Early days. Johnson is stuck with Lestrade, a rookie inspector who doesn't seem to know when to mind his own business. There are moments, though, when Johnson thinks he might make a good policeman one day, if he doesn't get both of them killed first. He certainly can't seem to keep them out of trouble.

Stories of the men that Sherlock Holmes often worked with, frequently insulted, and rarely praised. 67.

Desperate, Larry released the mummy, but now that the battle is over and the museum is safe, what does he do with him now? What does the mummy mean by assuming command of his kingdom? How much of what Larry says does the mummy actually understand? Can museum exhibits eat? A series of stories beginning with Ahkmenrah's first night of freedom, some tragic, some lighter, some pure fun

A look at the relationship between Elisabeth Lestrade and her husband, Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard.

A conversation between Lestrade and a young man in a hospital bed. Follows Undecided.

Set after Breaking the News. When an anonymous delivery is left Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard, he quickly discovers that whoever was responsible sent it with sinister intent.

Lestrade celebrates his birthday, though not of his own volition.

A young man is in the hospital, and Lestrade wonders why he is the only person who seems to care.

It never stops, does it? Another crime scene, another murder, and a potentially helpful text from an unknown individual.

What do you call it? A 'drabble? Just a short piece with Lestrade, but also with little or no actual plot. Enjoy, or don't, as you please.

A young man-no more than a boy, to the Detective Inspector's eyes-shows up out of nowhere and tells Lestrade he's got the wrong man.

But probably not the ones you think. First meeting and exchange between Mycroft Holmes and Inspector Lestrade. One-shot.

Before Sherlock Holmes and Watson, before Jones or Hopkins or Bradstreet, Inspectors Gregson and Lestrade worked at the Yard during a time when an honest police man found himself fighting crime not just in the city, but also within the Yard itself.

Kirk wakes up on the bridge, but nothing is the way it's supposed to be. Sulu throws order Kirk thrown in the brig, and Chekov is all too willing to escort him there. Who's dead? Where's Scotty? Chekov is a spy? Chapter Eight.

This idea came to me while I was writing You've Met Her Before. Chekov has a daughter named Nakita. This is her story. Chapter Eleven.

You don't become romantically attracted to a woman when you're working on a case, and especially not when she's a murder suspect. Bradstreet knows that, but it doesn't help anything. Complete.

Gibbs has his first run-in with Abby.

Not really any plot, not really any point. Thoughts on sleeping difficulties. My first NCIS story

Lestrade is busy, so he sends Clarke in his place.

Inspector Lestrade and Constable Clarke on the importance of back up, and waiting for it. One-shot. Complete.

Your first day on the job can also be your last if you are not careful.

Watson comes home to find the telephone off the hook and Holmes across the room playing the violin. One-shot. Set after Holmes' retirement. Just a bit of fun.

Constable Clarke encounters Inspector Lestrade for the first time. One-shot.

Hopkins has learned who the Superintendent is. Now all he has to do is tell his fellow Inspectors. Set after When the Professionals are Unprofessional and Anyone Else.

After the events of When the Professionals are Unprofessional, Hopkins learns who the new Superintendent is to be. One-shot. Complete.

Holmes has returned, but all is not well. Why is Holmes unwelcome at the Yard? Why is Gregson apparently out to get Lestrade? What does the new Superintendent have to do with it all? And not least, who is responsible for the sudden rash of child killings?

into Scotland Yard. Gregson's first day as an Inspector at Scotland Yard. Complete with annoying Inspectors, attempted murders, and cryptic messages and comments.

Watson publishes The Hound of the Baskervilles, but the reactions he receives from Scotland Yard are not what he expected. One-shot. Complete.

At the close The Adventure of the Six Napoloeons, Lestrade commended Holmes. Now that Watson has written and published the story, just how do certain Yard members react? One-shot. Complete.

Holmes discovers that Watson isn't the only person with the gift of silence. One-shot. Complete.

Sort of a prequel to 'Beekeeping.' Lestrade finds out that Holmes is retiring. One-shot. Complete.

Holmes finds himself with an unlikely defender when the Superintendent at Scotland Yard takes his appearance at a crime scene personally. One-shot. Complete.

Another plot bunny, courtesy of alabastor-demon: a Yarder is out of the country during the Hiatus and runs into Holmes maybe recognizing him, maybe not . One-shot. Complete. Holmes POV.

Sherlock Holmes has retired and-taken up beekeeping? From a plot bunny sent to me by alabaster-demon thanks : a Yarder's reaction to Holmes taking up bee-keeping. One-shot. Complete.

Years after Inspector Gregson has retired, Lestrade pays Doctor Watson a visit. It doesn't take very long at all for Watson to realize something is wrong, but finding out what my be a little more difficult. Watson POV. One-shot. Complete.

Grueling day, late night for the tech ops. With Annie in the hospital and Joan breathing down their necks, Auggie's just glad the other guys realize he's a bit stressed and are doing their jobs without comment. One-shot. Complete.

