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An open fanzine for TV fans · Est. 2026

TV Fanzines

Fan art, alternative endings, fan fiction, theories and reviews about the shows you love — made by viewers aged 13 and up, and checked by a person before anything goes on air.

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Seven kinds of fan work. Pick a channel.

  1. CH 01 Artwork Drawings, paintings, digital art and comics inspired by a show. 0 works
  2. CH 02 Alternative endings How it should have ended: rewritten finales and what-ifs. 0 works
  3. CH 03 Fan fiction New stories starring the characters you love. 0 works
  4. CH 04 Theories Clues, predictions and wild ideas about what is really going on. 0 works
  5. CH 05 Posters Your own poster and title-card designs, made from scratch. 0 works
  6. CH 06 Reviews Episode and series reviews written by viewers. 0 works
  7. CH 07 Other works Crafts, quizzes, playlists and anything else a show has inspired. 1 work

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What’s on: 97 shows

All shows A–ZCan’t see yours? Suggest it when you submit.

How to get on air

  1. Join. Choose a display name, add your email and a password, then confirm your address from the email we send.
  2. Make something original. Your own drawing, story, ending, theory, poster design or review. No official stills or screenshots.
  3. Submit it. Pick the show, the channel and a rating. Tick the boxes for spoilers or AI help.
  4. We check it. A person reads every submission. Once it’s approved it goes live, credited to you.

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A Bush TV22 television set from the early 1950s, with a brown Bakelite cabinet and a small rounded screen
Bush TV22 television set, made around 1950–55 (Industriemuseum Gent collection). Photo: Industriemuseum Gent, CC0