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Blake's Junction 7

Blake's Junction 7 is an unofficial short comedy film about Blake's 7 characters stopping off at a motorway service station, making it essentially a mundane AU although the characters still behave as though they are sci-fi characters. To some extent it comments on the events of the final episode and the Blake/Avon ship, with Jonny Vegas's Blake asking Avon whether he's "seeing anyone right now" (In the DVD extras Paul Darrow claims "the Blake-Avon relationship is accurately cameod in the portrayal by Johnny Vegas of Blake",Blake's Junction 7 DVD review on Den of Geek, 2008 which presumably means he doesn't get the joke, or is much more open minded that other events suggest). The film further engages with fandom by casting a man as Servalan (a character who had, by this time, emerged as a popular gay icon; who was relatedly regularly cosplayed by male fans at conventions).
It stars Mark Heap as Kerr Avon, Johnny Vegas as Roj Blake, Martin Freeman as Vila Restal, MacKenzie Crook as Servalan, Raquel Cassidy as Jenna Stannis, Justin Edwards as Olag Gan, Taz as Cally and Ginny Holder as Dayna Mellanby, as well as Peter Tuddenham as Orac. It was written by Tim Plester and directed by Ben Gregor.
The film was released on DVD in 2008 to celebrate 30 years of Blake's 7. Extras included commentary on Blake’s Junction 7 with Paul Darrow and Mark Heap; "The 2 Avons" - exclusive interview with Paul Darrow and Mark Heap; Mackenzie Crook interview; Peter Tuddenham recording session; trailer; unused footage; commentary on World of Wrestling with filmmakers Ben Gregor and Tim Plester.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Fanworks inspired by Blake's Junction 7==
Coming out in 2005 meant the film effectively missed the first big internet age of B7 fandom, which had largely subsided by this point. Currently the only known BJ7 fic is Em One (and beyond) by Aralias (Blake/Avon).
==References==
Category:Blake's 7
Category:2005 Fan Films
Blake's Seven: The True Story

Blake's Seven: The True Story is a gen AU Blake's 7 novel by Ros Williams. It is described by The Avon Club as "A very funny Alternative Universe Story."
It was originally published as a serial in many issues of The Avon Club Newsletter and was republished as a stand-alone story by The Avon Club.
There is a review by Jean Graham of this zine in both The Revel Times (unknown issue) and Avon Club Newsletter #54.
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
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==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Blake's Seven 10th Anniversary Charity Appeal

Blake's Seven 10th Anniversary Charity Appeal was a fan activity to raise money for charity in the name of Blake's 7.
Fans donated items to be auctioned off at Space City and Scorpio.
Proceeds from the sale of the reprinted zine Episodes were donated to this cause.
There are photos of the presentation of the total amount in Horizon Newsletter #10 (December 1989).
From a October 1988 zine editorial:
==Gareth Thomas Raises Many Glasses, and Some Money==
Gareth Thomas, the actor who portrayed Roj Blake, did some fundraising at Space City: 
==References==
Category:Blake's 7
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Activism
Category:1988 Events
Category:1989 Events
Blake's Seven Encyclopaedia

You may be looking for Sevencyclopaedia, a Blake's 7 encyclopedia by Neil Faulkner.
Blake's Seven Encyclopaedia is gen Blake's 7 resource. It may or may not have the subtitle: "Tariel Cell."
Blake's Seven Encyclopaedia 1 contains 91 pages.
Blake's Seven Encyclopaedia 2 
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1982 Zines
Blake's Seven Information Service and Appreciation Society

Blake's Seven Information Service and Appreciation Society was a Blake's 7 fan club out of the UK. It was later retitled "Seveners Club."
It ran for eighteen months. The officially recognised Blake's 7 fan club Horizon took over the membership of Seveners in April 1980
Some of the members joined Liberator Popular Front. Fairman originally agreed to let the this second club share her mailing list and sell her zines, but then declined.
==Publications==
* Orac
* Resistance Communique
* Spacefall
* Wallow Zine
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Blake's Venture

Blake's Venture is a Blake's 7 humor 20-page zine by Anthony Murray "of Frontier Worlds fame."
It was available for 50p and an SAE.
This zine was related to the film Drake's Venture. 
A sister zine appears to be Drake's Seven.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Blake's Wake