Lestrade pays Holmes a visit that is not entirely work related. Complete. Let me know what you think.

It's really hard to slice fruit when you're blind. What does Auggie miss most, now that he can no longer see? One-shot. Auggie POV. My first piece for Covert Affairs.

When Sherlock Holmes walks into a trap, he is badly injured and must rely on someone else to help him get back to London and Dr. Watson. Complete.

Pretty self explanatory, I would think, and Gregson would agree with me. In two parts, for obvious reasons. Lestrade, Jones, Bradstreet, Hopkins, Holmes: all make an appearance or two .

The Empty House, or at least, Lestrade's point of view on the matter. Dealing with the murder of Ronald Adair, the return of a certain detective, and the question of friendship.

Set after Close Call. Lestrade is hardly fit to be up and about, but when Gregson sends for him, he and Watson answer the summons to find Scotland Yard in chaos, and that the Superintendent has been shot. Watson's POV.

Following Inspector Lestrade as he investigates Doctor John Watson, Sherlock Holmes' new flat-mate. A series of encounters between the Inspector and the Doctor.

A personal account of one Stanley Hopkins of his first two weeks as an Inspector of Scotland Yard.

A flight into insanity. Seriously, guys, don't hate me for this. I just couldn't help it. Holmes and Watson are lost in time, Hopkins is a vampire, and Gregson must use his newly developed super powers to fight off evil.

A man is dead, killed in front of a room full of witnesses, and the murderer is still there when Inspector Bradstreet arrives on the scene. The problem? Inspector Hopkins swears he didn't kill the man.

Another early case involving Holmes, Scotland Yard, and Inspector Tobias Gregson

Years ago, Inspectors Lestrade and Gregson were involved in a smuggling case that was never solved. Now Gregson has discovered the key to bringing the old gang of smugglers down. That is, if they can stay alive long enough to tell someone about it!

Set after Close Call. Lestrade and Watson have a discussion concerning names and titles while trying to escape the clutches of a murderer. One-shot.

One of Holmes' early cases working with Inspector Lestrade. The Inspector shows up with a riddle and three hours to find a missing girl.

Why, if chances were 'ten to one' that the Yard had the culprits, nothing came of the murder of Milverton, and why Inspector Lestrade was in a foul mood the following evening. One-shot. Complete. Written for cryptix. :

Inspector Lestrade requests Watson's presence at a hospital, but the last thing the doctor expected to find was that the Inspector was injured and refusing to let anyone other than Watson anywhere near his arm.

Someone is stealing families, and Lestrade, who always said that children did not belong anywhere near the Yard, is dragging his kids to work. Holmes, Watson, and the Inspectors have one week before the latest victim goes the same way as the last four.

The Inspectors are getting old, and Superintendent Stanley Hopkins is feeling pressure from above to push some of them into retirement. Hopkins POV

The remarkable, unusual, and unbelievable story of how Inspector Lestrade met his wife. Elisabeth Lindgren soon to be Lestrade POV.

First encounter between Holmes and Lestrade. Holmes POV.

When Inspector Lestrade takes on a man nearly twice his size, Doctor Watson is worried. Set early on, not long after the two first met. Watson POV

Lestrade finds out that Watson is not coping well with the loss of his wife. The Inspector steps in and tries to help, but the good Doctor is rather lost and in desperate need of a sense of purpose. Lestrade POV. Now Complete!

When a member of the governement enlists the aide of Inspector Stanley Hopkins on a secret mission and tells the man to bring along a few people he can trust, he is not quite prepared for the company the Inspector keeps. One-shot.

Lestrade may not be as intelligent as Holmes or even Gregson, but he's not stupid, and when the new Superintendent decides that the Inspector is useless, it's up to his fellow Yarders to come to his aid. One-shot. Holmes POV.

Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, and Inspectors Lestrade and Gregson are called together to solve a case taking place within the city of Boston, but when they arrive they find the police uncooperative,hostile, and possibly even deranged.Just what is going on?

Written in the same spirit of "Sherlock Holmes, at Your Service." Holmes, Watson, and the Inspectors drop in on a certain author, only to find him in the midst of entertaining! Complete.

After the death of his wife, Watson receives an offer to work as a Police Surgeon for Scotland Yard from Inspector Lestrade, but Inspector Gregson is uncertain of the merits of such an offer. One-shot. Complete.

Sherlock Holmes, Doctor John Watson, Ispector Lestrade. They first met during "A Study In Scarlet." Or did they? A search for a case leads to something more. Complete.

Chapter Twenty Five. Kirk was unprepared to be hugged by Ambassador Jahi, or kissed by his aide. Sulu flees the rec room. Things just aren't working out between the Enterprise crew and Jahi's people. And then, of course, Chekov has to show up.

Chapter Sixty. Wow, sixty. Huh. Anyway... Day three was a disaster. I never even made it to class.

Princess Toadstool finds herself on an adventure with new allies and old enemies, on a quest to save both Mushroom Kingdom and Koopa Land. Chapter twelve. Complete.

