The Authors Note at the end was cute... And re the story... Humor? You rated it humor? ..? Lol! Anyway, it was pretty good, well, if you dont mind agnast ( didnt spell it right..) Tragic, etc. Personally, just a bit too much for me. Oh well, at least I know what the Fanfic Trials are now! Thanks :)

I really didnt know there were so many, well, torture injury etc, stories on here, let alone before 2009. Im Not much on anything like that, so Im just skimming or skipping a few parts.

Im finally finally starting to read this series! And gee its off to a start already! Wow, I dont blame the characters taking this to court.. Who would dare have Carter tortured, Schultz shot, and all those terrible things happen to Hogan? Sorry, but Im on their side!

I cannot believe the verdict!

Haha, that AN is pure gold! ;) Of course I'll read the sequel. Please, protect Judge Harry. He's a part lf my childhood.

So the sequel will be about the writers... oh... wohohoohaaaa! I must read that!
I strongly feel they'll lose the trial, but they don't care now.

And I've been reading about worlds I don't know about, such as "Star Trek"... but it's ok! ;)

Well played, Mason!
I think the characters are going to lose the trial.

Yeah, that problem of how authors reconstruct what is not said in the show. When canon contradicts itself, it's worse.
Poor people!

Yeah, and I was thinking: do they suffer each time they're written... or each time they're read? And when the episodes are broadcast or reproduced?

I've just understood half of what has happened. I'm not familiar with "Star Trek". But please, writers, be as gentle as possible with heroes and also with villains. They have their little hearts too.

No! Harry! Stop now! If you read it, you'll want to tear your eyes out. XD

At least, "Hogan's Heroes" fans, your characters are alive. In my fandom there are two canonical MIA and I think I've seen all the main characters die at least once.
And worse things.

I've been brought here by some anonymous author who told me that I'd like it... but I hadn't been told who were going to carry the trial! I loved "Night Court"!
Ok, Pronker didn't know that. ;)
Hello. :D

I've never watched a single episode of "Hogan's Heroes", but I've done a tiny research.
- Action is placed on planet Earth.
- In the 20th century.
- In fact, it's based on historical events that I can read about.
- The characters are human, not talking animals (who would ever had such a surreal idea? :P). I won't be confused when I read "flipper", for example.
- There are no lemurs (thank the Sky Spirits).
- Now, seriously: there are no monsters, magic (magic magic, I mean), things like that.
- It's not a dystopia. I'm a busy fortyish and I don't have the time to learn the rules about a post-apocalyptic tyrannical world.
Well, all this intel makes me think that I'll understand it. It's ok! :) And I like the premise.

It's one of the best humor/parody stories out there, thanks for writing it. I'm unfamiliar with Night Court and feel now that I know it better. The sheer mention of Green Acres, Gomer Pyle and all the rest of the loved shows warmed my heart. Sincerely, pronker

Oh this is Kafkaesque, a compliment, and with /story that disappeared/ I sense that this likely happened, to the disgruntlement of the fandom ...

What a delightful premise of a fanfic court! *reads on*

It’s a little crazy that I’ve never read all of Fanfic Court, even though I had dipped into it. But there you have it — bold admission. What a treat I had been missing! This parody is written with such a sure hand and is so funny every step of the way. The use of Judge Harry to oversee the proceedings was a particularly inspired choice. The hilarity reached its peak in chapter 8, in the recitation of all the ways the team might have been assembled. Brilliant work!