Joe's not coping well with his best friend's death. A Jameron fix-it of sorts.

"You've known for a long time that you're different – that your brain doesn't function, doesn't travel, in the same circles as everybody else's." 'Logic error' – a bug in a computer program causing it to operate incorrectly, but not to terminate abnormally (or crash); producing unintended or undesired output or other behavior, although it may not immediately be recognized as such.

Just another Jameron fix-it post-finale, what else.

She is doing what she loves and he finally found a way of changing the future and connecting with people. Their life is good. But good is the enemy of great. So what will they do when good is no longer enough? Where tomorrow's dreams are not quite what they seem… and the harsh reality settles in. (Joe Macmillan X Cameron Howe ; Halt and catch fire , Jameron, post-cannon)

(Jameron, post-cannon, Halt and catch fire) There I was on a July morning, Looking for love, With the strength Of a new day dawning, And the beautiful sun... Joe Macmillan X Cameron Howe

Two and a half years after the finale (S4) Joe and Cam meet again. Old wounds heal over time but old flames never truly die. Will they make the same mistakes? (JoeXCam; Jameron ) Halt and catch fire

Cameron receives unexpected phone call that might change her plans for Christmas

She chose the world. And that was all. Pieces of what happened between Joe and Cam from season 1 to season 3. Work in progress. Title taken from 1999 French movie Les enfants du siècle Artwork designed with

Takes place in current time, between episode 8 and episode 9. It involves Ryan Ray, Joe, and Cameron. This is how I think it should go. Cameron tells Tom that she loves him over and over, and she married him. But when she looks into that closet, the emptiness is a mirror. Her head is spinning with the recent death of Ryan Ray, and the only thing that she can see clearly in all of

Take place in current time (season 3, between episodes 8 and 9). This is what I think needs to happen next. Cameron is getting ready to move to Tokyo, but then she helps Joe, and now Ryan is gone. Joe is clearly blaming himself. Cameron looks into her closet and sees that its empty, and that emptiness feels like a mirror to her. But instead of running to Tom, she runs to Joe.

A short drabble wherein Joe realizes, through a MacMillan Utility board meeting, that what he wanted isn't exactly going as he planned it. Set between episodes 2 and 3 of Season 3. SPOILERS FOR SEASONS 1 & 2!

Since when had Joe started to even play video games? Cameron had really gotten him hooked on them... especially hooked when he could take the time to play against her. But now? Logged in with her as an opponent... tonight of all nights? Couldn't this be considered stalking?

In which Cameron needs a nightmare to realize something. /One-shot/

She had no idea what she was doing. But she knew, if roles were reversed, she wouldn't want to be alone. Cam/Joe, sometime in the future.

The only way to conquer desire is to give in to it. If you find a worthy opponent to play against, you might enjoy the game. Take the risk and get lost in it. Rated M for containing sex and adult themes. (Joe x OC) (Joe x Cameron) (Joe x Sara) Season 1 & Season 2

Poles of a magnet, Joe and Cameron will always either pull apart or collide.

Sara has left Joe. This is the fall out. (Inspired by events in Season 2 Episode 5)

Based on a tumblr prompt-Joe Sr.'s anger does not know bounds when he finds out his son has been beaten up. Set: Between episodes 4 and 5 of season 1.

It's John Bosworth's last night of freedom before having to report for his four years of incarceration at a Federal Correctional Institution in the morning. His point of call is his old office at Cardiff where he has a couple of things to take care of. Set: Middle of season 1 finale, the night after the coders jump ship. Pairing: Eventual Joe/Cameron.

Having had to give up on their computer's uniqueness and having been crushed by Cameron's words, Joe becomes miserable. Gordon sympathises. Set: Middle of season finale, after Joe tells Gordon to 'ship it' (the Giant). AU after that. Pairing: Eventual Joe/Cameron

Cameron gets a phone call she didn't expect that changes everything. Set: Starting towards the end of season 1 finale, though I mess with the timeline of the episode a bit. Pairing: Joe/Cameron

After his dive off the roof, a six year old Joe has to move with his family to Dallas, Texas to get away from the rumors concerning the incident. As the MacMillans adjust to their new life, Mrs. MacMillan hires a Mrs. Susan Fairchild as an experienced caretaker for her hurting son. Maybe the next two years of bed rest will go differently for young Joe in this almost-schoolyard AU.

Joe cooks an omelet and Cameron comes by with tacos. What exactly happened before the beginning of episode 6 that put them in Joe's bed together?

Bosworth's been arrested, Cardiff's going under, and Cameron hates him. Joe decides to get himself drunk, but some helpful advice from another lost soul drowning her own sorrows makes Joe rethink his options. Set in the middle of Episode 8.

A smile and a voice. Cameron and Gordon. Clothes and a car. Two things over and over again that collide with each other to create Joe MacMillan. Only... Joe is just as empty inside as the Giant now. Two things got him into this business... and two things have now destroyed the visionary. SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 10!