While going through every episode top to bottom, I'll be looking for evidence that supports K/S and also discussing the arguments against it. Serious about the argument, ridiculous about everything else. M for language. Yay 60s.

The lives I'll never lead / Couldn't make me sing / Could they? Could they? Could they? / As soon as she had stepped through the doorway, the door closed tightly. And only then, with Regina inside, did the lines, curves, and swirls shift and move, assembling themselves into words within the heart. 'The Road You Didn't Take'

Modern Fantasy AU: When a woman is found brutally murdered and surrounded by runes drawn in her own blood, Agent Lisbon hires the wizard Patrick Jane to consult on the case and gets involved in a lot more than she bargained for. Inspired by 'The Dresden Files.'

Post 5x11 - "They were about to tread into some very dangerous territory, and though he knew it would do little good, it would make him feel better if she was within arm's reach." Jane/Lisbon

DISCONTINUED: This story is no longer being updated. Summary: A look at how friendships may form and relationships might develop if Asami crashed into Korra instead of Mako. This story is AU.

This is incredibly stupid... I don't even know why I'm writing this. But since I'm dead anyway, you might as well know I haven't always been this... monster. My name is Mr. Sir. -Judge me if you dare.-

Q: What if "Twilight" was rewritten with "Star Trek" characters? A: A lot of improvements. An AU of course. Here there be Kirk/Spock slash and eventual Twilight hating.

Does Lisbon love Jane? Can they have a happily-ever-after or is everybody fooling themselves? T for some language.

Jane tries to manipulate Lisbon into confessing her feelings for him, using a variety of underhanded and overly-complicated techniques.

Drabbles, ficlets and other reactions to the 2009 film "Sherlock Holmes". Spoilers abound. Rating is to give me room to play.

Between the living and the dead, there can be no competition.

Layton x Luke // A retelling of the Curious Village. While dealing with the inheritance dispute and mysteries surrounding, Layton discovers the peculiar atmosphere of the town brings out something he's kept buried within all along.

Muses are wonderful things, are they not? If you chose not, good for you! Your muse may be, but is not limited to being horrible, egotistical, and occasionally violent. For more information, read on.

It was only a matter of time before Watson realized that he, indeed, belonged to Holmes. Movie-verse. Dilated pupils. Slash. Works with the marriage problem.

A trip to Greece with a portkey shouldn't be that bad, right? It's just to pack shorts and leave... But what if you don't turn up where you supposed to? What if you turn up in the freezing cold, and your only opption is to warm up with your archenemy?

Tag to 1x05 Keepin' It Real. Sam/G slash. Fluffy.

A series of stories tracing Artemis and Holly over the course of a lifetime. In this installment: Myles does not believe in Santa, and is rather surprised to find his brother meeting elves under the mistletoe.

On an otherwise unremarkable day in late September, Holly Short discovered she was pregnant. Artemis is...less than thrilled. My take on an overused theme, featuring horrific puns, pillow talk and absolutely no-one called Diana. Complete.

A comment on a trend I've noticed in Fanfic, in Fanfic form. Don't take it seriously.

In Progress. K/S, but slow-building. A misshap brings the Enterprise back to Earth for a while.

Slash, Spock and Kirk. Spock knows all about Jim's flirting ways and wants to put a stop to them.

When Lt. Uhura asked Mr. Spock about Vulcan's moon, he said Vulcan had none. A drabble.

Um, wow... Theodore Sturgeon, just wow. The slash... it just leaps out of the TV screen and attacks you. I think that Kirk & Spock may have actually gotten married in this episode... At the very least, they got kinky with those ahn-woons...

Because there's absolutely nothing romantic at all about Knight-in-shining-Enterprise!Kirk braving all to rescue Damsel-in-distress!Spock. Pfft, yeah right! Lotsa slash here, but I didn't write it, Harve Bennett did.

*Complete* Sexy. Damaged. Brilliant. Erratic. And there's two of them.

Halfway through the five-year-mission, Spock and Kirk come to a startling conclusion when Starfleet Command orders Spock to transfer off the Enterprise. Slash.

The finale won't stop running through my mind! A short one-shot about how Wilson's relationship with a patient tells House what has really happened to his friend...

In which -1- Cameron is the fairest in the land, and -2- Chase wishes that he could slip under the radar.

Debatable? I think not. You think you know them, but do you really understand the cast of House, M.D.? A series of seemingly unrelated oneshots.

There is more than just treasure buried beneath the cracked ground... there are nightmares... and a giant pair of artificial, poorly made, wooden wings. The things you can't see are the most real... :Reedited:

There are many different sets of threeword statements Wilson has heard and used in his lifetime threeword statements that conjure up the very essence of the message, in three powerful yet simple words. HW. Warning: Character death.

Eric Foreman has turned invisible and the results are a managrerie of seriously out of character.. characters. House is stricken with the inability to make cutting remarks, Cameron's not being nice, and Chase is being more girly than ever!