This article explores the power of fan communities in influencing the direction of television shows. Using the examples of Sherlock and Doctor Who, the author discusses how fan communities can shape the storylines, characters, and production of their favorite shows through social media and other online platforms. The article also highlights the potential risks of fan influence on the creative process, such as the pressure to please fans at the expense of artistic integrity.
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Lawson, M. (January 2014). "Sherlock and Doctor Who: beware of fans influencing the TV they love". The Guardian.
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