nyuuzyou/wikis huggingface dataset:
The Third Verdict

The Third Verdict is a gen Star Trek: TOS 132-page novella by Beverly Zuk. 
Zuk is also the sole artist. 
It was an unusual story at the time of its release because it focused on the character of Scotty, who was often a supporting character in fanworks but rarely the main focus, and it was a murder mystery featuring no romance or slash. It was praised for its character work in developing Scotty and his backstory.
It tied with Transition for the 1983 "Star Trek Best Writer" Fan Q Award.
==Description==
From a flyer: 
==Parts==
* No Man So Tall... (1)
* Esprit (54)
* Epilogue (131)
==Gallery==
Image:thirdverdict6.jpg
Image:thirdverdict1.jpg 
Image:thirdverdict2.jpg 
Image:thirdverdict3.jpg 
Image:thirdverdict4.jpg 
Image:thirdverdict5.jpg
==Reactions and Reviews==
A sample of reviews shows a consensus among reviewers praising the characterization of the cast (particularly developing the protagonist, Scotty, and his relationships), a tightly written plot, a refreshingly unique use of the courtroom drama genre within the Star Trek setting, and the quality of the physical copies. Reactions to the illustrations also tended to be positive. Some reviewers found the original characters to be underutilized to some extent.
===Unknown Date===
===1982===
===1983===
===1987===
===1986===
===1990===
===1995===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1982 Zines
The Third Wheel

The Third Wheel is a Star Trek: TOS story by Connie Faddis. 
It was published in the print zines Contact #2 (with art by Trinette Kern), Interphase #4 (with art by Connie Faddis), and Computer Playback #2 (without any art).
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1976===
===1977===
===1984===
===2014===
===2018===
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1976 Fanfiction
Category:1977 Fanfiction
The Thirteenth Floor

The Thirteenth Floor is a 1999 science fiction film loosely based on the 1964 novel Simulacron-3 by Daniel F. Galouye. It is a microfandom.
The film focuses on Douglas Hall (Craig Bierko) and Jason Whitney (Vincent D'Onofrio), part of a team in 1999 who create a virtual reality simulation of 1937 Los Angeles. A user can enter the virtual world and download into the body of one of its inhabitants, who have their own consciousness and don't realize they are part of a simulation. When the owner of the company is murdered, Hall attempts to unravel clues left for him in the virtual world and clear his own name.
Lonelywalker was the main proponent of the fandom and particularly the slash pairing of Jerry Ashton and Jason Whitney (both portrayed by D'Onofrio) in the mid to late 2000s. They ran a Thirteenth Floor resource site and authored fifty fanfics for the fandom. Since then, a smattering of other fans have written Thirteenth Floor fics or incorporated its themes into fusions.
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* The Other Man by lonelywalker — Ashton/Whitney, NC-17. Before the events of the film, Whitney enters the program for a test run and meets Ashton for the first time. (c. 2006)
* The End of the World by lonelywalker — Ashton/Whitney, R. A 23K-word "epic re-interpretation of the film". (c. 2006)
* School's Out by daddysmutantkid — Douglas/Whitney. Pastfic where Douglas and Whitney meet at MIT. (2007)
* Thirteen Things He Teaches You About Yourself by trascendenza — Ashton/Whitney, pre-film AU written as a Yuletide Treat. (2007)
===Meta===
* Made For Each Other. by lonelywalker, a Jerry Ashton/Jason Whitney essay for ship_manifesto (July 2006)
* The Best and Brightest by lonelywalker, a Jason Whitney character essay for idol_reflection (September 2006)
* Smoke and Mirrors by lonelywalker, a Jerry Ashton essay for idol_reflection (September 2006)
* Unplugged by lonelywalker, a Douglas Hall essay for idol_reflection (February 2007)
==Links and Resources==
* The Thirteenth Floor (1999) at Archive of Our Own
* vdo_fanfiction, a LiveJournal community for Vincent D'Onofrio fanfiction with a good portion of Thirteenth Floor fic (partially friendslocked)
* World On A Wire, a Thirteenth Floor resource site and Lonelywalker's fanfiction archive (archive link)
* Secrets, a Thirteenth Floor fanlisting run by Angie and part of The Fanlistings Network (archive link)
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:Live-action Film
The Thirteenth Hour

The Thirteenth Hour is a Blake's 7 story by Bryn Lantry.
 
