A new twist starting at the end of season 6 and going through what I believe should have happened if they were picked up for season 8. Josh/Donna as well as Sam/Ainsley

When Donna decides to leave the White House and Josh behind, she decides to go much further than across the street. Canon divergence from Impact Winter.

Two judges, 16 vignettes, and too much constitutional law: In which Bartlet appointees Chief Justice Evelyn Baker Lang and Justice Christopher Mulready continue to be the fiercest of intellectual rivals and the closest of friends over the course of their years on the U.S. Supreme Court. Part Two of the Amendments series.

The festive season is approaching and our family of three are preparing for their first Christmas together, but after everything they've been through over the past few months, Jane has something playing on her mind. Can she face her fears and be able to enjoy Christmas, New Year and a new life?

Several Justices on the Lang Court express their feelings about the state of the nation to one another on November 9, 2016. Technically Part Three of the Amendments series (Amendment 12), but not strictly canon, in the same sense that the Season 3 special episode "Isaac and Ishmael" is not strictly canon to the world of "The West Wing." Warning: Not at all politically subtle.

Evelyn Baker Lang and Christopher Mulready's names became irrevocably linked in history books when they were elevated to the U.S. Supreme Court simultaneously. But the Bartlet Administration's "swap-a-dee-doo" was predated by years of friendly rivalry and mutual respect between the two jurists. Part One of the Amendments series (inspired very, very loosely by the Bill of Rights).

A contentious Supreme Court oral argument unearths the secret that nearly tanked Chief Justice Evelyn Baker Lang's nomination by the Bartlet White House over a decade earlier. At ideological odds with her closest friend on the Court, and fearful of the turmoil that a leak to the press might cause, the Chief Justice turns to a former Bartlet Administration senior staffer for help.

After splitting from Alexander, Jane has developed a strong relationship with Jess, but her burgeoning relationship with Lovejoy is teetering on the edge as she struggled to decide what she wants. Can Jess and a trip to Scotland bring them together? And what will happen when Jess meets Jane's mother and sister?

When Jane is mugged on the street for her bag, she is saved by a young woman, Jessica, who turns out to be a lot more to Jane than she first thought, which forces Jane to face her past. With a shock revelation, Jane tells Lovejoy everything about her sorrowful tale, which leaves him surprised about his friend.

Set after the sudden end of Series 6. Ballykissangel's dirty little secret comes to light: Brian Quigley's wasn't the only fake death. (Sometimes the only way to fix a ludicrous story arc is to throw another ludicrous premise at it.) Peter/Assumpta; Niamh/Ambrose (yes, really) and maybe other pairings as well.

A post-'The Reckoning' story. Peter does a deal for Assumpta's life - but does the deal require him to be the martyr he thought? As someone else has said, everyone has their story to tell.

Sean is determined to find the killer of his ex-colleague, and he enlists Michelle and Edgar to help him. Will THIS be the case that brings them together?

Set after 'News Night with Will McAvoy'. Mac needs to know Will's ok.

As Lent arrives in Ballykea, the residents struggle with temptation and self-denial, but some old vices die hard. Father Mac suggests an alternative to sending Father Clifford on retreat, but will it yield the desired results? (Complete!)

The fate of the Javelin touches off a heart-to-heart after the Christmas party at Fitzgerald's. That heart-to-heart touches off several more dominoes... Mostly WAFF, but a little bit lemon. (Not my characters, not my universe, just playtime over here. Reviewers adored!) COMPLETE!

What happens when Jane Felsham suddenly reappears in Lovejoy's life? Takes place after the end of Lovejoy Season 6 I do not own these characters... well not Lovejoy, Lady Jane and Tinker anyway...

Peter is off on retreat and Assumpta to reconnect with Leo. Can a conversation with someone from home change the path each of them chooses to follow? Begins shortly following Episode 3.3: Changing Times.

Set at the end of season 4, start of season 5 - the story of Niamh, how it should have been! Well, some dramatic things still happen, but at least Niamh has some support from her friend Assumpta.

When tragedy strikes on the eve of Matt Santos' inauguration, it precipitates a constitutional crisis and a struggle for control of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. JD. Warning: Character Deaths

Two years into the Santos administration, and times are good. Josh and Donna have just gotten married. The Democrats have taken control of congress. But someone from Donna's past threatens to cause trouble for both her and the administration. J/D, S/A

This story is a little bit of everyone and everything two years after the inauguration. It will mostly focus on CJ and Danny and Josh and Donna, but Toby, Sam and the Bartlets will definitely have major roles.

This alternative Reckoning story was inspired by Robert Frost’s “Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening.”

cont. of my previous story... need to read that first. Sam's second term isn't going so well and Gracie begins to get rebellious as Sam ups her protection.

What were Sam and Ainsley like before they had Gracie and were the President and First Lady? How did they get together?

“I mean I can see the book title now. The Seaborns: American Royalty.” Josh smirked. Sam and Ainsley's marriage is going down the tubes as Sam struggles to get reelected for president. PostBartlet Admin.

Post Season 6 Santos Campaign. What happens after Josh brings Donna and Will the beer.