While most people today would immediately dismiss a message supposedly from a celebrity, at the time, it seemed possible that Tegan might email fans. It was the aughts, not every

The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara' investigates the mystery of 'Fake Tegan', a hacker who has been terrorizing the legendary band for over 15 years.

After being impersonated online for 16 years, Tegan Quin of the indie pop duo looks for clues in a new documentary, “Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara.”

The Hulu documentary takes a peek at the origins of intrusive online fandoms at the start of online fan culture.

Tegan and Sara’s Tegan Quin and director Erin Lee Carr exclusively spoke to Us Weekly about their new documentary, ‘Fanatical’

Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara hit screens in 2024. Tegan Quin (from Tegan and Sara) has been the victim of identity theft and an ongoing catfishing scam for over 15 years. While investigating, she shares for the first time, how she was ensnared in toxic fan culture that revealed the dark side of fame.

If you’ve been following their career for the past two decades, you may want to know how to watch Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara to see one of the wildest and most fascinating true crime stories to hit pop music.

So what's possibly left for Tegan and Sara to share? In a surprisingly serious turn of events, Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara reveals that the Calgary-born twins have been holding something back: an elaborate story of how in 2011 somebody hacked Tegan's files,

Despite making the case that celebrities are complex human beings just like the rest of us, this documentary lacks a human touch.

The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara,' director Erin Lee Carr tells the strange story of how the twin-sister pop duo was hacked and the digital con artists who impersonated them.