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The Scenic Route

The Scenic Route is a 2002 essay by Merlin Missy. It has the subtitle: "More fanfic musings."
==Some Topics Discussed==
* The Mary Sue Litmus Test, specifically The (Original) Mary Sue Litmus Test
* advice
* taking risks, getting lost in the weeds
* listening to those who've already made the same mistakes
==Excerpts==
Category:2002 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Scepter of Annuminas

The Scepter of Annuminas is a gen 222-page digest-sized Lord of the Rings novel by Sheila Paulson.
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "When an ancient artifact is stolen from Minas Tirith, Aragorn sends Faramir to retrieve it and apprehend the thief, in hopes of preventing a war for the northern kingdom of Arnor. In Bree, Faramir encounters old friends: Merry and Pippin, and Legolas and Gimli. Held captive by a ruthless band, can Faramir and Legolas retrieve the artifact? Written by Sheila Paulson, who also made the gorgeous color cover, this novel asks if these two can escape with their lives? And how can their friends help them?"
 
Category:Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy Zines
Category:2008 Zines
The Sci-Fi Western Express

The Sci-Fi Western Express is a 170-page multifandom anthology of fiction, poems and art. All of the content is by Andrea Fritz.
About half of the zine is the story "Now What?!"
==From the Editorial==
==Contents==
* Dear Parents and Western Fans (an essay about Wildside, its short run, and a plea for a fan campaign to bring it back as an animated children's show, "All of these qualities "WILDSIDE" possessed made me think that it would be a great animated cartoon for children and adults to view. Children today haven't seen many westerns and would most likely be interested in one due to it being a new experience. Why not make it a good teaching aid, too? Children need good moral values built into them to become fine solid citizens. There are way too many vio lent cartoons on for these children to see now, and we must put on some non-violent ones to counter-act them. I firmly believe "WILDSIDE" has a great opportunity of accomplishing just this.") 
* Renfield You Idiot! You Did It Again!, fiction (Wildside/Dracula)
* A First For Reese, fiction (Laredo)
* What's the Matter With Scotty?, fiction (Star Trek: TOS)
* A Promise from Philip, vignette (V)
* Romeo Riley, fiction (Star Trek: TOS)
* Now What?!, fiction (in which two young women from Earth meet the crew of the Enterprise, improve relations with the Klingons, and save the day) (Star Trek: TOS)
* It's Cartoon Time!
==Excerpt from "Now What?!"==
 
==Sample Interior==
 
Image:scificwestern-1.jpg| Wildside/Dracula 
Image:scificwestern-2.jpg| Wildside/Dracula 
Image:scificwestern-3.jpg| Laredo
Image:scificwestern-4.jpg| Laredo
Image:scificwestern-5.jpg| Star Trek: TOS
Image:scificwestern-6.jpg| V
Image:scificwestern-7.jpg| Star Trek: TOS
Image:scificwestern-8.jpg| Star Trek: TOS
Image:scificwestern-9.jpg| Star Trek: TOS
Category:Multimedia Gen and Het Zines
Category:1984 Zines
The Sci Fi TV Web Ring

The Sci Fi TV Web Ring was a webring connecting sites focused on Sci-fi/Fantasy Television Fandom.
==Member Sites==
*The Redgiant Fleet 
*Dark Fiction 
*Freaky, Dude! 
*Giftwrap.com Affiliate Program FFA Links 
*TripHammered 
*RYGEL WOLFE'S SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY 
*Kelly's Trek Pages 
*The Chamber of Science Fiction 
*Q Fan Fiction Library 
*Mount Olympus 
*The Twins' Web Site 
*MAVERIC COMICS INC,STUDIOS 
*Ultimate Farscape Fan Club 
*Bexy's Stargate SG-1 
*El Sitio de la Ciencia Ficción 
*Battlestar New York 
*Star Trek Ship Pics And Other Cool Stuff 
*The Complexity That is Mantrid 
*Station Central 
*Ronscifi's Lexx World 
*Voyagerliveaction Canon TV Trek Writer's PBEM Site 
*Dork & Spaz Productions 
*Dreaming Kid 
*The Flatlander's Highlander Site 
*Hell's-Gate Station 
*To Infinity and Beyond! 
*A caffeinated scifi site 
*Nebula Nexus 
*Callevelah's Iron Citadel 
*The Deep Space Nine Avatar Website 
*The Australian Andromeda Alliance 
*Warp Five - an Enterprise fan fiction website 
*I, Holodoc 
*Holly's Farscape Experience 
*www.sevenspock.com 
*Something Weird is Happening 
*Evita's Andromeda Seite 
*Earth Central 
*The Sublunar Fields - Tonica's fiction and fan art 
*The Dominar's Domain 
*Lt David Corwin - The Voice of C&C
*Sci-Fiction 
*Unity Fleet: A Star Trek PBEM Writing Collaborative 
*Insensitive Romance 
*Transporter Room 6 
*Miss Windy's FanFic Haven 
*Escape To Farscape 
*thescifisite 
*Mcddor's Andromeda 
*Captain Archer's fanfiction
*JuPiter Station
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
The Science Fiction Fan

