A prank goes a bit array in a very public and somewhat destructive fashion. The Marauders face a particularly stern gaze as a result.

Methos questions just how much he has changed since his early millennia. Beginning set pre-Methos (3X16).

A poorly timed tragedy leaves Henry no other choice but to tell his secret to a person he would have much preferred not to, Lucas Wahl. However, it's Henry who's also in for a surprise when the truth is revealed.

At the end of "Skinny Dipper", Adam disappears for a time. Where does he go and what does he do? For one, he goes and visits his greatest obstacle to finding Henry to flaunt his recent success.

Methos ponders age, death, and caring, in the face of great tragedy. Set at the end of season 5. Warning includes character death.

Abe had returned home from Vietnam a few days before, Henry finds a letter that was never sent.

"I'm more of a cricket man, actually." Just how much of one is he? Enough for Henry to turn on a TV when concerning his dear alma mater. So what happens when Jo is added to the mix.

Jo comes over to help the Morgan boys clean out their attic, looking forward to the interesting things she might find. She gets a little more interest than she bargained for, centering around a book and a painting. Rated T for paranoia's sake.

Mother's Days in the Morgan family through the decades. Mostly Abe and Abigail centric.

It was a question she needed answered and one he couldn't answer. Henry's reflection on the question. Episode 1X21.

Henry has something important to ask Abe, but he's finding it harder than he'd expected. "Abe, I think we need um… we need to have a talk." "If this is the facts of life talk, we had it already and I'd really rather not go through that experience again." Henry gave a brief nervous smile, that had indeed been an awkward conversation for all involved. "No, it's not that."

Colonel Robert Hogan has a problem, an impossible mission. Dr. Henry Morgan has a problem, he's been taken prisoner. Will their two problems be the other's solution? Or will it blow up in their faces?

"Hanson couldn't take it anymore." Hanson reveal fic, with the added bonus of a heart to heart between the detective and the ME on bringing up boys.

Henry reminisces about his family, with much prodding from Jo, leading to a particular cousin.

In the long life of Henry Morgan there is one constant. It follows him though love; from age to age; through years spanning into decades. The kind companion, the light-footed reply to music's call, dance. A series of flashback scenes involving Henry and dancing. Stand-alone companion piece to Dancing Through the Ages.

When Henry reveals his secret Jo doesn't take it so well. What will it take for her to trust his impossible story?

Styles does something stupid. And a certain midshipman gets to live up to his name. Because we all know it needed to happen.

*REWRITE* What if Katrina's baby was a girl? What happened? Where are they? Who put them there? And why? A re-write of the later parts of season one under those circumstances. Begins before knowledge of Katrina's baby.

"It's less morbid than it sounds, I promise." Jo spends the day with Henry and Abe, a part of their strange world now. Mostly light fluff. One-shot.

Henry waits up anxiously for Abe to return home, very late, from a date. And the conversation that follows. One-shot.

Jo and Henry find something they have in common, and it's sitting above Jo's fireplace. She will learn something new and Henry, once the student, will be her teacher. One-shot.

The Doctor's farewell to his mother before running off in the TARDIS.

Henry takes a trip to London (pre-series) . What he finds isn't exactly what he'd expected. One-shot

Jo and Henry are both lying. When both lies are brought up in a case, concealed feelings are revealed. Short, one shot

One of Henry's walks with the little potted hellebore.

Jo asks Henry to accompany her to a dance. Henry digs deep into the past and might just find the future there, at least so Abe hopes. Jo, after much discomfort, finds comfort in a new place.

Lucas just can't resist one last pirate reference at Henry's expense.

Lucas stumbles across two things he shouldn't, while simply being himself. Will it lead to a confrontation with Henry?

Jo is hurt on the job, and is brought to Henry for help. During treatment a memory is recalled from years earlier, a memory involving them both. Rated for mild swearing.

A persistent case of the hiccups, and a seized opportunity. Unusual circumstances lead to Henry and Abigail's first kiss. Fluff.

Abigail's first attempt to leave Henry leads to a heart-felt confrontation. Takes place a few years after flashbacks in episode 16. Rated K for brief mild language.

Henry considers his relationship with Jo. Blurb, no actual plot.

Henry creates a game to amuse a flu suffering 11 year old Abe. Which leads to a few anecdotes. Includes childhood Henry flashback.

Henry reveals a Morgan family secret. This leads Abe to some elicit investigation, the results of which are surprising. Lots of flashbacks.

A criminal appears in Egypt after the discovery of a papyrus by the Emerson family in the 1934-1935 season. When the family investigates, evidence begins to point to one of their own. The family must unite to find the true criminal. Rated T because of possible language that may come from any mouth.

A ruined town, more nightmare sharing, a gifted black book, an odd human, a lot of chocolate, visits by Death, and a doctor turned gravedigger. Long explanation as to how Henry chose an odd occupation. Rated T for character death, just in case.

Jo and Henry find Valentine's day harder to deal with than expected, and each find comfort. Rated T for mild language.

Abe puts together a small celebration for Henry. Fluff.

An expansion of words by the dinosaur in 12's first episode edited to fit the Doctor's own feelings following the Time War.

A song parody of 'My Immortal' that describes the complicated "love squarish shape" in the show.

20 years after they leave the island Ralph and Jack come head to head once again. Each has followed their own path in life during the last 20 years. But how much has really changed?

A young Garrett secretly attends a meeting of the round table that will drastically alter his life.

Ichabod's experiences facing his first Father's Day. Set in the week following the discovery that Katrina had had a child.

Zuko's thoughts and perspective during the practice involving the Melonlord.

Ever wonder why the Doctor just happens to have a water pistol in his pocket? Well this is the explanation for that. Occurs in the TARDIS briefly before Fires of Pompeii.

Originally from Secret Garden there's something that immediately strikes one as decisively Harry Potter-ish. This is the adaptation derived from it.

There's something Olive doesn't know, though she has kept its trickle-down secrets. This is the story of Ned and Chuck's confrontation with her.

Sirius Orion Black reluctantly faces an occurrence, that he wished for but a few years ago. With the guidance of someone he hadn't expected to see again, he must make a choice that is more final than the grave.

On Christmas Day, after some reminiscing Ichabod is introduced to the new meaning of a word commonly used during the holidays back in his day. Oneshot. Warning: contains major spoilers for anyone not caught up to episodes as of the 12th of December.

The Doctor receives a visit on Christmas Eve night. Two visitors that bring him hope and one story that rekindles a wish for vengeance.

Rose's wish for earth food brings the pair back to a familiar restaurant, an unhappy waitress, and a vocabulary correction. One shot.

My interpretation of the Fall of the Eleventh. Originally written a couple years ago.

Immediately following the catastrophe that haunts him for ages, the Doctor is left alone to cope with his actions. One shot.

The holiday of Halloween has changed a lot since the 18th century, a fact soon to be discovered by Ichabod Crane. On an evening stroll he stumbles upon a strange sight. Throughout the evening he attempts to understand this odd celebration; aided by his partner, Lieutenant Mills.