Blake's Wake (also "Blake Wake" and "Blake-Wake") is a Blake's 7 convention activity.
At ORAC in 1988, "Blake Wake" was the Saturday night party.
At RevelCon in 1989, "Blake's Wake" was the dead dog party, an end of the con party that's usually for the convention workers only.
From Horizon Letterzine #2 in 1992: "One of the many high points at the Blake-Wake was seeing the episode "Blake" again."
Category:Blake's 7 Fandom Glossary
Blake-a-Thon and Script Reading Marathon

Blake-a-Thon and Script Reading Marathon were two combined 1989 fan activities.
A full report of both of them was written by Roberta Roe and published in Horizon Newsletter #22.
The "Blake-a-Thon" was a whirlwind tour by bus, rail, and car of five Blake's 7 filming places. It took place on March 24, 1989. Fans were dressed in costume as characters from the show: Avon, Vila, Travis, and Servalan.
The "Script Reading Marathon" took place the next day at a hotel during a con called Elydore. This consisted of fans reading aloud from scripts, accompanied by sound effects.
==Some Excerpts==
===The Blake-a-Thon===
===The Script Reading Marathon===
Category:Blake's 7 
Category:Fandom Occurrences
Category:1989 Events
Blake/Avon/Vila

Blake/Avon/Vila is a threesome slash pairing between three of the most prominent male characters of Blake's 7, Roj Blake, Kerr Avon and Vila Restal. While far less common than both Blake/Avon and Avon/Vila and even Blake/Vila individually, fanworks for the threesome exist.
==Fanworks==
Sometimes, stories that could be classified under this triad revolve around jealousy / romantic rival plots: Usually either Blake or Vila desire Avon, while Avon is with the other or would rather be with the other. However, there are also some "true" threesome/polyamory stories. 
* Lights Out: A Game of Tag, Part III by Caroline D. (BDSM with Blake and Vila teaming up on Avon.) 
* Bittersweet by Sebastian (Blake/Avon/Vila, into Blake/Avon)
* Aphrodisiac, a filled prompt on the B7 Kink Meme: "Avon/Blake/Vila (or Avon/Vila), dubcon because of drugs. Vila accepts a mysterious drug from strangers, it turns out to be some sort of sex pollen."
Category:Blake's 7 Relationships
Blake/Travis

Blake/Travis is about Roj Blake and Travis from Blake's 7.
Blake/Travis fics usually add sexual dimension to Travis' obsession with Blake. Some of them portray the attraction as one-sided, others suggest that they used to be lovers, usually pre-canon. The essay Recurring Themes in Blake's 7 Fan Fiction describes stories with this pairing as "one answer to the ever-popular question "why didn't Blake kill Travis."
==Sample Fiction==
* Amber Ambiguities by Bryn Lantry ("Travis, Blake, shackles and flowers. Dear me."). Rewritten version of a gen story, was published in Homosapien #1
* Reprisal by Marie Celeste in The Other Side #8
* 144 (published in Sopron #3) and 22 Cats by executrix (two PWB fics about Travis being used as a honey trap)
* Collaboration, Wayback link by executrix ("Inspired by "Good Omens" and Shirley Jackson's "One Ordinary Day, With Peanuts.")
* Love in an Identity Crisis by emmaliza (Written for the kinkmeme prompt: "Blake keeps sparing Travis's life because he is secretly in love with him. Yes.")
==Fanvids==
* Follow Me 
==References==
Category:Slash Pairings
Category:Blake's 7 Relationships
BlakeFest

Blakefest is a gift exchange fest celebrating Blake's 7. It is moderated by Aralias (with support from Elviaprose) and, like her previous fest More Politics, it came about as a direct result of Aralias not being able to write for a chosen fandom in Yuletide.chrismas fests post by Aralias on Dreamwidth Aralias wanted posting to happen around Christmas (specifically Gauda Prime Day), but was encouraged to move the fest later in the year so that those who were participating in other Christmas fests wouldn't be overwhelmed.Ibid. The fest is hosted on Dreamwidth and has an Archive of Our Own collection.
The first two rounds of the fest were prompt-based gift exchanges. The third round was a remix, moderated by Elviaprose.
==History==
* Blakefest 1 (subtitled 'In the Blake Midwinter') posted from Feb 22nd to March 1, 2014. Masterlist on DW. Nine fics were produced, as well as four pieces of fanart, one vid, and one piece of meta.
* Blakefest 2 posted in October 2014. Masterlist on DW. Five fics were produced, as well as one vid and one piece of meta.
* Blakefest 3 (remix edition) posted in March/April 2016. Masterlist on DW. Seven fics were produced for the com-deadline, with others posted later and included in the AO3 collection only.
==Rules==
The rules for the prompt-exchange fests state:
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Challenges
Category:Gift Exchanges
Category:2013 Gift Exchanges
Category:2014 Gift Exchanges
Category:2015 Gift Exchanges
Category:2016 Gift Exchanges
Blake Bash

