What would have happened in the summer of 1978 if Jackie had decided to be a better person towards those around her? Especially towards a certain someone she really thought she hated...

Charlotte never thought she'd be the girl who gave it all up for a boy. But this isn't just any boy, it's Steven Hyde, and he had her whole heart.

A 30 year old get's reincarnated into the body of one ten year old Jackie Burckhart and because of this cosmic hiccup this That 70's Show dimension get's a little warped. Slice of life.

Lucy is a fish out of water in Wisconsin. She is a one of kind girl not many appreciate. She is also just a teen trying to grow up and figure out life. It's especially hard to figure out when the good girl falls for the bad boy. Hyde/OC

Just a short little tale in which Fez finally moons someone. But... he moons someone he shouldn't!

Jackie writes a story for the school paper, and it actually gets printed! However, her story is disastrous for Kelso. Meanwhile, Red tries to catch a squirrel that got into the house. Rated M for safety reasons.

Jackie Burkhart was taught "pretty girls prosper" from her mother at a young age. "Jackie, think with your head this time because your heart led you astray so many times before" was the advice Donna gave her. Looking back Jackie wished she would have taken Donna's advice. One-shot. Song fic kind of. J/H centric. R&R. Season 5 J/H.

Kelso comes up with Wedgie Day, but it quickly goes awry when he tries it on the wrong person in the Forman household. Takes place sometime after season four's Prank Day.

During a game of truth or dare, Steven asks Jackie the one questions that changes everything.

Taking a little walk down memory lane, Red helps Kitty deal with the idea of growing older. A missing moment between Red and Kitty at the end of Season 5's "Heartbreaker." IMPORTANT Author's Note inside!

Fez and the gang visit a chocolate factory in Kenosha after watching Willy Wonka. (In Progress ... more coming soon!)

What happened after the show! I do not own the show or the characters

Steven's friends and family don't wait for him to come home, while some are there for Jackie, others are looking for Steven

Steven Hyde had Jo's back or as he likes to say "was her hired gun or bodyguard." Hyde was always there, even when they weren't speaking: from when she was in overalls and oversized t-shirts in grade school to mini-skirts and sweaters in middle school. Now the two are navigating high school in the mid-70s and are learning how to deal with their changing relationship.

My version of how Hyde and Jackie met aside from eventually got together.

"You're on TV," Eric replies, reaching up to flick her nose gently. She giggles and swats at his hand. "Who cares if you're not married? Other than you, anyway."

We left our favorite couple in a bit of a breakup, or at least a break. And while Hyde found a new hobby and his domesticity, Jackie found that life can be just as intoxicating as love, that having independence could make you happy - even without a man by your side. How do you decide between freedom and love? Is there even a decision to make? Can you have both - and if you can, at

Jackie returns to Point Place under unusual circumstances. Possible last story on FF

Jackie's throat felt tight – this couldn't be happening! Nobody puts Jackie Burkhart in detention! "But…." She wanted to explain that detention would take away from her cheerleading practice and Daddy would take away the car, but all she got was, "Two weeks Miss Burkhart and a 1,000 word essay on the continent of Pangea."

Jackie and Kelso don't get back together at the end of the ski trip. Months later, when Hyde tries and fails to crash Eric and Donna's date, the two of them come up with a plan. A plan that's so bad, it might actually work. ["Hyde, if you wanna make out with me, the answer is probably no." Well, what if he had asked? And what if she'd said yes?]

A collection of pre- and post-relationship Jackie/Hyde drabbles.

The sleepy town of Point Place is the perfect hangout for this group of teens. The water tower, the hub, Eric's basement.. .. fail to hide the fact that there's a lot more going on here than we can see. Gloved hands, night vision glasses, satellite phones, money trails. Watch as our carefree group of teens is dragged into the trip of a lifetime.

What could ever cause the great Jackie Burkhart to lose part of her self-confidence?

"Talking is for people who have something in common." So what do Jackie and Steven have in common?

Jackie returns from Chicago with some shocking news. How will the gang - especially Steven - react?