It was published in Rites of Passage.
==Author's Notes==
"After the tracking gallery on Gauda Prime, science undoes a murder - for the murdered, not for the murderer...."[It was printed in the zine, "Rites of Passage"] with a dedication: For my dear friend Pat, to whom this story is deep in debt. Pat asked me to a non-slash zine and I set out to write about love with sex absent for once: the challenge, to use that word love, by the end. I'm still happy with this. from at AO3 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:Blake's 7 Fanfiction
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Thirteenth Tribe

The Thirteenth Tribe was a Battlestar Galactica fan club in the UK. 
==Some Publications==
* Battlestar Felgercarb
* Flight into Slavery
* Life Center
* Melas
* Saga of a Star World
* Second Time Around
* Thicker Than Blood
* The Thirteenth Tribe Newsletter
* To Be Reborn
* Two from Thirteen
* Visions of Andromeda
* Voyagers to a Distant Star
* Who Lives By the Sword
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978)
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
The Thirteenth Tribe Newsletter

The Thirteenth Tribe Newsletter is a British quarterly Battlestar Galactica (1978) newsletter published by the fan club, The Thirteenth Tribe which was run by Linda Hepden.
 Image:13tribe.jpg| 1984 flyer 
 Image:thirteenthtribe-33.jpg|cover of issue #33
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
Category:1980s
The Tholian Web (Star Trek fan club)

The Tholian Web was a Star Trek: TOS fan club. It also had a focus of original fiction, and "creation of world."
In 1976, according to a listing in the Star Trek Lives! program book, it had 600 members.
 
Welcome To My Parlor was the club's newsletter.
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
The Thought That Counts

You may be looking for the Sentinel story It's the Thought That Counts.
The Thought That Counts is a K/S story written by Roberta, art by Jenny Starr.
It was published in the print zine As I Do Thee #5.
==Summary==
"Spock is unsure of what to get Kirk, his lover of two weeks, for his birthday until he overhears Kirk tell McCoy that he wished Spock would take the dominate role in their lovemaking."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1997===
==References==
Category:1986 Fanfiction‎
The Thousandth Goliath

The Thousandth Goliath was a Starsky & Hutch-themed con skit written by Paula Smith. 
It was a takeoff on the zines The Goliath and The Thousandth Man and encompassed references to fanon and fandom 
The play was performed at ZebraCon in 1987.
This is one play in Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995).
==Sample==
 
Image:thousandgol1.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
Image:thousandgol2.jpg|from Play by Playbook: Collected ZebraCon Plays (1995)
 
==Author's Comments: 1995==
From Paula Smith: 
 
==Cast== 
* Starsky: Suzan Lovett
* Hutch: Paula Smith
* Dobey: Billie Phillips
* Meredith: Maureen B.
* Bubba, Dinsdale: Jody Lynn Nye
* Billy, Doug: Terri Beckett
* Linda: Pat Massie 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Plays & Skits
Category:1987 Plays & Skits
Category:Plays & Skits
The Thousandth Man

You may be looking for:
* The Thousandth Man - a Starsky and Hutch zine
* "The Thousandth Man" - a The Charioteer story by toujours_nigel
* "The 1000th Man" - a Kirk/Spock story by Lani
* The Thousandth Man, a Blake's 7 story
* The Thousandth Man, the rough draft of the story that became Ni Var in Star Trek: The New Voyages by Claire Gabriel
The Thousandth Man (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Thousandth Man is a Star Trek: TOS story by Claire Gabriel. 
It was published in the print zine Quartet #3.
This story is the original version of Ni Var, a story that was first published in Star Trek: The New Voyages in 1976.
Like many of the stories in that pro book, what the author originally wrote was not published as such.
==Author's Notes==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1987 Fanfiction‎
The Thousandth Man (Starsky and Hutch zine)

