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The Roads Never Lead Where They're Supposed to Go

The Roads Never Lead Where They're Supposed to Go is a Stargate Atlantis story by eleveninches.
The pairings are McKay/Sheppard, Weir/Zelenka.
==Author's Notes==
"For the B-Movie Ficathon Challenge: A brilliant geneticist plans to expose a lethal virus to every human being on the planet. Her objective: to destroy humankind in favour of her new strain of prehistoric dinosaurs. Two people stand in the way of her diabolical plan, a cynical night watchman and a lovely idealistic environmentalist. The two must overcome their differences long enough to uncover the scientist's scheme and fight her carnivorous creations in a desperate battle against the extinction of the human race.
In other words: A slightly different John and Rodney, in a slightly different Atlantis, fight Marines, dinosaurs, and each other. Alternate Universe; McKay/Sheppard, Elizabeth/Zelenka."
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Stargate Atlantis FanfictionCategory:Stargate Atlantis John/Rodney Fanfiction
Category:2006 Fanfiction‎
The Roads Not Taken (Beauty and the Beast zine)

You may be looking for Roads Not Taken, a Blake's 7 zine.
The Roads Not Taken is a het Beauty & the Beast novel written by Sandy P. Shelton. 
It has a sequel, More Roads Not Taken.
==Summary==
The publisher's flyer for "The Roads Not Taken" describes it as a series of alternate and more romantically satisfactory developments taking off from ten first and second season episodes. "What was has been changed to what should have been."
From an expanded ad in volume #2 Of Love and Hope: 
==Parts== 
* A Mother's Touch
* Loss of Innocence
* Blessings of the Heart (includes some art)
* From Orphans to Lovers
* The Other Kingdom by the Sea
* The Watchful Seduction
* The Way is Dark
* The Fall of Ozymandias
* What Rough Beast, What Gentle Beauty
* The Broken Arabesque
* Outsiders to Love
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1994 Zines
The Robert Picardo Fan Club

The Robert Picardo Fan Club is a club with a focus on the actor who, among other things, portrays "The Doctor" on Star Trek: Voyager.
 
Its full title is "CARPE: The Central Alliance of Robert Picardo Enthusiasts, The Official Robert Picardo Fan Club." 
"The Robert Picardo Fan Club" published Activate!.
==About==
==The Membership Booklet==
* contains 22 pages
* a bio of Robert Picardo by Chris Powell
* screen and stage credits
* a long, long interview, conducted September 19, 1995 in Phoenix, Arizona by Tracey Ledel
* a cover by Renee Bowe
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:Star Trek VOY
Category:1995 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
The Robin Hood Fan Fiction Archive

The Robin Hood Fan Fiction Archive (RHFFA) is a medium-sized non-selective archive for fanfiction for the Robin Hood BBC television series of 2006–9. It was founded in May 2011 by jagnikjen, who states that it is the first one-stop shop for Robin Hood fic.Robin Hood Fan Community: The Robin Hood Fan Fiction Archive is finally up and running! (accessed 20 June 2013) The archivists are jagnikjen and robinfanatic. It is affiliated with the fansite Hoodwinked.
The archive accepts all characters, genres, pairings and ratings, but adult-rated stories are locked to members only. Stories featuring actors are not permitted, nor are those in which adults have sex with minors. Warnings are obligatory, and include for language, character death and sex. 
The site design features several different skins.
==Stats and Authors==
As of April 2014, the archive houses 121 stories by 21 authors, and seems to have stopped being updated. The most popular story categories include romance, angst, tragedy, adventure, drama, alternate universe and humor. 
The authors archived are aaaaaah, adia313, a clue no, a flame within, Caro, corrielle, doodle, GisbornesLady, hannah ward, hulamoth, JAGnikJen, lrs93, meridian rose, Nettlestone Nell, phantom, railise, robinfanatic, Whytewytch, Xx RockChick xX, Amaranthe Athenais, lotusflower85, SaraBethie,muchbeddled, Lady Marianne and jadey 36. 
==Reference==
Category:Robin Hood (BBC)
Category:2010s
The Robins Band!AU