The Science Fiction Fan was a science fiction zine published by Olon F. Wiggins.
In 1938, Wiggins announced that he would no longer be publishing anything written by Sam Moskowitz. In 1939, in the aftermath of the Great Exclusion Act, Moskowitz apparently accused Donald A. Wollheim of having offered Wiggins the FAPA presidency in exchange for the ban. Wollheim said in a 1939 article that this was false, that Wiggins had made the decision on his own, and that Wollheim's offer of the FAPA presidency had also been made independently after some time had passed. (See The First Side - The True Side.)
== Reviews ==
Robert A. W. Lowndes, a close friend of Wollheim and one of the Futurians barred from Worldcon 1939 by Sam Moskowitz, reviewed The Science Fiction Fan in 1940:
Tom Wright, in an issue of his zine Mercury that was bundled with that issue of Scientifan, gave The Science Fiction Fan a "Good" 3/5 star rating.
Jack Chapman Miske panned TSFF around the same time in his column "Stardust", and the editors responded:
== Notable Articles ==
* A Question by anonymous (1940)
* Fanfarade by Donald A. Wollheim (occasional column) (1938-1940)
* The Michelist Movement in American Fandom by Robert A. W. Lowndes (1940)
* The Greater Plan Season by Robert Sherman (1941)
* Vagabondia STF by Robert A. W. Lowndes, a regular column covering both professional and fan activity (1930s-1940s)
Category:1936 Zines
Category:1930s Zines
Category:1940s Zines
Category:Science Fiction Zines
The Science Fiction Museum

The Science Fiction Museum was based in Salem, Oregon. 
It was a group of fans who wanted to preserve science fiction fanworks, create visibility for mainstream science fiction movies, television shows, and books, have a meeting space for fans of various fandoms, and more. 
One of its creators/leaders may be Ed Stiner.
From a 1997 flyer printed in Bright Center of the Universe #7: 
Category:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Category:1990 Fan Clubs
Category:1990s Fan Clubs
The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book

The Science Fiction and Fantasy and Horror Fan Resource Book is a collection of resources and articles written a variety of authors, club representatives, and others. The publication was 154-pages long with an additional 30 pages of contents and index notes.
The resource book was edited by Ali Kayn, who was also the convenor of Concinnity 95.
Proceeds from the sale of this book (and from the convention) were donated to UNICEF.
As the name Concinnity suggests, the convention was designed to represent a harmony of disparate fandoms and interests coming together; this resource book had a similar aim in a literary sense. 
==Artists/Photography==
Art was supplied by Mary Stacy MacDonald, Ian Gunn, Phil Wlodarczyk, Betty Franklin, Greg Franklin, Berke Breathed, B. J. Stevens, Salli Gilbert, Ali Kayn, and Robert Jan.
Principal photographer was Richard Hryckiewicz.
==From the Editor's Foreword==
==Contents==
Contents included:
===The Variety of Science Fiction===
===A Curious Profession===
===Robert O'Reilly===
===Science Fiction Writing: A view from Australia===
===Fiction of Tomorrow===
===What's a good book, miss?===
===The lady from Dragonhold===
===The big leap forward: Publishing Science Fiction in Australia===
===Part of the Legacy: an interview with Majel Barrett Roddenberry===
===Pardon me while I kiss the sky: the influence of Science Fiction and Fantasy on Music===
===Ballbusters in Science Fiction===
===Coming up in Film & TV===
===Australian Science Fiction===
===Scare Me! A Fascination with Horror===
===The State of the Australian Horror Fiction Magazine===
===Role Your Own: Role Playing and other Gaming explained===
===Virtually here===
===Are you a victim of Multiple Book Stress?===
===A Fannish Childhood===
===Fandom is Pun: An Extract from Fen. A Study of the Science Fiction Fan===
Category:1994 Zines
Category:Resource Zines
Category:Science Fiction Fandom
Category:Fantasy Fandom
Category:Horror Fandom
The Science of Deduction

