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The Crying Child
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Seeing the bruises and welts on Guy’s back brings back childhood memories Starsky had buried long ago. A missing scene from “The Crying Child.” Hutch and I had returned to the school after receiving Carol’s frantic call. Carol was a teacher friend of Hutch’s, and she’d asked Hutch and me for help with one of her students. We’d promised… -
Continuation of a scene from the episode The Crying Child. Franklin’s POV. It’s clear from a later conversation that Starsky and Hutch fed his children and arranged a bail bondsman to help him out. I thought about what Franklin might have been thinking. SHFAFF writing prompt ‘On the edge’ inspired me to write this. Life had gone from bad to… -
FictionSlash Episode-RelatedSlash FicSlash Post-SeriesSlash RomanceStarsky is deeply depressed after coming home from the hospital and Hutch isn’t sure how to help, until he buys a Laurel and Hardy puzzle. Starsky’s anguish was palpable. Hutch watched him from the kitchen, pretending he was cleaning the breakfast dishes, but in reality, he was trying to find a way to renew Starsky’s joy. He’d been released from…
More Than Words
by Dawnwindby Dawnwind 150 views -
The aftermath of The Crying Child for Vikki. I love the minor characters in Starsky and Hutch–the people we see in one episode and then never see again. The Crying Child is one of my favorite episodes and I think it is one of the best portrayals of child abuse on TV to this day. I know Guy gets… -
There are monsters in the dark of some children’s lives. An episode tag to The Crying Child. This fic deals with child abuse and its aftermath. Although it all takes place in the past, there are mentions of the abuse. It is not graphic in nature although it does mention bruising, etc. No children have died because of the… -
FictionGen Episode-RelatedGen FicGen ZineficNot everyone appreciates a towel-clad Starsky. Missing scene from “The Crying Child.” “Another Fine Mess” is from the anthology zine From the Cutting Room Floor, a collection of ‘missing’ scenarios and alternative tags. The Laundromat’s clientele watched, fascinated, as Starsky took another step back. This woman was dangerous. Starsky registered the suspicion in her eyes, the angry line of her mouth,…
Another Fine Mess
by Tabby Davisby Tabby Davis 88 views