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lena barkin
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For Fansplaining (!) I wrote about a passion topic - Blake's 7 and early fandom conflicts.
Our first piece of the year is live—and it's a big one! With the recent release of the classic BBC sci-fi show Blake's 7 on Blu-ray, @scenicrailway.bsky.social looks back at the infamous 1980s clash between fans and creators that became known as the Slash Wars. 🚀 Read or listen to an audio version:
The War That Almost Broke a Classic Fandom — Fansplaining
Blake’s 7 fans and actors mixed regularly at cons and on the pages of zines—until an anonymous letter changed everything.
www.fansplaining.com
Gotta say, enjoying befrumplement more than timey wimey but maybe it's recency bias
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I needed to know about commander, ok
I'm curing MY cancer, which is not being able to talk about Doctor Who academically
the Scarface's Girlfriend award
Hutch/Soul has very wonky teeth
I have one coupon code and no money in my account LET'S GO
hey kid ya wanna read some theory
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Excellent list! I would add "The Hatton Garden Job" (2017) with Matthew Goode. Based on a real jewel robbery. Also good is "The Duke" (2020) with Jim Broadbent, Helen Mirren, and Matthew Goode. Another true robbery - this time from The National Gallery in London.
I was one or two rows away from binding off the body of my sweater but I found a mistake row about five rows back 😖
I feel like shooting my shot because my notifs are still insane rn
The tailor shop stuff is extremely funny considering Man From UNCLE. If @brennanleemulligan.bsky.social happens to see this please let me know if it was intentional. (I know it's generally a trope buuuuut)
You're undeniably wrong but I forgive you.
Every time Peyton Place uses Teardrop City it throws me for a loop and they use it A LOT
Yeah, I'm excited to check it out!
Yeah I'm struggling with it too! It's such a broad definition now as well that being "in fandom" doesn't even mean the same thing it did 10 years ago.
If I could pay for Beacon this wouldn't be a problem!!
I keep thinking of all the things I'd like to do and then reminding myself it's a CritRole night
Oh, sometimes a project will be stalled for months or years! For example, I have not picked up Cheers or X-Files since Feb but then will watch 10 eps at a time.
I think maybe because it sounds more like slang and fan networks sounds really formal. I think it's technically more accurate and can shift our thinking but we're not going to get the majority to switch.