The Science of Deduction is a 230-page gen Sherlock (BBC) fiction anthology. 
From the publisher: "- contains strong friendship bonding, angst, smarm and hurt/comfort! No slash, no het, no death fic. - rated from G - R."
The zine itself, as well as much content, was nominated for a FanQ.
==Contents==
* The Kindest Word by Gillian Taylor and Wendymr (1) (nominated for 2013 FanQ)
* Betwixt and Between by Ivy Tyson (24) (nominated for 2013 FanQ)
* Child’s Play by bendingsignpost (4) (nominated for 2013 FanQ)
* Green Grow the Rushes, O by A.J. Hall (52)
* Specific Performance by Rae666 (80)
* Pawns to Checkmate by Brate (88)
* Shadow of the Falls by Jennifer Rickard [starjenni] (93)
* Nine Hours by Messageredacted (136)
* Gate Control Theory by Dak Finv (147)
* The Midnight Oil by Yum@ (166)
* The Solitary Motorcyclist by AND (171)
* Nursery Rules by Myfieldnotes (198) (nominated for 2013 FanQ)
* When the Light Shines Through by Brate (203)
Category:Sherlock Holmes Zines
Category:2012 Zines
The Science of Seduction -Crooked Sherlock-

The Science of Seduction -Crooked Sherlock- is a Sherlock (BBC) doujinshi by SUSSANRAP. It's based on the first series, and was sold in a set along with The Arch-Enemy -A Study in Sherlock-. A two-book set based on the second series was also released: I Am Your Man.
It includes three manga stories titled "The Science of Seduction," "London Taikutsu Otoko" (ロンドン退屈男, Boring Man of London), and "Akiya Ie de Bouken" (空き家で冒険, The Adventure in the Empty HouseIt's definitely "in" (で) the Empty House, not "of" (の) the Empty House as the canon story is titled.). It also has reviews of other works done by Mark Gatiss, Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, and Rupert Graves).
Table of contents, from doujinka's website: 
Image:ScienceofSeduction.jpg|cover
==References==
Category: Sherlock Doujinshi
Category:2012 Doujinshi
Category:Gen Doujinshi
The Scorpion's Sting

You may be looking for the Stargate SG-1/Sentinel zine Scorpions or the Blake's 7 zine Scorpion.
The Scorpion's Sting is a gen 117-page Stargate SG-1 novel by Cheya with a cover by Lupe. It is spiral-bound.
==Summary==
From the distributor: "Jack is captured by a conniving Goa'uld, and is struggling as hard to escape as Daniel and the rest of the team are to rescue him -- if only the Tok'ra would stop interfering."
Category:Stargate SG-1 Gen Zines
Category:2003 Zines
The Scorpion King

The Scorpion King is a 2002 American fantasy adventure film starring Dwayne Johnson. It is a spin-off of The Mummy franchise. It was followed by four straight-to-video prequel and sequel films.
==Fandom==
==Example Fanworks==
==Links and Resources==
*The Scorpion King (2002) tag at AO3
Category:Live-action Film
Category:Fandoms by Source Text
Category:The Mummy
The Scott Experience

