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Most media fans are probably familiar with "[[slash]]y subtext" from ''Star Trek''. Fans of the show analyze the scripts and acting in minute detail to spot details that can be interpreted as proving a [[K/S|homosexual relationship]] between Kirk and Spock. Fans of every and any show with fannish appeal may hunt for "slashy subtext" and confess to viewing the show through "[[slash goggles]]".

Most media fans are probably familiar with "[[slash]]y subtext" from ''Star Trek''. Fans of the show analyze the scripts and acting in minute detail to spot details that can be interpreted as proving a [[K/S|homosexual relationship]] between Kirk and Spock. Fans of every and any show with fannish appeal may hunt for "slashy subtext" and confess to viewing the show through "[[slash goggles]]".

In ''[[Xena: Warrior Princess|Xena]]'' fandom, "subtext" refers to the implication that [[Xena and Gabrielle|Xena/Gabrielle]] are meant to be understood as a Lesbian couple.<ref>[http://www.xenite.org/faqs/subtext.html Xena - The Subtext FAQ for alt.tv.xena], Version 1.08, updated 1998. (Accessed 26 December 2008)</ref> A "subtexter" in Xena fandom is someone who is a fan of Lesbian subtext. Here, references to subtext links, subtext fanfiction, subtext virtual seasons, etc. are referring to a Lesbian interpretation of the source.  

In ''[[Xena: Warrior Princess|Xena]]'' fandom, "subtext" refers to the implication that [[Xena/Gabrielle|Xena and Gabrielle]] are meant to be understood as a Lesbian couple.<ref>[http://www.xenite.org/faqs/subtext.html Xena - The Subtext FAQ for alt.tv.xena], Version 1.08, updated 1998. (Accessed 26 December 2008)</ref> A "subtexter" in Xena fandom is someone who is a fan of Lesbian subtext. Here, references to subtext links, subtext fanfiction, subtext virtual seasons, etc. are referring to a Lesbian interpretation of the source.  

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