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Starsky's Military Background

In Starsky & Hutch canon, David Starsky briefly mentions in the episode "The Plague, part I" that he was "in the army." He is also portrayed using hand grenades and rifles in a familiar way.
This, coupled with the freshness of the memory of the Vietnam War in fans' minds during the fandom's formative years, led many fans to envision a significant backstory for Starsky, one that had him serving in active combat in Vietnam. Most stories in which this background plays a significant role show Starsky's experiences as traumatic and emotionally devastating, or contributing substantially to the shaping of his personality.
No other explicit suggestion of past military experience is made in the show, making this a rather famous example of a Fanon taking on a life of its own to the point where it is almost universally accepted as fact. The question of whether Starsky really was in Vietnam was the subject of a 2004 SHarecon panel.WayBack Machine link link to 2004 panel listing.
==One Fan's Commentary==
From a review of Bomb Scare:
==How it Plays Out in Fanfiction==
* Fics in which specific experiences during his war that influenced his character as we see it in the show, which may appear even in stories that otherwise do not focus on Starsky's military background.
** Suzan Lovett's "The Thousandth Man" illustrates this practice in a passage where Starsky recalls an incident where he was forced to kill a young Vietnamese girl laden with explosives:
* Fics depicting and exploring the emotional repercussions of his experiences, including nightmares, guilt, and PTSD (which was just starting to be acknowledged as a psychological condition in the '70s), such as Terri Beckett's "Killing Ground"
* Original Characters who were Starsky's old army buddies appearing as supporting characters or villains in fanfics.
* The war is often used by slash writers to allow Starsky to have previous homosexual experiences in a context that wouldn't be OOC for him, as he is portrayed as hesitant and conflicted about homosexuality in the episode "Death in a Different Place." An early and influential example is the 1982 story "The Cost of Love" by Alexis Rogers.
* Some fics portray him being in the army or another branch of the military that WASN'T Vietnam (examples)
* Some very early works, such as nearly all of Teri White's stories, and Jan Lindner's "Bomb Scare" (perhaps the very first story showing Starsky in Vietnam ever written), had Hutch in Vietnam too, but this became pretty much nonexistent later as the immediate memory of Vietnam faded from the minds of fans, especially second-generation ones, along with the perception that it was common for police officers in the 1970s to be Vietnam veterans. Fanfic sometimes suggests that Hutch received a deferment due to his canonical college attendance.
==Examples==
* A list of fics that substantially involve the military or the Vietnam War at Tagging Bay City.
* The Cost of Love by Alexis Rogers
* Graven Images by Jane Aumerle
* Resonance by SunnyD
* Killing Ground by Terri Beckett
* Bomb Scare by Jan Lindner
* (needs more examples)
==References==
Starsky's Strut

Starsky's Strut was a Starsky & Hutch fan writer. 
In the mid 2000s, she participated in several fan interviews. 
She won several Torino Awards between 2004 and 2008 and was also nominated for the Paula Wilshe award. 
In 2009, she was voted "Most Enthusiastic Convention Attendee" 	at Cabrillo Con.
Starsky's Strut passed in 2015 from ovarian cancer.
==Interview==
* Bay City Library Interview with Starsky's Strut 
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Starsky-N-Hutch-Fic

Starsky-N-Hutch-Fic was a Starsky & Hutch Yahoo group. Its description does not indicated what sort of fic could be discussed and posted.
 
"Fan Fiction for the TV show Starsky and Hutch. All stories will be archived unless the author asks that they not be archived." 
It is unknown where fic was archived.
Category:Starsky & Hutch Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Category:1999
Starsky & Hutch, Present Tense

Starsky & Hutch, Present Tense is a big bang challenge that was hosted on LiveJournal and Dreamwidth in 2014.
flamingoslim announced the new challenge in August 2013 as the "same...only different" from the previous Starsky & Hutch Big Bang held in 2011-2012:
Eight stories with art were produced. Podfic was allowed, and one fic entry ended up being podficced during the challenge.
==Schedule==
*August 30: Writer & artist sign-ups
*October 5: Writer sign ups close
*November 30: Artist sign ups for stories close
*January 15: Writers’ rough drafts (75%) and summaries due
*January 25: Artists claim stories
*March 4: Final stories (5,000 words min),artwork, vids due. Mods will assign posting dates
*March 10: Posting begins
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:Big Bang Challenges
Category:2014 Challenges
Starsky & Hutch: CAHIER de dessin et de coupures

