It's modern-day Los Angeles and Maddie and David's daughter Lily Addison has re-opened Blue Moon and has a business associate named, John Sloan. This story is the beginning of my idea about how we can bring back Moonlighting, with Bruce and Cybill involved today...on Netflix or something similar...a one-off movie type of thing. Let me know what you think and if you like the idea!

Maddie and David fight in rhymes. From episode "My Fair David" (2x05). Basically the whole scene of the bet made in verses. If there's any fans of the show - read it, I guarantee you'll have fun.

Moonlighting is one of my all-time favorite TV shows and I've finally gotten around to writing fanfic for it. Whoo-hoo! This is an alternate version of the season 3 episode called "Symphony in Knocked Flat"...because it's all about the David/Maddie relationship! Enjoy! Constructive criticism is always welcome. Dedicated to Moonlighting fans everywhere!

Following the collapse of his marriage, David Addison is a wreck, but his brother comes to find him.

An unusual client brings David and Maddie a case they can't refuse, sending them on a journey through a series of genres. (Originally written for the Yuletide 2015 challenge)

My version of what went on that passion filled month after the Big Bang.

Shhh... Here is a secret, the fourth season was supposed to be different from what was actually filmed.

A twist on Big Man On Mulberry Street. What would have happened if David hadn't left Maddie's hotel room after telling her about his marriage?

Whatever happened after the lunar eclipse? A short study in turning blue.

Maddie is feeling blue as the holidays approach after the loss of her baby.

Another attempt to fix the wrongs of Season 5!

Every wonder what happened after Maddie and David said goodbye for the summer after Camille? They each went on vacation, he to Mexico and she to NYC...but...is that all that happened? This story tackles that question...by the time we see them again in The Son Also Rises, there might be more to the story. Let's see what may have happened in NY Days, MX nights...Enjoy!

Maddie is frustrated with David's childish ways. She wishes that he could see what a child he is. Her wish comes true and neither Maddie or David are ready to face what lies ahead. Inspired by "Moonlighting" (Seasons 1 and 2) with a little bit of "17 Again".

This story picks up after Maddie and David's conversation at the end of AND THE FLESH WAS MADE WORD where they make plans to do Lamaze classes together and the David offers to walk a pregnant Maddie down to the parking structure when she's ready.

This story picks up after Maddie and David fall into the cement in 'The Color Of Maddie' and continues on to see how they ended up on their date at the Billiards Hall...and what happened after.

Follows "Take My Wife, For Example." What should've happened, after the pearls and the kiss? *Formerly a one-shot, now expanded!*

A variation of "Sam & Dave" - what would have happened if the dinner had gone a little differently? If she had been a little more encouraging at that dinner table? If she hadn't welcomed Sam so eagerly back? Here's my answer.

A twist on the morning after the Big Bang.

What actually happened after the pact and the Big Bang...

A variation of My Fair David: what if there was a little more at stake for Maddie than just limboing - a kiss? Would she be more anxious to win or to lose her bet with David? If only she knew...

This will be my first crossover story, but this first chapters are just Moonlighting. Maddie Hayes and David Addison meet Vincent Wells and the rest of the world below NYC. Will mostly take place in the year 2012.

The famous trunk scene in Maddie's Turn To Cry - perfect as it was, didn't we all wish it went a bit differently? How could it have gone if both had been a little bit more bold...

What happened to David Addison? The question on everybody's lips!

This story re-establishes communication between our beloved pair during Maddie's stay in Chicago. Let's see if it leads Maddie on a different path returning to Los Angeles.

It's the age old question: will they; won't they? But don't you just wish they'd just get on with it!