How did paramedics John Gage and Roy DeSoto become partners and friends?

1977: An earthquake hits the Los Angeles area, forever changing the lives of the 51's family. No slash.

Joanne has lost her husband and the father of her children. Johnny has lost his partner and best friend. It's only natural that they lean on each other for support, for comfort, for solace. Their lives begin to intertwine in ways they couldn't have possibly imagined. Johnny/Joanne, Johnny/OFC, Joanne/OMC.

An injured hiker. A canine photoshoot. A hat theft most brazen. An unlikely pugilist. And…hey, was that a bear? Or, a series of events in which Johnny meets his hero, Roy meets his nemesis, Chet meets the consequences of his actions, Stoker meets the limits of his sanity, and Cap's hat very nearly meets an ignominious end.

Station 51 personnel are heading to Rampart with injuries. One is already there. What are the odds he won't try to help? Potential missing scene from the episode Nuisance.

Johnny is obsessed with Star Wars and drags everyone along for the ride. He convinces the crew to dress up as Star Wars characters for a fire department Halloween party, with unexpected results.

Just keep talking. That's all it takes. And it works perfectly well until the day it finally doesn't.

21st story in The Brotherhood series. The spreading AIDS crisis in Los Angeles finally hits home for Adam. Meanwhile, Roy discovers his son might be keeping secrets from him, and Johnny's past injuries start nagging at him. All tagged characters plus Chet and Mike.

Johnny discovers Roy lying in his bed, burning up with fever. Except that's not exactly what's happening. Johnny and Roy friendship: non-slash.

Johnny/OMC slash. Neil's new position as a supply nurse at Rampart immediately puts him at odds with the paramedics, especially one John Gage. John is infuriating, aggravating and…utterly charming. Despite warnings from their friends and coworkers, they slowly start falling for each other. Those same friends might just drive them apart.

Chet's journey from Vietnam to Station 51 told in the form of poem-style letters written to his parents

Johnny/OMC slash. Scott Stadler had kept tight control of his desires for years, long enough to get through undergrad and med school. Tonight, in this bar, it seemed like the right time to finally loosen his grip on some of that control, and who better to help his cause than a certain paramedic?

Johnny will do whatever it takes to help get an injured captain to safety, even if it means possibly sacrificing himself in the process. Tag for The Steel Inferno. Updated because I couldn't leave well enough alone.

20th story in The Brotherhood series. Johnny takes Katie to preschool for the first time and finds it a little difficult to let her go.

19th story in The Brotherhood series. Getting a critically injured patient to Rampart is always a race against time. When that patient is one of Fifty-One's own, Adam feels the pressure to win that race even more than usual.

A call turns out not to be a call after all, but someone still needed help.

Meal time is rare for a fireman. But Station 51 tries, whenever they can. Here are five of them.

No rescue is ever simple, especially with a killer on the loose out to kill DeSoto. Now one of their own needs rescuing.

The county drops into a blackout but when needed, Station 51 can still find each other.

It was only one night, but one neither would forget. Based on the song Forget Everything by Greensky Bluegrass. Johnny/OFC.

18th story in The Brotherhood Series. Johnny buys an Intellivision game system and invites A shift over to play Astrosmash. Who will hit the high score? All tagged canon characters included plus Adam, Isaac, Sam, and Mike's wife Shirley.

17th story in The Brotherhood series. Sam's tired of getting caught in the crossfire of Chet's and Adam's ongoing prank war. She finds a surprising ally to help her give them a taste of their own medicine.

16th story in The Brotherhood series. Dixie's always been fiercely independent, much to the chagrin of the men that have passed through her life. Doctor Carl Wilkinson quickly discovers that he's no exception when she turns down his marriage proposal. But he might just find a way to convince Dixie to give things another chance, thanks to a little help from a certain paramedic.

Craig Brice is a most peculiar man. Hat-tip to Paul Simon.

The characters are out for revenge in this one-shot sequel to Johnny Gage and the Great Big Book of Fan Fiction! You'll laugh till you cry and, fellow Writers, you may just start looking over your shoulders-they might be coming for you next! With a guest appearance by Steve McGarrett and Danny Williams.