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One Step Up
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| Vid | |
|---|---|
| Title: | One Step Up |
| Creator: | Morgan Dawn & Justine Bennett |
| Date: | 2001 |
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| Length: | |
| Music: | "One Step Up" (Bruce Springsteen) |
| Genre: | |
| Fandom: | Starsky & Hutch |
| Footage: | Starsky & Hutch |
| URL: | streaming version on AO3 |
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One Step Up is a Starsky & Hutch vid from the VCR-era of vidding.
It premiered at Escapade in 2001.
Fan Comments
I think I'm a bigger fan of S&H as vid subjects than as fanfiction although I can remember being addicted to the show when it first came out. This vid really gave a kind of cool dysfunctional symmetry <G> to that whole relationship -- which always started out strong and then fractured as the series went on. Putting into a slash context the whole thing makes a lot more sense and I loved how this vid highlighted those ebbs and flows. But having read Merry's post and reset the brain -- this one could have been seen as gen as well. Works both ways. [1]
The S/H vid to One Step Up is one I'd really love to watch again. I can't remember it very well now, but I kept having the feeling that the vidders had chosen clips really well. [2]
One Step Up - S&H vid. Mostly 4th season. had to watch this one a few times to really get the depth in the vid. Hutch is disillusioned with policework, the line about slipping track uses the death in a different place scene, so i thought it was saying hutch realized that after all his failed relationships with women, he now wants starsky that way. gives a reason for the tension in the last season. another one that told me a story, and made me want the one that comes next (ends very poignantly on pingpong ball from sweet revenge) great use of scenes, many i haven't seen ever used and put them together in a vid that moves with music, good quality eps, has good internal timing and definitely one i will want to rewatch. [3]