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A Slash Scene From Every Episode Series
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Part one of the Episode Series. Missing slash scene from the pilot. This is the first in a personal challenge I’ve given myself–try to find and write the slash scene in every episode. “That sonofabitch!” Starsky roared loudly to his empty car. “Every freaking time I believe him and every freaking time he does this to me.” He attempted… -
Part two from the Episode Series. Missing slash scene from Savage Sunday. This is the second story in what I am optimistically hoping will be a series with one slash scene from every episode. Hutch glanced out the Torino’s passenger window and noticed it was close to dusk. They’d spent longer than they’d planned to at the Eastside Home for the… -
FictionSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash SeriesPart three in the episode series. Missing slash scene based on the episode Texas Longhorn. Starsky squinted at the nearly blank piece of paper in the typewriter, then flipped on the desk lamp. Sometime during the last hour he’d been trying to work on their report, someone had turned off some of the overhead fluorescent lights leaving him in dimness.…
Defining a Subculture
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Part four of the Episodes series. Missing slash scene from Death Ride. Some stories owe everything to the editor–this is one of those stories. Thank you, Flamingo! Hutch was annoyed with himself and his fellow detectives, but he kept his eyes on the file in front of him so he wouldn’t give that fact away. Was he curious? Sure.… -
Part five of the Episodes series. Missing slash scene from Snowstorm. Starsky held the phone receiver in his hand. He was sure what his next call needed to be, but unsure if he wanted Hutch to hear it. He glanced at his partner and found him sitting in the same position: head down staring at the floor. Starsky wondered if… -
Part six of the Episode series. Missing slash scene from The Fix. Hutch was tired, but he was tired in the way that starving children in Africa were hungry. The word had no meaning in correlation to what he was feeling. He had no frame of reference. This level of tiredness was nothing he’d ever experienced before, and nothing he…