11 Works by ESPaddy
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Someone's got both Starsky and Hutch convinced that there's no way to find each other.
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Post-series. The danger Neal is in from the Pink Panthers, even though they are in prison, is handled directly by the show in the aftermath of the op - Neal fakes his death. What is not handled at all is the fact that Peter, and his family, are in almost as much danger as Neal is. (Almost as much, because Peter at least has the thin protection of an alias).
Most of chapters two through six are coming from Neal's imagination.
This is follows my other story "Twenty-Three Million and Counting," but can be read without it; there may be a line or two of which the meaning isn't obvious.
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A missing scene for The Maze Affair, and then a reimagined ending for it.
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This is a "what it could have been." There is nothing in it particularly in common with the original episode by this title, except for the title.
Huggy Bear learns of disastrous news, but finds it difficult to relay the news to Starsky, partly because of the nature of the news, partly because Starsky is undercover and can't really talk freely, and partly because of the interference of an old homeless man called Pendergast. -
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This is set post-series, beginning with the very moment the show ends.
The ending was, purposefully, I think, ambiguous. Is Neal going to continue to be a criminal? Has he been reformed, and he's mostly just protecting the others by "killing himself off"?
I think the best (and most reasonable) answer is "yes." So this story is a working-out of that. -
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Two seemingly different missions for Napolean and Illya coalesce into one shared escape, with not one but two others in tow.
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Set immediately after "The Remorseful Day." Lewis comes to a realization, and returns briefly to the station. My attempt to make the ending a little less awful for Lewis.
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- English
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- 2,538
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Much like Gertie's two attempts to become a writer, this story has certain things in common with a very popular story - a trilogy, that Scott manages to get his hands on in an attempt to turn it into a radio serial - probably to impress Betty. As it is said, "All timeless stories have superficial similarities." :)
The humor here is meant to be in the conjunction of the two stories, just like the Casablanca and Sunset Boulevard stories written by Gertie, so there is a certain amount of dialog from Remember Wenn and from The Lord of the Rings that shows up here. I intend for all of those instances to be recognized as having been a part of the actual show written by Rupert Holmes or the story written by JRR Tolkien and do not mean to pass myself off as the creator of them. I am a combiner, nothing more. :)
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Following "The Way Through The Woods," Lewis and Morse imagine things going differently.
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The ending of "The Plague" could have been stronger - with more scenes between Starsky and Hutch. Maybe there could have been more action and danger, too... possibly an ethical dilemma thrown in... more for Dobey and Huggy to do... a more realistic explanation of how Callendar was "convinced" to turn himself in... and, why not an important additional role for Richie's mom? Begins as Starsky talks to Roper, early part 2.
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A stranger comes to Seattle, and soon has the Bolts and Aaron Stemple searching for a lost orphan.
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- English
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