My version of Season 4, written in the break between Seasons 3 and 4. Latest update: 4.08, My Enemy/My Friend. Murdoc and Helman team up and escape their prison, leading Mac on a wild goose chase. But can their common enemy and common goal keep this alliance together?

DIY episode tags for The Measure of Our Lives, my version of Season 4. Latest update: In Memoriam, tag to 4.07, Real/Fake. The Phoenix family attends an annual charity fundraiser for veterans, in memory of Alfred Pena and Charlie Robinson.

Some things are just meant to be, no matter the universe. Mac and Jack's bromance is one of those things. Or, 100 ways Mac and Jack could have met.

The universe is not done with making Angus MacGyver suffer. Tag to 3.22, Mason and Cable and Choices.

After the events of Paris, Riley's family gathers around her. Or, Jack goes daddy-on-the-porch-with-a-shotgun from a distance, Matty understands, there is womanly solidarity, and Mac and Bozer are the best brothers a girl could ask for. Tag to 3.21, Treason and Heartbreak and Gum.

Desi realizes that she's done something even stupider than hiking into the crater of an active volcano. Meanwhile, after talking to Mac, Jack worries about both of his younger friends, fearing they might break each other's hearts, however unintentionally. Tag to 3.20, No-Go and High Voltage and Rescue.

"Water flows, rock erodes" - Vietnamese proverb. Desi lets the team see the woman behind the snarky soldier, if only for a night. Miles away, Jack worries about his boy, while in LA, the kids look after each other, as always. Episode tag to 3.19, Friends and Enemies and Borders.

'I will remember that there is art to medicine as well as science, and that warmth, sympathy and understanding may outweigh the surgeon's knife or the chemist's drug.' The MacGyvers go fishing, while Desi debriefs alone (sort-of), Matty, Bozer and Riley deal with the last (and worst) of the fall-out and Jack checks in with Mac. Tag to 3.18, Murdoc and Helman and Hit.

The Knight Sir Jack Dalton, the Engineer Angus MacGyver and his childhood best friend Wilt Bozer save the Kingdom of Phoenix from the evil wizard Murdoc, but pay a price in the form of a furry little problem. However, this curse might be a blessing in disguise, giving Mac a chance at a happy ending at last, Jack a second chance, and Bozer a chance to grow.

When life keeps knocking you down, you have to keep getting back up. If anyone understands that, it's Angus MacGyver. In the aftermath of his dad's latest bombshell, Mac's family is there for him, while he misses Jack more than ever and continues to struggle to accept that there really are some problems he can't fix. Tag to 3.17, Seeds and Permafrost and Feather.

"Jack trusts her." "He trusted Thornton too." Afterwards, Mac, Riley, Bozer and Matty have a family meeting as they try to solve a potentially deadly riddle, and don't like the potential answer. Tag to 3.16, Lidar and Rogues and Duty.

"…You know, a little warning would have been nice." "She's an acquired taste, like those spicy ranch chips she likes." After their first experience with Hurricane Desi, Mac, Bozer and Riley video-call Jack. Meanwhile, Mac upgrades his security system at last and might just go mad from curiosity. Tag to 3.15, K9 and Smugglers and New Recruit.

German for goodbye. Literally, "until we see each other again". Episode tag to 3.14, Father and Bride and Betrayal.

Afterwards, Bozer is feeling inspired in a culinary sense, Riley is sceptical about his plans for the next big food trend, Mac is grateful for modern medicine (but not for orange Jell-O), and Matty and a distracted Jack are reunited with the young 'uns. Tag to 3.13, Wilderness and Training and Survival.

A series of Bozer's movie ideas. Latest update: A Real Girl. Angus MacGyver. Genius. Billionaire. Philanthropist. Not a playboy. Mad scientist. And lonely, in a way his friends-who-are-family can't help him with…at least until a freak lab accident fundamentally changes his AI and long-time companion BETH, and their relationship.

Angus MacGyver is an excellent chemist. Cooking is applied edible chemistry. Why, then, is Mac so bad at it? Episode tag to 3.12, Fence and Suitcase and Americium-241.

Tag to 3.11, Mac and Fallout and Jack. Afterwards, Matty and Jack present Mac with the facts, the team helps Bozer and Leanna take the next big step, and our boys head to Vegas for a manniversary do-over. (This time, they're flying. Don't worry.)

