A variant of one I did ages ago, for Fringeverse.  Which is why it leans toward the earlier seasons. Slightly updated for the gifs done for fandomverse.

A is for Astrid, her star is so bright,
   She hopes Walter won’t call her Asterisk tonight.

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For the Fandomverse Big Bang, I thought I'd:
--Say another goodbye to my much-lamented Fringe;
--Revisit an idea I had on fringeverse thanks to blue_sunflowers, the ABCs of Fringe; and ( Read more... )

Fun challenge--to cast a movie from a favorite book. It may seem like I'm having a lark, but I'm quite serious with this casting, as it is one of my most favorite books, a fantastic English mystery with nobility, consulting detectives, women academics, romance, and spite. Check it out!


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Fanmix for fandomverse on "Beginnings and Endings". Fringe, of course, that's what's on my mind...


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The task was to make picspams of our favorite episodes. These are more like my favorite TV scenes, complete with dialogue (of course!) and even links to some music.

Frasier (Bebe extolls), Firefly (Mal survives), The West Wing (Jed rants), Northern Exposure (Joel strips), and Sports Night (Dan gets lucky).

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The challenge was to do a fanmix for a relationship, and I love this friendship, so...this is to commemorate Sherlock and John's first night out on the town. If you listen to anything, try "Take Me Out" (AKA that song they played on iPhones on the New York subway). I always think of these two, and this episode, when I hear it.


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For a challenge at fandomverse, such a fun one, to create a spinoff from a TV show, book, or movie, with five new characters. I remembered a posting at TWOP clamoring for a spin off from the late, lamented Pushing Daisies featuring the amazing Kristin Chenowith as Olive Snook, and the incomparable Chi McBride as Emerson Cod. The idea was they could start ( Read more... )

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Fandom: Battlestar Galactica

He held her in his arms, looking out over the glowing green grass, and, thinking back over his past--the blur of a privileged but embattled childhood, the rush of war and adolescent idealism, the attempt at family living and resultant pain and joy, the shock of the fight for humanity, the seemingly endless, soul-tearing ( Read more... )