While having dinner in Boston, the Doctor and Rose witness a horrifying event that leaves some of their fellow diners as no more than dessicated corpses. While investigating the strange phenomena, the Doctor and Rose encounter a division of the FBI whose jurisdiction are so-called "fringe" events. [TSL Timestamp 04]

Rory isn't sure which is more surprising-the fact that he no longer exists, or the place he's doing the not-existing in. He'd had his own ideas about the afterlife, of course, but a waffle shop full of other nonexistent/not-quite-dead people was not one of them. (Multi-fandom crossover, but primarily Doctor Who and Fringe.)

Dimension cannon jumping Rose is accidently pulled into the Fringe Prime 'verse. Finding allies in Peter and Walter, Rose wonders if landing was actually an accident. Set in season 4 of Fringe in a space of time I've inserted between The Consultant and Worlds Apart. Wee bit of a JE fix-it...ish.

After a mysterious malfunction of the TARDIS, the Doctor and the Ponds crash land in a parallel universe. Only problem is the Doctor is in a coma and the Ponds are treated like common criminals and are soon experimented upon by a mad scientist...

The Doctor ends up in Fringe's universe and has a rather nasty foe to deal with. What would it want with Olivia?

Something terrible is happening to the universe, to two universes, and it all center on a father and a son

Walter Bishop, en su desesperación por corregir el error que cometió por cruzar al universo alternativo, realiza lo inimaginable y construye la máquina que cree lo llevará a reparar su falla. Sin embargo, no es el único que usa dicha máquina. Esto desatará un verdadero caos que envolverá a todos y los llevará hasta lugares y situaciones que la ciencia no podrá explicar.

The second in the A Way Through the Worlds Trilogy. Rose Tyler is left on a beach in Norway for the second time... and the world isn't as healed as they had thought. She's got to save the world and get back to the Doctor, and she knows that Olivia Dunham is just the person she needs to help her -because they both know that this isn't where they belong. A Fringe crossover.

The Master recounts his encounter with an Observer.

A star trek like blue box appearing inside Walter's lab is not the strangest thing to have ever happened to Fringe Division. But that's not saying much and it was pretty weird for a Wednesday afternoon.

Sequel to The Planets Bend Between Us, set after 3x22 for Fringe. If any man knows the importance of one man's influence on the universe, and how to bring about existence from nonexistence, it's the Doctor.

The Doctor's little blue box got stuck into two warring realities. So what does he do? Make them sort it out!

Walter has a very special watch

Olivia Dunham is trapped and it will take the mind of a certain Human/Time Lord Biological Meta-crisis and his human companion to save her and get her home. Spoilers through 2x22 "Over There Part II" for Fringe and 4x13 "Journey's End" for Doctor Who.

The Fringe team encounters a man with two hearts, a time machine, and an interesting history with Walter Bishop. Soon, the Doctor and Walter are faced with a deadly enemy set on destroying their universe. Doctor Who/Fringe crossover.

When a police box falls out of the sky followed by a spaceship, the Fringe Division is called in to investigate. Wacky hi-jinks ensue as the Doctor and Donna are forced to work with Olivia, Peter, and Walter to find a killer parasite.

Something's hunting little girls. A 100-word drabble. Also a crossover with "Lost".