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The Office

The Office is an American television comedy series that ran for 9 seasons on NBC. It is based on the BBC series of the same name. The documentary-style series takes place in Scranton, Pennsylvania and depicts the typical workdays of office employees at the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
==Canon==
The ensemble cast includes Steve Carrell as regional manager Michael Scott, John Krasinski as salesman Jim Halpert, Jenna Fischer as receptionist Pam Beesly, Rainn Wilson as salesman Dwight Schrute, B.J. Novak as temp Ryan Howard, Mindy Kaling as customer service rep Kelly Kapoor, Angela Kinsey as accountant Angela Martin, Paul Lieberstein as HR rep Toby Flenderson, Craig Robinson as warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin, Ed Helms as salesman Andy Bernard, Ellie Kemper as receptionist Erin Hannon, among others.
Some notable regular guest characters included Melora Hardin as VP of Sales Jan Levinson, Amy Adams as purse girl Katy, Andy Buckley as CFO David Wallace, Rashida Jones as saleswoman Karen Filippelli, Amy Ryan as HR rep Holly Flax, and Idris Elba as VP of Sales Charles Miner.
The series focused on many romantic relationships, especially on the Jim/Pam relationship. Other important relationships on the show included Dwight/Angela, Ryan/Kelly, Michael/Jan, Andy/Erin, and Michael/Holly. 
==Fandom==
Though never a huge ratings hit, The Office had a strong fan following and at its peak, a multitude of fanworks were produced. The series also had a sizable cultural impact; the city of Scranton fully embraced its role as the setting of the show, hosting an Office fan convention in 2007 and a parade and wrap party when the series ended in 2013.
Fanfic and other fanworks lean heavily towards canon and het, most prevalent being the Jim/Pam pairing, with Dwight/Angela, Ryan/Kelly, and Jim/Karen also having a sizable following. There are some works devoted to the fanon pairings of Pam/Toby, Pam/Ryan, and Andy/Kelly, and the slash pairing of Jim/Ryan and femslash pairing of Pam/Karen.
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
* ensemble fanart by Neanderthal-Jam
* The Office: Jim & Pam pencil drawing by desperate-endeavor
* Swaying isn't Dancing colored pencil drawing by ladamania
*Television By The Numbers, infographic by jimma-simmons (23 August 2014)
* Thanks, The Office, fanart by roaring-softly (16 May 2013)
===Fanvids===
* Pam & Jim: Boston by girlnextdoor3131
* Jim & Pam: The Silence Recut by ladama
* Love Today: Office Style by Mozart's Friend
* You Could Be Happy (Jim/Pam) by beccaproductions
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* More Than That, Jim&Pam/Office Fanfiction Archive
* The Office fanworks on FFN
* The Office (US) fanworks on AO3
* theoffice-fic on Livejournal
* office_fanworks on Livejournal
* theoffice_US, "the longest-running fan community for the US version of The Office" on Livejournal
* Dunderpedia: The Office Wiki on Wikia
Category:The Office
The Office of the A.D.

You may be looking for TheAD'sOffice (website) or "The Office, a a website dedicated to the IRC Chatroom by the same name: #TheAD'sOffice. 
 
The Office of the A.D. is a site for the X-Files fiction of frogdoggie. This fanfic has a focus of Walter Skinner.
It MAY have been an offshoot of Three Way Stop.
==References==
Category:X-Files Websites
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Squidge.org
The Officers of the Bridge

The Officers of the Bridge is a gen Star Trek: TOS 55-page zine, a special souvenir book. It contains art, bios, character analyses, photos, a reprint of the "Treck 'n James Primer," and "A Short Account of ST Fandom by Paula Smith".
From Karen Halliday's Zindex: "It appears to have been put together for a New York Star Trek convention at the New York Hilton (1/23-1/25/76). It contains cast and crew bios by Ralph and Valerie Carnes and a portfolio of portraits by Kelly Freas."
Another description says: "Articles about the original show's stars and the characters they played. PLUS A portfolio of full page color artwork by noted science fiction artist Kelly Freas of Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Bones McCoy, Scotty, Uhura, Chekov and Lt. Sulu (based on a scene from the episode The Naked Time). Seven pages in all of fantastic color art. Also photo's from the show and photo's & Biographies of the stars at various Trek conventions."Science Fiction Fantasy & Horror Magazine List FOR SALE. (Accessed 08 May 2010)
My Star Trek Scrapbook has a series of posts on the Freas art for this booklet.
== References ==
Category:Art Zines
Category:Con Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:1976 Zines
The Official Bill Hickey Fan Club

