Drabbles, ficlets, and oneshots, tags or missing scenes as I work my way through a TOS rewatch. This chapter: Post-Obsession, a discussion of command paranoia over a Tri-D chessboard.

Who knows what might have been, in another life?

Starfleet Command has become interested in the Insonti technology which transformed their most prominent starship captain into an infant some weeks ago. The Enterprise has been assigned to perform research, hopefully producing an allegiance with the Insonti people. And after all, observing the effects on a non-human species is the next logical step...

76 McCoy episodes. 76 McCoy-centric reflections, codas, and missing scenes.

McCoy-centric angst, romance, and adventure, pretty much in that order. The OFC has been in my writing since the early 80s. This is my first time publishing anywhere. Disclaimer: I don't own them, but enjoy playing in their world. Rating is for language and later chapters, a T-plus really. Thank you for reading, reviews are welcome.

While going through every episode top to bottom, I'll be looking for evidence that supports K/S and also discussing the arguments against it. Serious about the argument, ridiculous about everything else. M for language. Yay 60s.

The world has changed, a few more can't hurt it.

Tag scenes for the end of Spock's Brain. Yes, THAT episode. Non-crack treatment of a crack episode and its aftermath.

You shouldn't be watching this. [Voyeurism, no redeeming qualities whatsoever.]

Running around the ship blasting macroviruses got Captain Janeway a little hot under the collar. She's not the only one. [A bit of J/C fluff.]

The planet Lyro has been devoured by an apocalyptic virus, destroyed utterly and wholly with nothing left to remain. Nothing left except, it would seem, an Earth canine. The dog becomes the key to unlocking the mystery of what happened to Lyro, and due to it's fierce attachment to Spock, puts the Commander in a heavy compromised position. H/C as chapters progress. Triumvirate!

Tom Paris finds something of the captain's, so he and B'Elanna use the opportunity to nudge their command team closer together. Written for Prixin Prompt Comp 2017 in response to Helen8462's story "The Pip."

Janeway loses something and just can't let it be. Written for the Prixin Prompt Comp 2017 (J/C) Rated T for language

It's been said something as small as the flutter of a butterfly's wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world. But what will it take to get her into his arms? (J/C)

A day in the life of a fine first officer.

No one is more surprised than newly-resurrected James T. Kirk, when he opens his eyes to an unfamiliar crew nearly 40 years his junior. Meanwhile, young Jim finds himself trapped in the ghostly world of the Nexus, trying to find his way home as his crew search for a way to reach him before Captain Picard convinces him to leave that Valhalla to face premature death on Veridian III.

Despite the fact that people seem to at times think otherwise, Leonard McCoy is first, last, and always a doctor.

As McCoy and Spock look for a birthday for Kirk, they both get more than they bargained for when Spock buys a slave girl, that calls to him in Vulcan. A telepathic method that no off worlder is supposed to have knowledge of.

An ATC (After the Credits) for the episode "By Any Other Name". Seemed appropriate for those suffering from the after effects of New Year's Eve parties. Spoiler Alert.

Cette lettre n'est pas de moi. Elle a été écrite par monsieur Leonard Nimoy en 1968 en réponse à celle d'une jeune métisse. Ce n'est pas une fiction. Mais ce texte est si beau que je ne résiste pas à l'envie de vous la faire partager. Paru dans le magazine FaVE sous le titre "Spock: Teenage Oustcast" (un adolescent rejeté). Version traduite en française & English version

Sharing Christmas and Hanukkah with McCoy and Jim, Spock remembers his mother.

Just a little general holiday silliness.

When the Battle of Yorktown reopens old wounds in addition to creating new ones, it takes a little more than just rest and solitude to begin the healing process for the Enterprise's captain.

After Spock is promoted to Captain and Jim has to come to grips with losing the Enterprise again, a chance discovery leads them to reevaluate their relationship. Set between The Motion Picture and The Wrath of Khan.

Spock has a daughter, one of which is took many years to confirm upon. There is much he does not know, he had not experienced with her. Now trapped on an icy planet in the grip of death, she shares with him the memories. Some of which he was there and others he was not. During this time, a Relationship will either be repaired or broken, only they can decide. Humor&Adventure&Family.

A poem in the Point of View of Captain James Tiberius Kirk, he speaks upon his crew and what they stand for.

Spock is learning and growing. These are a few of his experiences.

Two years after Amanda Grayson's death, Sarek meets an unexpected woman, and discovers the possibility of a life after her death.

Chakotay takes advantage of his weekly dinners with the Captain to conduct an experiment.

Five times some part of Spock's Vulcan nature annoyed James Kirk to no end, and one time he (literally) couldn't live without it. No Beyond spoilers until the fourth section, no knowledge of TOS necessary. Primarily gen fic, background only Spock/Uhura until fifth section and even then treated very lightly.

Kirk has a few words to say after his loss

Spock reflects on the choices that wrote - and now write - Earth's history, and the part that Human nature plays in them. angst!Drabble

All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. [Warning: Major character deaths. Truckloads of angst. Sex. Also, the occasional profanity. Notes: Set a couple of weeks after Unity, because my shippy little heart just had to try to make some sense of that episode.]

The Vulcan sense of timing does not work in Tuvok's favour. This is what happens when you read far, far too many J/C PWPs and get a little punchy. [This is utter smart-assery. I'd think Paramount would be far too embarrassed to claim it, but then again, they did make Threshold.]

Spock and Kirk have a discussion about religion over chess. Spock goes through a range of emotions. Kirk is mostly amused.

During the episode City on the Edge of Forever, Jim tries to understand his feelings for Edith Keeler and ends up falling into Spock's arms. This is a rather bittersweet story. Rated 18.