The Robins Band!AU is a multimedia Batfamily shared universe centered on the five main Robins as a band. It includes fanfiction, fanart, and even one fan song.
==Summary==
==Contributors==
*alexiel_neesan
*batstalker
*bunnywan
*byday_bynight
*colours07
*Darthbatgirl
*faile_neume
*Iambickilometer
*jbadgr
*joasakura
*jokers_daughter
*Kirax2
*la_petirrojo
*LadyBlkRose
*majoraccent
*minyandu
*misszilla
*mizuage_sake
*modestroad
*ms_duck
*munnin_odanin
*queen_marshed
*_sephet_
*shinigrace
*shiny_glor_chan
*strawberispring
*the_protagonist
Category:Batman FanfictionCategory:Shared UniversesCategory:2010 FanworksCategory:2011 FanworksCategory:2012 FanworksCategory:Batman Art
The Roddenberry Footnote

The Roddenberry Footnote is a footnote in the novelization for the 1979 movie Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Gene Roddenberry that had an impact on slash fandom. 
In the book, Roddenberry coined a new word for the Kirk/Spock relationship, saying that Spock thought of Kirk as his t'hy'la, a Vulcan word that he tells us, can mean "friend," "brother" or "lover." K/S fans took it as canonical justification; after all Roddenberry didn't have to include "lover" in the definition.
==Full Text of Roddenberry's Footnote==
==Reactions and Reviews==
Fan reaction, as expected, was varied.
===1979===
===1980===
===1984===
===1985===
==Further Reading==
* A Careful Analysis: The Roddenberry Footnote, from Naked Times #3 (1979)
* The Footnote: An Explication de Texte (1980)
*T'hy'la by ToolPackinMama at alt.startrek on narkive (circa 2000)
* "T'hy'la", Seriously by Laura Goodwin (2002)
* The K/S footnote (Re: The Slashiest of Profic: K/S Literature 101) by spockpuppet/Laura Goodwin (2002)
* Beyond T'hy'la: Slash Analysis of the Star Trek: The Motion Picture Novel (2011)
* Thoughts on the Roddenberry Quote, Vipersunjoy, (2010)
* , by Entity Sylvir (2014)
*DDuane responds winebrightruby about t'hy'la by Diane Duane (2015)
* "I've heard from several sources that Gene Rodenberry said that he believed in this pairing...Can somebody tell me where/when he said this??? (I need the information for a debate)" Kirk-Spock Question (WebCite) on alt.startrek.creative, CWilson1980, 1998-02-20, discusses both The Footnote and the "Greek ideal" musings in Shatner: Where No Man by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath.
*In Case You Were Wondering, William Shatner Knows Exactly What ‘Star Trek’ Slash Fiction Is by Ross A. Lincoln at thewrap.com (2020)
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Professional Works
Category:Star Trek TOS Fandom Glossary
The Roddenberry Maneuver

The Roddenberry Maneuver is a February 1968 essay by Juanita Coulson and Kay Anderson that was published in Yandro #168. 
The essay With Jaundiced Eye was also in this issue of "Yandro."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the quality of Star Trek, especially compared to other sf shows on television
* some insightful short reviews of the first season's episodes
* a request that fans vote for it in the upcoming Hugo Awards
==Excerpts==
 
==References==
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1968 Meta
Category:Star Trek TOS Meta
The Roddenberry Phone Call

