Man from U.N.C.L.E. Section VII

I haven't heard about any recalls on the new year, so it is still, to the best of my knowledge, 2021.  I have heard talk about impeaching 2020, in an effort to lessen the effects of all of those months of debilitating lockdowns and mental and emotional damage, in addition to the obvious physical dangers.

Oh well... sigh ... 

So, here we are, forging into the new year with suspicion and anxiety still intact.  If time were able to benefit from something like a DVR, we could just fast forward or rewind, whichever would land us in a part of the story we actually like, and might want to keep replaying.  Yes, I think I like the rewind better than the fast forward.

Okay, enough of that.  We're here to read and write fun MFU stories.  I am going to post the link once more to the Christmas Round Robin, The Trouble In Times Square Affair You can also find it on AO3, but the sequence is off a little; I couldn't figure out how to post the chapters as it has been done in the past.  More need of that rewind option.

Today is normally for drabbles, so please feel free to put down your Hundred Words.  Or, share with us some stills from one of your favorite episodes.  You can find some of those on framecaplib.com

Main thing today is to take a deep breath, envision a world where politicians do not exist, guns expel fairy dust and bad language is replaced by words like whiz bang and boo boo.

Cheers!

Writers are disappearing faster than a package of toilet paper.  Live Journal might be following that same trend because, on a platform that had several thousand communities, Section VII is now #15.  That can't be right, because we don't have the numbers that used to constitute a ranking like that.

We're still here though.  In spite of being thrashed by Covid-19, politics and a general malaise that has infected people far and wide, we're still breathing.

Today is Wednesday, and for about as long as Section VII has been a community, we've had drabbles on Wednesday.  I am not discontinuing that, if for no other reason that I consider it a personal bit of wit to have come up with the phrase A Little Drabble Do Ya, taken from the old Brylcream ads. That was A little dab'll do ya, for those who don't remember or, gasp, aren't old enough to remember.

I want to add something to our Drabble day, however; something that is, perhaps, more inclusive.

On Wednesday (in particular), I invite everyone to post favorite photos from favorite episodes.  There is a brilliant website called Lisa's Framecap Library that has photos that follow the story lines of each episode.  It features several series including The Man from U.N.C.L.E., and are intended for sharing.  Lisa also hosts the long running Man from U.N.C.L.E. Fan Fiction Archive.