You may be looking for the K/S story The 1000th Man.
The Thousandth Man is a 140-page gen (with some het) Starsky and Hutch novel written and illustrated by Suzan Lovett and edited by Paula Smith. It has the subtitle "a.k.a. What's a Starsky?"
From the editorial: "The rotten thing about racism is it's such an awful waste." 
This zine won several 1986 Huggy Awards: Best Novel, Best Cover, and Best Dramatic Illo.
The zine was popular and was one of the first Starsky & Hutch stories to be posted online in the mid-1990s. It is also a fairly rare work which portrays the character of Joan Meredith.
The title is a reference to the Rudyard Kipling poem "The Thousandth Man."
==Inspired Works==
Historically, the fan community has had a shaky understanding of fair use principles. 
In 1999, the concept of remix culture and shared universes was still a decade away. As one fan remembers: "In 1999, a fan attempted to to write a story as part of the Thousandth Man same universe called No Bull. She was roundly rebuked by the fan community for committing "copyright infringement" and violating the "author's privilege."
See No Bull. 
See additional context at unauthorized sequels.
==Covers and Flyer==
Image:Thousandth Man front.jpg|front cover, winner of a 1986 Huggy Award
Image:Thousand_TMbkcover2.JPG|back cover
Image:thousandthmanflyer.jpg|1985 flyer
==Interior Art Gallery==
The zine has over a dozen black and white illustrations by Suzan Lovett, many of which include an oval motif incorporated in the background (a style also used in Distant Shores). Below are three examples:
Image:Ttm2.jpg|Starsky and Joan Meredith -- the latter character is rarely portrayed in fanart
Image:Ttm11.jpg|a portrayal of hurt/comfort at its rawest
Image:thousandth.jpg|illo from page 128, winner of a 1986 Huggy Award 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1985===
===1986===
===1988===
===1991===
===1994===
===1996===
===1999===
===2003===
===2006===
===2015===
===2016===
===Unknown Date===
==References==
 
Category:Art Zines
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1985 Zines
The Thousandth Raid

The Thousandth Raid was a science fiction story by William S. Sykora. It was a very thinly veiled retelling of his own 1935 battle with the Science Fiction League, aided by Donald A. Wollheim, John B. Michel, and Herb Goudket.
By 1938 Sykora was feuding intensely with Wollheim, Michel and the other Futurians, and Wollheim had personally dissolved the International Scientific Association after Sykora stepped down as director. Since none of this is referenced in The Thousandth Raid, it may have been written before 1937.
== Featuring ==
* Sykora, former president of the International Scientific Association, as William Brain, leader of the Interstellar Association
* Donald A. Wollheim as Don Magong, right-hand man to William Brain
* John B. Michel as John the Silent
* Herb Goudket as Herb the Good, the group's torturer
* Julius Schwartz as Jules Black and Charles Hornig as Carl Horn, leaders of the Interplanetary League
* Hugo Gernsback as mad scientist Hugh Grend
* A thousand members of the Science Fiction League "mercifully" reduced to "roasted flesh and bone charcoal" covering the floor and smearing the walls
* Sykora's own opinion that science fiction fandom was being steered away from a focus on practical science itself; his resignation from the International Scientific Association cited this as one of his reasons
* While Charles D. Hornig had expelled Sykora, Wollheim and Michel from the Science Fiction League with a public statement that they'd joined to sabotage the organization, Sykora seems to imply (perhaps without basis) that Herb Goudket was the actual mole leaking information about its meetings and internal workings
== Excerpts ==
== Responses ==
Category:1938 Fanfiction
Category:Faanfiction
The Three Body Problem

