When the Tenth Doctor first stumbles upon the woman, he's intrigued. Clara Oswald's human, quite clever, but- as he quickly finds out- just a bit impossible. Why is she saturated in time energy when she's never time traveled in her life? And why did she tell him to "run and remember?" AU. Light 10/Clara. (Complete!)

When Martha Jones is touched by a Weeping Angel, she finds herself in the basement of Henricks' department store in 2005. Left to travel with a Doctor she never met and a Rose that she just can't hate, will Martha be able to get back to her Doctor, or is that man just a figment of her imagination now, a future that will never happen? A rewrite of Seasons 1 and 2 to include Martha.

Sequel to Winter Blues. Mr. Pevensie is home from the war, and he sees just how much his children have changed. Especially when he sees Peter having flashbacks of things he never should have to experience. Told from Mr. Pevensie's point of view. This is a slash free zone.

When a strange, blue box appears in the middle of Federation territory, motionless and without power, it's up to the crew of the Enterprise D to determine just who its strange occupant is... and if he is friend or foe. Even as that very madman wonders just what kind of reality he's found himself in... and if he really wants to find his way back... (SOME REVIEWS CONTAIN SPOILERS)

Prequel to Human: Professor Xavier is introduced to a young, deaf boy named Scott Summers.

New Jerusalem: A short-lasting paradise. Betrayal, murder and lies abruptly fill the lengthened distance between them as they struggle to survive and stay together. Can she overcome her mutation or will the animal within force her to abandon her brothers to their ultimate demise? (Mary Sue-free!)

Four psychiatrists and twelve years after arriving onto a stranger's doorstep, John Smith has been diagnosed with multiple-personality disorders, psychosis and schizophrenia. However, Vastra believes John is much more than he seems and offers him a place in her prestigious and mysterious school for unusual and talented adolescents. (mutants/superpowers AU)

After the loss of Emma Frost and Magneto being exiled from Genosha, the X-Men must seek to stop the Age of Apocalypse. Unfortunately for the team, several spanners have also been hurled into the works. Please R&R constructively :)

She had lived and died, and now she was living again. This time she was a mutant and she wasn't staying back and watching things happen like last time. This time she would change things, she would stop being a coward. Sequel to Hope's Second Rising. On hold for the moment.

The Doctor has lost his memories, and his only surviving memory is of a woman who knew who he was. Could she be the key for him to unlocking his lost memories. Angie is a everyday person, who works and pays her bills, but she yearns for something more in her life. Will a mysterious man wearing a cravat and frock coat be the answer to her mundane life?

She died saving his life before he could even learn her name, but the ring told him he'd see her again. So when a mysterious text brought him to a derelict building he knew who sent it even before he saw her. Who is Rose Tyler and how can their lives be so impossibly intertwined? If his future is her past can he save her or will he be doomed to lose her all over again? (RoseLock)

"It started out as mild curiosity in a junkyard, but now it has turned out to be quite a great spirit of adventure." Was it a coincidence that this was the motto of Coal Hill School? The Doctor has old memories reawakened and finds old friends back where it all began. My take on a scene that should have been in "The Caretaker"

Rose Tyler is a peculiar belle of a girl who's never quite fit into her poor, provincial town. The Doctor is a beast of a Time Lord who has sequestered himself away, cursed and unloved. Accompanied by a cast of crazy and unique friends and enemies, they'll fight and waltz and (perhaps) even sing their way toward happily ever after.

A homeless woman is offered one night to get fed, cleaned up, and rested. One night was all she was going to take, one night or she risked the demons she was running from catching up to her. Risked innocents getting hurt. Just one night.

With every regeneration the Doctor gains a new self and identity, that of course clash on more than one occasion. Psychological high jinks ensue. Disclaimer: I own nothing, and make no profit from this.

When a mysterious blue box appears on Baker Street, a blue box that only opens at Sherlock's touch, he finds a strange blonde woman inside who insists on the impossible. Faced with the realization that his entire life has been a charade he must choose between the facade and the truth because sometimes the truth can be a trap.

AU. Donna could deal with her best mate having a severe case of amnesia. Donna could deal with his oddities like his extensive knowledge of physics, astronomy, and history. She could even deal with his energetic personality and complete lack of the need to sleep. What she couldn't deal with is a strange man banging on her door at two in the morning, claiming to be said best mate.

The Doctor made a mistake when he left Rose standing on that beach. A mistake that drove a sliver of ice into his hearts, changing him. He knew what those changes foretold. The only way to save himself, and everyone else, was to alter his past, to bring her back, but everything comes with a price. What price will the universe demand for her return? Doctor/Rose

Susan Jane Anderson is a genius. Her mother and father both work for a top secret organization for the U.S. Government. After finishing high school and collage at the same time, she gets offered a job at the United Nations. The only ordinary thing in her life is a TV show called Doctor Who. After spending a night in a bar with The Doctors worst enemy, her world turns upside down.

The 50th anniversary story everyone has been waiting for, THE ELEVEN DOCTORS. All the Doctors have to team up to save the planet Earth from the Daleks.

Something is amiss in the universe - or perhaps even several of them. Eleven TARDISes have been pulled from their time streams for some indiscernible reason, complete with eleven Doctors and even more companions. But why would someone risk a paradox for them to be together? And perhaps more importantly, who?

ON HIATUS! Following 'The Rings of Akhaten', the Doctor lost his story. Forgot, actually, for not even the Oncoming Storm (with a millennia of appetising, wibbly-wobbly memories) could come away from the Old God unscathed.—Amnesic!Eleventh, technically canon compliant.

It's true what they say, it is a small world after all. Basically a mix and mash of any possible run in that any Companion/Master/Doctor could have with each other in this universe, at any given time. Includes Classic and New who characters in Classic or New who episodes. if the summary doesn't explain it that well, the first chap should clear it up for you.

On the last night of his life, the Doctor visits the woman who began it all. A re-imagining of the Doctor's goodbye to Rose in End of Time.

When Rose's past comes back to haunt her she finds herself torn between the detective she's falling for and the doctor who stole her heart, but when her life is threatened can Sherlock and the Doctor work together to save her or will they wind up destroying their only chance at happiness? Roselock

The Doctor and his companions are sent into a parallel world where they are the main characters in a T.V. show. But when the Doctor becomes real, so do the collectors items. Featuring just about every Doctor, companion and villian

When a loud crash brings Sherlock into the living room he finds a blond woman lying on what remains of his side table. She seems to have appeared out of no where, more than that, she doesn't exist. Could his brother be right? Does she pose a danger to him? And why is John lying about her? Roselock.

Katherine McIntire was sure that only this morning she had been cataloguing files for UNIT; now she's running through eighteenth-century Scotland in the company of two complete strangers, trying to avoid being killed by an alien who's convinced she's a fabled demon. And who is this Doctor that everyone but her has met? (First in "The Historian" series, hopefully.) No pairings.

Lexi has a problem...time is moving far too slowly! How on earth will she survive? A take on the average Doctor Who fan.

AU of The Dragon's Call. Arthur rescues a slave boy. Destiny can begin. Friendship, Gen.

Follows on from X-Men The Last Stand. The X-Men's new era of peace is threatened by Magneto's renewed ambitions and the emergence of a new foe.

As he lay there bearing witness to the battle before him, he could scarce believe what he saw. What was he to believe? What to do? How are you supposed to react when the man you saw as your closest friend turns out to be a sorcerer? *Spoilers for SE-3*