When you're dead, and it's your birthday, and your best mate needs his life saved, and the only help available is a parrot - well, what's a ghost supposed to do? (For the Writers Anonymous Random Opener Challenge.)

Jeff Randall thought he'd seen the last of Michael Forbes, the Harlequin, and a pair of gangsters known as the Colzone Brothers. He was wrong. Now will Marty Hopkirk, and Jeff and Marty's six-year-old god-daughter, Kathy Smith, pay the price?

Drabble for the original 1960s series. Marty reflects...

The ties that bind. Jean Hopkirk is trying to move on with her life after Marty's death, but Jeff Randall knows that he is a hard man to forget. Oneshot.

A tag to the episode 'Could You Recognise That Man Again' from the original series. The Rodens are where they belong, thanks to Jeff and Jeannie's testimony, but how is Jean coping after her ordeal? I thought the episode wrapped things up too neatly.

After being involved in a shooting Jeannie discovers her true feelings for Jeff as he lies at death's door.

Jeff Randall's instantous recovery from a nearly fatal bullet wound in A Blast from the Past has always bothered me, this missing scene fills in the gap between Jeff getting shot and the next scene in the Randall and Hopkirk office.

This is a sequel to my story, A Man May Leave His Mate. Jeff Randall's time has come, and Marty Hopkirk has a final duty to perform. Based on the new version of Randall and Hopkirk, deceased.

My view on how the series simply has to end. Not entirely a happy one. This fanfic is based on the new version of Randall and Hopkirk, Deceased, which aired on BBCAmerica. NOT slash.

Jeannie and Jeff must work out how a whole camp of boys can go missing, without the mysterious camp owner knowing how they went. The end is a little weak, i needed to get it finished quickly