The Roddenberry Phone Call is the phone call that Gene Roddenberry used to make to every August Party and is an example of TPTB's Involvement and Interference.
From Boldly Writing: "The August Party convention was held in Maryland in the 1970s. It always featured a long-distance call with Gene Roddenberry, and the information would then be passed along to the rest of fandom, often by way of reports in various zines." 
From The Halkan Council #11 (October 1975): "Gene Roddenberry's phone call to the August Party convention, and it had a remarkably accurate summary of the plot of Star Trek: The Motion Picture." 
The August/September 1981 issue of A Piece of the Action printed parts of a transcript of a telephone conversation with Roddenberry made earlier in the year at the August Party. The questioner asked: "If there were a series again, would you be interested in doing it?" Roddenberry's response was, "No. I won't line produce it again. TV is not as it used to be. There are too many people who will try to change what you are doing. I realize now that I had an easier time before. Now everybody has become an expert on science fiction. There are plenty of good young writer/producers who have the strength to fight, and I think they should do it." 
==Transcriptions==
Some of these phone calls were transcribed and printed in zines. 
Two examples: 
* 1978 Phone Call was in A Piece of the Action #66 and Augustrek
* 1979 Phone Call was in Augustrek
==The Idea and the Timing==
 
==A Fan Describes Some Behind-the-Scenes==
==Example: The 1979 Phone Call==
Image:1979phonecall-1.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page one, transcribed, printed in the Augustrek program book (the little section at the top is the last part of the 1978 phone call, also transcribed in that program book)
Image:1979phonecall-2.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page two 
Image:1979phonecall-3.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page three 
Image:1979phonecall-4.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page four 
Image:1979phonecall-5.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page five 
Image:1979phonecall-6.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page six 
Image:1979phonecall-7.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page seven 
Image:1979phonecall-8.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page eight 
Image:1979phonecall-9.jpg|the 1979 phone call, page nine 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Events
Category:1975 Events
Category:1970s Events
The Rodilla Project

The Rodilla Project is a slash multifandom anthology with the theme of various fandom characters moving to live in a planned gay community in Rodilla, California in 1990.
Material not accepted: "S/M, death, despair... and K/S."
==Summaries from Ads==
From On the Double: "A shared universe project. Who answered the ad for a gay police chief (in an established relationship), for a planned gay community in Northern California? Who gets the job? Several answers by several different writers."
From The Monthly: "An all-gay town in California advertises for policemen. The stories tell of how they responded, how they interviewed, who didn't apply!"
==Submission Request==
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
The table of contents lists page count rather than page numbers.
* Table of contents and comment page (2 pages)
* Rodilla Info, the flyer that got this all started (2 pages)
* Gabgarian, part 1 and 2 by Eileen Roy (original fiction) (2 pages)
* Two Vignettes by Eileen Roy (The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (6 pages)
* Empty Nest, Full Closet by E. Roy (Empty Nest) (3 pages)
* Wanted: Two Good Men by D. Morgan (Starsky and Hutch) (6 pages)
* Growing Up by DVS (Patalliro) (7 pages)
* The Miracle by DVS (original fiction) (1 page)
* Discovery by Mary Millard (Starsky and Hutch) (17 pages)
* City Boy by E. Roy (Dirty Harry) (1 page)
* More Gabgarian, part 3 and 4 by Eileen Roy (original fiction) (2 pages)
* Just Lovers by Anna Parrish (Simon & Simon) (9 pages)
* A Quickie by DVS (Hardcastle & McCormick) (half a page)
* Gabgarian, part 5 by Eileen Roy (original fiction) (1 page)
* Working Your Way Up by DVS ("?") (2 pages)
* Circle by Charlotte Frost (Twin Peaks) (28 pages)
* Highlighting the Future by DVS (Miami Vice) (24 pages)
* The Rodilla Affair by Mary Millard (The Man From U.N.C.L.E.) (6 pages)
* Plus Ca Change, Plus C'est La Meme Chose by Susan Crites (A/B) (Andy Griffith) (4 pages)
* Dreams Do Come True by Leah S. (Quantum Leap) (6 pages)
* Gabgarian, part 6 by Eileen Roy (original fiction) (1 page)
* Letter by Susan Crites (Hill Street Blues, fiction in the form of a legal letter) (1 page)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Multimedia Slash Zines
Category:1993 Zines
The Rogue and Gambit Page

