About

About TV Fanzines

An open fanzine for people who love television — and want to make something about it.

Fanzines have always been where fans go to make things: drawings, stories, “what if” endings, episode guides and theories, photocopied and passed around. TV Fanzines is that idea as a website. Anyone aged 13 or over can join, make something original about a TV show they love, and share it here with credit.

What you’ll find

Seven “channels” of fan work: artwork, alternative endings, fan fiction, theories, posters, reviews and everything else. Works are organised by show, so you can see what other fans have made about the series you’re watching right now — or the one you grew up with.

How moderation works

Nothing goes on the site automatically. Every new work, every edit and every change to a member’s name, bio or picture is checked by a person first. Every work and profile also has a Report link, and reports come straight to us. You can read what is and isn’t allowed in our community rules.

Independent and unofficial

TV Fanzines is an independent fan site. We aren’t connected with, sponsored or endorsed by any broadcaster, streaming service or production company. The shows, characters and names that fans write about belong to their owners. Each fan work belongs to the fan who made it — see our terms of use.

No tracking, no adverts

We don’t use advertising, analytics or tracking cookies. The only cookie is the one that keeps members signed in. Our privacy notice explains exactly what we keep and why.

Get in touch

Questions, ideas or problems: email hello@tvfanzines.co.uk.

A red Murphy television set on a chrome four-legged stand in a museum display case
Murphy television made in Welwyn Garden City, on display in a museum. Photo: Alex Liivet from Chester, United Kingdom, CC0