The Three Body Problem is a Supernatural story focused on the pairing of Castiel/Dean Winchester/Sam Winchester. It was created as part of the 2014 Team Free Will Big Bang. It is often recced to fans of the poly pairing.
==Summary==
==The Three Body Problem Series==
After the success of the initial story the author went on to write several more pieces set within the same storyline. Most of these stories were shorter afterfics or glimpses of the threesome's Domestic life.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Poly Fanfiction
Category:2014 Fanfiction
The Three Musketeers

The Three Musketeers (original title: Les Trois Mousquetaires) is a historical adventure novel by Alexandre Dumas about swordsmen of the royal guard of the King of France. Characters from The Three Musketeers also appear in other Dumas books, such as The Man in the Iron Mask.
According to Wikipedia: Set between 1625 and 1628, it recounts the adventures of a young man named d'Artagnan (a character based on Charles de Batz-Castelmore d'Artagnan) after he leaves home to travel to Paris, hoping to join the Musketeers of the Guard. Although d'Artagnan is not able to join this elite corps immediately, he is befriended by three of the most formidable musketeers of the age – Athos, Porthos and Aramis, "the three musketeers" or "the three inseparables" – and becomes involved in affairs of state and at court.
==Adaptations==
The book has been adapted in different media over the years, including various swashbuckler films, television shows, and stage productions.
* The Three Musketeers (1973) by Richard Lester stars Michael York, Raquel Welch, Christopher Lee, and other famous actors of the 1970ies.
* The Three Musketeers (1993), a Disney version loosely based on the book with significant changes to the script starring Charlie Sheen, Kiefer Sutherland, Chris O'Donnell, Oliver Platt, Tim Curry and Rebecca De Mornay.
* The Three Musketeers (2011), directed by Paul W S Anderson starring Luke Evans, Ray Stevenson and Milla Jovovich. 
* The Musketeers (2014 – 2016), a BBC adaptation[14] starring Tom Burke, Santiago Cabrera, Howard Charles and Luke Pasqualino.
==Fandom==
	
Most fanfics focus on the characters' fraternal or romantic/sexual relationships with each other, especially between the Three Musketeers. The main relationships between them are: Aramis/Athos, d'Artagnan/Athos, Aramis/Porthos and Aramis/Athos/Porthos.
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Les Trois Mousquetaires/The Three Musketeers - Alexandre Dumas works at AO3
* Three Musketeers (play) works at FFN
* Three Musketeers (movie) works at FFN
* Yuletide > The Three Musketeers series
===LJ Communities===
* andoneforall
* D'Artagnan Slash (2011)
*
The Thrill of the Leap

The Thrill of the Leap is a het 192-page anthology of fiction about Scott Bakula's various roles in Quantum Leap, Murphy Brown, Necessary Roughness, and Eisenhower and Lutz. 
The zine's subtitle is "...Stories for Sensual Leapers."
It required an age statement to purchase.
==From a Flyer==
==Contents==
* Because the Night
* A Compromising Position
* Santa Monica
* Dream into Action
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
Category:Actor Zines Category:Het Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Thunder and The Rain

The Thunder and The Rain is a Starsky & Hutch story by Valerie Dawson.
It was printed in Three Eleven where it had art by Freda Hyatt.
This story won an Encore Award and a Huggy Award.
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1984===
===1986===
===2003===
==References==
Category:1984 Fanfiction‎
The Thundermans

The Thundermans is a Nickelodeon superhero live-action comedy television series.
 
