A typical foot pursuit turns into something more when the suspect disappears into a dead end...

A short story detailing the thoughts of an officer's son. Oneshot. CD implied.

When Reed and Malloy get a 459 call, Malloy accidentally brings his precious Thanksgiving pie into the store! Shots are fired, pies squashed (contains character death) and Reed and Malloy's very lives may be in danger!

The citizenry of Los Angeles seem to be acting quite strange today... there must be something in the air. In true Jack Webb fashion, this story is a combination of real events starring our favorite police officers, Pete and Jim.

For Jim Reed, National "Tell a Joke" Day is a time for telling jokes and laughing at jokes... the problem is that Pete Malloy has "no sense of humor".

After spending hours searching for his missing partner, Jim Reed is faced with a long vigil in the hospital waiting for news about Pete. A story of friendship and family, this WHN is a possible ending for the Adam-12 episode entitled "The Search".

What do you do when you realize when you thought you were doing the right thing, and then realize you weren't? All seemed lost for Officer Pete Malloy after his break up, but what happens when he gets a second chance?

This is my take on the Episode Killing Ground. I always wondered what was going on in Jim and Pete's mind while they were being held captive. I also felt that Jim should have been more injured then he appeared to be. I also thought there should be more to the story and wanted to know what happpened after they were greeted by those red lights. Hope you enjoy.

This is a sequel to A Look Back to Tomorrow. It takes place immediately after the first story. Join TJ Porter on his journey through the LAPD Police Academy.

This story takes place 16 years after Elegy for a Pig. Tom Porter's son has some news to share with Pete Malloy. This is my first attempt at Adam 12. This is one of my favorite episodes.

A WHN for "The Search". If you haven't watched that episode, it's really good! I just hated the ending...hence, this short story to conclude the episode.

During another routine day on the job, Pete and Jim work out some neighborhood problems and Pete gets some marriage advice. (Pete/Jillian series)

With his partner gone on vacation, a routine day of patrolling turned out to be not so routine. Riding solo could cost him his life.

Another evening on patrol for Jim and Pete turns into a life or death situation. An old motorcycle gang feels they are owed some payback.

It's Pete and Jenny's first Anniversary ... just a little glimpse

Not quite a crossover, but if you haven't seen Kent McCord in the 'Dragnet' episode "The Interrogation" or Martin Milner in the 'Twilight Zone' episode "Mirror Image," you might be confused. Directly inspired by Shakespeare's 'Comedy of Errors.'

Jim is irritating. Pete is irritated. People in general get on each others' nerves. Some deal with it better than others.

Drunks are HI-larious, aren't they? Well ... no. Or yes. Decide for yourself.

How much can happen in a single shift? A lot of death, certainly. A few lessons about life, maybe.

Desk duty? Why not. Drama? Eh ... not today, thanks. If Jack Webb permitted a purely humorous episode once in a while, I think I can too.

I love rain, but Pete and Jim down in sunny L. A. probably aren't quite so tolerant. Sunshine and rain, light and dark, humor and heartbreak – I guess this is really just a story about the strange and wonderful contrasts life throws at us.

Hamlet famously said, "What a piece of work is a man." He intended those words as praise of mankind, outwardly at least, but the phrase has a somewhat different meaning today. Toss in the moon landing and let's play with man's duality a bit ...

The death of a contemporary reminds us of our own mortality and that we all must die sometime...but before we die, we first must remember to live. Contains mention of suicide.

An Adam-12 tribute piece to the lives lost on 9/11. Secondary character death. Non-canon with my other stories.

Sometimes things get to you no matter how hard you try.