So - whatever happened to that coral snake Lee dropped off with Francine and told her to take care of in "Odds on a Dead Pigeon"?

Filler scene for "Unfinished Business." What was the question Amanda almost asked and how did Lee respond to it?

Lee and Amanda connect

This is my version of what might have happened if Lee had taken Amanda up on her invitation to join her family for Thanksgiving in Season One. I have had to change the rating for chapters I am adding soon.

A very short little look at when Lee met Amanda.

A Scarecrow & Mrs. King AU based on "Mission of Gold." Amanda gets shot while on her honeymoon with Lee and later dies from her injuries. How does the newly married Lee react and cope with Amanda's injury and subsequent death? (Some actual dialogue and situations from "Mission of Gold" used.)

After watching Amanda fight for her life in "Mission of Gold" Lee starts reflecting on their past and thinking about how to make sure she stays safe in the future.

Lee and Amanda have some alone time, tonight and decide to have a movie night. Amanda surprises Lee with the movie she's chosen.

AU: My version of what happened after the tag scene in "All the World's a Stage" as Lee and Amanda explore the new dimensions of their relationship. Rated M for later chapters

A Scarecrow and Mrs. King AU based on the episode Over the Limit. Lee comes looking for Amanda after the bomb blast, but instead of finding her unharmed on the hill away from the action, he finds her badly injured near the speaking platform. To my reckoning, this is when Lee finally realized how much he truly cared for Amanda and the whole tone of the show changed.

My version of what Lee and Amanda's thoughts were during that first day at the train station.

Every once in a while, hanging out with Amanda isn't so bad.

Scarecrow's monsters are back, will Amanda be able to help him. ONE SHOT! First "Scarecrow and Mrs. King." so be nice please.

One-shot missing scene from "Suitable For Framing" following Lee and Amanda's phone conversation and what they did while waiting for Billy to arrive.

Eleven year old Jennifer Stetson has one question, "Why doesn't Daddy love me as much as Matt?" Amanda gives her the answer she is looking for; she just does it in typical Stetson style.

In The Three Faces of Emily at the end inside the liquor store, Lee and Emily are in disguise. Lee has a beard faced and when Amanda reaches out to touch it he blows her a kiss. This is my take on Amanda's thoughts about that after the events of the evening are over.

A Scarecrow and Mrs. King slice of life. After more than two years of marriage Amanda finds out she is expecting. How will she tell Lee and will this be good news?

Can Jamie handle the secrets that come with the job of an Agent; especially where his family is concerned? Higher rating for later chapters.

Scarecrow and Mrs. King, Lee and Amanda have been married for three years and it is their wedding anniversary. Lee thinks he has found the perfect gift for Amanda. Amanda has the perfect gift for Lee, but something will happen to prevent her from giving it to him. Inspired by an episode of The Rookies, which also starred Kate Jackson and Sam Melville, who plays Joe, Amanda's ex.

Over the Limit fan-filler, which begins as the elevator closes on Amanda's "Not this time, buster." It continues into the following morning with bits and pieces of what Lee and Leslie might have been thinking.

Filler for Over the Limit. Things are awkward between Lee and Amanda, and Lee has to decide what he's going to do about it.

Amanda goes into labor but will they get to the hospital on time or does the Agency get in their way? LONGER EDITED VERSION

Lee and Amanda make a return to 1870's Dodge City, Kansas. A sequel to Gunsmoke and Spies

Extended tag from "Promises to Keep" and later episodes. Story begins with what happened after Lee winked at Amanda and Francine getting a surprise when paying another visit to the vault. Told from Francine's PoV.

After two years of the secret marriage, Lee and Amanda are finally ready to come clean only to be separated by tragedy.