The Scott Experience ☣️🐭titled The Scott Experience for formatting on Fanlore is a Scott-centric playlist in the Total Drama fandom. It was a collaboration between three fans: tddott made the track list, piggyrippin made the cover art, and Midnight-blue-goth advertised it on Tumblr as well as made its animated track listing GIF.
==Songs==
*1. Collard Greens - ScHoolboy Q, Kendrick Lamar
*2. Through The Wire - Kanye West
*3. Peso - A$Ap Rocky
*4. Without Me - Eminem
*5. JUGGERNAUT (feat. Lil Uzi Vert & Pharrell Williams) - Tyler, The Creator, Lil Uzi Vert, Pharrell Williams
*6. CARNIVAL - Kayne West, Ty Dolla $ign, Rich The Kid, Playboi Carti
*7. F**kin' Problems (feat. Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar) - A$AP Rocky, Drake, 2 Chainz & Kendrick Lamar.
*8. DNA. - Kendrick Lamar
*9. THat Part - ScHoolboy Q, Kayne West
*10. Fuck Everybody - Terror Reid, Getter
*11. Homicide (feat. Eminem) - Logic, Eminem
*12. Outlawz - Terror Reid, Pouya
*13. Godzilla (feat. Juice WRLD) - Eminem, Juice WRLD
*14. Can't Tell Me Nothing - Kanye West
*15. Antidote - Travis Scott
*16. Flashing Lights - Kayne West, Dwele
*17. Just Wanna Rock - Lil Uzi Vert
==Feedback==
==Notes==
==References/Further Reading==
Category:2024 Fanmixes
Category:Gen Fanmixes
The Scott and Jean Archives

The Scott and Jean Archives is a Scott/Jean fansite.
Pages include information about a particular comic issue, episode, or movie as well as images.
==Content==
* The Original Five
* X-Men: First Class
* Uncanny X-Men
* X-Factor
* X-Men
* Other X-Titles
* Miniseries
* All-New X-Men
* What If
* Alternate Realities
* X-Men Forever
* 1602
* Ultimate X-Men
* X-Men Mangaverse
* X-Men: The Animated Series
* X-Men: Evolution
* X-Men Movieverse
* Wolverine and the X-Men
* Marvel Anime: X-Men
* Marvel Cartoons
* Miscellaneous
* Reading Guide & FAQ
* Affiliates, Links & Contact
==Screenshots==
Image:ScottandJeanArchives2004.jpg|Layout in 2004.
Image:ScottandJeanArchives2007.jpg|Layout in 2007.
Image:ScottandJeanArchives2009.jpg|Layout in 2009.
Category:X-Men Websites Category:2004 Category:2000s Category:2010s
The Scrapheap

The Scrapheap is a website with slash and gen fanfiction, pictures, links and funny quotes. 
The page was a member of The Compass webring, the RareSlash Ring, Immortal Quest Webring, Due South/Arctic Circle, Asylum Web Ring, Slash Fan Fiction Ring, The Inuksuk, Sentinel Slash Webring, the Hercules-Xena Slash Ring, the Hercules and Iolaus Slash Ring, the Dean O'Gorman Webring, the Young Hercules FanFiction Webring, The Mortal Son of Zeus Ring.Webrings, via Wayback: 29 October 2000. (Accessed 29 January 2012) 
File:The Scrapheap 1.jpg|October 2000
File:The Scrapheap 2.png|April 2001
File:The Hammock Launderette.png|Horatio Hornblower fandom page
==References==
Category:Slash Websites
Category:Sentinel Websites
Category:Due South Websites
Category:Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Websites
Category:Horatio Hornblower Websites
Category:Young Hercules
Category:Magnificent Seven Websites
Category:Kung Fu: The Legend Continues
Category:Riptide
Category:2000s
The Scratch Man

The Scratch Man (TSM, thescratchman) is a fanfiction writer. As of 2017, she had 39 stories on FanFiction.Net.
The Scratch Man's first X-Men fanfiction was published on December 28, 2010. It was originally titled 'X-Men: A Winter Wonderland', but the title was later changed to 'X-Men: the Lonely Hearts Club' (Via Wayback) as the story progressed from fluff to a deeper plotted one.
The Scratch Man is a slasher, and writes the older X-men pairings of Chamber/Gambit and Iceman/Northstar the most.
She declared her FF.net account inactive on August 31, 2015The Scratch Man - Fanficiton.net (Via Wayback, Sep 6/15), switching her works to AO3. She deactivated all her accounts on March 26, 2021.
== References ==
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
The Scrolls of Rassilon

You may be looking for The Black Scrolls of Rassilon.
The Scrolls of Rassilon is a Doctor Who zine edited by Damien Barrett.
There were eight issues.
 
