After Shawn and Juliet make up, boundaries break down and lingering emotions find their way to the surface. (Shawn/Juliet)

With the help of his dad, Shawn returns to fix Juliet's window. (Shawn/Juliet) Post-"Juliet Wears the Pantsuit"

After Juliet had returned to the States, three days had passed before she saw Shawn alone. On the third day, she called him from the station and directed him to wait for her outside the Psych office, where she picked him up and sped away toward her apartment before he could fasten his seatbelt. (Shawn/Juliet) Post-Extradition II (S5)

After the conclusion of a case, Juliet surprises Shawn with a special, fluffy present. (Shawn/Juliet)

Thirty-eight: nights they'd slept beside each other in the bed they bought together. Nights when she'd wanted him. (Shawn/Juliet). Post-Deez Nups

Donna meets Danny, but thinks he's someone else. Set during the West Wing episode, "20 Hours in L.A." 1.16 .

Danny walks into an unpleasant reminder. Pre-series.

Danny points Matt toward a fresh start. Pre-series.

Jordan loses. Danny finds. Sort of. Post-series.

Danny relapses. Pre-series.

The campaign's not what she expected, but Donna's a fast learner. Based on the flashback scene in "In The Shadow of Two Gunmen".

"So what do you really think of that Republican girl?"

On the heels of the nuclear accident, Sam asks to see Josh to make his own campaign contribution. Post-"Duck and Cover".

He has seen Donna slam shots of rum, vodka, whiskey, but never tequila, and never without her clothes. Post-"Transition".

She never could have prepared for this. Post-canon.

"Come on, CJ, you're not a Stepford Wife, and I'm not sure when you got the idea that you needed to be one." Post-series by a few weeks or so.

Sam learns a thing or two about persuasion. Post-"20 Hours in America".

Ainsley plays at a new level.

Josh is not a cooperative patient. Approximate timeline: Anytime between "Ellie" 2.15 - "Bad Moon Rising" 2.19

Election Day memories surface a year later. Post-series.

Sam is rewarded for a valiant effort. Approximate timeline: "And It's Surely To Their Credit" 2.05 - "The Lame Duck Congress" 2.06 .

In the wake of an administration. Post-canon by days .

Some things can't be fixed. Post-canon by days .

He wears his optimism like a burden. "Tomorrow" missing scene.

Shades of his childhood flicker with firelight in his eyes. Post-canon.

She had always defied expectations. Approximate timeline: "Stackhouse Filibuster" - "17 People".

Josh had just confessed his best-kept secret of the last four years and he wanted to act on it. A few days after the end of the series. References several points in canon.

He stuck to her as if she were-had always been-his safehold. Post-"Transition".

There's a first time for everything. Post-series, at some point. Domestic fluff.

Josh hadn't heard this piece-hadn't wanted to hear it-in twenty-five years. Approximate timeline: Pilot 1.01 - Five Votes Down 1.04 .

Josh stretches across the couch with his glass, the bottle, and a mission. Post-"Constituency of One".

"They're going to snicker behind my back now. Snicker at Josh Lyman's crazy assistant who thinks we're all going to suffer death-by-satellite." Post-"The Fall's Gonna Kill You" 2.20 .

At Hanukkah, Toby teaches a lesson.

Josh marks an occasion, for he is a man of occasion. Post-series, but references "17 People" 2.18 .

There were worse things he could do. Approximate timeline: "In Excelsis Deo" 1.10 .

Josh and Toby place an informal bet on a Subway Series game with higher stakes than Josh anticipated. Pre-series, during the summer of Bartlet's campaign.

The snake gets the best of Josh and CJ. Missing scene from "Manchester Part II" 3.02 .

Toby had a feeling that, too soon, Huck's inquiries would fade along with his trust; he couldn't bear to hasten the process.

During a grocery run, Sam and Ainsley have different definitions of 'essentials'.

She'd had no reminders. She'd forgotten his smile-his face-and had chosen pajamas two sizes too large for him. Missing scene from "The Midterms" 2.03

Josh knew one thing for sure: concerning Amy, he knew nothing for sure. Based on a reference in "The Two Bartlets" 3.12 .

On Thanksgiving, Josh is in search of a distraction. Post-"Arctic Radar" 4.10 .

Josh is forced to explain the value of Donna's Christmas gift. Post-"Abu el Banat" 5.09 .

Josh needs a favor. He has to ask nicely.

She reserved her weaknesses for the roof. Not for him.

Sex on wheels. The definition of sleek. Parked outside his apartment.

The thread that binds.

Foreman and House meet Foreman's parents.

Wilson recalls a childhood memory.

Cuddy and Stacy have a cat-fight over House.

Wilson specialized in surfaces.

In the process of disproving Foreman, House gets caught on memory lane.

Taub and Kutner place a bet about their colleagues. Missing scene from "The Softer Side".

There is no rest from House.

House receives not just a gift, but an invitation.

He wants the encore.

Prince Gregory sets out to solve a mystery plaguing the neighboring King. Based on the Grimm's fairytale "Twelve Dancing Princesses".

Want to share?

"I'm waking you up. In the middle of the night. For sex."

Some of the best gifts don't even need packages.

While Foreman is away, House fulfills a long-held wish and makes a discovery in the process.

"Turns out we have a common fantasy."

House encounters many familiar and unfamiliar faces on the Magic Bus. Alternate for Wilson's Heart.

House can't sleep.

"No one could resist irony like this." Post-It's a Wonderful Lie.

Not all hopes survive the dawn. Warning for dark themes.

"I've had to watch you die three times."

Wilson occasionally catches an earful of hospital gossip.

An on-the-job incident forces House to experience his life beyond the visible spectrum; Cuddy and Wilson struggle to guide him through a darkness that neither of them can see and preserve the world that House remembers.

A series of twelve episodes set during House and Stacy's relationship.

“This is nothing. You should see what I did to your Volvo. Any idea what Spinners are?”

The missing scene from Need to Know.

Wilson could count the number of times House had failed, and, every time, House had failed fighting. Surrender was as familiar to House as it was to Alexander the Great, but Wilson wondered if the fight was worse than the failure.

House performs for a hospital benefit concert. Stacy gets a backstage pass.

Stacy's experience when House coded.