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.

After the apocalypse doesn't happen, Dean goes back to Bobby's house alone. He burned Bobby's body in the field. There wasn't enough of Cas left to burn or bury, and Sam was gone. After a few weeks of drinking and researching, Dean's ready to finally off himself and join his whole family, but a discount easter card and a sudden reappearance save him. Eventual Destiel. Human!Cas.

Drabbles, ficlets, and miscellaneous meme fills, both missing scenes and original fic, that aren't long or polished enough to be stand-alones. Gen. Various characters, mainly Kirk-Spock-McCoy. New: Even sick as a dog, Jim Kirk is a very lucky man.

Bruce finds himself the subject of one of Tony's experiments. He also finds that he doesn't mind. Science bromance with brief appearances by the team and maternal!Pepper.

A collection of drabbles, with focus on the relationship between Kirk, Spock, and McCoy and some behind-the-scenes reactions and thoughts about the situations they manage to get themselves into and out of. Other characters may/will appear. NOT slash.

In which the Yarders, Sherlock, and John play the time-honored drinking game.

Jack and the Doctor run into an old friend.

"Hey… Can I be Italy and you be Germany for just one minute?" "Huh? S-sure…" Italy found it ironic that the one time he forced himself to be strong was in the act of his greatest cowardice.

"We were playing Truth or Dare-" "Seriously? I used to play that in high school!" Raj whispered to Howard, "Exactly. We're not normal, we're nerds, right?" Leonard needs to explain something he said. Raj is tipsy, Howard is prying, Sheldon is quiet.

Sherlock does not react well to the idea that John might be dead.

They had all made sacrifices, to get them to where they were now. Major Toy Story 3 Spoilers.

In the wake of Operation Annihilate, several issues are left unaddressed and unresolved, including placement of blame for the full-spectrum experiment resulting in Spock's blindness, and coping with a grieving man. Fourshot.

Matthew wakes up in the middle of the night to the sounds of something that he isn't used to hearing in his house. Fluff.

James Kirk having a bad day, and his two best friends' relentless bickering drives him over the edge. After a massive blowout, he retreats to one of the Enterprise's pools to swim out his frustrations. But McCoy refuses to let him swim alone. NO Slash.

One shot! McCoy reaches out to Scotty after Pollux IV. No Slash!

During Kirk's long nights in Sickbay, he reflects on his relationship with Bones McCoy. It is something that goes deeper than friendship, and he finally recognizes it for what it is...brotherhood.

He knows he's different because he's not thinking of Rose. Quite a lark, this regeneration high, isn't it? Maybe he'll take up knitting this time. Scattered thoughts and a cracked head. Spoilers for The End Of Time.

A mysterious malfunction results in Scotty and Spock being imprisoned in the board room. An illogical way for two senior officers to spend four hours, but perhaps it can provide Spock with a serious answer to one of Kirk's silly questions.

There comes a time in every man's life when the only thing to do is to lie on the floor in the dark - listening to The Blues and discussing life, death, women and cats over a bottle of Bourbon. D & G friendship.

The Brigadier learns the burden that comes from knowing the future, yet not acting upon it. Features the Ninth and Seventh Doctors.