JPL engineer Mac attempts to woo his neighbour by doing the 12 Days of Christmas, MacGyver-style. Meanwhile, Jack and Diane discuss all the reasons why they shouldn't get back together, Riley tries to cheer up Bozer so this Christmas doesn't wind up Last Christmas, and James MacGyver must find his way back to Mission City and his wife Ellen.

My version of Season 3, written in the break between Seasons 2 and 3. Mac, Jack, Bozer, Riley and Matty deal with twists, turns, trials and tribulations. They save the world a couple times, kick bad guys' butts, make new friends and enemies, reunite with old ones, and discover carefully-hidden secrets, all as the Phoenix family grows both closer and larger.

Companion piece to The Path Not Taken. "Episode tags" to my version of Season 3. Latest update: Oxytocin, tag to 3.21, Mac to Murdoc. The night after her kidnapping, Mac and Beth take care of each other, share some comfort and make a promise or two. "I will defend you with everything I have." "I am not a woman who chooses easy or safe."

Two conversations between Mac and Jack, one before the charity ball, and one after Paris. Episode tag to 3.08, Revenge and Catacombs and Le Fantome.

Mac didn't just piss off a bunch of meteorology nerds. Or even a couple more botany nerds. An unfortunate chemistry nerd is stuck in the lab on a Friday night due to the mysterious sabotage of a Western Tech interdepartmental experiment. "Why don't I just drop out? Plenty of successful people are drop-outs!" Tag to 3.03, Bozer and Booze and Back to School.

Tag to 3.01, Improvise. With great power, comes great responsibility. "You are a great man with a great gift. You have and will use it for great things." "Would it be fair if we kept his magic for ourselves?" "So you can make your own magic." Mac/Nasha.

Missing scene from Not a Single Word. Exactly how did Mac and his girlfriend Beth accidentally break the kitchen sink? "Why were we talking about kitchen sinks again?" "I don't remember…and frankly I don't care right now."

"You ever gonna tell him, Ri?" "It doesn't matter anymore." Bozer, FBI forensic accountant, falls unbelievably hard and fast for his co-worker Leanna, whom he believes rescued him from a terrible situation. Riley, Mac and Jack, being great friends, are supportive…despite how fast they're moving. "You're getting married?" How many things is Bozer mistaken about?

Emergency repairs might hold for 36 hours or so, but after that, you've got to fix it properly or it'll fall apart. Or, the fallout. Episode tag to 2.23, MacGyver and MacGyver.

Communication is the key to any relationship, and the truth will out. Always. Episode tag to 2.22, UFO and Area 51.

In their line of work, everyone's got to be a jack of all trades…and a master of quite a few. Afterwards, Riley and Bozer play therapist for Mac and Jack's co-dependency issues, Riley gets her yenta on, Jill gets her hands dirty (and the pastele recipe) and Matty has to be diplomatic. Episode tag to 2.21, Wind and Water.

"The occasional uncanny resemblance aside, life isn't like in the movies." Afterwards, Jack, Bozer and Riley watch a certain, much-loved movie, while Mac has more weird dreams (albeit without unicorns and quantum physics). Episode tag to 2.20, Skyscraper – Power.

"Why do we keep going for trouble with a capital T? You know, damsels who bring distress into our lives? The ones where it's complicated is the understatement of the century?" Trouble always seems to find Mac and Jack. Problem is, they've got a weakness for trouble, with a capital T. Episode tag to 2.19, Benjamin Franklin and Grey Duffle.

"Tell the lady she's amazingly awesome!" "Always knew you were gonna be, Riles. Always knew." "I could prove it mathematically." Episode tag to 2.18, Riley and Airplane.

Angus MacGyver. Genius. Billionaire. Philanthropist. Definitely not a playboy. After one too many heartbreaks, Mac's heart is so guarded that his friends fear he'll never find the right one. Throw in a couple of coincidences, some meddling, a hard-working, brilliant, beautiful young doctor and you have a modern-day fairytale.

"In the Old English epic poem Beowulf, the titular character proves his strength at impossible odds against supernatural villains." Mac and Beowulf have more than a little in common. "But unlike Beowulf…I have no intention of trying to slay the dragon without Wiglaf by my side." Tag to 2.17, Bear Trap and Mob Boss.