The Rogue and Gambit Page is a fansite and small fanfiction archive in X-Men fandom, dedicated to the pairing of Gambit/Rogue. It contains 13 stories by 7 contributing authors. The site was active in the early 2000s, with the last update being in August 2002.
thumb|left|upright=1.5|Screen capture of home page
Category:X-Men Archives
Category:Het Archives
Category:2000s
The Rolling Rose

The Rolling Rose was an apazine relating to the show Yellow Rose. "The Yellow Rose" became popular with Starsky & Hutch fans due to the fact that David Soul was in it.
From a notice in Between Friends #2: "Not a l/z, not a n/l. This is an ongoing collection of xerox copies of YELLOW ROSE related articles and comments. SASE for info on what's currently available and xeroxing costs."
Category:1984 Zines
Category:Yellow Rose
The Rolling Stones

Billed as "The World's Greatest Rock and Roll Band," the Rolling Stones are a British rock band who were part of the British Invasion with The Beatles and The Who. Among their best-known songs are "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," "You Can't Always Get What You Want," "Brown Sugar," "Start Me Up" and "Sympathy for the Devil."
==Fan Works==
* 
* Also for a time in the late 90s/early 2000s they hosted a fanfiction section on their official site.
==Fan Art==
* 
==Pairings==
The most common pairing on AO3 is lead singer Mick Jagger and guitarist Keith Richards.
==Other Links==
* 
* 
* 
* 
Category:Music RPF
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Romance Continues (1993 calendar)

The Romance Continues is a 1993 Beauty and the Beast calendar by Inez Brown with poetry by Pat Leslie. It was featured during the 2013 Winterfest.
 File:1993calendarbrowncoversm.jpg| left|cover of the 1993 calendar
File:Bbcal1993.jpg|from a flyer
 File:Brown93prefacesm.jpg| sample poem by Pat Leslie used as the calendar preface
==References==
Category:Beauty and the Beast Calendars
Category:1993
The Romantic Myth and Transcendence: A Feminist Interpretation of the Kirk/Spock Bond

The Romantic Myth and Transcendence: A Feminist Interpretation of the Kirk/Spock Bond is the title of a 1982 oral presentation given by Patricia Frazer Lamb and Diana L. Veith at a conference.
The text of this presentation was reprinted with permission in the 1985 Sime~Gen zine Post-Syndrome: Considerations on Sexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe. While the topic and some of the contents of the book chapter and the oral presentation are quite similar, the 1986 version is very different from this one where the presentation was revised quite heavily and included in the book "Erotic Universe: Sexuality and Fantastic Literature." with the title Romantic Myth, Transcendence, and Star Trek Zines.
"Romantic Myth, Transcendence, and Star Trek Zines" is oft-cited, and a very early example of acafandom.
Joanna Russ cited it her early works, as does Henry Jenkins in his book Textual Poachers.
This article was reprinted in full, with permission from the authors, in the Sime~Gen zine Post-Syndrome: Considerations on Sexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe. Following the reprinted article were several comments by fans. 
Another essay which predated this one by a year is The K/S Concept: A Feminist Perspective -- A Personal Statement by Judith Gran.
==The Introduction in "Post-Syndrome: Considerations on Sexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe"==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Kirk/Spock relationship, both as an intense and exclusive platonic one and as a sexual one, both described using the term K/S -- the term slash is never used
* zines
* Leslie Fiedler's Love and Death in the American Novel
* Lillian Faderman's Surpassing The Love Of Men
* a 1979 Harvard Educational Review article by Carol Gilligan
* the Ladies of Llangollen, two 18th century aristocratic English women, Eleanor Butler and Sarah Ponsonby, who eloped and lived together for the rest of their lives
* hurt/comfort, tying it in with sado-machoism: "Herein enters what we at first perceived to be an undue amount of sado-masochism, called the "hurt/comfort theme" by the K/S editors."
* female and male attributes
* patriarchy in space
* strong theme of the aired show was manifest destiny, but this is not the case in zines
* why has Kirk/Spock fic "gained such a hold on the imaginations of a large, well-educated, writing and reading female public as to come to make up a virtual subculture?"
* the attraction of pairing the white with the dark...
* "We have concluded that the K/S zines constitute a combination of a modern form of the "feminine" romantic novel and Fiedler's archetypal white male-black male relationship "haunting the American psyche."
* lack of strong female characters in aired Trek, "There were no women incomparables in the ST series."
* the Bem Sex Role Inventory
* "In the ST world, there are no wives. No one stays home to worry or do the laundry."
 
