sept/Oct 1972: Margaret A. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Carol Lynn, Jan Donaldson, Deborah Goldstein, Deirdre Matthews, Roberta Brown, and Laura Basta 
Nov/Dec 1972: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Dave Lillard, Jan Donaldson, Carol Lynn and Spock 
Jan/Feb 1973: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Dave Lillard, Jan Donaldson, Carol Lynn and Spock 
Mar/Apr 1973: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, Fred L. Reiss, Dave Lillard, Jan Donaldson, Carol Lynn, Gerronimo (Gerry) Felipe, Debbie Goldstein, Scott Decker, Ken Cramer, and Spock
May/June 1973: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, John Benson, Jan Donaldson, Carol Lynn, Dave Lillard, and Gerry Felipe
Aug/Sept 1973: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, Roberta Brown, Ken Cramer, Jan Donaldson, Gerry Filipe, and Dave Lillard
Sept/Oct 1973: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, Roberta Brown, Ken Cramer, Mary Brenner, John Benson, Carol Lynn, Gerry Felipe
Dec (1973)/Jan (1974): Laura Basta, Margaret Basta, John Benson, Mary Brennar, Roberta Brown, Gerry Felipe, Jan Donaldson, Patti Helmer, Carol Lynn.
June 1974: Margaret A. Basta, Laura T. Basta, John Benson, Mary Brenner, Roberta Brown, Jan Donaldson, Gerry Felipe, Patti Helmer, Carol Lynn. ASSISTANTS: Todd Bake, Gail Brown, Cy Chauvin, Ken Cramer, Ron Sandier, Woody Wu, Leah Zeddes 
Aug/Sept 1974: Laura T. Basta, Margaret A. Basta, John Benson, Mary Brenner, Roberta L. Brown, Gerry Felipe, Patti Helmer, Carol L. Lynn. 
ASSISTANTS: Todd Bake, Gail Brown, Denise Bozung, Laura J. Basta, Cy Chauvin, Ken Cramer, Jan Donaldson, Ron Sandier, Woody Woo, Leah Zeldes
==Troubles==
S.T.A.R., and by default, "S.T.A.R. Central" had many difficulties regarding legalisms, over-reach, money, fans jockeying for power, and more. See The Rise and Fall of S.T.A.R..
==="This Individual"===
One of them involved a single member. 
From Certain events have occurred within S.T.A.R. Central for the last 6 months that deserve to be aired. (1974): 
===Ceased===
==S.T.A.R. Central Charter==
 
Image:starcharter-1.jpg|first page of the S.T.A.R. Charter, printed in Star-Borne #11/12 (January 1974)
Image:starcharter-2.jpg|second page of the S.T.A.R. Charter, printed in Star-Borne #11/12 (January 1974)
Image:starcharter-3.jpg|third page of the S.T.A.R. Charter, printed in Star-Borne #11/12 (January 1974)
 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Membership Book

S.T.A.R. Membership Book is a publication of Star Trek Association for Revival.
It is an information zine for club members and includes club rules, history, and addresses of interest to fans. 
The cartoons are by Cory Correll. 
There is an article called "S.T.A.R. History" rewritten by Jan Donaldson and Margaret Donaldson, one called "A Short Guide to the Fandoms," a section on "Definitions and Abbreviations," a section that explains such things as conventions, dealer's rooms, and art shows. 
One tip: "Do not take flash pictures of the movie screen. The flash screen blanks out the image, as you've just wasted film on a blank screen, as well as convinced those around you that you are an ass." 
The membership packet included one member's book (this publication), a 'S.T.A.R. Trekkin' bumper sticker, 1 membership card or button and 1 STE Enterprises when/if available. 
From the front page: "Greetings, fellow fen. The purpose of this book is to introduce you to S.T.A.R. and the Star Trek and science fiction fandoms...S.T.A.R. Inc, is a legally incorporated, though volunteer fan-run organization in the state of Michigan. It is controlled by a committee called S.T.A.R. Central. S.T.A.R. Central's chief purpose is to publish the newsletter Star-Borne and to run S.T.A.R... the main reason why S.T.A.R. was begun 3 years ago is to revive Star Trek. A more general purpose is the promotion of science fiction." 
Volunteer staff: Laura Trise Basta, Margaret Ann Basta, John Benson, Gail Leigh Brown, Roberta Brown, Carol Lynn, Denise Bozung, Todd Bake, Patti Helmer, Jan Donaldson, Mary Brennar (short bios included).
==From the 2nd Printing==
This reprint is not dated but was printed in 1973 and contains 8 pages.
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Zines
category:1970s Zines
S.T.A.R. New York City

S.T.A.R. New York City was a Star Trek: TOS fan club, a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. It had the subtitle, "The Alien Inquisition."
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had over 200 members.
 