"I'm sorry, bro." "I do not snore!" "I sound really, really paranoid..." Bozer apologizes to Mac for keeping his relationship a secret, Riley threatens to reveal Bozer's secret to Leanna, and Mac reacts to Matty's. Episode tag to 2.16, Hammock and Balcony.

"There's a storm outside, they got nowhere to go, and they're just kids, Patty, you gotta let them stay!" Orphaned, hunted and desperate, Mac, Bozer and Riley seek refuge in the home of a cursed Queen, said to have a heart of stone. After befriending the castle's also-cursed inhabitants, they try to break the curse…by helping the Queen and her Captain of the Guard fall in love.

How much can your life change in 24 hours? Between 8 PM on February 13th and 8 PM on February 14th, Jack and Diane realize they might still have feelings for each other and contemplate a second chance, Bozer and Riley wonder if their friendship could become something more, and Mac fixes a pretty doctor's car, an incident that leads to them pondering their missed connection.

"I'm the sort of guy who tries to see the best in people. Part of seeing the best in people involves giving the people you think deserve one – so, definitely not Murdoc - second chances…" Mac muses on second chances, finding fairytale endings in his line of work and his dad. Episode tag to 2.15, Murdoc and Handcuffs.

Unrelated one-shots written for prompts/requests. Latest update: BFFs, for Harceus Mjalga. "Fun like the water-balloon cannon, fun like the time you made lightning in the Gym or fun like last week when we spent two hours chasing Archimedes 'round the neighbourhood?" 14-year-old Bozer's BFF has a surprise for him. Or, Mac expresses his love through DIY.

"Have we got really great or really terrible taste in women, son?" "Honestly, I have absolutely no idea." Mac and Jack's love lives are complicated, to say the least, but at least their friendship isn't. Episode tag to 2.14, Mardi Gras Beads and Chair.

FBI colleagues and sworn enemies Riley and Bozer are forced by their boss Matty to work together. Meanwhile, Riley's mom bumps into her ex-boyfriend Jack at the supermarket (literally) and Bozer's roommate and BFF Mac texts a wrong number and somehow befriends 'Doc'. Or, another rom-com AU that no-one asked for.

"There are some things that you can forgive and forget. And there are some things you can forgive, but not forget. And then there are some things that you can neither forgive nor forget. And then there are some things the jury's still out on." Episode tag to 2.13, CO2 Sensor and Tree Branch.

Sequel to Every End is a Beginning. One-shot series. Latest update: All I Want for Christmas. Mac is arrested for murder. Since he's Mac, that somehow ends with the takedown of a major drug- and arms-dealing cartel, a blow struck against The Organization…and an engagement.

25 Christmas-themed ficlets, one for each day until December 25th. Or, my MacGyver advent calendar. December 25th: Christmas is a time for family. A time for your loved ones.

Afterwards, Jack comforts Riley with tea and Mac with rocky road ice-cream as best as he can. Episode tag to 2.10, War Room and Ship.

There's no manual for parenthood. Jack knows that being a father is hard. He's only just realizing how much harder it is to be a father to two grown-up, brilliant, stubborn, hard-headed, extremely determined secret agents. Episode tag to 2.09, CD-ROM and Hoagie Foil.

Sure, his boss calls him Baby Einstein, and Phoenix scuttlebutt is that Mac's IQ is actually higher than Einstein's…but how does he know so much about art? Episode tag to 2.08, Packing Peanuts and Fire.

Mac and Jack's very different opinions on what constitutes a properly cooked steak threatens their friendship. Episode tag to 2.07, Duct Tape and Jack.

'It's going to get hot out there, Boze; hold on to this for me. Please.' A sort-of fix-it and an episode tag for 2.06, Jet Engine and Pickup Truck.

Murdoc warned Mac it wasn't over. He wasn't just referring to the attack on the Phoenix. Join Mac, Jack, Bozer and Riley as they deal with shocks, twists and turns, team up with old friends, and make some new ones. Or, my take on Season 2, written in the break between Seasons 1 and 2.