==Canon==
:The show revolves around the Thundermans, a suburban family with superpowers, who are living normal lives in Hiddenville; the show specifically focuses on teenage twins Phoebe, who is currently a fully-fledged superhero, and Max, who is working to be a supervillain.
===Main Characters===
* Phoebe Thunderman/Thunder Girl
* Max Thunderman
* Nora Thunderman
* Billy Thunderman
* Hank Thunderman/Thunder Man
* Barb Thunderman/Electress
* Chloe Thunderman
* Dr. Colosso
* Cherry
==Fandom==
The fandom behind is The Thundermans is fairly small and mainly focused on FanFiction.net, Tumblr, and Twitter, however Archive of Our Own and Wattpad has fanworks as well.
In the shipping department; the pairing of Max/Phoebe, also known as "Thundercest", seems to be quite popular even though it is an twincest ship. Some fans ship Billy/Nora as well. Phoebe/Link, Max/Allison ("Mallison"), Phoebe/Cherry ("Pherry") and Max/Cherry ("Chex") also appeared in the fandom.
==Fanworks==
===Fics===
* Denial Tried by shipcestuous (x4ashes4ashes), "You really think this could work? Us, together? It's insanity." "Beats being apart." (Max/Phoebe, Billy/Nora)
===Fanart===
* Thundercest AU: Beauty And The Beast (Max/Phoebe)
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* The Thundermans works at AO3
* The Thundermans & crossovers works at FFN
* Tumblr tags: The Thundermans, Thundermans, TheThundermans
* Thundercest tumblr blog
* The Thundermans tag at Shipcestuous
* Wattpad searches: Thundermans & TheThundermans
==Resources==
* The Thundermans Wiki
==References==
Category:The Thundermans
The Ties That Bind (Sentinel/Lord of the Rings zine)

The Ties That Bind is a Sentinel/Lord of the Rings 122-page novel by Sheila Paulson.
 
It is part of the What Matters Most Universe.
==Summary==
From the publisher: 
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines‎
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2018 Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
The Ties that Bind (Star Trek: TOS story by Dana Austin Marsh)

The Ties that Bind is a K/S story by Dana Austin Marsh.
It was published in the print zine Beyond Dreams #1 (03/1999) and was the winner of a 1999 STIFfie Award for Best Short Story.
==Summary==
"Kirk is called again and again to Gol for Spockʼs pon farr, and as each time the interval shortens, Kirk fights to bring them together permanently."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1999===
===2003===
===2005===
===2011===
===2014===
==References==
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Time Bomb Affair

The Time Bomb Affair is a Man from UNCLE gen novel. It contains 138 pages and is a winner of a 2006 FanQ.
From the publisher, "This is the final volume of LRH Balzer's "Collection" series.
If you've read the other volumes, you will have already met
Norm Graham, Dr. Sam Lawrence, Paddy Dunn, and others -- including
"I Spy" buddies Kelly Robinson and Alexander Scott. They're all
on board to help Napoleon and Illya as they face one of the biggest
challenges of their careers -- professionally and personally.
Sometime after Nixon's election in early November 1968, events began
to spiral out of control, and now an U.N.C.L.E. Summit meeting of
the heads of Section One has gone past the time allotted, with no
sign of Waverly or the rest of the Section One leaders. U.N.C.L.E.
is faced with not just one, but possibly two time bombs. Will they
discover who or what the time bomb is? Or will the time bomb destroy
Napoleon and Illya, along with U.N.C.L.E. itself?"
==Series==
In published order:
* The Dutch Blitz Affair
* The Defector From Leningrad Affair
* The Collection: Year One
* Kolya's Son
* My Brother's Keeper
* The Collection: The Summer of '65 Affair
* The Northern Lights Affair
* Haunted Nights
* The Changeling
* The Time Bomb Affair
 
 Category:Man from U.N.C.L.E. Gen and Het Zines
Category:2005 Zines
The Time Given

