Seven years after the events of Friends and Lovers, Jack is a successful but embittered TV chef who has sworn off serious relationships. But one day he wakes up and finds himself married to Janet...and the father of her two children. Inspired by The Family Man (2000) starring Hollywood's Nicolas Cage.

A follow-up to Quicksand taking place a few years later.

After another failed proposal, Vicky ends her relationship with Jack upon realizing how much he needs to be married, knowing her marital fears will only get in his way. He is soon lifted back on his feet by a caring waitress. All characters are property of their creators/owners except for Rose, Doug, Kaley, Camden and Donna.

Janet and Jack both have dreams that will lead them in the right direction: to each other. In progress.

A take on how they could have possibly ended the series with a Jack/Janet pairing. Picks up the morning after the events of S7E1: A Night Not To Remember

I started watching the S6 episode Dates of Wrath, thought of an alternate take...and it turned into this. Takes place in S7.

One shot. Takes place right after Jack Goes The Distance. Janet deals with a black eye and feelings. She's not alone.

Janet is not having the best Valentine's day. Neither is Jack. Thankfully misery loves company.

All good things come to ...

Jack and Janet have the place to themselves. One shot.

Alternate take on Season 8's "She Loves Me Not". This takes place immediately after Jack discovers the magazine and Larry leaves his apartment.

Drabble. Set post-black letter day. What led Lana to finally give up on Jack and move away from the apartment building?

Jack risks his reputation when he goes to a department store to buy a present for Terri. And the result is a thousand times better than he ever imagined. (Episode: "Jack Bares All") In memory of the wonderful John Ritter who is so very missed.

Jack seems to have slipped his moorings.

Chrissy's rant.

A few glimpses into Janet's life at age seventeen... slightly reimagined.

The gang hosts a dance party in their apartment.

Janet and Phillip's wedding is looming in the very near future. Jack does some interfering in order to buy himself the time to confess his true feelings to Janet before it's too late.

A crossover between two different universes, mine and another writer's, has disastrous consequences for our characters. Inspired by an idea pitched to me by yet another writer.

After feeling disrespected by their significant others, Jack and Janet hatch a plan to try and make Vicky and Phillip stop taking them for granted. A series of set-backs and unforeseen circumstances causes them to gradually reveal their own past feelings and frustrations, and why it took a year for them to speak to one another again.

Jack's journey through the years following the events described in It Takes Two to Tango.

The breaking up is hard to do... but so is making up with someone you've hurt. Takes place some time after Filling In the Gaps on the original timeline.

Larry and Chrissy bond over music. Takes place in season three.

A few pages from the Wood family history spanning three decades, à la This Is Us.

A story told in flashbacks. Takes place after Choose Life So That You May Live and makes references to First Impressions, Second Chances and That Which We Are, We Are.