Starsky & Hutch: CAHIER de dessin et de coupures is a fan-made scrapbook of Starsky & Hutch over 100 magazine cuttings from English and French magazines in the 1980s.
The framework of the zine appears to be a commercial "blank book" (hence the barcode) that one could purchase in which to paste/tape cuttings.
 
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Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:French-Speaking Fandom
Category:1980s
Starsky & Hutch: Together Again

Starsky & Hutch: Together Again is a gen 94-page Starsky and Hutch novel by Mary F. Dominiak, also known as Bardicvoice. It has two subtitles, "a reunion story" and "Opened Minds."
==Fan Comments==
===2012===
===2014===
===2017===
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1995 Zines
Starsky & Hutch -- BloodPromises

Starsky & Hutch -- BloodPromises was a Starsky & Hutch restricted Yahoo! group. 
 
==List Description==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Mailing Lists
Category:Yahoo! Groups
Category: 2004
Category:2000s
Category: 2010s
Category:Play by Email Roleplaying
Category: Role Playing
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter

Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter was published in from mid-1992 to at least February 1995. It was likely published by Jean Holmes.
The newsletter included information and ads for gen and slash fanworks. 
It was published six times a year.
"Please send in any proposed zine ads, current zine ads, classified ads, music video ads etc. and any news you may have about David Soul or Paul Glasser [sic] for inclusion in our next issue. Thanks!"
==Issue 1==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 1 was published October 1993 and contains 6 pages.
It contains a short con report from Zebra Con 11, which had occurred two years ago, a natural consequence of that con's every-other-year staging, and the elongated attention spans of fans who depended on print newsletters to arrive in their mailbox.
==Issue 2==
1993 
==Issue 3==
1993
==Issue 4==
 
Jan 1994
==Issue 5==
Mar
==Issue 6==
June
==Issue 7==
Aug
==Issue 8==
Oct
Dec? 1994
==Issue 9==
Feb? 1995
==Issue 10==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 10 was published in April 1995 and contains 6 pages.
==Issue 11==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 11 was published in June 1995 and contains 6 pages.
The editor writes: 
The computer makes its debut in this newsletter: A fan, Cathee Kancel, writes about the zine that would later be titled Above and Beyond: 
==Issue 12==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 12 was published in August 1995 and contains 6 pages.
The zines advertised in this adzine and in Frienz would all become sold by their own publishers and/or agents in later years. But in 1995, the Internet was unfamiliar, and many, many fans feared wider exposure regarding their fanworks and activities. An example of this fear is in the editor's statement: 
==Issue 13==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 13 was published in October 1995 and contains 6 pages.
From the editor: 
==Issue 14==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 14 was published in December 1995 and contains 6 pages.
It contains the usual postings and ads. 
==Issue 15==
Starsky & Hutch Adzine & Newsletter 15 was published in February 1996 (the date on the zine is in error) and contains 6 pages. It is the "2 and 1/2 year anniversary of the S&H zine."
This issue contains the usual zine ads, but also this announcement: 
There is also a warning included with an ad: 
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1990s
Category:Resource Zines
Category:1993 Zines
Starsky & Hutch Appreciation Society (virtual fan club)

Are you looking for other Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society usages?
The Starsky & Hutch Appreciation Society is a virtual community consisting of one member: molo, acting as Chair, President, Vice President, Director of Finance, Secretary, Chief Lexicographer and Minister of Propaganda. The Society met in undisclosed locations from 2005 to 2006 to discuss the finer attributes of the two Bay City policemens, Starsky & Hutch, and the minutiae of running a fan club—primarily, who was supposed to provide refreshments. The meeting minutes were posted on various Starsky & Hutch slash mailing lists. It is unclear whether the posting of these minutes violated the club's secrecy charter as few have been privy to attend one of the meetings.
Meeting minutes (to be read in order):
*SHAS MM 082005 - The Inaugural Meeting
*SHAS MM 012006 - 2005 Year End Review
*SHAS MM 122006 - 2006 Year End Review
Secret Agent Priority Transmission reports
*Notes from the underground: BASCon (2004)
*Notes from the underground: BASCon (2005)
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Starsky & Hutch Basics

