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Hutch is resistant. Starsky is patient. Sequel to About Last Night. This story takes place about a year after About Last Night, near the end of Season Two. We had just finished work on a tough case-it had been a tough year, really-and we were hanging out at Huggy’s place eating burgers and drinking beers, when I decided to make my… -
I don’t like “The Heavyweight,” so I rewrote it. Sequel to Starsky and Hutch Take a Vacation This story takes place in the same universe as my previous stories, About Last Night and “Starsky and Hutch Take a Vacation,” but you don’t have to have read those to understand this one. For that matter, you don’t have to be familiar with… -
Not so much a missing scene as an alternate version of “Ballad for a Blue Lady.” I wrote this in part because I wanted to figure out what was going on in Hutch’s head throughout the course of this episode. My intention was to write it so that even readers who are not entirely familiar with this episode would… -
Starsky has new needs. Hutch is supportive. This story takes place 20 years after the end of the series. It contains scenes of domestic happiness; if you are uncomfortable with these, please stay away. It had been one year since his mother had died, and David Starsky decided that he wanted to say Kaddish for her. But to do… -
It’s hot outside, and inside. Pure sex for now, people. Hutch tipped his head back and moaned softly. The corded muscles of his neck stood out; his short blond hair was soaked with sweat and plastered against his head. The sheets of Starsky’s bed were tangled around his naked, hard body. He had been here forever, or since three hours… -
I wrote this because seeing “Brokeback Mountain” broke me down completely, and I needed to imagine a world where something better had happened. Here is that world. This is a crossover with “Brokeback Mountain,” and it’s only AU for BBM, not S&H. Wyoming, 1983 “Where the hell are we?” Starsky wondered aloud. They’d been driving on twisty roads all afternoon,…