You can't express everything with words, but somehow, they always seem to mean just that little bit more when they're accompanied with music. Or, a writing exercise in the form of that music-shuffle-challenge, more for myself than anything else, but it might be entertaining…

On one very special day every year, Mac's loved ones always take extra care to show him how much they love and appreciate him, even if he refuses to celebrate his birthday. (And he appreciates it more than he can say.)

Episode Tag to 1.17, Ruler. That is literally all I can say without giving any spoilers. Curious yet?

Bozer meets his 'future girlfriend' in a coffee shop. At the same time, Jack struggles with the fact that Sarah, the one that got away, is getting married, and has no idea that Coffee Shop Girl is his ex-girlfriend Diane's daughter. Meanwhile, Mac's projects keep overflowing into his beautiful new neighbour's yard. Or, the Rom-Com AU no-one asked for.

2016 reboot fic. One-shot series. Mac likes to keep his hands busy, and he's always got a paperclip or two handy. Latest update: Valentine's Day Special! 5 Valentine's Days over the years with Mac and Beth, featuring a solar car, a stubbornly-silent bowl of stew, interrupting bad guys, a serious case of déjà vu, and a self-rocking cradle.

Making a hot tub out of a vacuum cleaner and a kiddie pool? Tricking out the grill so that it can cook pastrami in only half an hour? Life's never boring when you live with Mac, so of course Bozer, being an avid storyteller, shares these interesting, hilarious moments with his Tumblr followers.

Sort-of tag to 1.14, Fish Scaler. Mac muses on his loved ones, past and present, living and dead, platonic and romantic.

According to the Butterfly Effect, a single change has flow-on effects that make a world of difference. In this universe, the man who will become a reviled bombmaker known as The Ghost is killed in a car accident at the age of nineteen. Everything changes.

For 6 years, Angus MacGyver, EOD tech, has been chasing a bombmaker, The Ghost, through Afghanistan, with CIA Agent Jack Dalton and their team. His life is irrevocably changed when an MSF hospital is targeted. Luckily, his friends are there to catch him when he falls and help him get back on his feet again.

College!AU. Angus MacGyver's got a lot on his plate: classes at MIT, his part-time job at Dalton Auto Repair, girls (dating is weird), and he's somehow caught the attention of a government think-tank. Not to mention, his best friend is writing a TV show script featuring him in the titular role...

According to the Multiverse Theory, there exists an infinite number of parallel universes. Or, three alternate endings to 1.12, Screwdriver.

2016 reboot fic. While on a mission, Mac gets hit with some mysterious, unidentified gas and has a very, very strange, but also very, very pleasant experience. A dream? A wish? Or a glimpse of the future? Warning: self-indulgent, deliberately-vague and plotless fluff.

It must be the work of the Fates, because they somehow find each other in every universe. Or, a series of AU oneshots about the Seven and their friends. Latest update:Hunger Games!AU: 'Annabeth Chase' Nothing was going to separate them. Nothing. Percy Jackson stepped forward. 'I volunteer as Tribute' And so they became the lovers of District Four...and Eurasia was never the same.

Soulmate-identifying marks/high school AU. The day Hazel met her soulmate, she certainly wasn't expecting to. Nor did she expect him to be three years older or to end up having his friends as some of her first friends in the town of Olympus. (But she'd never really considered the possibility of him being lactose intolerant.)

It's hard for Percy, Annabeth, Frank, Hazel, Piper, Jason, Leo, Reyna and Nico to find Hypnos' realm after the Giant War. But it's even harder to stay in it. Or, sleeping arrangements after the war.

Set in MoA. Percy and Annabeth aren't the only ones to have a private moment in the stables of the Argo II. Frank and Hazel discuss the elephant in the room, her relationship with Leo/Sammy, there. 'He's upset. She never told him about Sammy...Hazel feels terrible. She feels so, so greedy, and greed has brought her every problem in her life.'

(Previously 'Appreciation'.) They're not normal. Their cyclone's not normal. They're crazy, weird, a tad dysfunctional, and altogether different, but what family isn't? One-shot series. Latest update:It's Christmas! Sylvester cooks turkey, Toby organizes costumes, Happy decorates, Walter makes crackers, Ralph wants to open presents, Cabe drinks eggnog, Megan eats and Paige notices.

High school AU. Harrison 'Hiccup' Haddock III is starting his freshman year at Berk Academy. He thinks it's just going to another long year of being tormented by his cousin, languishing at the bottom of the high school food chain and trying to live up to his father's reputation. He might just be surprised.