This club published the zines Tetrumbriant and Schluggtaimer 100 Proof, and maybe Monkey of the Inkpot.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Northbrook

S.T.A.R. Northbrook was a Star Trek: TOS fan club, a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. 
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 30 members.
 
This club published the zine These Are The Voyages.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. San Diego

S.T.A.R. San Diego is the San Diego chapter of the Star Trek Association for Revival, aka S.T.A.R.. The chapter was founded by Jean Graham in October of 1972. 
At first meeting in Jean's parents' home, it soon moved to the campus of San Diego State University, where 100-300 Star Trek fans would gather monthly. S.T.A.R. San Diego held frequent costume competitions, rented movies (then on 16mm film!) and held trivia contests, among other activities. 
The group's horizons rapidly expanded into all forms of science fiction, fantasy and horror, although Star Trek remained its primary focus. Occasional guest speakers included Greg Bear, William F. Nolan, and Theodore Sturgeon, as well as other SF writers and physics professors from the local universities. 
Other fans associated with S.T.A.R. San Diego include Pearl Stickler, Karen Schnaubelt, Demi Alexian-Hungerford and Kay Shapero. Karen is the daughter of Franz Joseph, the creator of Star Fleet Technical Manual. 
For a 1974 newspaper article that talks about this club, see The Voyages Continue.
A 1992 description: 
==Some Publications==
* Menagerie (Star Trek: TOS art, fiction, articles, and essays)
* Interphase (newsletter)
* Syzygy (multimedia fiction, poetry, art)
* The Interstellar Trading Post catalogs
== Reunions ==
S.T.A.R. San Diego celebrated its 40 year reunion Saturday October 27th, 2012 at the Kings Inn in Mission Valley. The 50th Reunion was held on October 15th, 2022, at the Four Points Sheraton in Serra Mesa.
 
 File:4c.jpg |S.T.A.R. members at Comic-Con 73 with horror movie host Seymour (Larry Vincent). 
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Syracuse

S.T.A.R. Syracuse was a Star Trek: TOS fan club, a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. 
The members in mid-1974 were: Carl Norman (president), Karen Funk (vice-president, club zine editor), Dan Cheney (chairperson), d. hobert (secretary), Richard Cline (treasurer), Timothy Reed, Timothy Miles, Will Hiestand, Gordon Hunter, Kathy McLaughlin, Barb Morgan, and Richard Heath. 
A 1976 listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book noted it had 20 members.
 
This club published the zine 2-5YM.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Toledo

S.T.A.R. Toledo was a Star Trek: TOS fan club, a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. 
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 66 members.
 
This club published two zines Spectrum and Varient.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
S.T.A.R. Winston-Salem

S.T.A.R. Winston-Salem was a Star Trek: TOS fan club, a local chapter of S.T.A.R.. 
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 75 members.
 
This club published the newsletter Ship's Status.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
 
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
S.W.A.T.

:For the reboot series, see S.W.A.T. (2017).
S.W.A.T. is a franchise of shows based on the members of a S.W.A.T. team. 
==The Franchise==
* S.W.A.T. (1975-76) (TV series)
* S.W.A.T. (2003) (film)
* S.W.A.T.(2011) (film)
* S.W.A.T. (2017) (reboot TV series) 
 
==Fandom==
===Zines===
* Bast & Sekhmet published around two dozen crossover zines with The Unusuals from 2011 to 2013, featuring the pairing Jim Street/Jason Walsh.
* Currents is a 1979 crossover zine featuring many fandoms including S.W.A.T.
==Links & Resources==
* S.W.A.T. - All Media Types at Archive of Our Own
** S.W.A.T. (2003)
** S.W.A.T.: Firefight (2011)
* S.W.A.T. --An Overview at crack_van (Oct 2003)
* swat_fic, a LiveJournal community for the film
Category:S.W.A.T.
Category:S.W.A.T. (2003)
Category:S.W.A.T. (2011)
Category:S.W.A.T. (2017)
S. E. Hinton

S.E. Hinton is the author of the The Outsiders, a young adult novel she wrote when she was sixteen years old. 
She has also written fanfiction and is pro-fanfiction of her own works.Famous authors who've written fanfiction, Vulture article Mar 13, 2015 She has sometimes criticized fanfiction of her works, but has also claimed to enjoy some of it.
==Hinton and Supernatural Fandom==
In a twitter exchange in 2015, S.E. Hinton was dismissive of Supernatural fanfic writers who thought they could write better stories than the show writers, despite writing SPN fanfic herself. See screenshots, here (offline).
One fan responded by writing a screenplay for a SPN episode. The fic, Suck My Dick S.E. Hinton by mnwood, used a quote from Hinton's comments to summarize the work: "One thing that really gets on my nerves:People who think they can write a better #SPN than the writers do. Try it. Just fucking try it." - S.E. Hinton
==Further Reading==
* Why Fans Dislike S.E. Hinton: A Beginner’s Guide by mishcollin (Nov 12 2013)
* 50 Years After ‘The Outsiders,’ S.E. Hinton Is Sure The Characters Aren’t Gay by Claire Fallon (Jan 9, 2017) 
==Links==
*Wikipedia:S. E. Hinton
==References==
Category:The Outsiders
Category:Professional Authors
Category:Industry
S/M Videos