The Blake Bash were rotating Blake's 7 fandom house parties that took place in Southern California in the late 1980s. Since Los Angeles is geographically spread out, with guests having to drive hours each way, fans would rotate the monthly parties throughout Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Orange Counties. As The Professionals fandom became more popular in the early 1990s, the group, numbering around 50 fans, decided to alternate the parties between the two fandoms rather than splitting. And, as more and more fandoms were added to the community, the name changed to the more generic "Southern California Slashbashers". Two popular events shared by the entire community were the Escapade slash convention held in Santa Barbara and Lily Fulford's Guy Fawkes party in Long Beach.
As of 2014, the group still meets today, almost 20 years after it began and numbers around 20 fans. However, as the group has aged and the Internet has made fandom more visible and diverse, access to the group has become restricted. New members must be sponsored by an existing member and carefully screened for compatibility in both fandoms and philosophy. The Yahoo Group mailing list is set to private and cannot be found by searching. In 2014, local fans set up a more open and accessible Los Angeles Slash Fandom group for meetups for slash fans in the LA area.
In her February 2012 interview during the Escapade Oral History Project, long time member Kathy S. said: 
Morgan Dawn remembers: 
In 2020, the group still meets informally, having shifted to Zoom meetings to deal with the pandemic. In August 2020, several reminisced about the first bashes:
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Blake Belladonna

Blake Belladonna is a protagonist of the RWBY series.
==Canon==
Blake Belladonna a former student of Beacon Academy and member of team RWBY along with Ruby Rose, Weiss Schnee and Yang Xiao Long.
==Fandom==
===Common Tropes and Fanon===
* Catgirl: In more light-hearted or comedy fanworks, Blake's cat-like attributes are often exaggerated.
* Non-binary
* Orphan: Blake was commonly thought to be an orphan raised by the White Fang. However volume 4 debunked this when Blake's parents were introduced in a later season. 
* PTSD & Abuse: Predominantly due to her past relationship with Adam and time within the White Fang.
* Racebending: Blake is likely the RWBY universe's equivalent of Asian, and as a Faunus is part of an oppressed minority. She is sometimes portrayed as dark-skinned, particularly in fanart.
* Tattoos: Relating to the White Fang.
===Shipping===
Blake is the common character in the fandom's largest ship war between to pairings: Bumbleby vs Blacksun.
* Bumbleby (Blake/Yang)
* Monochrome (Blake/Weiss)
* Ladybug (Blake/Ruby)
* Blacksun (Blake/Sun)
* Bee's Schnees (Blake/Yang/Weiss)
==Notable Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* gay little bean by kjthetalekeeper
* Blake V4 by Koyorin
 
===Vids===
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Blake Belladonna works at AO3
* Blake Belladonna works at FFN
* Blake Belladonna tag on Tumblr
===Wikis===
* Blake Belladonna at Wikipedia
* Blake Belladonna on RWBY wikia
==References==
Category:RWBY Characters
Blake Something

Blake Something is a 12-page digest-sized zine by Paul Darrow, the actor who played Kerr Avon. It was published for the 1987 Creation Con.
The zine is online here.
Its content is commentary by Paul Darrow about how he was hired to play the part of Avon. 
There is a "zine review" of it in The Avon Club Newsletter #32 by Judith M. Seaman titled "Mercutio, Mercutio! Wherefore Art Thou...?" which is a reference to Darrow's comments in the zine: 
 
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==Fan Comments==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Blake Triplets

