Alex Rieger is pressed for information on a past cabbie by Reverend Jim. Being Jim, don't expect all the questions to stay on this one planet.

As explained by Elaine Nardo.

This nonet poem is being told from the point of view of one of the cabbies who are glad to call Tony Banta a friend.

A cabbie picks up an extre-special passenger. This is a crossover; try and guess who it is!

Louie DePalma's assistant Jeff Bennett reveals the horrifying true nature of his existence.

What if Elaine had been the one to bring Alex his money in the episode Alex Goes Off The Wagon? One-shot.

At the party for her art world peers, Elaine accidentally says something hurtful to Alex. (based off of the script for Come As You Aren't) One-shot.

Set after "Elaine's Old Friend." Much to his surprise, Alex finds himself telling Louie about his "date" with Elaine and getting some very unexpected advice. One-shot. Rating is for mild language and innuendo.

Sequel to Crossroads. Alex and Elaine have been together for a little over a year and things couldn't be more wonderful. That is until one night someone very unexpected knocks on the door: Arnie Ross. Does he have plans to win Elaine back? After a series of events, Elaine and Alex are forced to reevaluate their relationship.

Remember the 2-part episode where Latka has an affair and he and Simka's priest tell them they should make up for it by her having an affair? They decide to throw a party and whichever man arrives last is the one she'll choose. Alex was the last man. Well, what if things were different; what if Louie was the last man! (This is a rerelease. I made a couple of changes to it. )

Elaine overhears Alex crying in his room during their trip to Europe. He's miserable and she is determined to change that.

"Iggy's not comin', Rieger. He didn't pass the evaluation," Louie pressed his fingers into the folds of his forehead, "He didn't pass." Jim and Louie spend some time together in a mental institution, each for different reasons. M for character death, language, drugs, etc. AU. Slight X-over with 'OFOtCN'.

Jim Ignatowski remembers, regrets, and may or may not be able to move on. Unless his friends can help him. M for drugs, talk of suicide, language, and Louie.

Arnie Ross and Elaine Nardo have been dating for almost a year and all signs are pointing to marriage. Arnie receives a job offer in Chicago and asks Elaine to move with him which leaves a big, life changing decision up to Elaine. NaNoWriMo 2012

Alex is the last one left at the Sunshine Cab Company, and he has a big decision to make...

What if Alex got really honest? (alternate ending to "Elaine's Old Friend")