Feeling stuck in a rut, Maddie makes a decision that takes her out of LA for an extended period of time. While David's life moves on without her, she questions if there are some things she could ever truly leave behind. Set post-series.

So I firmly believe the writers could have perserved the sexual tension and tell a much better story WITHOUT WALTER BISHOP and if THE BABY LIVED. I'm going episode by episode starting from Tracks of my Tears. Some installments will be longer than others but I'm trying to keep the shell of each episode intact. Kind of a fun writing game I made up for my self. Anyway...enjoy!

At the end of the episode, "I See England, I See France, I See Maddie's Netherworld", Maddie was knocked unconscious and had a horrible nightmare in which David was the Grim Reaper. But in actuality, he was anything but...

Takes place during the episode, "Maddie Hayes Got Married". This short story is meant to fill-in-the-gap between the scene where Terri has her baby and the scene where Maddie and David have their little heart-to-heart talk in the hospital.

A vignette of Maddie's thoughts during that very first dance with David in that very first episode.

This is a collection of short vignettes. Each one represents a day during the three and a half weeks that David and Maddie were intimate with each other… starting with the day the BMW rolled backwards down the hill while they were kissing… and ending with the night before their ill-fated date at the laundromat.

Set during the Season 1 episode, "Read The Mind, See The Movie". This is a short story that takes place after Maddie and David jump off of Omar Gaust's roof into his pool. Here's a little banter in the car while David drives her home.

This story picks up when Maddie leaves David standing in the laundromat in "A Trip To The Moon". What were they thinking and feeling that night? Is it possible they had one more very important conversation before Maddie decided to leave?

This story takes place after the events of "It's A Wonderful Job" and my story, "Jolly Ol' Saint Dave". Essentially David and Maddie shared a couple of kisses and then each went their own way for winter hiatus. Maddie is in Chicago. David is in Philadelphia. This story brings them together, but do things go well? Probably not if you consider the beginning of "The Straight Poop".

Inspired by the scene in "I Am Curious… Maddie" when David tells Maddie he loves her. We, the viewer, don't hear him because they played music over it, but we can very clearly see when he says it. These are their thoughts during that scene and throughout the night.

Christmas Eve 1989 is not going how Maddie planned. Will an impromptu run-in with David turn her holiday bright?

This is a Christmas story that begins where the Moonlighting episode "It's A Wonderful Job" ends. In other words, it begins with Maddie and David kissing on a desk in the front office.

Season 5 Background Story #5 out of 15. The day after David and Maddie's seemingly successful night at the California Investigator's Annual Banquet and Ball, the Anselmo case resurfaces and David finally comes clean with Maddie about Rita.

David finds out Maddie witnessed a murder and may still be in danger. Considering the current state of their relationship, what position is he in to do anything about it? A little angsty piece, set mid-"Eine Kleine Nacht Murder".

Season 5 background story #4 out of 15. Based on a story concept from Boink at MoonlightingStrangers. After disrupting their New Year's evening plans, can David make it up to Maddie when they finally attend the California Investigators Association Annual Banquet and Ball together for the first time?

Season 5 background story #3 out of 15. Inspired by an Available Concept by Boink from Moonlighting Strangers. Just as David and Maddie are preparing for a romantic New Year's weekend together, he is forced by a resurfacing "personal matter" to disrupt their plans.

Maddie is left with the chaos that is her house after the happenings in 'Eine Kleine Nacht Murder'. The entire ordeal of being almost killed makes her stop and think. Will David be on her mind?

David has a dream, which propels him to try to fix his relationship with Maddie once and for all. Set immediately after Lunar Eclipse.

The first time we see Sam Crawford, he's spending the night at Maddie's house. But what were the circumstances that led him to be there that night? We know he was her childhood friend, but what else is there to know about Sam? This is a background story to the Sam-arc, told from Sam's point-of-view.

Sequel to Little Problem Annie. Still reeling from losing the baby and David's involvement with Annie, David and Maddie agree to spend time apart with the hope to rebuild their relationship. Maddie's parents think they're engaged and when David comes to Chicago for a summer party, they have to rollplay to keep up appearances. Will it bring them together or will it be over for good?

A twist on Big Man On Mulberry Street. What would have happened if David hadn't left Maddie's hotel room after telling her about his marriage?

Season 5 background story #15 out of 15. This story begins where the Moonlighting series ends, with Maddie and David sitting on the altar in the Church. David is so despondent that he has no words, and Maddie is unsure of what to do now that the show has been canceled. Do Maddie and David ever get the happy ending they so deserve?

When friendship turns into love, love can turn into jealousy. How do David and Maddie handle their jealousy?

What if Moonlighting ended differently?

Season 5 background story #14 out of 15. Someone shows up... a catalyst, who ignites what may be the romantic reconciliation of Maddie and David. The timing of this story would be mid-Lunar Eclipse… after Agnes and Bert's wedding, but before the Blue Moon staff is informed by the ABC executive that the show has been cancelled.