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Date Posted: Saturday, May 06, 06:52:35am
Author: Nell
Subject: There is also something I once read (r)
In reply to: JayBee 's message, "Oh, this is a good topic!" on Friday, May 05, 09:40:35pm

from a "Professionals" fan, which is what, a forty year old fandom?, that "Pros" fic went through a long period of mostly AU after the series ended, but that eventually that tappered off and writers returned to canon!verse.

Unfortunately I have never been able to find it again (curse me and my lame bookmarking/memory tagging practices!) as I think it was a reply, and not the OP. I've even spent about an hour poking around old metafandom posts in search of it, but no luck so far.

Anyway - as that was also a spy/cop show, I'm wondering if it might be a paricularly useful comparison. The other interestig comparison of a much older fandom and its fanficing trends would be MUNCLE fandom, which was definitely a straight up spy-show, like LFN.

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Replies:

And in that vein (r) -- JayBee, Saturday, May 06, 09:28:53am
- Completley Offtopic, with apologies -- Athena4, Saturday, May 06, 11:30:54am
  - Well, I don't really want to be responsible for anyone's death! (r) -- JayBee, Saturday, May 06, 03:12:57pm
    - *giggles* -- Athena4, Saturday, May 06, 05:41:43pm
      - LOL! I'll have to keep that in mind! (r) -- JayBee, Saturday, May 06, 07:24:16pm
      - Gina Torres has been a recurring character on Alias since early in the first season. (NT) -- Nestra, Sunday, May 07, 11:24:50am
        So its not her fault this time? (r) -- Athena4, Sunday, May 07, 12:40:43pm
        Re: So its not her fault this time? (r) -- Nell, Sunday, May 07, 01:56:27pm
        It was season two (r) -- Athena4, Sunday, May 07, 09:13:47pm
        OK, just completely randomly (r) -- JayBee, Sunday, May 07, 11:02:24pm
        That show was a glorious festival of cheese. (r) -- Nestra, Monday, May 08, 07:33:01am
        *snerk* (r) -- Athena4, Monday, May 08, 05:02:07pm
  - Re Alias coming to an end: It will be interesting to see (warning, spoilers) -- KT, Saturday, May 06, 09:56:03pm
    - It will also be interesting to see (more spoilers inside) (r) -- JayBee, Sunday, May 07, 09:35:05pm
Re: There is also something I once read (r) -- Diane, Saturday, May 06, 05:42:05pm
- Oh, how interesting! (r) -- JayBee, Saturday, May 06, 07:28:32pm