"S/M Videos" were two VCR-era fan vidders whose names started with "S" and "M". They produced most of their fanvids in the late 1980s and early 1990s. They most likely lived in Southern California
At least one of their Star Trek vids I Am Your Captain (music: Grand Funk Railroad) was shown at Escapade 1992.
Other vids
*Fire With Fire - Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan
*American Dream - Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan
*How Do I Get You Alone - Star Wars
*One Is The Loneliest Number - Kirk/Spock
*The Beat Goes On - Star Trek: TNG
*Bad Moon Rising - Young Frankenstein
*Does Anybody Know What Time It Is? - Doctor Who
*Elvira (song by The Oak Ridge Boys) - 18 minutes of Elvira footage
*Batman: Adam West (parody of Wild Wild West, song by Wally Wingert) Batman (1966)
Category:Vidders
S/X and Violence

S/X and Violence was "The BtVS Writers' Guild Zone for writing Spike/Xander love, lust, and mayhem." 
The pages were designed by James Walkswithwind and the Mad Poetess.
==Home Page Welcome==
From about 2002:
==Links from the Early Site==
 
* Writing Resources
 
* essays
** Canon VS Fanon
** 3rd person point of view - the POV monster.
** Extensive Summaries
** How To Give Feedback and Critiques
* Reviews (not really reviews, but story postings, mostly offline)
* S/X, Lies, and Fiction List (mailing list info)
* Beta Readers
* Links
==Meta/Essays==
The site has thirteen essays. See Essay Index.
==References==
Category:Buffyverse Websites
Category:Slash Websites
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Category:SlashCity
S/nergy

You may be looking for the Sentinel zine Synergy.
S/ynergy is a slash 170-page Sentinel anthology.
* Breathe by Phoenix4 (1)
* A Game of Life and Death by IDP (6)
* If This is Heaven (sequel to "Game...") by IDP (23)
* Images by Grey (28)
* Mistaken Identity by Lianne Burwell (101)
* In the Name of the Father by CKC (106)
* The Bond by Josephine Darcy (141)
* Wild Things by The Lady of Shalott (163)
 Image:Sent Snergy.jpg|front cover
 Image:synergysampletext.jpg| sample text, from "The Bond"
 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1998 Zines
S9FAN Resource Guide

S9FAN Resource Guide is a fan club publication, an information resource that lists clubs, fanzines, conventions and dealers. There were eight issues.
It has a sister zine called S9Fanzine.
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1990s
S9Fanzine

S9Fanzine is a Space: 1999 anthology published by a fan club. It includes letters, art, fiction, episode reviews, and roundtable discussions. This zine has a sister zine, the S9FAN Resource Guide.
Frequent contributors were Mark Shaw, Rose Marie Badgett, Terry Bowers, Rebecca Eisenhuth and Jenny Lobb.
==Issue 1==
S9Fanzine 1 was published in July 1995 and contains 85 pages. It is 8.5" by 11". It has a black cutaway card cover and is squarebound. There were fifty copies printed.
* Introduction
* Episode Review - Breakaway
* Roundtable fan discussion - Year 1 v. Year 2
* Episode Review - The Metamorph
* Fan Profile
* Getting Online by Linda Kay
* S9Fan survey Results
* Alphan Weather by Mary Fitzgerald
* Spotlight on Barry Morse by Vivian Stanley
* Space:1998 by William Dotson (parody: often quite funny in its accurate observations of the show's foibles)
* S9Fan fan Resource Guide
==Issue 2==
S9Fanzine 2 was published in July 1996. It had an original press run of 60. Zine includes: Episode reviews of Matter of Life and Death, and The Exiles, an Episode Lines Quiz, Year in Review and more.
==Issue 3==
S9Fanzine 3 was published in March 1997. It had an original press run of 50. Zine includes: Two fan fiction stories, Episode reviews of One Moment of Humanity and Black Sun, The Moonbase Alpha Final Exam, and more.
==Issue 4==
S9Fanzine 4 was published in September 1997. It had an original press run of 50. Zine includes a Spotlight on Nick Tate, An Interview with John Muir, an Episode review of Ring Around the Moon and more.
==Issue 5==
S9Fanzine 5 was published in July 1998. There were fifty copies printed.
* Introduction
* S9FAN Mail
* Home to Stay - by Terry S. Bowers - pg. 14
* Episode Review - Earthbound - pg. 20
* Fan Perspective - Better Living Through Alien Technology by Yul Tolbert - pg. 27
* Clueless Crossword
* Crossover Stories We'd Like To See - pg. 31
* Warped Drive - by Patricia Embury - pg. 33
* Roundtable fan discussion - Abstinence, Birth Control and Abortion on Moonbase Alpha - pg. 56
* Episode Review - All That Glisters - pg. 64
* Convention Report - spacecon XII - Reported by Jenny Lobb & The First Space:1999 Convention - Reported by George Eichler
* Moonbase Alpha Graduate Level final exam - by Terry S Bowers
* Insurrection - by Rebecca Eisenhuth - pg. 82
Category:Non-fiction Zines
Category:Space:1999 Zines
Category:1990s
SAD-ist

