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Starsky takes care of his partner after Gillian. Starsky let the phone ring, knowing full well that the chances of Hutch answering were non-existent. Hutch was hurting, and when Hutch hurt he withdrew. Starsky wasn’t sure which upset Hutch more–the fact the Gillian was dead or the reason she was dead. The truth about Gillian had been devastating to Hutch.… -
A plan for revenge puts Hutch in the middle. The ringing phone would not let up. The caller was persistent and showed no signs of giving up. Not able to stand it anymore, a hand reached out, blindly searching for the phone that sat on the nightstand. Finding the phone, he grabbed it and clumsily brought it to his ear.… -
A case of mistaken identity puts Hutch in the middle of danger. This story originally appeared in the zine, Venice Place Times II, published by Venice Place Press in 2002. Starsky tapped his fingers nervously on the table as he listened to the ringing of the phone. Come on, Hutch, answer the phone. Pick it up, buddy. It had… -
Hutch finds trouble during a trip to Duluth. Despite the fact that Starsky preferred the warm sun of California to the Duluth cold, he had to admit he did enjoy sitting in front of a roaring fire, watching the snow fall. Normally, he probably would have fought the idea of a trip to Duluth in the wintertime, but Hutch had… -
Hutch’s got something up his sleeve. “Hutch, you feeling okay?” Starsky stared at his partner as if seeing a stranger suddenly sitting next to him. “Feeling okay? Yeah, I’m feeling just fine. Why do you ask?” “‘Cause you were humming.” “So? Is there some rule that says I can’t hum? Maybe I should ask you if you’re feeling okay?” Now… -
Hutch decides to wait at the emergency room as a preemptive strike. Sequel to Sadistic Fanfic Writers by Cheryl T. “Hutch, you’ve got to hide. But the question is, where to hide you. They’ll find you no matter where you go.” Hutch stared at his partner. “What the hell are you talking about? Why am I hiding, and from whom?”…