An alternative ending/missing scene for every episode of series 8

A girl failing history from the future is dropped into the past, the Civil War era, where she meets the dashing Robert Shaw. She joins the 54th regiment as his errand runner, and they develope an instant dislike. But when push comes to shove can love win? Unlikely.

Alice Kinnian has been haunted by her memories of Charlie Gordon. Now her teenage son William is curious about this person she never talks about. Please R&R. I'd love to hear opinions of this tale.

A bunch of craziness I wrote for fun, not to be taken seriously. I added a second chapter of insanity, please forgive me...

His glasses were bent, scratched, and abused beyond their years by the time he arrived at the lodging house, but they were still his most valuable possession. No one would ever know how much they meant to him. Only fair they had given him his name.

Just a random mushy-romance one-shot thing for Robert and Annie using the song "What is a Youth?" from the 1960's version of Romeo and Juliet.

How Robert and Annie met that night at the New York opera house.

As kids, a simple game of Cowboys and Indians goes horribly wrong.

Another story expressing the depth of Robert's love for Annie, vice versa. Their point of views, regrets, feelings, and emotions during Robert's last day on earth. Respetive Point of Views.

Annie Haggerty's thoughts when she sees her husband Robert marching triumphantly through the streets of Boston. Just a little song-fic one-shot to show how much Annie loved Robert.

Blindness can come in many forms. Gilligan and the Professor learn that sometimes only disaster can open eyes.

As rescue approaches Gilligan finds himself asking a very unexpected question.

After being shot by a strange device that washed up in the lagoon Gilligan begins to shrink. Can the Professor find a way to reverse the process before the first mate shrinks out of existence? And can Gilligan survive being four inches tall?

A pie, a typhoon and a tragic accident threaten to reduce seven to six.

I am terrible at titles. better than it sounds. Okay, basically, I was just looking on and noticed that there are very few fics about the best character in Spy Kids, Fegan Floop, so I decided to write one.

It's clear that the Appleton 'knack' for plumbing has passed to the next generation when six-year-old Tucker and Robespierre, Larry and Balki's sons, attempt to fix a leak in the bathroom faucet.

A short play about a pie and an explosive misunderstanding.

Larry's son Tucker encounters some trouble at school. Good thing he has a distant cousin there to help him out.

When Balki wins a cruise for himself and Larry, it seems like a great chance for relaxation and fun. But their pleasure trip becomes a fight for survival when a series of harrowing events brings them to a remote island far from help!

Indiana Jones has never had an easy life, but when he becomes the apprentice of the famous Abner Ravenwood, his troubles come to a whole new level when a fiesty, tempermental teenager named Marion Ravenwood comes tumbling literally! into his life.

Three months. She's made it this far, right? Marion's got reasons to celebrate, but they're not the happiest of ones. Pre-Raiders, rated T for language. Inspired by the song 'Sober' by Kelly Clarkson. R&R?

After eating a Myposian dinner Larry wakes up with terrible stomach pains, and it turns out to be much more serious than simple indigestion. Can Balki manage in the new and frightening environment of an American hospital?

Indiana Jones has two categories to classify people in. Brains and airheads. Well, that is, until he meets our favorite archaeologist's daughter, who sticks to him like glue on paper. R&R? Happy Birthday, Battered Notebook of Stories!

It all started with the pancakes.' Marion's attempts to be a modern housewife go horribly wrong when she makes pancakes. Chaos ensues. Will her husband be able to save the day? Indy/Marion one-shot. Post KotCS.

Marion Ravenwood has a lot of things on her mind. With her tendency to break everything, her ever-aging father,and his new, cocky, oh-so-irksome and kind of cute pupil Indiana Jones, she's bound to lose it, right? Prequel to Raiders, from Marion's POV.

It was fleeting. The kind of thing that no one notices but the ones doing it. A single glance. That's all it took for her.

There was simply something about him that drew me in, ripped my sanity to pieces, and resolved my will in a way that made everything I did for him." Marion's POV, pre-Raiders. R&R?

When Max and 99 travel to an island looking for a KAOS base they seven people who claim to be survivors of a shipwrecked Minnow. Max decides instantly they are KAOS. Will the help or hinder the mission when the real enemy threatens world domination?

So.. It's after Rooster and Lily get out of jail. Ms. Hannigan left them the orphange. They have become new people and love the kids dearly..no idea if this is going to continue.