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From the Cutting Room Floor
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| Title: | From the Cutting Room Floor |
| Publisher: | Esperanza Press |
| Editor(s): | Tabby Davis aka Clio, aka C.J. Lorane |
| Date(s): | 1997 |
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| Fandom: | Starsky and Hutch |
| Language: | English |
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From the Cutting Room Floor is a 139-page gen Starsky & Hutch fanzine.
The stories are all by Tabby Davis. It contains two illustrations by Evelyn Thomas, and one uncredited illo.
Each chapter is a missing scene from an episode. The author's description: "SCENES and SCENARIOS for which episodes didn't find space." [1]
At least one story, "The Legend of the Red Shirt," as printed in zines is slightly different than what was posted online. This may also be the case of other stories in this zine.
The stories were posted online under the name "Clio."
The author we're calling "Clio" was extremely active in S&H fandom from its earliest days. She produced numerous anthology zines, many of them extremely artistic. From the Cutting Room Floor was unique in that it involved only her own writing. We are thrilled to get her gracious permission to present it to you here in its entirety. [2]
Description
May I introduce 'From the cutting Room Floor'? It's a collection of twenty-six short stories and scenarios in form of 'missing scenes'. I like missing scenes. Some of them have been previously printed in other zines over the past two decades. So why re-print? That was my own first response to the suggestion. Several reasons. There was the out-of-print factor. There were the requests which were voiced on both sides of the ocean for bringing stories together in one zine, requests from people to whom they were all new. PLUS - a LARGE plus — the initiative and commitment, not to mention speed and efficiency, of Viv Gibbons who has done most of the work in producing this zine. AND the fact that all proceeds from sales are going to be donated - every last cent - to PAF research... that very special cause. [3]
Zine's Introduction
Calling FANBERG FRIENDS,
Fanberg? It's an apt metaphor. Icebergs are only partially visible and that can be true of fandom too. Sometimes we know only our own smallish corners of it. Lately, though, thanks to such events as that touring S&H exhibition bus, not to mention all those re-runs, more fans have been discovering each other's existence - with some heartening results.
One result is the prospect of new fandom projects. This zine is just one of them.
Some fans will already have read some of its contents. That was my first response when the idea of it was suggested to me. But, then, I was reminded of all the people to whom it would be new and who might be interested. So we went ahead ... from the cutting room floor gathered up some of these fragments of 'missing' scenarios and alternative tags, scattered in a number of zines from around twenty years, reassembled them - and here a lot of them are.
Two other circumstances prompted the project: i) the enthusiasm, efficiency, speed, neatness, originality of Vivien G. who has done most of the work. Vivien -- THANK YOU ... FTCRF really owes its appearance to your initiative and commitment...and ii) the fact that all/any proceeds from this zine will be donated to PAF research -- that cause which is so close to our SH fandom.
Whether you're renewing acquaintance or meeting contents for the first time, we hope you'll enjoy the experience. And as this year goes by, may still more of the fanberg find its way to the surface. -- Clio. [4]
Contents
- Calling Fanberg Friends, introduction by Tabby Davis/Cleo/C.J. Lorane (2)
- Another Fine Mess (109)
- Cabrillo Carnival (also in The Fix #11 (105)
- Mind if I Join Ya? Scene One (5)
- The Responsibility (7)
- Legend of the Red Shirt (also in Tagging Along) (11)
- Chemistry Set (also in Ten-Thirteen #2) (18)
- Mornings of Our Lives (also in Bonaventure) (25)
- Moving On (also in Between Friends #11) (30)
- Long Way Down (also in Tagging Along) (34)
- Ken’s Friend (also in The Lucky and the Strong) (37)
- Encounter with a Librarian (58)
- Durniak’s Ride (60)
- Responding (also in Bonaventure) (64)
- September Song (also in Shadowplay) (70)
- Resolution (78)
- Designer Look (a slash version is in Tagging Along) (88)
- Local Talent (also in Tagging Along, under the title "Babes at the Barbecue") (95)
- Enter McCoy (also in Tagging Along) (98)
- Empathy (102)
- First Day of the Rest of Your Life (also in Bonaventure) (112)
- Escapade (also in Tagging Along, under the title "...We Are Responding") (117)
- Lunch Break (also in Bonaventure) (122)
- Mind if I Join Ya? Scene Two (126)
- The Sound of Silence (also in Tagging Along) (128)
- Most Quiet Need (also in Bonaventure) (131)
- Symbiosis (139)
Sample Interior
Evelyn Thomas
one of the many screenshots
uncredited artist
sample page, note the handcolored Torino cockroach
Evelyn Thomas
References
- ^ FROM THE CUTTING ROOM FLOOR: TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ^ Classics
- ^ from Tabby Davis in Frienz #42
- ^ Introduction