The Time Given is a website dedicated to Aragorn and Legolas from The Lord of the Rings trilogy. This site is created for both fans of the single characters as well as fans that enjoy the pair in a romantic sense. Though this site is, for the majority, completely movie based rather than book based.
Also, when dealing with a romantic relationship this site is strictly dedicated to the fictional characters of Aragorn and Legolas, that means no Viggo Mortensen and Orlando Bloom RPS.
There are separate sections with character/actor profiles and quotes, an "about" section, a sections with photo fanart (for any and all things Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, and more), codes for linking banners, a fanart page with manips, fanfiction and recs, extra such as wallpapers, icons and pictures, links to other LotR pages and a list of affiliates.
About the site:
==References==
Category:Lord of the Rings WebsitesCategory:AOL Hometown
Category:2003
Category:2004
The Time Has Come to Talk of Many Things: Genre, The Internet & Stories

The Time Has Come to Talk of Many Things: Genre, The Internet & Stories is a 2010 essay by Sarah Rees Brennan.
The essay was posted, in part, to the rant by Diana Gabaldon Fan-Fiction and Moral Conundrums. 
"Having explained Diana Gabaldon, I will now explain fanfiction!"
The post has 262 comments on six pages.
==The Comments==
* page 1; archive link page 1
* page 2; archive link page 2
* page 3; archive link page 3
* page 4; archive link page 4
* page 5; archive link page 5
* page 6; archive link page 6
==Some Excerpts==
 
Category:2010 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
The Time Meddler (Doctor Who zine published in Canada)

The Time Meddler is a gen Doctor Who zine published in Canada.
==Issue 1==
The Time Meddler 1 was published in 1981. 
According to an ad in Universal Translator #9, it contains "informative interviews and articles... an interview with Matthew Waterhouse, articles on the sixteenth season, Brian Hayles, 'The Time Meddler,' and Love and the Doctor' by John Peel."
==Issue 2==
The Time Meddler 2 
It "features a look into the current producer of Doctor Who, John Nathan-Turner. John Peel inspects the first Doctor's interfering nature, Time Line Excursions pays a visit to Dulkis, and the moral side of Malcolm Hulke's writing is given close examination."
==Issue 3==
The Time Meddler 3 
It includes interviews with Robert Holmes and Matthew Waterhouse, mythology in Dr. Who, a visit to Atlantis with Time Line Excursions, and a review of the 18th season.
==Issue 4==
The Time Meddler 4 was published in 1985. 
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The Time Meddlers of Los Angeles

From their website:
File:Timemeddlers.png|screencap of the Yahoo group founded in 2003
File:Timemeddlers2.png|club logo
Category:Doctor Who Fan Clubs
Category:1986 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
The Time Rider

The Time Rider is a gen Doctor Who 96-page novel by Judith L. Hardin. 
The front cover is by Signe Landon. The back cover and interior art is by Gennie Summers.
At some point, there was a US bootleg created and sold.
==Summary==
==Gallery==
Image:timerider1.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers -- the 2nd Doctor
Image:timeridertwo.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers -- the 3nd Doctor
Image:timerider3.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers -- the 4th Doctor
Image:timerider4.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers -- the 4th and 5th Doctor and the Master on Gallifrey
Image:timerider5.jpg|inside art by Gennie Summers -- the 5th Doctor and his Companions
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1987 Zines
The Time To Lie

The Time To Lie is a 10 minute Blake Belladonna/Yang Xiao Long podfic by Sunquistadora. It is a podfic of the fanfic of the same name, written by CourierNinetyTwo. It is part of the Pod Together Lightning Round 5 collection.
Summary: Yang and Blake have a heart-to-heart, even if it starts a bit more face-to-fist. Set after the Volume 2 finale.
==Recs and Reviews==
* This was excellently done. Especially the dialogue, captured everything it really needed to. Thanks for the good read. ♥Shadowblight. , Feb 17, 2015. (Accessed December 29, 2019)
* Oh my gosh... This fic was heartwrenching.. But so sweet. And the pod fic reader is phenomenal. Keep up the good work you two!!Backoff2069. , June 19, 2018. (Accessed December 29, 2019)
==References==
Category:Femslash Podfics
Category:RWBY Podfic
Category:2014 Podfics