Teddy Bear Times
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Title: | Teddy Bear Times |
Publisher: | PDC Press |
Editor(s): | Angela Reese and Terri Halasz |
Date(s): | July 1989 |
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Medium: | print, zine |
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Fandom: | Doctor Who & Blake's 7 |
Language: | English |
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Teddy Bear Times is a gen Doctor Who and Blake's 7 135-page anthology that was published in between the two issues of Aquitar, the adult het and slash all-B7 zine by the same editors.
- Farewell, poem by Angela Reese (2)
- Maddog, "Avonberry Crunch" (Blake's 7/Smurfs) (6)
- Doctor's Theme (filk) by Angela Reese (10)
- Doctor's Fever by Terri Halasz (Doctor Who) (11)
- "Choplogic" (contest) (Blake's 7) (15)
- Post-Gauda Prime Resumes by Carol Grasgreen (16)
- Final Report by H.L. Avry (22)
- The Doctor's Enemies (filk) by Angela Reese (29)
- Character's Puzzle by Brendan O'Cullane (30)
- The Zombie by Maddog (31) (Blake's 7)
- In the Valley of the Jolly Green Giant by Adrian Morgan (41)
- Rassilon was a Time Lord (filk) by Angela Reese (42)
- Dayna (Blake's 7) poem, Jennifer H.
- Meditation by Angela Reese ("The Master is trying to conquer the Earth again. But is it really the Master, or is the Doctor just daydreaming?") (43)
- B7/DW Riddles by Jingle (52)
- Nine Lives by Carol McCoy/Cami ("Did Avon really like having Tarrant around? Maybe the pilot had more going for him than just teeth and curls?") (Blake's 7) (53)
- We Three Companions (filk) by Maddog (63)
- Who, Jenna? by Angela Reese ("Jenna was sick of always being left behind on the Liberator, when one day a tall, blue box appeared.") (Blake's 7/Doctor Who)
- Revelations by Terri Halasz and Angela Reese ("Blake's alive, and Vila is mad! The first episode of a great new 5th season!")(69)
- Some Creatures Great and Small by Laura Blunk (88)
- Flight of Fancy by Maddog (101)
- Come and Meet the Doctor (filk) by Angela Reese (114)
- Totally Weird Zone part 2, The Wrath of Cons by Pete and Repete (115) (Blake's 7)
- You are Receiving this Zine Because (131)
- Graffiti by ? (132)
- puzzle and riddle answers (134)
- personals (135)
- limericks by Orac (63, 68)
- art by Adrian Morgan, Colleen Helm, Judith Boguslawski
Reactions and Reviews
This B7-DW gen zine was published in between the two issues of the adult-and-slash all-B7 zine by the same editors, Aquatar.
Carol's story is a humorous one about Avon's repeated unsuccessful attempts to dispose of Tarrant. It was odd to read this shortly after reading Jean Sheward's Dead End, which is a serious treatment of a somewhat similar theme.
And I think the Smurf crossover has got to be the all-time nuttiest crossover ever. [1]
References
- ^ from Sarah Thompson at Judith Proctor's Blake's 7 site