While he and Balki clean Mr. Wainwright's office to earn extra money to buy anniversary gifts for Jennifer and Maryann, Larry accidently breaks a valuable Tiffany lamp and needs to find a replacement

Balki's plans on enjoying his first trip to New York City takes a backseat as he cares for an injured Larry, who pulls his back out on their first day Fair warning, since the story and the series takes place in the 1980's there will be a brief mention of the twin towers I hope this won't offend anyone

Larry is working too hard and loses sight of what's really important. His chaotic life ends up having disasterous consequences for Balki.

Book 3 in my "Egg-Cellent Adventure" series. Bianca finds that she can no longer avoid dealing with her painful past when Larry literally delves into her childhood to unearth the cause of her strong emotions. His investigations, however, unearth a dastardly plot which he may not be in time to prevent from unfolding! Reviews are welcome!

Follow-up to Larry and Balki's Egg-cellent Adventure. Bianca nervously faces the prospect of her first date in some time. That same time may work for or against her when the suitor, Max, has ulterior motives, setting off a string of incidents which not only bring her back into the lives of Balki and Larry but some other strange characters as well! Reviews are welcome!

Larry thinks he's already having a bad day when Balki comes home with a wild tale. But pretty soon, Larry sees for himself that Balki isn't so ridiculous when they meet a young inventor with a working time machine, bringing together the past, present and a bleak future. Reviews are welcome.

Jennifer and her uncle try to cure Mary Anne of her fear of water after Jennifer narrowly saves Mary Anne from drowning.

While celebrating her 25th birthday with Jennifer, Balki, and Larry, Mary Anne tells the story of how she and Jennifer first met.

Mary Anne's dog Sadie befriends a little deaf girl in the hospital at Christmas.

Larry discovers Tucker is growing up when he finds something in his pockets by accident. He decided to have an heart to heart with his eldest son, but will it succeed or will it go like his other great plans... Rated T for suggestive situations.

Would you believe that Balki has the goose that lays golden eggs?

This an experiment. I've never written PS fic and this is a story I had been playing with for other characters. It's not really an AU story, but Balki is a bit more mature than on the TV series and there won't be as many issues with the English language for him. Larry will probably end up being as he usually is on the show. Feedback would be wonderful and will help as

A stuffed sheep's take on the world.

Balki's dedication to a Myposian custom causes grief to him and relief to someone else. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

Larry is presented with a chance to overcome one of the greatest obstacles from his past. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

It's a question of 'Should I or Shouldn't I' for Larry. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

It's the boys vs. the girls in an impromptu game about each other's lives. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

Larry tells Jennifer and Mary Anne about Balki's acceptance of Ya Ya Biki's death. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

Balki begins teaching his friends how to speak Myposian. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

The topic of a newspaper article leaves Larry and Balki on different pages. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

The tension of a hot summer night is interrupted by a blackout. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

It's a special day for Larry and Jennifer, but last-minute complications have the couple enlisting Balki and Mary Anne to help them out of their separate jams. Reviews and feedback are greatly appreciated!

When Balki finds out about the concept of Friday the Thirteenth, he finds out more than he bargained for about superstitions... and how his cousin might be in trouble, but refusing to believe it. Takes place in early season 3.

It's clear that the Appleton 'knack' for plumbing has passed to the next generation when six-year-old Tucker and Robespierre, Larry and Balki's sons, attempt to fix a leak in the bathroom faucet.

Larry's son Tucker encounters some trouble at school. Good thing he has a distant cousin there to help him out.