==Excerpts==
==Fan Comments Printed in "Post-Syndrome: Considerations on Sexuality in the Sime/Gen Universe"==
Category:1982 Academic Commentary
Category:Star Trek TOS Academic Commentary
Category:Slash Fanfiction
The Romulan Commander (male)

You may be looking for the The Romulan Commander (female).
 
The Romulan commander is an unnamed character that appears in the Star Trek TOS episode "Balance of Terror". He was played by Mark Lenard, who also played Sarek.
==Fan Art Featuring the Romulan Commander==
 
File:Despatch12front.jpg|from Despatch Collected and The Despatch #12, artist is Marilyn Hawkes 
Image:despatch22-2.jpg|from T-Negative, reprinted in The Despatch #21, artist is Chris Loftus
File:Romulanwine1.jpg| The male Romulan Commander from "Balance of Terror." This is the cover of Romulan Wine #2 (reprinted in The Despatch #17), and the artist is Cara Sherman Tereno.
Image:lonestar2-1.jpg|inside page from LoneStar Trek issue #2, Brett Barham for "Judgement of Terror"
Category:Star Trek TOS Characters
The Rookies

The Rookies is a 70s police procedural.
==Canon==
===Characters===
==Fandom==
===Challenges, Communities & Mailing Lists===
====Mailing List====
* The Rookies
===Shipping===
==Example Fanworks==
* Many Changes, fiction by Jeannie Webster (A preface to The Rookies episode, "Tribute to a Veteran", in which Mark Lenard portrayed the character, Fred Cox.) (from Despatch #42 in 1980)
==External Links==
* Rookies at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:The Rookies
The Room (film)

The Room is a 2003 drama (and, by accident, a comedy) film created, written, produced, and directed by the mysterious Tommy Wiseau. The movie is notorious for its poor quality, earning it universally negative reviews but garnering it a cult following. It is known for its terrible acting, bizarre dialogue, and several poorly edited sex scenes, one of which is followed by Wiseau's bare butt shown to the audience as he gets out of bed. 
==Plot Summary==
The film centers on a socially clueless man named Johnny (played by Wiseau), who is set to marry his fianceé Lisa. Meanwhile, he acts as the father figure to a troubled young man named Denny, and works at a bank that pays well but keeps passing him over for a promotion. Lisa starts an affair with Johnny's best friend Mark, and later falsely accuses Johnny of battery. 
==Fan following==
The film is considered one of the worst ever made, which seems to be the draw of it to fans. People will watch it on "bad movie nights", and the film has even had public screenings. During these screenings, people laugh and jeer at the screen (with some specific "call lines" at certain points in the film), sometimes while throwing spoons; there is an audience participation element very similar to that of Rocky Horror showings. Wiseau and the character of Johnny are the subject of involved fan theories, many speculating that Johnny is an alien or a vampire. The latter theory has some weight to it; a scene that Wiseau planned but never filmed involved Johnny being a vampire and flying a car off his roof.Menezes, Ryan. Tommy Wiseau's 'The Room' Almost Had Vampires. 28 March 2022.
Speculation about Wiseau himself also abounds. His background before becoming a filmmaker remain largely unknown, and Wiseau himself has given conflicting information about his life. Many theories about Wiseau have been floated, including mostly-joke theories that he is an alien or some other supernatural being. 
The Room is a source of many memes stemming from the horrible acting, mainly "o hai, Mark" and "YOU ARE TEARING ME APART, LISA!". The film also has an ensemble darkhorse in the "doggy", a grayish-white pug/sharpei mix who appeared in the infamous flower shop scene The Room - Flower Shop Scene (Blu Ray) (1080p). Fans declared the adorable pooch "too pure for this movie."
==The Disaster Artist==
Greg Sestero, the actor who played Mark, wrote his memoirs of both filming the movie and his relationship with the eccentric, moody Wiseau. The book was adapted into a 2017 film starring James and Dave Franco.
== Fanworks ==
===Fanfiction===
===Fanvids===
* Go Animate "The Room" parody
* Patton Oswald - The Room Parody
* Darth Tommy Wiseau - Episode I : The Room / Star Wars mash-up
* The Room ~ Lost in Adaptation by Dominic Noble
===Reviews===
* The Room - Nostalgia Critic
* The Room Review: How Bad Could It Be?
* Obscurus Lupa's review
==Links==
* AO3 tag
* Fanfiction.net section
* The Room crossovers on Fanfiction.net
* The Room Wiki on Fandom.com
* The Room on Moviepedia
* The Room on IMDB
* Wikipedia:The Room
==References==
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
The Room of Woopsies

