What upheaval—perhaps evil—would ensue if the Buckets, house and all, moved into the Chocolate Factory? What secrets would that stir up? Just what, let's see, would the damages be? AU/2005/Angst filled sequel to 'The Interview'. Enjoy!

"Charisma. Some want it, some have it." This guy wants nothing to do with it. Four others get saved by it, but at what cost? (2005)

Willy Wonka invites 5 children into his new amusement park of wonders. But danger lurks in the shadows.

Sequel to Back Together. Wonka and Charlie, now married, invite the rest of the Golden Ticket winners back to the factory for a week to show them more of the factory. Wonka/Charlie SLASH so don't like, don't read. Based off the 2005 movie.

Charlie Bucket es despedido de la fabrica de Willy Wonka y necesita ayuda para recuperar su trabajo y los únicos que pueden ayudar son los otros 4 ganadores de los boletos dorados. Mike, Veruca, Violeta y Augustus deben ayudar a Charlie antes de que Willy Wonka vuelva a hacer el concurso de los boletos.

After a huge fight, Charlie and Wonka part ways for a year. But after both enter the same game show on TV for a chance to win a million dollars, they are forced to work together despite their unresolved fight - and their growing attraction to each other. Charlie/Wonka SLASH so don't like, don't read. Warnings and everything inside. This story is based off of the 2005 PLETE

On the occasion of the second anniversary of Gene Wilder's passing, Willy Wonka discovers "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory". A meta look at how that might unfold.

When her friend and 'almost' adopted son Charlie miraculously wins a Golden Ticket, Isabelle is dragged, quite literally, into Mr. Wonkas fantastically masterminded elimination game, where contestants are doomed by the choices they make. Children are terrified, and no one offers help. How can a woman be expected to simply stand by and do nothing? WilderWonka/OC

Willy Wonka thought that Prince Pondicherry's palace was a temporary indulgence. His surprise when he discovered the truth.

Willy thinks it's time for his families to meet,how wrong was he to think the little menace wouldn't corrupt Charlie.

The Butterscotch & Buttergin Room is one of the only rooms where alcoholic beverages are produced in Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. What happens when you mix Oompa-Loompas with alcohol? Let the mayhem ensue! (2005 version, oneshot)

Veruca, Violet, Mike, and Augustus run into each other a month after the 'incidents' at the chocolate factory. Will they be able to forget their differences and become friends, and even nice people?

Based on the 2005 Movie - Willy had never mentioned that he had two girls living with him before. Coco and her younger sister, Cece, have lived with Willy for years, but when Willy and Coco have an argument it's up to Charlie and Cece to get them back together before she looses the only home she has left.

One-shot, 1971 movieverse. Just over two and a half years after the chocolate factory tour, the one birthday that Mike has been anticipating eagerly finally arrives. He always remembered what his Pop had told him about that special day...but unfortunately, that was before the family's abrupt lesson about their parenting tactics.

See what it's like when we tour the chocolate factory with Willy Wonka... and his little kitty robot assistant!

When Charlie accidentally triggers another of Willy's flashbacks, Willy remembers someone he had not thought of since he was a child, revealing more about what happened after he ran away from his father... (side note: this also has a companion story, called 'Purple', if you wish to continue the story.)

We know that Wonka said they'd be alright. But could the magical Candyman truly prevent such grisly demises? Find out as I show you one small peak of Wonkas world.

Mike was the one no one liked. (Who hates chocolate in a chocolate factory, anyway?) But who really is the man who owns the factory? And what lengths will they all go to to escape this nightmare?

This is a collection of unused Golden Ticket winners, events, demises, and Oompa-Loompa songs that were either scrapped or edited in the making of "Next in Line". (Set after the 2005 movie, and features all-new ticket winners)

It's not often one gets a re-do, but that's just what the dreamer has. Her goal this time is to have the nice, calm vacation she was supposed to have in her last dream. Considering the destination is a world of chocolate, golden tickets, and pure imagination, it shouldn't be that hard a task.

It's Halloween at the factory and Willy has decided to take Charlie trick-or-treating—but some ghosts of the pasts still remain...and they will take their revenge...

WARNING: The following story is a sequel to A Second Chance on Sonny April's page. It is highly recommended that you read that story first otherwise you will be lost. A spy has been harming the chocolate makers, and is now targeting Wonka's factory. But how can Charlie, his inexperienced heir, and his heir's friends possibly stop this elusive figure? Also, an old friend returns.

When Mr. Wonka and Charlie Bucket get transported into our world and discover real-life Wonka products, what do you think will happen? Be sure to read and find out! :D (2005 film short story, with Johnny Depp Willy Wonka, and Freddie Highmore Charlie Bucket) (CHAPTER 5 IN THE WORKS, SO STAY TUNED)

Matilda Prescott, ten going on eleven and a dedicated Wonkarer. For years, she's idolized Mr. Wonka. And with her notebook of ideas inspired by him and his factory being located in the city she lives in, what could be better? But one day, things begin to turn dark. Classmates have been disappearing one by one; and the last place they were seen was near the Wonka factory...

The second in a series of AU CatCF one-shots. This one answers the question, "What would happen if Mr. Wonka actually recognized Grandpa Joe in the gates of his factory?" (2005/CatCF, Depp Wonka)