During a post-mission celebration, Black Squadron elicits the (drunken) tale of how Poe Dameron once met a Mandalorian and was convinced to eat a live frog.

AU. While forced to stay in Castle together, Chuck and Bryce rekindle their old friendship over an improvised roleplaying game based on what happened when Bryce sent Chuck the Intersect.

When Sookie and Eric hallucinated a bed while under the influence of fairy blood and V, the next steps seemed obvious. But perhaps the situation wasn't quite that simple...

Rumplestiltskin had never set out to make Captain Killian Jones his enemy. In retrospect, he probably could have handled that better. Rumplestiltskin's perspective on their feud. (Story set during episode 2x11 "The Outsider" and does not reflect more recent developments)

Ward calls off a mission due to suspicious activity. Skye thinks he overreacted. Both argue their cases to Coulson.

Hook asked Emma if there were other "attachments" besides his hook that she would prefer. But what type of attachments are available? Emma watches an infomercial for the MultiHook collection, displaying a range of interesting attachments for your one-handed pirate. Pure silliness, rated for a touch of mild adult humor.

A collection of short stories about Neal, Peter, and the rest of the White Collar crowd. "Dad": Neal surprises Peter by taking their cover story in an unexpected direction. "The Trees": Neal shows his colleagues an interesting collection of his paintings.

Hook gets a different way to Storybrooke in the form of a transportation spell cast on his hook by a correspondence-course witch. Unsolicited help from grandmotherly strangers is not something Hook handles well. Crossover with/inspired by "Bedknobs and Broomsticks."

Kili is delirious and determined to carry out some very important tasks. Bilbo proves his talent in handling a delusional dwarf.

"When I've eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how mad it might seem, must be the truth." Post-Reichenbach, John uses Sherlock's method to make a decision, with surprising results.

Gwen should know better than to walk into the Hub after-hours without calling first. You never know what Jack and Ianto might be up to! implicit Jack/Ianto

Chekov slips up during a ship-wide announcement, getting the crew talking about the illogic of the English language and confusing Spock.

Captain Jack Harkness likes to keep in touch the old-fashioned way and may be subsidizing the post office in the process . One-shot.