Bill Hickey was a Star Trek superfan. He created and ran the company "Starfleet Uniforms" which was the main manufacturer of the orlon Star Trek shirts that many fans bought and wore.
He was so famous that some fans created a fan club for him.
This club published a newsletter as well as a novel called Ultimate Fantasy.
In mid-1982, the creators of his fan club announced its formation and wrote: 
==References==
The Official Chelsea Quinn Yarbro Group

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The Official Chelsea Quinn Yarbro Group was a public Yahoo! Groups mailing list for fans of Chelsea Quinn Yarbro. The list owners and moderators were Blood Rose, Wiley, and Veerle.
It was founded in August 2003. 
On its front page: 
Just in case there was any doubt about the fic thing, the very short welcome letter to members stated: 
==CQY's Attorney was a Member==
Robin A. Dubner posted in 2008: 
One of the mailing list moderators replied: 
==Step Lightly==
List members were warned to step lightly and censor their discussion due to danger of spoiling Yarbro's plans for books.
In December 2004, one of the moderators explained to fans why she had deleted a thread that talked about fanfic and speculations, and explained that Yarbro wouldn't particpate in chats with fans:
One fan's response (one that garnered no response itself): 
==References==
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2003 Mailing Lists
Category:2000s Mailing Lists
Category:2010s Mailing Lists
The Official Colleen Doran & A Distant Soil Fan Club

The Official Colleen Doran & A Distant Soil Fan Club members were to receive a quarterly newsletter, a membership card, a postcard, an original 8x10 signed art print by Colleen Doran and discounts on swag.
The fan club proposed a fanzine called "Crystal Encounters." It was to have fiction, poetry, and artwork. In is unknown if this zine got off the ground. The submission request said: "...a fanzine devoted to ADS. Crossover, fantasy, historical works will also be considered. Slash & Adult material will be accepted as long as it is tastefully done. The zine will also contain special selections of Ms. Doran's art. Publication is slated for MediaWest 1992."
Category:1991 Fan Clubs
Category:A Distant Soil
The Official Dirk Benedict International Fan Club Journal

The Official Dirk Benedict International Fan Club Journal is a Dirk Benedict club zine.
It contains articles, photos, news, and announcements.
A sister zine is The D.B. News.
==Issue 1==
The Official Dirk Benedict International Fan Club Journal 1 was published in November 1988 and contains 32 pages.
* photo
* interview
* puzzle
* articles 
*The Saving of Starbuck, fiction (Battlestar Galactica (1978)) 
* The First Christmas, fiction (Battlestar Galactica (1978)) 
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:Battlestar Galactica (1978) Zines
The Official Fanfiction University of Middle-earth

The Official Fanfiction University of Middle-earth was the first Fan Fiction University project. It was a 63235-word fic by Camilla Sandman (Miss Cam).
It has sixty-three parts and an epilogue.
A similar fanwork is PPC: The Lost Tales.
==Ironic Misspelling: A MiniBalrog for Miss Cam==
""Every name spelled wrong in _Rings_, a MiniBalrog gets its 'wings.'" Website
Yes, for a site that mocked those for spelling errors, Miss Cam was unable to spell "enrollment" correctly, even in various versions of the website.
==The Website==
* The Official Fanfiction University of Middle-earth ("The staff. The students. The classes. The ever growing army of mini-Balrogs. A BreadLegs to adore. Aaand - Gimli gets the girl. Sauron and Morgoth never stop bickering. The Witch-Wall pines for love. Join us at OFUM.") (first website, around 2002)
* (maybe around 2004?)
==The "Enrolment" Form==
From an early website version:
==Class Descriptions==
* First semester subjects:
* Platonic Love 101 (Taught by: Sam and Frodo)
* Evil Is as Evil Does 101 (Taught by: Sauron)
* Elven Customs & Language 101 (Taught by: Elrond)
* What's In a Name? 101 (Taught by: Varies)
* Striding 101 (Taught by: Aragorn)
* Numerology 101 (Taught by: Elrond)
* Male Bonding 202 (Taught by: Gimli and Legolas)
* Evil Minions 202 (Taught by: The Nazgûls-varies)
* Dating in Middle-earth 101 (Taught by: Galadriel)
* What's In a Name (Taught by: Varies)
==The Fic==
* 
* AO3
==Original Header==
==Some Links==
* 
* 
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2000s
The Official Judson Scott 'I-Can't-Believe-You're-Doing-this-to-Me-What-Did-I-Ever-Do-to-You?' Joke Book