The Blake Triplets was a meme in The 100 fandom. It shows three different images of the character Bellamy Blake, each image is given a a different name and characteristics, Bradbury, Bellamy and Boris. It seems to have been a humorous way to illustrate the fluctuating characterization of Bellamy on The 100, almost like he was three different characters in each of the first three seasons. The original appears to have been created by baellamyclarke on twitter, who later said she regretted creating it. The meme became popular with The 100 fans on twitter and tumblr, and some even created fanworks based on the concept.
==Resources==
*Tumblr Tags: Blake Triplets, The Blake Triplets, BBB meme
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==References== 
Category:The 100
Category:2016 Memes
Category:Art Memes
Blake the Federation Slayer

Blake the Federation Slayer is a charity zine anthology by Executrix with her Blake's 7 and Buffy the Vampire Slayer crossover stories. It was published in 2003. 
The cover showed Blake's tombstone, with the epitaph "He fought the Federation. A lot."
==Contents==
* Once More With Stealing's Quicker (The lyrics for the fortunately non-existent Musical Episode of Blake's 7, which can be sung to the tune of the songs from "Once More With Feeling")
* A Bunch of Us Or, Gand Candy (History is written by the victors, so it takes a certain amount of nerve for the Liberator crew to use their Chronoport Bracelets to go to Sunnydale and confront its fearsome dictator. What they didn't count on was the candy.)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Charity Zines
Category:Crossover Zines
Category:Blake's 7 Zines
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:2003 Zines
Blakes Seven 1983 Calendar

Blakes Seven 1983 Calendar was created by Anthony Howe and Stephen Collins.
It was published by "The Australian Doctor Who Fan Club" and New Horizons.
 
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Category:1983 Calendars
Category:Blake's 7 Calendars
Blakesindex

Blakesindex is an 530-page index to Blake's 7 zines (up to 1994) edited and compiled by Bill Hupe. It was intended to be a full index of all available zines by author, title, and subject, and poetry and art, but left out many publishers including Ashton Press, Pony Press, and Wendy Rathbone. Even represented publishers' zines were incomplete listings.
==Similar Projects==
* A Guide to Blake's 7, Mary A. Fall and Deb Walsh (1983)
* Blake's 7 A-Z: An Index to B7 Fiction, Emma Abraham (1984)
* Blakesindex, Bill Hupe (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica, Sarah Thompson (1996)
* A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines, Sarah Thompson (2003)
* , Judith Proctor (2003?)
==A Project in Direct Response==
One fan, Sarah Thompson, was so dissatisfied with this compilation that she made one of her own.
Her project results were posted in sections on the Space City mailing list, Lysator, and in Rallying Call #19 (and perhaps later issues). The entire project was produced in hard copy and offered for sale in November 1996. See: A Guide to Blake's 7 Erotica and A Guide to Blake's Seven Genzines. These print zines won STIFfies in 1996 and 1999.
Much of these compilations are what became the the Blake's 7 zine listings at Judith Proctor's Hermit.org site.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Non-fiction Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Blame It On the Night

Blame It On the Night is a slash 62-page digest-sized Sentinel novel by Senta Nahill. 
The cover by is by KOZ. 
It was previously printed in Mating Rituals where it won a FanQ award for Best Sentinel in 1998.
==Summary==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Sentinel Slash Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Blame Taylor

:For the communities, see Blame Taylor (Facebook group) and Blame Taylor (LiveJournal community).
Blame Taylor is a term used in the Hanson fandom to blame Taylor Hanson for problems both within the fandom and within fan's lives.
This term was in use as early as 2004, and seems to be tied to jokes the band themselves have made about Taylor's clumsiness.
Communities on LiveJournal and Facebook exist for fans to vent their frustrations in the form of blaming Taylor for any and all problems. 
==References==
Category:Hanson Fandom Glossary
Blame Taylor (Facebook group)

Blame Taylor is a Facebook group for Hanson fans. It was created for the same tongue in cheek purpose as the LiveJournal community of the same name: for fans to jokingly Blame Taylor for any problems in their lives, the fandom, etc. 
As of October 22, 2017, it has 408 members.
Category:Facebook
Category:Hanson Communities
Category:2017 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Bland Marvel Headcanons