SAD-ist is a fan animator from the Philippines who is known for creating some of the most popular videos in the Dream SMP, MCYT, and Hamilton fandoms, as well as several longer original works. She was the 15th most popular Web Celeb on Tumblr’s Year in Review 2021https://www.tumblr.com/fandom/669320035149479936/2021-web-celebs 
She started animating on her phone, before moving to a better set up. She is best know for her SAD-ist Dream SMP Animatic Series, and the Clock 0ut series, which is loosely based on the Stanley Parable.
==References==
Category:Fans
Category:MCYT
Category:Dream SMP
Category:Hollow Knight
Category:Hamilton
SAD-ist Dream SMP Animatic Series

The unofficially-named SAD-ist Dream SMP Animatic Series were a series of fan animatics based on the early-to-mid eras of said Minecraft roleplay series, which all focused on key events and characters such as the second fall of L'manberg, and the Syndicate. The first two videos are also a focus of fan gossip and admiration for being, by all accounts, made partially or fully on the animator's phone. The animatics typically use a mix of music and captured sounds from the Dream SMP streams themselves for audio tracks.
==Individual Videos ==
===Dream SMP War / Warriors===
Focuses on the original war for L'Manburg's independence.
===The Fall===
Shows the early L'Manburg elections and the exile of both Tommyinnit and Wilbur Soot, as well as the fracturing of alliances.
===The Dawn of the Sixteenth===
Probably mostly responsible for poularizing (in fandom) the use of the phrase "Dawn of the Sixteenth" as the popular way to refer to the in-universe battle on November 16th. Focuses on the guerilla/revolutionary battle to reclaim the city, followed by the political disagreements and eventual second destruction of L'manberg (then also alternately referred to as Manberg) itself.
===Hog Hunt===
Focuses on the formation of a secret police and the subsequent capture and escape of Technoblade.
===Evelyn, Evelyn===
Done in a different style, using only music, it uses animations set to the song "Evelyn, Evelyn" to explore Tommyinnit and Tubbo_'s fraught feelings and relationships with each other.
===The Final Waltz===
Animates the Season 2 finale and Tommyinnit and Tubbo_'s confrontation with, and imprisonment of, Dream.
===Sunsprite's Eulogy===
An animatic focusing on the well-known written fanwork Passerine.
==Reception==
These animatics were widely popular and even frequently reacted to by the Dream SMP creators themselves. Some fans go so far as to credit her with how the roleplay became more serious, or how popular the SMP became.
==References==
Category:Dream SMP
SAIL

SAIL [Supernatural] is a fan vid by ccmrose and mainly features Supernatural characters. It mainly focuses on Dean Winchester, Lucifer, Sam Winchester, and Castiel plus appearances from several other characters from the Supernatural fandom.
As of July 2013, it has over 83,700 views on Youtube. 
==Vidder's Notes==
: "Alternate title: If You Don't Watch This Show, You Really Fucking Should.
: This vid was mostly just an opportunity for me to use some footage from SPN that I've always wanted to use and never had ~occasion to. Basically just a compilation of badass scenes and a lot of Lucifer undertones. (it just happened idk)
:Which, btw, the Lucifer/Dean thing at 2:40-2:41 was inspired originally by a tumblr post (I can't find the link to it sorry), and I know Loki (SecretlyToDream) has used it as well. So don't be praising me for that bit of genius, I just borrowed it. (seriously tho it gives me chills every time I see it)
:Also I guess this is dedicated again to Kelly (xEternallyDazzled) since you've been so excited about it and have had patience. Kinda. Also thx b 2 u and Alex for betaing. "
==Comments==
==References==
Category:2012 Vids Category:Supernatural Vids
SAKKA YAROU ZE!!

SAKKA YAROU ZE!! was a LiveJournal dressing room-style RPG for Inazuma Eleven. There were 88 entries and 12,030 comments made to the community between 2010 and 2013. Most of the activity took place in comments during the years 2010 and 2011. The community welcomed adult themes, and linked to Inazuma Eleven Dressing Room for those interested in "family friendly" roleplay.
Category:2010s
Category:Role Playing