Nick's Ten Fan Fiction Links

The Departed

This fan fiction piece is about Dr Madden’s unborn child she discovers she is pregnant with at the end of the movie, ‘The Departed.’ She does not know whose child it is because she has slept with both Billy and Colin, who both die at the closing of the movie. The fan fiction is about the same child, only seventeen years later, not knowing who their father was and wondering what he was like.

Se7en
This fan fiction piece is an extension of the movie, ‘Se7en.’ It takes place after the original ‘Se7en’ has being completed. It follows David Mills and his anguish in losing his wife and child at the hands of John Doe; and William Somerset finally in retirement from being a cop. It has the same structure as the first movie in the fact it starts off on Monday. Monday and there’s a new murder, a prostitute. One word is written, “Lust.” It’s the start of a copy cat John Doe, more murders and Somerset and Mills agree to take the case.

Saw

This fan fiction is based on Saw IV. It shows how Lynn, one of Jigsaws victims, becomes psychotic at the attraction to become a murderer by killing her own husband and Amada’s (Jigsaws assistant) reaction to this.

Black Books

Black Books is a British comedy which I personally love. This piece is about how Bernard gets a computer and doesn’t know how to work it. Manny comes to help and it turns out Bernard is having trouble with Solitaire. It follows on the show that Bernard has a cold and jokes and funny pieces follow.

Blackadder

This fan fiction piece take place in Blackadder Season Three in which Blackadder is the head servant to the Prince Regent. The prince is having dreams about dying. This follows with Blackadder’s usual subtle wit in mocking not only the prince but the lovable dog’s body, Baldrick.

Garfield

This fan fiction piece follows the rivalry between Garfield and Nermal. It shows hoe Nermal is so more cute then Garfield in everyday situations and how ugly Garfield is deemed to be. Every time Garfield asks Nermal why she’s so cute, Nermal has a clever and witty response, usually at the expense of Garfield.







Peanuts

This fan fiction is based on the comic book, Peanuts. It show Linus talking to his father on how his day was. It follows to show that his father has lost his job, talks about his three wives and how he dropped out of school. Then his father asks what would he change in his life.

Family Guy

This piece of fan fiction is written about a Family Guy episode which already exists. It follows Brian’s (the dog on the show) quest to make peace with his mother who abandoned him as a puppy. It follows the same outline and plot as the episode however gives an inside perspective from Brian’s point of view, in a form of a diary. While this is going on, Stewie (the baby) also has his own dilemma. He doesn't want to go to Palm Springs to visit Grandpa and Grandma and this is also shown through in diary form. It ends with Brian offering to take Stewie to Palm Springs so that he can clear his head and forget about his mother.

South Park

This piece of fan fiction follows the cartoon of South Park. Instead of the boys being eight years old and in Elementary School, they are eighteen and seniors in High School. It goes on to describe a new kid at school whose name is Blade Knife. He’s seen as an emo because of the way he dresses but is in fact previously part of the military. It goes on to describe the skills and ferocity of the new kid, where he is from and what he is.

Seinfeld

This piece of fan fiction is based around the 1990’s sitcom Seinfeld. This piece shows the situation of Jerry, George and Kramer being in jail and what they are experiencing. George seems convinced that the prison lunch lady likes him because of the extra food he is receiving, however Jerry is quick to comically turn this down in reminding George that he is spoken for on the account of a big bearded man. Kramer on the other hand has become a dealer in the prison, but not as you think, Kramer is making deals with clean towels so he can get thing like a TV Guide. This is very much like the slap stick comedy which Seinfeld was in the ‘90’s.