The Official Judson Scott 'I-Can't-Believe-You're-Doing-this-to-Me-What-Did-I-Ever-Do-to-You?' Joke Book is a 120-page anthology of jokes, cartoons, filks, stories and fables relating to Judson Scott and the characters he portrayed. "All the jokes you always wanted to hear but were afraid to say about the many faces of Judson Scott."
* No Son of Mine (Joachim's back and this time he's mad.)
* Family Skeletons (The Kendrick's family tree has some seriously bent branches.)
* Just Another Visitor (Never trust a man who glows.)
* The Wrath of Khan's Son (So you thought Sobi just resembled a few of our favorite singhs?)
* Golilocks and the Three Bores, or the Search for a Plot (Aloha, dude, Clay's on a mission from God, and Llanview will never be the same.)
* much more
==References==
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1990s
The Official Judson Scott Newsletter

The Official Judson Scott Newsletter contains news, stories, poetry, etc. regarding actor Judson Scott who portrayed the main character in Phoenix.
==Issue 1==
The Official Judson Scott Newsletter1 was published in December 1983 and contains 25 pages.
File:Officialjudsonnewsletter1.jpg
==Issue 2==
The Official Judson Scott Newsletter 2 was published in April 1984 and contains 30 pages.
 Image:officialjudsonnewsletter2.jpg| issue #2 
Category:1980s
Category:Phoenix
Category:1983 Zines
Category:Actor Zines
The Official Kickstart the Knight Web Site

The Official Kickstart the Knight Webpage was one of the online hubs for the campaign to get the television series Forever Knight back on the air. The site was started by Jessica Roop. After a few years, it moved—and moved again—expanding as it went.
The site archived past issues of The Crusader, the KtK newsletter, in a variety of forms (JPEG, PDF, text) depending on the issue.
The Kickstart the Knight auctions were posted on the site. There were also T-shirts for sale, and various computer "goodies" with the KtK logo that people could use to decorate their computers or websites.
==Website Locations==
The site was originally located at http://jessica.simplenet.com_ktk/. At that time it had a simple design with few graphics, though it was later embellished with a set in brown tones.
The site was largely moved to http://members.aol.com/ktkpage/ around 2000, and later moved again around 2002 to http://ktkpage.tripod.com/. However, there were links to a few graphics-heavy pages which were kept on a separate website at http://members.fortunecity.com/ktknight/.
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Forever Knight Websites
The Official Leonard Nimoy Fan Club

The Official Leonard Nimoy Fan Club is a club based in Coventry, England. 
==A Title Change==
Sometime before 2004, the club dropped "UK" from its title: 
==Articles and Interviews==
* An Interview with Maggy Edwards of the Official Leonard Nimoy Fanclub (April 2006)
* Is Coventry really the final frontier of sci-fi? (September 24, 2014)
==From a 2006 Interview==
==From a 2014 Article==
==References==
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:2000s Fan Clubs
Category:2010s Fan Clubs
Category:Actor Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
The Official Malastare stories

The Official Malastare stories also known as Anakin and Obi-Wan's houseAs seen in the Author's note of this story was a website hosting a series of gen Obi-Wan and Anakin stories by Smitty and Kerri S called "The Malastare Stories". The archive is no longer accesible but some of its stories are still listed in old rec pages. The House That Obi-Wan Built is listed in Jayne Hundt fic recs as "the first story in the Malastare series"Jayne Hundt fic recs.
The site was linked at Jedi Discipline as a fanfiction site.Jedi Discipline Fan Fiction Links, via Wayback: 11 July 2005. (Accessed 18 January 2016)
Although the site is defunct, part of the "Malastare Series" is still available in Smitty's ff.net account and JH: Star Wars and it includes the following stories:
*The House That Obi-Wan Built by Smitty
*Sofa, So Good by Smitty
*The Game] by Kerri S
*Roughing It by Kerri 
*Kidnapped! by Kerri S
*All Star by Kerri S
*Special Sauce by Smitty
*House of Cards by Smitty
*Something Borrowed, Something Blue by Kerri S
==References==
Category:Star Wars Websites
Category:2000s
The Official Melissketeer Homepage

The Official Melissketeer Homepage is a website for fans of Melinda McGraw and Melissa Scully. In the download library section is a page for fanfiction about Melissa Scully, including The Spirit of Friendship.
The page was hosted at FortuneCity. And GeoCities (it is unclear which preceded the other one).
==About the Archivist==
"I'm a disgruntled, lazy student who would much rather waste time on IRC than work towards a bright future and a good career. My interests include procrastination, Mozart, and weekly prayer group at the OBSSE chapel." 
==About the Site==
==Notes==
Category:X-Files Websitescategory:FortuneCity
Category:1990s
Category:GeoCities
The Official P/T Collective Archive

