A continuation of 'Home Movies': Tony and Angela make an effort to keep talking to each other - and to translate words into action.

An exploration of how particular times in Angela's life could've set her up for Michael - and for Tony. It's extensive, but you already like how it ends.

Angela's client has a very unique request.

Tony and Angela struggle through their breakup. (Companion piece to Days of Iowa)

Tony reconsiders the job offer in Washington, D.C. after Angela's fateful visit to the billboard. Maybe he owes it to himself, and to Samantha - and maybe even to his future with Angela - to pursue it. But if he goes, where does it leave them? And is he willing to risk what they have to take a chance on himself?

The Bower-Micelli family's sixth year together offers a lot of important moments for Angela to reflect on, especially as her relationship with Tony continues to evolve.

What if Tony's appendix had held out for just a little bit longer...

This was a fluffy, sweet, awkward idea that kept bouncing around in my head. Tony helps Angela feel better. The Sunday Night Movie description here is an actual movie that aired on 12/20/1987 — that would mean this story takes place between the 4th season episodes Yellow Submarine and Another Single Parent.

Set after 'Yankee Doodle Micelli' in season 5: Tony and Angela watch old Super 8 films and are finally brave enough to have one of those 'private talks' they agreed to have early in season 4. Mostly canon-compliant, if you want it to be. But please feel free to read this as the point of divergence into an alternate universe where these two get their act together a little sooner.

Continuation of 'In Your Dreams'. After their evening on the balcony, Tony and Angela talk over some of the things that came up in Jamaica. One-shot.

With both her job and family secure and thriving, Angela settles into a comfortable rhythm of life - though not without the occasional surprises that somehow seem to make it all the more worthwhile.

Vignettes of Angela's time living in Iowa.

What could come from having a little fun with the girls and letting down your hair. Maybe a lot more then anyone thought. Set after Angela talks in her sleep. I do not own anything but the muse that helped me type this.

This short one-shot was originally published on the old "Who's the Boss?" Resource (WTBR) website in July 2005. This is technically a continuation of STVIII, though it takes place about a week later. I started wondering if Tony and Angela ever discussed what happened in Iowa. Well, here is what I came up with.

This short one-shot (and my first ever FanFic) was originally published on the old "Who's the Boss?" Resource (WTBR) website in May 2005. This is my take on what Angela may have been thinking and feeling during the last half of "Seer Of Love."

A watershed moment reshapes how Angela views her relationship with Tony as the Bower-Micelli clan begin their fourth year together as a family.

How does everyone react to Tony being back. I do not own any rights to anything but the notebook I used to write the story on

Tony is back and Angela is the luck one. I do not own the rights to Who's the Boss or even the limo in the story lol

Angela's career takes an unexpected turn and sets the stage for a year of new experiences, as well as deepening and conflicting feelings for two important men in her life.

Angela continues to record her thoughts on the events in her life, as Tony and Sam continue to become integral members of the family.

Tony takes Angela to Times Square to ring in the new year. Set in Season 4. Ficlet.

What if Angela and Tony had started a relationship the night of Samantha's prom. This is the evening where Tony recreated Angela's prom night in the tag of the episode.

Inspired by "Jonathan Plays Cupid" and my love of analog - specifically mid-century holiday cards and vinyl albums - I pondered how Tony might have made Angela's Valentine's Day in 1986 a little more special especially since by this point, there is definitely mutual affection and adoration. Written in first person, from Angela's POV.

Tony and Mona's conversation as they look for the Christmas lights in 'The Christmas Card'. Ficlet.

Tony and Angela celebrate Christmas 2020.