On September 4, 1962, Chas and Drew, now five years old, were old enough to attend kindergarten. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

In May 1967, Mother's Day came along. Every child was eager to show their mothers how much they appreciated them. Among them were fourth graders Charles Finster and Drew Pickles, first grader Didi Kropotkin, third grader Charlotte McSell, and second graders Stu Pickles and Betty Giselle. But there was one kid who no longer had a mother: Melinda Cavanaugh.

This is the life story of Charles Finster, father of Chuckie Finster, before the setting of Rugrats. Season 1: Childhood Joys. When Charles was a boy, he was like normal kids: he got potty-trained, he said his first words, he went to school, and he met all kinds of friends. Among these friends are many familiar faces, only a lot younger than you might expect…

It was April Fools' Day 1967. Sal was the class clown of Third Street School, and both Charles Finster and Andrew Pickles knew it. If it wasn't prank cards for Drew on Valentine's Day, it was goofy pranks on April Fools' Day. One-shot from Chas' childhood. Features OC Sal.

When Charles Finster was in fourth grade, there was nothing he liked more than playing with his friends, most of whom were younger than he. The one exception (that is, the one who was just Chas' age) was Melinda Cavanaugh, who had just moved into town with her widowed father. One-shot from Chas' childhood. Based on the song "Anything You Can Do" from Annie Get Your Gun.

One fateful day, in the summer of 1964, Charles Finster was taken to the Pickles' residence for a playdate with Stuart and Andrew Pickles when he saw Stu rummaging through the room looking for his blanket. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

Unlike Charles Finster, Andrew Pickles learned how to tie his shoes when he was in kindergarten. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

Charles Finster's first camping trip took place in the summer of 1961, when he was four years old. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

On April 26, 1964, first-grader Charles Finster turned seven years old. As a birthday present, he was given a pony to practice riding on. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

In January 1966, when Charles Finster was in third grade, he caught the killer flu. But just how did he get that flu? Well, it's a long story. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

Charles Finster first met Didi Kropotkin on Father's Day 1960. Chas was three years old, while Didi was only six months. One-shot from Chas' childhood.

The life story of Charles Finster, father of Chuckie Finster, before the setting of Rugrats. You'll get to see his childhood, his high school years, and his young adult years, culminating in his short-lived marriage to the ill-fated Melinda Cavanaugh. NOTE: This is a sloppy mess. I may have to revise and expand it later on.

On the same day America celebrates Memorial Day with his kids, France and England commemorate the life of one who gave her life for one brother at the hands of another.

Stan was nailing up signs in the spooky part of the forest when it happened. As he heard Bill ramble about on how he had conquered Gravity Falls, Stan continued to do his work. After all, why should he worry about the apocalypse if Dipper, Mabel, and Ford were safe in the Mystery Shack? Warning: Grunkle4Grandpa ahoy! Don't subscribe to the theory? Don't read it.

Dipper, Mabel, Stan, Ford, Soos, and Wendy attend an opera based on the events of Gravity Falls up to this point. Based on the Avatar: the Last Airbender episode "The Ember Island Players".

A response to Gravity Fallen by sunny123781. What if Mabel didn't make it when the portal collapsed? AU where Stan does see his brother again, but his brother's reappearance comes at a terrible price. Rated T because of character death.

In this stylized version of Gravity Falls, Princess Mabel (Mabel Pines) meets a young prince named Gideon (Gideon Gleeful). Meanwhile, an offhand remark from King Stephen (Stanford Pines) leads to tragic consequences.

If you think that Grunkle Stan's not afraid of anything, this story will change your mind. Rated T for violence.

Inspired by the French cartoon "Once Upon a Time...Man", this is the story of Francois Bonnefoy. Warning: Contains character death in some chapters and England being a jerk in others.

Based on the Horrible Histories sketch, "Witchfinders Direct." England and his rabid fangirls accuse Spain of molesting a child. Caution: Rated for implied rape.

A lonely Canadian bell-ringer must assert his independence from a vicious English government minister in order to help his friend, an American dancing girl.

Based on the 1934 Mickey Mouse cartoon "Orphan's Benefit," an ensemble performance emceed by Alfred F. Jones includes piano playing, an adagio dance, an operatic number, and numerous attempts by Arthur Kirkland to recite "Little Boy Blue."