Starsky & Hutch Basics (subtitle: A Starsky & Hutch Compendium) was compiled by K. Hanna Korossy.
It is a guide to the show itself, the canon and the actors. 
==Creation and Publication==
According to the writer, it was written in the winter of 1996. 
It was first published in the print zine Above and Beyond, later posted to a Geocities website (early 2000s?), and reposted to Archive of Our Own (2017).
==Similar Fan Endeavors==
* Starsky & Hutch Concordance (1980)
* Credit List (1981)
* Friends and Partners: Credit Zine (1982)
* Starsky & Hutch Basics (1996)
* Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources (2013)
* A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium (2017)
==Creator's Introduction==
==Parts==
* Introduction
* First Season
* Second Season
* Third Season
* Fourth Season (offline)
* Episode Guide
* Guest Actors
* Conclusion
* Fandom Glossary
* Resources
* Ads & Conventions
* Fanzine List (partial, only gen)
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:1996
Starsky & Hutch Concordance

Starsky & Hutch Concordance is a 62-page Starsky and Hutch resource compiled by Jeanne Sullivan. It contains a single illo by Gordon Carleton.
The zine contains lists of actors and the show's plots. Created before computers and VCRs, it was an indispensable resource for fans who had no other way to find out even the most basic of information about the show. Also see Credit List.
There were many letters in the earliest issues of S and H saying they'd heard this zine was in the works and asking when it would appear.
Robyn LaSalle writes in the editorial for Tales from the Tomato that she was able to check this zine out at her local public library as its creator donated a copy to the collection.
 
==Author's Notes==
==Similar Fan Endeavors==
* Starsky & Hutch Concordance (1980)
* Credit List (1981)
* Friends and Partners: Credit Zine (1982)
* Starsky & Hutch Basics (1996)
* Blue's Starsky & Hutch Resources (2013)
* A Starsky and Hutch Canon Compendium (2017)
==Contents==
* Numerical Order of Episodes
* Synopsis of Episodes
* Actors, Actresses & Characters
==Sample Interior==
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==Fan Comments==
==References==
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Category:1980 Zines
Starsky & Hutch Drawerfic

Drawerfic is fan fiction that is never shown to other fans, or that is only shown to a few friends (and then it may be also called a "pass-around" or "underground story"). 
Drawerfic is rarely later posted online or published in a zine. The term refers to the idea of "keeping stories in your desk drawer."
Starsky & Hutch was an early, pre-Internet fandom, and one which inspired a lot of underground fic, especially slash. 
 
In 1985, a Starsky & Hutch fan explained: 
==Some Examples==
* The Brass Bed
* Chameleon Universe
* Cucumbers and Crisco
* Fighting for Duo
* Fly United
* Friends and Lovers
* Orhuen Obbligato
* The Phone Booth
* Pretender
* Purple Banana Underground Stories and related Purple Pages
* Seasons
* early versions of many printed zine fics, such as Bird of Paradise and the fiction in Code 7 and The Collected Starsky and Hutch Stories of Alexis Rogers
* Street Wise is possibly drawerfic
* Vermont Avenue
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Starsky & Hutch London Fanday

Starsky & Hutch London Fan Day were casual fan meet-ups in London, England attended by fans of Starsky & Hutch.
There were at least twenty, probably more. A fan in Frienz #30 (1995) notes that "these Fandays have been happening for over ten years, sometimes three in a year." 
These fan meet-up/mini-cons originated with Huggy's-in-the-Strand (May 1985) and Ten Years On (October 1985), and were one action that some fans took when the sixth DobeyCon was cancelled. There is much discussion about this in the letterzine APB.
==Fans' Descriptions==
From Tell Me Something I Don't Know! #1 (January 1987): 
From Frienz #12 (1990): 
From Frienz #18 (1992): 
From Frienz #19: 
From Frienz #23 (1993) 
From Frienz #30 (1995): 
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Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Starsky & Hutch RPF