The Room of Woopsies is a Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan story by Alaric.
Summary: Obi-Wan finds out about a deep, dark secret of Qui-Gon's. Complete and utter silliness, as per usual.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Wars TPM Q/O Fanfiction
 
Category:1999 Fanfiction‎
The Room with a Computer

The Room with a Computer is an X-Men/Harry Potter crossover fanfic story by Minisinoo in which Scott Summers joins the Hogwarts staff as the new Muggles Studies Professor.
==Summary==
Hogwarts has a new professor of Muggle studies -- who happens to be a Muggle. Minerva McGonagall is skeptical, Hermione is curious, Ron is jealous, Ginny is impressed, and Harry has questions. Arthur Weasley finally gets a plane ride.
==Author's Notes==
==Awards==
* Runner up for "When Worlds Collide: Best Cross-Over" at Quill to Parchment Round 2. 
==Reception==
==References==
Category:Harry Potter Fanfiction
Category:Crossover Fanfiction
Category:2007 Fanfiction
Category:Gen Fanfiction
The Rooster Man of Gondor

The Rooster Man of Gondor is a Lord of the Rings vignette by Chelsea Nolen posted in August 2002. Set in Minas Tirith during the Return of the King, it slips neatly into canon and centres on a highly unusual and memorable original character, who gives a unique perspective on canon events. The tone mixes humour with the horror of war.
The author's summary is An unusual perspective of the siege at Gondor.
==Reception and Awards==
The story has been widely recommended. It is often used as a pimping rec for Lord of the Rings and as a story to introduce non-fans to fanfiction. Stultiloquentia includes it in her Newbie's Introduction to Fanfiction Top Ten, describing it:
If you ever need one short story to explain why people read and write fanfiction, this is a good candidate. It's my favourite kind: one that takes some small, forgotten stone in the wall, chips away at the mortar and releases an unexpected flood of light from behind.Stultiloquentia's Fanfic Recs (accessed 29 August 2012) (via WBM)
The story won Best Characterisation – Original Character in the 2003 round of the Mithril Awards.Mithril Awards: 2003: Award Winners (accessed 29 August 2012) It was placed third in the category The Lord of The Rings: Gondor in the Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards 2005.Middle-Earth Fanfiction Awards: Archive: The Rooster Man of Gondor (accessed 29 August 2012)
==Reviews==
==References==
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:2002 Fanfiction‎
The Root of All Evil

The Root of All Evil is a gen Real Ghostbusters novel by Mary Jean Holmes. It contains roughly 60 pages.
==Summaries==
Summary from the online version: 
Summary from a flyer: 
==Sample Interior==
Image:rootart2.jpg| art by Sandy Schreiber, ink and watercolor on Bristol
Image:rootart1.jpg| art from the zine, Sandy Schreiber is the artist: ink and Zip-a-Tone on Bristol
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:1990 Zines