==Issue 1==
The Scrolls of Rassilon 1 was published in August/September 1987.
==Issue 8==
The Scrolls of Rassilon 8 was published in August 1988.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1987 Zines
Category:1988 Zines
The Scrying Glass

The Scrying Glass is a gen crossover 103-page novel by Sheila Paulson that won a 1998 FanQ. It is illustrated by Marty Siegrist. It is an Adventures in Slime and Time Special Edition. It has a prequel in Our Favorite Things #13.
==About==
Summary from a distributor, Agent With Style: "Sam Beckett leaps into Peter Venkman's conman father, who was coming to the Ghostbusters for help. Sam finds himself in possession of artifacts that might have belonged to John Dee, court magician of Queen Elizabeth I, artifacts that a dangerous would-be sorceror would love to obtain. The artifacts reveal Sam's true identity to the Ghostbusters, and Al is unhappy to discover that Slimer can see him. Can the Ghostbusters and Sam prevent the enemy and his demon ally from obtaining the dangerous artifacts so that Sam can save the Ghostbusters' future?"
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
 
Category:The Real Ghostbusters Zines
Category:Quantum Leap Zines
Category:1997 ZinesCategory:Crossover Zines
The Scully/Skinner shippers' haven

The Scully/Skinner shippers' haven is a site "exclusively dedicated to enhance and advocate for a romantic relationship between Walter Skinner and Dana Scully."
It contains:
*Sc/Sk fanfic recommendations archive. "Stop searching! For those who are beginning to explore the wonderful world of Sk/Sc fanfic, here you will find my personal recommendations and a small archive of some of the best, old and new Sk/Sc Romantic fanfic on the net."
*Romantic Gallery- PG 13 rated. "This gallery is mostly composed by "photofiction", that is, manipulated photos that tell a tale."
*Miscellaneous fun. The X-files pop music project, the SSR music archive, challenges, and more entertaining categories.
*Why Sc/Sk shipper? An essay supporting the idea of a Sk/Sc romance, based on the episode "Triangle".
*Our fanfic. Stories by Darynthe and PMD.
The site was a member of the Skinner/Scully Webring and the Surly Skinner Web Ring.
Category:Recommendation SitesCategory:X-Files Websites
Category:1999Category:2000
The Scully Effect

The Scully Effect is the name given to a phenomenon where the number of women starting careers in typical STEM (Science / Technology / Engineering / Mathematics) professions saw a noticeable increase following the airing of the X-Files in the early 1990s. This impact is attributed to the prominence of protagonist Dana Scully, an FBI agent and medical doctor.
A similar phenomenon is The Uhura Effect.
The character of Scully is seen as a positive role model of a woman who is able to establish herself a career where women are underrepresented, subverting traditional gender roles and using her cognitive and professional abilities instead of her physical attributes. Scully inspired other television characters such as Temperance "Bones" Brennan from the series Bones, Special Agent Olivia Dunham from Fringe, Peggy Carter from the series Agent Carter and Olivia Benson from Law and Order: Special Victims Unit.
According to Simon, Scully would have been the first time a female scientist had been positively portrayed on television. She did not want faith, but facts.https://www.vice.com/en_au/article/meet-the-woman-who-keeps-the-x-files-scientifically-sound-1029
The phenomena is also mentioned in The Fans Are Out There documentary.
==Personal accounts of the Scully Effect==
Sarah Smith, who blogs about depression and mental issues on the site themighty.com wrote the following about how Dana Scully inspired her on December 21, 2016:
Science writer and MNF Abby Norman wrote the following in an article:
Following the publication of the 2017 Paste Magazine article "How Dana Scully Inspired a Generation of Women", Tumblr users paid tribute to Scully, Gillian Anderson and the Scully Effect:
==Videos==
*The Scully Effect (official video from The X Files)
*"My Top 5 Fictional Female Scientists" by That's so Science
*The Fans Are Out There - short documentary about The X-Files and it's fans
*The Scully Effect and The X-Files
*What Is The "Scully Effect?" by ThinkTank on youtube
*Tara Rajan, MBA ’21: Lights, Camera, Impact: Entertainment as a Tool for Social Change
==Further reading==
* (October 21, 2019) 
* by Carly Lane (Apr 17, 2018)
* - Research by 21st Century Fox, Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, and J. Walter Thompson Intelligence
*The Scully Effect: Celebrating The X-Files’ enduring character Dana Scully and the scientific phenomenon she inspired (Feb 28, 2018, archived) 
* by Becky Thompson, PhD (Feb 01, 2018)
* by Abby Norman (Apr 28, 2017)
* by Vanessa Reich-Shackelford (Jan 09, 2017)
* (Oct 07, 2016)
* by Sydney Consalvi (Aug 09, 2016)
* by Jane Hu (Feb 1, 2016)
*Why 'The X-Files' Dana Scully Still Stands Out As One Of TV's Greatest Feminist Role Models By Caitlyn Flynn (Jan 24, 2016)
*The Scully Effect by Sia Kennedy
* by Abby Norman (Jan 31, 2015, updated Jun 8, 2018)
* by Christopher Zumski Finke (Dec 25, 2013)
==Links==
*#ScullyEffect Hashtag on twitter
*thescullyeffect hashtag on Twitter
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom GlossaryCategory:2020 Featured Articles
The Seal