There has been very little RPF in the Starsky & Hutch fandom.
==RPF==
* Off-Stage Action by Randy Kaempen is a 1978 story in the gen zine Zebra Three #3 (A fan wrote: "Off-Stage Action", by Randy Kaempen, is one of those items that always crop up sooner or later—Paul Glaser chokes on a burrito while filming, passes out and is translated, Uncle Tom Cobleigh, co-star and all, into S&H's "real" LA. If you like this sort of thing, it's not half bad" by Jane Aumerle in Star Canticle #2)
* God's Gift to the World by Aunt Mary, (early 2000s) (includes two real life characters, actors Ted Neeley and Carl Anderson. In addition to starring in both screen and stage versions of Jesus Christ Superstar, they also appeared on Starsky and Hutch. Carl appeared in "Class in Crime" and "Strange Justice" and Ted was Lionel Rigger in "The Snitch." This story also includes the characters of Starsky & Hutch.)
* Trouble in Paradise by Mary Kay Hanus (early 2000s, Paul and David, gen, but very slashy)
* Twisted Reality Or ARE YOU SURE THIS IS HOW PAUL MUNI GOT STARTED? by Kaye (around 2008)
* Nexus by Vedette Ciel (2012)
==RPS==
* Purple Pages, 1975-to about 1982, is a collection of over 20 Starsky & Hutch RPS stories written in the mid to late 1970s and early 1980s and privately circulated among fans. The name comes from the fact that the stories were typed onto purple paper. The Purple Pages may be the first known and confirmed examples of RPS fan fiction in media fandom.
* A fan in 1996 rants about some Starsky & Hutch RPS she has heard of. See the essay GARBAGE LIKE THAT HAS NO PLACE IN FANDOM.
* by Peg22 (May 2008), also see much more RPS by this author dated 2008-2012
* The 2011 Starsky & Hutch Big Bang allowed: "Any pairing, any rating, any genre. Older boys, RPS, AU, PWP, kink, whatever floats your boat is what you write."
* There are a handful of stories at Archive of Our Own, one of them is a Ben Stiller/Owen Wilson fic from the film. See Starsky & Hutch RPF and Paul Michael Glaser/David Soul
=="A Place in the Sun"==
While it is not RPS, the 1994 novel, A Place in the Sun got to close to it for some fans. See more here.
==Fan Comments==
===2005===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch RPF
Starsky & Hutch Season Four: Condensed

In 2005, two fans spent 4 days together watching all of Starsky & Hutch season four in the order they were aired. 
One of those fans, KimberlyFDR, then wrote an analysis of the fourth season focused on characterization, ep by ep. 
This essay is both on a LiveJournal page and was printed in the SHareCon zine in 2006. 
==Some Context==
See more at The Fourth Season: Rifts and Opportunities.
 
The fourth season. Some fans hate it. Some fans love it. And for many of the same reasons.
Many fans felt this last season was full of tension, somewhat uncomfortable to watch, and had a lot of implications to those who saw slash. The show itself was filmed in a different style with film techniques that made it stand out from the first three season. The characters appeared tense and moody. And then there was Hutch's Mustache.
The fourth season, for all these reasons, was also an incubator for a lot of fanworks! 
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Category:Meta in Print
Starsky & Hutch Special Slash Collection

Starsky & Hutch Special Slash Collection is a 36-page anthology of fiction previously published in Neon Rainbow's multimedia zines.
* Commitment by Mary L. Millard (originally in Compadres 9) 
* The Real Thing by Leah S. (originally in Over the Edge)
* In Search of Pleasure by Mary L. Millard (originally in Strictly an Indulgence)
 
Category:Starsky & Hutch Slash Zines
Category:2007 Zines
Starsky & Hutch Vidding Booklets by Flamingo

Starsky & Hutch Vidding Booklets by Flamingo is a set of two booklets.
The first one, "Starsky & Hutch Historical Vids," described the beginnings of Starsky & Hutch vidding and included a list and short descriptions of sample vids.
The second booklet, "Starsky & Hutch Recent Vids," was a list and short descriptions of recent sample vids.
==Also See==
* Starsky & Hutch Historical Vids 
 