A little vignette set just after Plato's Stepchildren, when Christine Chapel comes to try to make things right with Spock. Something I found languishing on my computer and reworked.

Ambassador Spock has reached the end of his life, and now faces eternity in the Hall of Ancient Memory. But it won't necessarily be exactly what he expects. Written in honor of Leonard Nimoy, who passed away yesterday. Rest in peace.

What it says on the tin. Leonard Nimoy, March 26, 1931 – February 27, 2015

One-shot. While out of contact with the Enterprise on a deserted colony planet, Spock and Jim take refuge from the rain, and find fun things to do in front of a log fire. Rated 18.

The last part of the "deadly sins" series. McCoy is being contacted by ... well yes, by whom?

In the ship's labs Spock compliments Christine on her hands. A vignette written for the Spock/Chapel facebook group. The rules - Story need not be longer than two pages unless you really really want it to be. Must contain somewhere, somehow the following two lines of dialogue: Spock must say: "I did not say that." Christine must say: "You didn't deny it."t

Mirage or not, Spock could never resist his Captain. Jim/Spock, (Spirk/Spork/Kock) One-Shot.

Five times Spock wore something other than his uniform, and one time he was only too glad to put the uniform back on. Answer to an LJ writing prompt for non-uniform!clothes!love. Triumvirate gen!fic, highly likely to include fluff, angst, crack, and anything else you usually see from me. You have been warned. Last Chapter technically an AOS crossover, full warnings inside.

Kid!fic universe created for the LiveJournal community trek crackbingo. Unadulterated, unashamed crackfic, fluff, etc. Read at your own peril; you have been properly warned. Kirk/McCoy/Spock centric ficlet series, Gen. Complete now, other than bits and pieces I'll add when the urge takes me. New: Continuation of Amusement Park.

Me and my favourite character are talking about fanfiction. Warning: Quite silly

When John comes home from work late, limping, and gripping a cane in his right hand, Sherlock demands data. And finds a new respect for John and their friendship in how John provides it.

Written for LiveJournal's comm 3sentence: objective is to choose a threesome and write fifty mini-stories for fifty one-word prompts, in fifty sentences. Warning only for excessive use of semicolons and compound-complex sentence structure. All plot bunnies up for grabs if you like. Gen, Kirk-Spock-McCoy.

Lestrade figured that anyone who thought John Watson wasn't important, and that Sherlock hadn't changed since meeting him, had to be completely, bloody deaf. Because it was all right there, in every sound Sherlock made. For anyone attentive enough to listen.

"Spock! What the hell happened to him?" Kirk exclaimed, kneeling down beside them and putting a hand on Bones' uninjured shoulder. "N-no!" McCoy almost screamed, trying to crawl under Spock's skin, twisting his uniform in his fist.

Kirk makes a decision when he learns that Dr. McCoy isn't taking care of himself. Five times Kirk and Spock were called to watch over McCoy and one time they were already there. K/S/M friendship and McCoy working as a physician.

She always knew it would end like this.

Kirk and Spock, trapped and injured by a cave in... Just a little K/S oneshot.

Jim Kirk's longest running relationship was with a number. A reflection on Jim's past, his friendship with Bones, and tragedy aboard the Enterprise.

Uhura, looking at the Enterprise crew through the eyes of a musician and linguist, finds something special in McCoy’s role.

After the events of "Mirror, Mirror," members of the landing party need a bit of reassurance about certain shipmates. Turns a bit Bones-centric towards the end, because if the show's not going to deal with what happened to him, someone has to. Language.

Sequel to ‘His Last Breath,’ with tie-ins to several of my other works and significant events from season three of TOS. If you haven’t seen season three, this story does contain major spoilers. A K&S&M friendship piece.

In the wake of Operation Annihilate, the three people most affected by the Denevan parasites come together over a familiar game with less familiar metaphors. Not part of Aftermath series; full author's notes inside.

K/S. I take real moments in TOS and write the scene that could have feasibly come before or after.

One night after performing a difficult surgery on James Kirk yet again, the thoughts that Leonard McCoy has tried his best to subdue rise to the surface with the help of some late night brandy. And Spock is the one that is there to listen.

Christine Chapel shouldn’t have been surprised. Everyone knew Leonard McCoy’s gift for finding medical advances and adjuvants in the most unlikely situations……but tribbles as animal-assisted therapy?

Oneshot written for Round Three of LiveJournal's trek-exchange. Warning for lack of plot and pointless humor-fluff. And giant butterflies.

Kirk and Spock are sent to Uriman V to smooth things over after a premature First Contact with an alien race. Things start off well…and then go horribly wrong…

Spock/Chapel. Mature Content. A follow on from the TOS episode Return To Tomorrow. Henoch did more than Spock realised while occupying his body. How will he deal with the consequences? Contains mature emotional themes, but very little sex!

Kirk is sweaty. Spock is counting percentages. Oh, what to do on a planet where every wish you make comes true? Set during episode 1x17, Shore Leave. Unabashedly Kirk/Spock.

Spock/Kirk. Mature Content. A short one, written for a friend who loves Kirk and his vanity. When the showers on the Enterprise are broken, Spock and Kirk have no option but to share...

Spock/Chapel. Mature Content. What really happened at the end of Operation Annihilate.

After the episode, "The Empath." Kirk, Spock and McCoy discuss what happened during their encounter with the Vians.

Summary: Bones tries to bring a little romance into a friends-with-benefits relationship, putting his foot in his mouth in the process. K-Mc Slash.

In the wake of 'The Empath,' Kirk and Spock manage to comfort Bones and take him to task at the same time. You can read this either as a friendship fic or pre-slash.

It hurt to watch.

Sarek gets a glimpse of the friendship between Spock and Kirk.