The Official P/T Collective Archive is the largest Paris/Torres archive on the internet.
== History ==
The Official P/T Collective Archive began as a group of writers and readers on AOL's Star Trek: Voyager messageboards.PTFAQ (Accessed October 2, 2008)
== Staff ==
*Archivist: LJC
== References ==
Category:Star Trek VOY Websites
Category:Het Archives
The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club

The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club (TORDFC) is an official but fan-run fanclub for the British sf/comedy television series Red Dwarf. It was founded in 1990 by Nic Farey and gained official status soon afterwards.Red Dwarf.co.uk: News: In The Club (accessed 5 September 2014)Ganymede & Titan: The Beginning (accessed 5 September 2014)
The club is based in the UK but has international membership. In 1992 the club had over a thousand members, and in 2000 it had 7000.The Official Red Dwarf Fan Club web site: About (2 November 2000; via Wayback Machine) The club won the 1994 Cult TV award for Best UK Fan Club.RED DWARF Frequently Asked Questions List (FAQ) (accessed 4 September 2014) It was mentioned on the show in the Back to Earth series of 2009.
==About==
==The Australia and New Zealand Branch==
The Electronic Tension Sheet is an offshoot of this club. It was a member of Multiverse Science Fiction Group.
==History==
Nic Farey describes the club's foundation in 2011:
==Activities==
The club has run the Dimension Jump convention since 1992. It published the quarterly club magazine Better than Life from 1990 until 2007, and has published another club magazine, Back to Reality, since 2009. It maintains a club website, including a members-only site with forums known as "BTL Online" or "BTLi".
==References==
Category:Red Dwarf
The Official Roy Dotrice Fan Association Magazine

The Official Roy Dotrice Fan Association Magazine is a publication dedicated to Roy Dotrice. In each issue you will find letters (and Roy's answer to it), photos, reviews, background information, and more. It was edited by Gwen Lord and was a publication of the fan club by the same name. 
It was published three times a year.
Info about the Fan Club is here.
Comments by Gwen Lord:
==Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
==Issue 3==
The Official Roy Dotrice Fan Association Magazine 3 was published in spring 1994.
==Issue 4==
==Issue 5==
==Issue 6==
==Issue 7==
==Issue 8==
==Issue 9==
==Issue 10==
==Issue 11==
==Issue 12==
==Issue 13==
==Issue 14==
==Issue 15==
==Issue 16==
==Issue 17==
==Issue 18==
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:1990s
The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator

The Official Star Trek Rumor Generatorr is by Jim Steele and appeared in Warped Space #13. 
It is an example of a generator.
Copies of this fanwork were also available separately through the mail, and in person at the Star Trek convention in New York in February 1976. Its format was a 11x17 poster that sold for $1.25. Profits were used to pay off the Michigan State University Star Trek Club's debt incurred for Ourcon. 
 
==Similar Fanworks==
* The Omnipotent Third Season Star Trek Script Generator
* The Official Star Trek Rumor Generator
* The Transporter Malfunction of the Month
==References==
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Fanworks
Category:1975 Fanworks
The Official Star Wars Fan Club

The Official Star Wars Fan Club was for profit and not run by fans.
It was the originator of the Star Wars Letters.
 
This fan club appears to have much overlap with The Lucasfilm Fan Club.
In 1979, Craig Miller (the then-president) told fans the club was "not being run to make money" but instead was a service to fans "who cared enough." He stated that they were going to do a better job listening to what fans wanted, and that they were going to market themselves to not just children, but also adults.
Starting with Miller, and later, Maureen Garrett, this fan club was highly involved in the controversial and far-reaching Open Letters to Star Wars Zine Publishers (1981).
==Black Falcon Ltd.==
In 1979, Craig Miller sent out a flyer to fans announcing that Black Falcon Ltd. was newly reorganized umbrella for the Official Star Wars Fan Club: 
An example of Black Falcon Ltd.'s interest in fanworks was the gathering of zines for Lucasfilm's personal files. This was optimistically mentioned in the June 1979 issue of Falcon's Flight: From that zine's editorial: 
For more on this club's "personal interest," see the controversial and far-reaching Open Letters to Star Wars Zine Publishers (1981).
==Some Direct or Indirect Publications==
* Bantha Tracks
* Lucasfilm Fan Club Magazine
* Star Wars Galaxy
* Star Wars Insider
==Fan Reactions==
A fan in 1997 expressed his displeasure about this club, citing over-priced goods, a catalog posing as a zine, poor customer service, and its general failure as a service to Star Wars fandom. See Sarlaac Pit: The Reason Sorry Products Were Made.
In 2003, a fan who lived in the UK wrote: "When will they start putting in articles and features, which are actually about things that happen in the UK? And what about some original letters as well please instead of copies from Star Wars Insider! It really is a dark time for Star Wars fandom in the UK." from Delta Source #12 
==Further Reading/Meta==
* T-R-U-E-F-A-N makes for Blue Fans: The Official Fan Club's Outrageous Fees (1999) 
* an article in Starlog #25
==References==
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
Category:Star Wars Fan Clubs
Category:Industry
The Official Total Drama Fan Group

