Horder of Books and Fandoms

I hord books and fandoms like Chuck hordes toilet paper.

[bookhorder007-blog]

Got home from work to find that AO3 is down for maintenance 😭😭

[bookhorder007-blog]

Watching Lucifer and Chuck is suddenly on my screen.....should I be expecting Sam and Dean to show up as well????

[bookhorder007-blog]

When Midsomer runs out of its own people to murder and starts killing off other shows' people....

[bookhorder007-blog]

[writing-prompt-s]

The villain decides to do the classic "team up to defeat a common foe" trope but it's been taking a lot longer than they had expected,the heroes are getting emotionally attached and it's starting to get weird.

[mysteriouslyjellyfish]

currently obsessed with british murder mystery tv shows where all the murders happen in the same town in every episode and everyone's just like oh yep there goes another one, just another day in shirefordtonstead

[bailesu]

This is where the people who colonized Cabot Cove came from.

[hyperlexichypatia]

The absolutely essential aspect of these stories is complete, unbroken, total genre-blindness of all characters. If they, even momentarily, realize that their small town actually has a shockingly high murder rate, the effect is ruined. In an urban crime show like Law&Order or whatever, the cops can go to anybody on the street and say "We're investigating the murder of Jackknife Bob" and the witness is just like, "He got whacked? Oh well, I didn't do it." But in a Small Town Murder, it is absolutely imperative that everyone the detectives talk to is shocked that such a thing could happen! "Dear me, a murder? Right here in Shirefordtonstead? Good heavens!" Ma'am, it is season seven. You are the fifth proprietress of this quaint antique shop. The first three were murdered, and the fourth was the killer. In the normal, rational world, living among this high a murder rate would have a profound, dare I say traumatizing, effect on your worldview and your perception of your own safety. But you are not of the normal, rational world. Your unshakable and clearly counterfactual belief in the safety and stability in your surroundings is built into your character. And for this I love you. Never, ever change, Tiny Quaint Friendly Villages Full of Constant Murder.

[bookhorder007-blog]

Small British Town: another murder happens and everyone is shocked

Me: we're on Season 24....how is there anyone left alive????

[bookhorder007-blog]

It's supposed to be Spring.....you know, mild temperatures, rain, slowly warming up. No longer winter but not quite Summer. It's not supposed to immediately plunge you into the fiery depths of Hell

[bookhorder007-blog]

where do I find the British Crime show fandoms?????

[singingshutin]

HERE FOR FATHER BROWN

[bookhorder007-blog]

Did you also get mad at what they did to Sidney????

[bookhorder007-blog]

where do I find the British Crime show fandoms?????

[sarcasticteapot]

Father Brown fan here!

And I also love Hercule Poirot, so I'm here for that one too <3

[common-writers-fly-sometimes]

Weell, don't also forget BBC Sherlock, Granada Television Sherlock etc. and "Agatha Christie's Marple" 2004

[bookhorder007-blog]

No one can forget Sherlock but my brain kinda lumps him in a separate category....

[bookhorder007-blog]

British Murder Crossovers

Here's a list of possible British Murder Mystery Crossovers:

Midsomer Murders × Rosmary and Thyme (both are set in modern day England)

Father Brown × Endeavour (early 1950s and 1960ish is possible due to age of the characters. Father Brown is between 50-60 years old and Morse is between 20-30 years old.)

[bookhorder007-blog]

I know that they have to turn Endeavour into Inspector Morse....but why do that to him and Thursday????

[bookhorder007-blog]

wasn't a fan of classical music....until I watched Endeavour

[bookhorder007-blog]

where do I find the British Crime show fandoms?????

[traggalicious]

✊😌

[bookhorder007-blog]

What do I post on here?