Three days after the death of Bruno, Elsa and Ralf converse. Movie-verse.

What happened after the fire? How did the De Winters' begin their exile? Or, an attempt to bridge the gap between the destruction of Manderley and the De Winters' dreary exile.

Many lives were lost at the Battle of Hogwarts. But for the survivors, life continues, through good and bad. Or, a series of oneshots about Dumbledore's Army after the War. Latest update: 'It's shameful, in this day and age, that wizards aren't there to support their witches as they give birth' As Padma delivers their son, Terry sits outside, wracked with guilt...

Janice Rand might be a Yeoman, but she's got other skills besides doing paperwork and ordering coffee from the replicator. Her first mission on the Enterprise gives her a chance to show that. Throw in a handsome but cocky Captain, politics, two teenage geniuses to mother, trying to fit in with a tight-knit Crew and a possible conspiracy and she's definitely got her hands full!

Scorpius Malfoy was supposed to be a stuck-up pureblood supremacist Slytherin. Rose Weasley was supposed to be an adventurous, clever, Quidditch-playing Gryffindor. They were supposed to be the next Romeo and Juliet. But neither Scorpius Malfoy or Rose Weasley conformed to expectations...

Somehow, they manage to find each other in every universe...no matter how different or odd the universe is. Or, a series of AU oneshots featuring the Enterprise Crew. Latest update: Convenience Store!AU: Jim Kirk owns a convenience store, and his regulars include a stoic physicist, a child prodigy, an alcoholic doctor, a Scotsman with dog problems, and an Air Force pilot.

Michael fell to a Killing Curse right in front of him. Anthony bled out as he tried to free him. Padma died slowly and painfully in his arms. Terry Boot lost his three best friends, including the love of his life, in the Battle of Hogwarts. Now, he might just lose his mind...

It's tax season, so when Anthony gets home from the Ministry Tax Office on Friday night, he'd really just like some peace and quiet. Too bad Michael's got other ideas. Why, oh why, did Terry have to move out during tax season? (Michael, Anthony, Terry and Padma- four years after the War.)

Then what's a four? A series of short snapshots of the Hogwarts years of four best friends: Michael Corner, Anthony Goldstein, Terry Boot and Padma Patil, as they try to find out. Latest update: It's just another evening in Ravenclaw Tower. Padma and Anthony have Prefect duties, Michael wonders why Terry's not Prefect, Terry's very productive, and the other Fifth Years appear.

Salazar Slytherin is known by many different names throughout the ages. Slytherin, Salazar, Sal, each has a different story.

There were ten Ravenclaws in the Class of 1998. Terry, Michael, Anthony, Kevin, Stephen, Padma, Su, Morag, Lisa and Mandy. The War changed some of these lives, and cut others short. But what would these lives have been like, if not for the War? The 2nd of May, 2001, in a world where the War happened, and a world where it didn't.

'I think Su would say there's a justice to it all.' One night, not long after the War, two very different Ravenclaws discuss what has happened, and try to make sense of it the best they can. Lisa Turpin and Anthony Goldstein never really spoke at Hogwarts, but war changes everything...

The obvious ones. The inevitable couple. The perfect match. Wen, Olivia, why they came to be Wen and Olivia, and what defines their relationship.

'Give me back my jumper! It goes perfectly with my maroon trousers, and maroon socks, and maroon shirt! Maroon goes perfectly with my skin tone' Parvati Patil wakes up to what was supposed to be an ordinary day at Hogwarts...only to find that it has become the weirdest day of her life. Crack.

Even six and a half years after they leave Hogwarts, Padma Patil and Terry Boot are still Ravenclaws through and through. So naturally, an offhand comment leads to some soul-searching, a discussion, the presentation of some evidence, a napkin ring and a wedding on the horizon.

Are they dating or are they not dating? Mo's sure they are, whereas Stella has a plan to get them together. Scott's the voice of reason, and Charlie's utterly oblivious. As for Wen and Olivia? Well, even they're not sure about their relationship status...

Padma and Parvati Patil are identical twins. That does not mean they are completely identical. They are not exactly the same. In fact, throughout their lives, a lot of things split the Patil sisters.

