Zines My Father Sold Me
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Title: | Zines My Father Sold Me |
Publisher: | Rolling Thunder Press |
Editor(s): | Cynthia Shannon? |
Date(s): | 1986 |
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Fandom: | Hardcastle and McCormick |
Language: | English |
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Zines My Father Sold Me is a 116-page gen Hardcastle and McCormick anthology.
Contents
- Product Four Syndrome by Shirley Sipe—Someone is dropping PCP into drinks at a party and one of them belongs to Mark...) (4)
- It Wouldn't Be the Same Without You by Lizabeth S. Tucker—Missing scene from "If You Could See What I See." Milt waits for Mark to regain consciousness (23)
- It Wasn't Meant to Be by Cynthia Shannon—Donna McCormick is planning to make her son's fifth birthday party something special, but sometimes plans get changed. (34)
- When I Look Back on All the Episodes by Dar F—A complete 3-season episode guide, including original air date, writer, director and synopsis. (41)
- Body Count by Teri White—After 10 years, Hardcastle receives a letter telling him his son's remains have been found in Southeast Asia and are being returned to the States. Will this affect his relationship with McCormick? (53)
- A View from the Inside by Lizabeth S. Tucker—A monologue by Mark about his relationship with Milt and how others perceive it. (61)
- Death Takes a Holiday by Pamela Rose—When Hardcastle returns home after being mistakenly thought dead, he is surprised at the strength of Mark's reaction. (63)
- A New Face at the Door by Dar F (78)
- Bad Day at Gull's Way by Lizabeth S. Tucker—H&Mc batten down the hatches as a hurricane heads toward the estate. While waiting out the storm, they participate in a game of "Truth or Consequences" which leads to some interesting revelations. (84)
- The Bar-B-Q by Melinda Reynolds—A computer snafu changes H&Mc's reservations from a dude ranch to a ranch where there is new meaning to the term GAY caballero! (95) (reprinted in Back to Back Addenda #1)