The Official Total Drama Fan Group is a large Facebook group for the Total Drama fandom. Members can share fanworks and post show discussion, as well as interact with the creators of the show themselves. It is the only Total Drama fan-community with backing from show staff.
The group is private and has 10773 members as of 21 July 2024.
== References/Further Reading ==
Category:Facebook
Category:2013 Communities
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Category:Total Drama Communities
The Official X-Files Fan Club

The Official X-Files Fan Club (also sometimes stylized as: The X-Files Official Fanclub) was a fan-run, nonprofit official fan club for The X-Files. It was based in Glendale, California.
Club membership initially cost US$20 for US citizens, later US$49 for US fans. Initially it was not possible to become a member if one wasn't based in North America,http://www.rgross.de/xfaq.txt but later membership for European Philes were possible as well for a hefty annual fee of US$100.
Each year, members got a Membership Kit,https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.tv.x-files/yChq3qbxPbc which consisted of exclusive merchandise like for example an exclusive poster, stickers, behind-the-scenes photos, membership card and the like. Members also got discounts on the official merchandise. The membership kit was distributed by MVP Media.
Flyer promoting the club could sometimes be found in VHS and DVDs for the show.
==Activities==
The club held one of the first conventions for the series in 1995 and released four Official X-Files magazines every year that members received as part of their membership.The X-Files: A History of the Fandom, by Matt Allair, for DenOfGeek.com, updated Jan 24, 2018 The magazines were also available for purchase for non-members later at newsagents, probably after MVP Media took over the publishing. Initially it was produced by Topps, then by MVP Media.
Creation Entertainment, who later hosted the official eXpo conventions, was a sponsoring the club.
==See also==
* X Mysterie Fanclub
* The European X-Files fan club
==Links==
* Commercial for 1995 Seattle X-Files Convention
==Further reading==
* Fan CULTure: Essays on Participatory Fandom in the 21st Century, edited by Kristin M. Barton and Jonathan Malcolm Lampley
==References==
Category:X-Files Fan Clubs
Category:Fan Clubs
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
The Official Zac Hanson Club

The Official Zac Hanson Club was a Yahoo Group for Zac Hanson fans. It began as a club and continued on as a popular group after clubs and groups were combined.
As of December 27, 2016, there were 1965 registered members.
==Group Description==
Hey...join and enter to win a free autographed This Time Around Hanson cd!!!! Join now, offer ends soon. Every member is automatically entered.
Category:Hanson Mailing Lists
Category:1990s
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups
The Offspring (X-Files story)

The Offspring is an X-Files story by Kelli Rocherolle. Was nominated by the website generalprofound.faithweb.com as part of a collection Classics (or, Your Fanfic Education is Not Complete Until You've Read ...).
Summary: "A product of Scully's abduction comes back to haunt her."
==Chapters==
* The Offspring.
* The Offspring 2:Without a Trace 
* The Offspring 3:Challenge 
* The Offspring 4:Flying 
* The Offspring 5:Words 
* The Offspring 6:Escape 
* The Offspring 7:Getting to Nowhere 
* The Offspring 8:Illusion 
* The Offspring 9:Rewards 
* The Offspring 10:Strange 
* The Offspring 11:Fractures 
* The Offspring 12: Falling to Pieces 
* The Offspring 13:Brother Wolf, Sister Moon 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===Unknown Date===
===1998===
===1999===
===2002===
===2012===
==References==
Category:X-Files MSR Fanfiction
The Old Crowd

The Old Crowd was a Harry Potter mailing list on Yahoo Groups. 
It was formed in March 2003, three months before Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix was released. 
It was a highly restricted group made up of BNFs in the Harry Potter fandom, many of them former mods and list elves from Harry Potter for Grownups.
==Group Description==
==Fan Reaction==
At least one fan felt this group to be elitist and counterproductive to egalitarian discussion:
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Mailing Lists
Category:2000s
Category:Yahoo! Groups