Yuletide Nomination Ideas

[calliopes_pen]

I’m about to post my list of fandoms that I want to see written in yuletide—however, I’ll gladly add any others that someone is desperate to see, if they don’t want to sign up. I added Forever Knight and Wonderfalls, because I know a few on my friends list would probably like to see those.

My list of nomination ideas so far—I’ve not posted them over at Yuletide yet:



Dracula: The Series
Sherlock Holmes
Ghostbusters (including the movies, as well as the cartoons)
New Mutants (original 80’s version)
Space Cases
National Treasure (both movies)
Eerie, Indiana
The Prestige
The Mummy (Brendan Fraser version—all three)
Dracula, by Bram Stoker
Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley
Batman Begins
Forever Knight
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Back to the Future trilogy
Indiana Jones (first three movies)
Stark Raving Mad (so small I might be the only one to have heard of it!)
Xena: Warrior Princess
Hercules: The Legendary Journeys
Birds of Prey
The original Excalibur
Good Omens, by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
The Last Unicorn
Jekyll (UK)
House of Frankenstein (the 1997 tv movie, starring Adrian Pasdar)
Wonderfalls
Fright Night (both movies from the 80’s)
Dark Shadows—both the original series, and the 90’s remake

Out of a strange sense of nostalgia--and because I doubt anyone’s ever written for it before—I’m going to nominate Mr. Boogedy/Bride of Boogedy. Might not make the list, but at least I’ll have tried. Heh.

Does Highlander: The Series qualify? If so, I’ll nominate that as well.

Doctor Who, Torchwood, and Heroes likely don't, since they're too large.

Comments

[shadowcat]

Women of the Otherworld by Kelley Armstrong?

[veracity]

Yes! THIS! Thank you. I mean, ahem, it's always nice to find other fans.

[calliopes_pen]

I'd never even heard of that one before now, but I've put it on the list.

[veracity]

It's an awesome book series that very few people seem to read a lot of. Sadly. Urban fantasy, one of the best.

[liliaeth]

Spectacular Spider-Man maybe?

[calliopes_pen]

Adding it now.

[liliaeth]

cool

[veracity]

Really random, but what about Ryan's Hope? Oh, I must be the only one that watches it on Soap Net reruns.

[calliopes_pen]

I've actually never seen that show before. I'm adding it to the list.

[veracity]

It's a soap from '75-89. It was in half hour format, but it's really quite well done compared to modern day ones. The characters had definite layers (hell Delia playing crazy). It had over 3000 episodes. It's about an Irish-American family living in NYC that's full of doctors and the drama's that go along with it.

[ausmac.livejournal.com]

Thank you for the offer. I'd love to see something from American Yakuza and the TV series Moonlight