Just a little bit of fun. Hikaru faces a dangerous opponent. Set during his Academy days. One-shot. Complete.

Bella's POV. Carlisle and Jasper are-fighting? With swords? What do you do when you're alone in a house with two angry vampires? One-shot. Complete.

Sequel to The Principal's Office. The principal decides to pay the Cullen family a visit at home. One-shot. Complete.

Sulu has one chance to convince Kirk that he is the man for the job, but his record says otherwise, and Kirk and his crew are not impressed. How Sulu came to be on the Enterprise. One-shot.

Neatfreks and slobs don't mix. Just ask Chekov and Sulu. Set at the Academy. One-shot. Complete.

Set during Eclipse. What was going through Carlisle's mind as he watched Jasper teaching his family to fight? How did he react to Jasper teaching Esme? One-shot. Complete.

Admiral Kirk has, in fact, met Demora Sulu before. He had, in fact, forgotten that Hikaru Sulu had a daughter. But was that all he missed? Just how did he meet her? One-shot. Complete.

When Demora challenges a guest speaker in one of her Academy classes,her classmates are shocked, her teacher is furious, and the speaker himself...thinks it's funny?

While teaching at Starfleet Academy, Uhura attempts, with help from a friend, to teach her Cadets an important lesson. One-shot.

A moment between Alice and Jasper. One-shot. Edward's POV.

Carlisle comes home to find members of the family embroiled in a deep misunderstanding and eager to keep him out of it. As it turns out, it's just one of those days. Another less serious story. One-Shot. Carlisle POV.

Emmett is sick and tired of everyone thinking he's an idiot. Well, he's had enough, and that gets him into trouble. Now he has to convince Jasper that, in spite of his actions, he really isn't an idiot. One-Shot. Complete.

When Nessie needs help, she goes to her Uncle Jasper, because there isn't much he wouldn't do for his niece, and little he wouldn't do to protect her.

Jasper reacts badly to something the family does, and Emmett tries to make sure he's okay. Just a brotherly moment between the two. One-shot.

The beginning of the Mighty Ducks, focusing on Duke's joining of the team. Canard's POV. Complete.

When Nessie is assigned a project for school, she finds herself in need of assistance. Another moment with Nessie and her uncles. One-shot.

What had I done to deserve this? What could I have possibly done that was so horrible, so wicked, so vile, that as punishment I currently had all eight of the Cullens sitting in my office? The Cullens get sent to the principal's office. plete.

A short story involving Uhura and Spock's first meetings. "Was there something else you required?" Spock asked. She bit her lip, bounced up and down, and shook her head. "Could I try?" She blurted abruptly, nodding towards the lyre. Complete.

I wondered if maybe my number were up. If we had been cheating death all this time and now, finally, it had caught up with me. I wondered if I should panic. Bella's point of view. Chapter thirteen up. Complete.

Set during New Moon. Carlisle's point of view. They've left Bella behind in Forks, but it isn't just killing Edward, it's tearing the entire family apart. Complete.

When Carlisle meets Peter, and old friend of Jasper's, can he measure up to Peter's expectations of what a coven leader should be? One-shot.

Jasper has avoided Nessie since she was born, terrified that he might cause her harm. When she is unexpectedly dropped into his lap, he finds himself struggling with more than just keeping her entertained. One-shot.

Nessie POV. An accident during a school project brings an injured human into the Cullen household, and leads Nessie to learn a few things about her Uncle Jasper. Three Chapters. Complete.

One-shot between Jasper and Nessie. Nessie wants to learn how to fight, and wants Jasper to teach her.

Carlisle's POV. Carlisle is surprised when Jasper asks to accompany him to church one rainy Sunday morning, but agrees. Jasper struggles with more than just the scent of humans, and finds something he needs. Complete.

Edward's POV. Even after all the time he's spent with the family, Jasper is still a soldier, even when he doesn't mean to be, only himself around the one he loves. Read and Review, please.

Warning: Unlike most of my other works, this one is intentionally stupid. But the idea hit me and wouldn't let me go until I wrote it and published it. What happens when the Cullens are thought to be anorexic in their new school? Post Breaking Dawn.

They say that the eyes are the window to the soul. Sulu and Chekov's first meeting, at Starfleet Academy. One-shot. Complete.

Exactly what the title suggests. Kingsley Shacklebolt's first encounter with the Order, and Sirius Black.

Just a little piece focusing on the Weasley sweaters. Not really any plot, just a thought.

Molly Weasley and her family move into Number 12 Grimmauld Place. There they meet Sirius Black and Remus Lupin. How does Molly deal with living with a werewolf?

Peach and Anna are out having a lovely picnic. Then comes a strange dream, and Bowser tries to kidnap Peach again. Kammy is up to no good, and Kamek...is Kamek.

Princess Toadstool finds a lost little koopaling in the garden and takes him home with her. Who is he? Where did he come from?

Princess Toadstool is kidnapped, and this time, Bowser has thought ahead. Toad must save the Princess before she is forced to marry King Bowser.