16 Stages Of Realizing Your Favorite Show Has No Fandom

As demonstrated by Supernatural gifs, because its fandom is so strong it hurts.

Posted on July 08, 2015, 20:22 GMT

BuzzFeed Staff

Stage 1: Discovering an AMAZING show that you just can't help but fall in love with.

Stage 2: Developing elaborate fan-theories and headcanons that you want to share with everyone you know.

Stage 3: Realizing that no one in your life has even heard of this show, or that they just don't care as much as you.

Stage 4: Turning to THE INTERNET to soothe your fan-frazzled nerves and getting pumped to see what other people in the fandom have come up with.

Stage 5: Doing a tag search on Tumblr that comes up with almost nothing.

Stage 6: Wondering if you're maybe spelling something wrong or if the fandom has code words that you haven't figured out yet.

Stage 7: Slowly realizing that you're not doing anything wrong, there's just not a lot out there.

Stage 8: Calling out into the abyss for help.

Stage 9: Hearing the vast echo of nothingness in your ears.

Stage 10: Turning to LiveJournal, only to find out that most of the fan communities are private or niche AF.

Stage 11: Going back to watching the show and constantly thinking "Oh, that would make a great gifset" or "Wow, I need someone to write fanfic about that..."

Stage 12: Realizing there's no one out there who will do that, and getting sad all over again.

Stage 13: Getting real cocky for a minute and googling "how to make a gifset from a video" before giving up two minutes into a Youtube tutorial.

Stage 14: In a last ditch effort, forcing your friends to watch the show in the hope that they'll get just as hooked as you.

Stage 15: Seeing the light fade from their eyes around episode 5 and knowing that they're never gonna make it to the series finale.

Stage 16: Ending up with nothing but your own half-finished fanfic and the dire realization that this is as good as it's gonna get.

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