Life in The West Wing falls apart when the First Lady is kidnapped, and continues to spiral out of control after her return. Ensemble piece looking at how a crisis for the First Couple effects the team. Begins during S5. C7 up! Sorry for lengthy break!

Cynic though she is, Lou still spots the signs between J&D and has her own take on the situation.

Josh and Donna on a late, snowy night at the office. Set pre-series, first year in office.

AU oneshot, Leo doesn't die from his heart attack, this is about him waking up in hospital. MCBETH D Birthday present for journalofcrime and CatAmongPidgeons.

These taste kinda weird." CJ & Danny, Post-series

AU set right before The Ticket. The day before Donna's interview with Josh, she gets a very upseting phone call. Prequel to What Happens In Hospitals.

Post-Ep for Transition. Josh deals with an unwanted guest and Sam can't take a hint.

The internet, CJ has decided, is a terrible and frightening place.

Doubling the dose of Ambien seemed like a great idea before takeoff. CJ/Danny Post-series

Josh rush's around and well, things happen when he's distracted. Josh/Amy Josh/Donna

Josh and Donna find themselves on an unexpected trip to Donna's Parents for Thanksgiving.

It's a power failure on the block and everyone is pitching in

"Oh my god! I jumped you! I really jumped you!" CJ/Danny

The press bus is broken. And too small. But right now, the 'broken' part is winning. CJ & Danny. Title from "Oklahoma" -yes, the one you're thinking of.

“I wasn’t going to try and braid your hair. I feel like it’s important that gets said.”

Every time CJ had ever gone after a blue-eyed man, a catastrophe of epic proportions had come her way.

He's been an imbed for six weeks now. Danny Concannon-centric

Sam's upset about his father's infidelities, and Josh's planned night of drunkenness doesn't pan out. It's up to Donna to fix things.

Set far in the future, Donna watches her daughter. Companion piece to "Making Bath Time".

Josh and Donna discuss dimples and sonograms. Post-series.

Donna teases Josh about his dimples. Set during the Sorkin-years. Slightly AU-ish.

Trying to balance the demands of family and a career is never easy. Post-series. Companion piece to "Alike".

Institutional Memory. My reading between the lines. Disclaimer: These characters and the whole concept of The West Wing belong to Aaron Sorkin and John Wells. Please don't sue me.

Post Season 3: Written well before I'd seen Season 4. CJ/Danny These characters and the whole concept of The West Wing belong to Aaron Sorkin and John Wells. Please don't sue me.

a one shot ensemble piece featuring a keepsake from the '84 convention and an enlightening moment for Josh.