The Seal is a Steve/Danny story by ratherastory. It was written for the h50_bigbang.
Summary: A figure steps out of the shadows, and it takes all of Danny’s training not to shoot then and there. "Have no fear, citizen!" a voice calls out. "Everything is under control!" Or, the AU in which Steve is a superhero and Danny is still a cop, and they still sort of drive each other nuts. Together, they have to save the world from certain doom.
==Recs and Reviews==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
The Seal of Rassilon

The Seal of Rassilon is a Doctor Who zine edited by Robert Cover. The title is a reference to an artifact in canon.
It appears that this zine was renamed "The Seal of Rassilon" as of issue #7. It is unknown what the zine's previous title was. 
There were sixteen issues.
==Issue 1==
The Seal of Rassilon 1 
==Issue 7==
The Seal of Rassilon 7 was published July 1985.
==Issue 14/15/16==
The Seal of Rassilon 14/15/16 was published April/May 1986.
Category:Doctor Who Zines
Category:1980s
The Search (Star Trek: TOS story)

The Search is a three-part story published in The Crewman's Log in the fall of 1967. The author is probably Louise Stange who was the Capsule 7's president. It is possible the author was the fan club's vice president Barb Dixon. 
This story is a very, very early piece of published Star Trek fanfic.
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Category:1967 Fanfiction
The Search (Star Trek: TOS zine)

The Search is a small, digest-sized Star Trek 36-page story written and edited by Jenny Elson. It includes a single poem called "Reasons" by S. Meek.
The zine has no publication date listed. 
The story revolves around young Spock's decision to leave Vulcan and go to Starfleet Academy.
The content was later republished in The Search and Reflections.
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1970s Zines
The Search For Redemption Doesn't Exist!

The Search For Redemption Doesn't Exist! is a satirical essay by SCWLC. 
It is one of many essays at Octaves, a Buffy and Angel website.
"SCWLC examines whether redemption is even possible for Angel."
==Excerpt==
category:Buffyverse Meta
Category:2000s Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
The Search and Reflections

The Search/Reflections is a 63-page slash Star Trek: TOS collection of two stories by Jenny Elson.
The first story, The Search, was originally published separately. It is unknown if the second was as well.
==Contents==
* The Search (36 pages)
* Reflections (26 pages)
 
Category:Star Trek TOS Slash Zines
Category:1979 Zines
The Season of Secret Sex

The Season of secret Sex is an X-Files fandom term which refers to the seventh season of the series' original run. 
It refers to the sudden flirty and handsy nature between Mulder and Scully after the Biogenisis arc. Many MSR shippers are convinced that the characters became intimate in the beginning of the season. Canonical this happened at the end of the season and was implied in the Gillian Anderson helmed episode all things.
==Usage==
It's often used for tagging fan fictions or pictures/gifs on tumblrhttp://foreheadfucking.tumblr.com/post/131325406637/so-is-secret-sex-in-season-7-considered-to-be, http://thetvmouse.tumblr.com/post/127640936199/when-you-say-that-season-7-was-the-season-of
David Duchovny was asked about it in a Youtube video where he reacted to popular X-Files fan theories.
==As Fan Fiction tag==
*Works tagged as The season of secret sex at Archive of our Own
==References==
Category:X-Files Fandom Glossary