* List of Starsky & Hutch Early Songvids
* Starsky & Hutch Recent Vids
File:shhistorical.jpg|cover of the first booklet
File:shrecent.jpg|cover of the second booklet
==From the First Booklet==
Category:Vidding
Category:Starsky & Hutch
Category:2000
Starsky and Hutch, David and Paul Scrapbook

Starsky and Hutch, David and Paul Scrapbook is a zine of photocopied articles, interviews, pics, reviews and promotions. 
==Issue 1==
Starsky and Hutch, David and Paul Scrapbook 1
==Issue 2==
Starsky and Hutch, David and Paul Scrapbook 2
Category:Starsky & Hutch Zines
Starsky and Hutch: What's the Fascination?

Starsky and Hutch: What's the Fascination? is a 1977 Starsky & Hutch essay by Jan Lindner and Connie Faddis.
It was printed in Zebra Three #1. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* why do fans like the show
* society in flux, people unsure of their roles, future shock
* the popularity of buddy show/relationship television programs and movies
* the statement: It has been said that S&H is a "love affair between two obviously heterosexual men" This may be a reference to a supposed quote by David Soul: "It’s a love story between two men who happen to be cops” 
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:1977 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society

* Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society, a UK fan club in the late 1970s
* Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society, a very early fiction zine published in the UK
* Starsky and Hutch Appreciation Society, a very early newsletter published in the UK, contains short fiction
*Starsky & Hutch Appreciation Society (virtual fan club), a fictitious virtual fan club (though more along the lines of creative performance) that operated in the mid 2000s.
Starsky and Hutch Playmates

Starsky and Hutch Playmates was a gen and slash Starsky & Hutch Yahoo group.
 
"A safe haven to post your fan fiction. All types of fan fiction is welcome, whether it be gen, slash or poetry."
Category:Starsky & Hutch Mailing Lists
 Category:Slash Mailing ListsCategory:Yahoo! Groups
Category:2000s
Starsky and Hutch Remembered

Starsky and Hutch Remembered is a 1980 essay by Amanda (Mandy) Green. 
Green was the producer's (Joseph Naar) secretary, production assistant, and wrote two episodes for the show: "Gillian" and "Birds of a Feather.
The essay was printed in Casa Cabrillo, and was solicited by that zine's editor, Theresa Wright.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the essay starts with some obligatory "insider" winks as well as a bit of promotion
* Green chides fans about their fannishness
* Green assures fans that she is a fan herself, but cannot be a fan of this show because it was a job to her
* Green states that she has read Starsky & Hutch fanzines, and makes the observation that these zines are about the characters, not the actors
* Green describes how she got the job on the show, and in her naiveté, did not recognize the actors when they came into her office
* Green tells fans about how her office was destroyed when David Soul and Paul Michael Starsky walked in looking unkempt and like "drop-outs," then used the space to work out a basketball scene from the episode "Savage Sunday" -- this involves styrofoam cups.
* some comments about "artistic differences"
* how "the 'look' of the show changed drastically. This was largely due to the sudden clamp down on television violence, instigated mostly by the PTA."
* comments on violence on television
* comments about the social commentary of some episodes that Green felt offset other episodes
* the show as a "love story"
* many details about the shooting of the final episode, how drunk everyone was, all the thank yous, many people crying
==Sample Pages==
 
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== From the Essay==
==Fan Comments==
===1980===
===1981===
===1982===
==References==
Category:Starsky & Hutch Meta
Category:1980 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Starsky hutch

starsky_hutch is a LiveJournal community. In February 2016, it had 637 members, 5,797 journal entries, and 41,283 comments received.
==About==
==Interviews==
dawnebeth conducted a number of fan interviews in 2016.
* Meet Your Starsky and Hutch fic writers: Laura McEwan
* Meet your Starsky and Hutch fic writers/artists: Anachron
* Meet your Starsky and Hutch fic writers: Callisto
* Meet your Starsky and Hutch fic writers: Charlotte Frost
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