Bland Marvel Headcanons is a Tumblr blog that posts headcanons submitted by fans about any and all Marvel fandoms.
==Content==
* Submit
* Ask
* Prompts
* Headcanons Archive
* Headcanons separated by Tags
* FAQ
* Rules
* Affiliates with Marvel Secrets, Bland DC Comics Headcanons, MCU Headcanons, Marvel Expanded
==History==
The last official headcanon posted on December 7, 2014. It officially closed on January 1, 2015."Bland Marvel Headcaons Is CLOSED FOR SUBMISSIONS."
==Notable Headcanons==
==References==
Category:X-Men 
Category:The Avengers (Marvel) 
Category:Spider-Man 
Category:Captain America 
Category:Daredevil 
Category:Fantastic Four 
Category:Hulk 
Category:Iron Man 
Category:Thor 
Category:Guardians of the Galaxy
Category:Runaways 
Category:Young Avengers
Category:Marvel Cinematic Universe
Category:2014 Tumblr
Category:2015 Tumblr
Category:Comics Tumblrs
Blank

Blank is a supporting character in the Square Enix video game Final Fantasy IX.
==Canon==
A self-confessed enigmatic lady-killer, Blank's impact on Final Fantasy IX is cut tragically short when he gets snared by a Plant Spider and subsequently petrified in Evil Forest.
He gets healed later at the hands of his 'bro' Marcus, however the majority of his personality shines through in these first few hours of gameplay, where he's obviously willing to sacrifice himself for others, and can easily tell the difference between right and wrong.
Blank will never be a main character (despite what some AUs say), but as a support, he really shines.
==Fandom==
Among the three original 'Tantalus boys', Blank is generally considered the most popular. Whether this is down to sheer looks, or the fact that his personality is the closest to Zidane's is objective, however Blank enjoys the occasional fic appearance.
===Shipping===
Blank isn't often shipped due to how obscure a character he is, although he's still more popular than Marcus or Cinna. Ships with either of his two 'bro's can be expected, as well as pairings with Baku or Zidane.
Blank's relationship with Ruby is very hot and cold, so while a ship could happen (and possibly has happened), they might not be seen as compatible.
Lastly, Blank can be shipped with any of the main characters due to a few AU fics that have him and Zidane switch places for the entirety of the storyline. Just don't expect Blank/Dagger. Apparently she's not even his type.
==Links & Resources==
* Blank (Final Fantasy IX) tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy IX Characters
Blank Space (Arrow vid)

Blank Space is a pairing fake trailer vid by KristinaOrtutova for the Olicity pairing from the Arrow fandom. 
As of February 9, 2015, the video has more than 33,300 views. It has 2,312 likes and only 12 dislikes. It has 2,160 notes on Tumblr.
==Vidder's notes==
:"Some of you might have noticed that I've been working on a new Olicity trailer for a couple of days now (advantage of twitter haha) and you surely now that I was pretty excited about it. Anyway I finally finished it. My last Olicity trailer had, and still has a reaaaally but reaaaally big succes and I can not tell how thankful I am for that. Ever since I uploaded my last trailer I was thinking about new one. Making Olicity trailers is much harder than TVD ones. So to come up with storyline took me like 2 months and editing 2 days. If you have any question about the storyline feel free to ask but I think it's quite clear. The jump from the time when he was shipwrecked to the present is 3 years. I did everything what was in my power to make this trailer emotional, interesting and most of all comprehensible. Feel free to thank me that I didn't kill anyone this time haha."
:"Btw I really hope you're gonna love this trailer, story just as much as you love 'I'll Remember' ♥ love you guys!"
:Program used Sony Vegas Pro 13. 
==Summary==
The vid features various voiceovers and various manipulated dialogue by Oliver Queen, Felicity Smoak, John Diggle, Quentin Lance, Laurel Lance and Tommy Merlyn. There are also various manipulated voiceovers from news reporters from the series, and various appearances by the other Arrow characters including Donna Smoak and Ray Palmer. 
A brief overview summary of the vid:
Oliver and Felicity were together before he gets stuck on an island for three years. He was thought to be dead before he returned to right the wrongs of the city. Oliver thinks that it would be better for Felicity to move on (suggesting a Felicity/Ray relationship) - that he can't do what he does and be with her. He keeps his role as the vigilante a secret until she and her mother are kidnapped. In order to get her to trust him, Oliver reveals his identity. Felicity struggles with knowing he's alive and is the vigilante.
==Comments==
==Works Inspired By It==
* Blank Space by alaynaclairr at Wattpad.
==References==
Category:Arrow Vids
Category:2015 Vids
Category:Het Vids