Or: Terry Boot's existential crisis. 'You can do a Protean Charm? But...but that's NEWT level, that is.' A seemingly harmless event triggers a world-shattering revelation for the Fifth Year Ravenclaw.

Michael Corner is a dreamer. Terry Boot is a watcher. Anthony Goldstein is an analyser. Padma Patil is an asker. The four of them are Ravenclaws, and the four of them are friends. These are constants throughout their lives, through times of change and learning. Companion piece to 'Lessons'.

Everyone is always learning, Ravenclaws in particular. In the midst of a war, Padma Patil learns that there are different kinds of bravery, to let go of her doubts, to have a little faith, and to love. Companion piece to 'Those of Wit and Learning.'

You don't always become a hero by saving the world. It's the smaller things that make heroes of us all. A celebration of ordinary heroes, because heroes are made when you make a choice.

In a world where the King's Guardians are at war with the mysterious Guild, a band of thieves and assassins, this is the story of a boy and a girl. This is a story of their struggle as their causes tear them apart. This is the story of Romeo and Juliet.

In this universe, Cyrano Jones somehow ended up on Delta Vega, and somehow sold a tribble to a marooned Scotsman. When that tribble is returned to Scotty, aboard the Enterprise, chaos ensues.

There were doubters. There were always those who thought they'd never make it. But the important thing is, the Enterprise Crew never let those doubters stop them. They never stopped believing.

I will fight and defend. They may be outnumbered, bruised and battered, but together, Jim Kirk and the Enterprise Crew will never stop fighting.

We've all got them. Foods, colours, drinks, we're all partial to something. Even Spock, though he wishes to avoid the appearance of favouritism.

Starfleet launches a recruiting campaign. This can't end well for our heroes...

Keeps the doctor away, unless you're James Tiberius Kirk. An origins story for Kirk's apple habit.

Saving the world changes things. Or, five women with regrets and one without.

Phobia: an extreme or irrational fear of or aversion to something. We've all got one. Heroes are no exception. Starfleet's finest have all got them and been affected by them. A series of short pieces inspired by phobias.

Sequel to A Tale of Two Ensigns. Pavel Chekov, Ellen Lee and the Crew of the Enterprise depart on their five year at's a long time to be away. Luckily for Pavel and Ellen, they've got each other. It doesn't help those engagement rumours though..

Sequel to Confessions of a Teenage Starfleet Cadet. Coming of age is lots of fun. It also comes with its problems. Follow Pavel Chekov and Ellen Lee as they deal with love, pirates, family, the Crew of the Enterprise, engagement rumours and the future.

We all have regrets. We all have secrets. We all have something to confess. The Enterprise Crew is no exception. Uhura, Bones, Spock, Sulu, Chekov, Scotty and Kirk all have a secret, a confession, a regret, something that made them who they are now.

Starfleet Academy's Class of 2258 was very special and would have been even if the Narada incident hadn't occurred. It was the first year to have more than one underage Cadet graduate. Everyone would remember these two. Pavel Chekov, meet Ellen Lee.

Eowyn and Faramir are happily married. Or so everyone thought. She has something important to tell him. Little did he know, Eowyn had a secret. A dark secret, concerning a certain King of Gondor. A poem.

After the war, Toph returns home. But her parents still treat her like a porcelain doll. She misses the freedom she had with Aang. Mai's bored. Zuko can't do anything and she's furious. Katara feels unappreciated. Based off Orianthi's According to You.

Little snippets of the lives of Zuko and Katara, past, present and future. Alternate Universe.

The world isn't split into good and evil, black and white. If only it were, things would be easier. But we must see those shades of grey. And they can change our lives. A poem.

Aang, Katara, Mai and Zuko thought that they had their fairytale endings after the war. But it wasn't what they thought it would be. People change, relationships change. New relationships grew. 4 poems and 4 points of view.

No one is pure evil or pure good. Ozai was no exception. As he sits in prison, awaiting death, he contemplates his crimes. Song-fic to Viva la Vida by Coldplay.

An epic tale of forbidden love to rival Romeo and Juliet, Tristan and Iseult, told in 3 poems.

I'm dying. As he lies dying, Zuko makes and hears some last confessions. An AU oneshot, beginning after the Agni Kai with Azula. I don't own Avatar the Last Airbender.