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Hutch asks himself a question. First person POV: Hutch. For Nancy. Part One “Do I still want to feel?” I know I’m close to burn out and I don’t know how to stop it from happening. I guess there comes a point in everyone’s emergency service career when they wonder how much more they can handle. In answer to… -
Early in their partnership, they have to deal with something horrible. How will they cope? Warning for implied violence. “It’s bad, Cap,” Starsky informed his superior. Dobey took one look at the slightly pale complexion of his young detective’s face and decided not to reprimand him for the informal way he’d been addressed. He looked around, noting that one… -
Huggy overhears something he shouldn’t and wonders what to do about it. Huggy was tending bar for Diego. Diego was related to Gina, who was married to Carlos, whose mother was Huggy’s aunt’s next door neighbour. And that’s all the explanation you need. Diego needed cover for the weekend so he could take his girl to her brother’s wedding out… -
FictionGen Episode-RelatedGen FicGen FicletGen Hurt/ComfortHutch is feeling out of sorts. Hutch was feeling out of sorts. Maybe it was because of the unsettling dream he’d had that had made him wake up feeling groggy and had left a lingering ache hovering around his heart. He’d been looking forward to his day off, expecting a day of productive puttering. There were plants that needed potting…
Only the Song Remains
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FictionGen Episode-RelatedGen FicGen FicletGen Hurt/ComfortHutch is back at work after his brush with the plague. A couple of weeks later, he starts sneezing and coughing. Hutch was back at work. A simple sentence to say. An ordinary thing to happen. But the words didn’t tell the story behind; they didn’t tell of the long recovery from the Plague that had nearly ended his life.…
It’s Only Allergies
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Starsky and Hutch take time to watch the planes at the airport and share some deep thoughts. Winner of the “I Can See It In My Head’ Story” Torino Awards 2000. Thousands and thousands of bright stars in the black sky, light years away, winked down to you. If you gazed at them long enough, relaxed, lazy-eyed, you would…