Joe's encounter with an old trapper turns out to be unexpected.

Something terrible happens to Joe's girl

A missing scene from Emily. It begins with Joe getting shot and Hoss and Candy arriving at the scene shortly after Wade.

Introducing a little sister for the Cartwrights. She will be related to characters from other Westerns and have some famous Godfathers, but they will rarely be in the story. It will be necessary to show her life before she moves to the Ponderosa. Warning, spanking of minor children in some chapters. Trolls will be dealt with by the Three Billy Goats Gruff.

Seventeen-year-old Joe has a date in a ghost town. Halloween Writing Challenge 2023.

Missing scene from Running Man after Joe got shot while he and Candy barricade themselves in jail in Butlerville along with an important witness.

An important question arises after Little Joe's first saloon visit.

A Saturday night visit to the saloon has terrible consequences for Joe.

Joe has a severe accident with far-reaching consequences.

Joe is once again in a tight spot

Love blooms on the Ponderosa and the town of Virginia City gets a new teacher.

Scamp feels frustrated with the lack of opportunities afforded her. She seeks solace in her brothers, Adam and Hoss.

Time had passed since Eastgate, though perhaps not enough. One year after the events of The Crucible, Adam finds that certain hurts never heal, and some scars never truly fade. A WHN/Later for The Crucible. One shots.

Adam Cartwright nie wyjeżdża w bliżej nieokreślonym kierunku, tylko żeni się z rdzenną Amerykanką (tekst-prezent do życzenia Pantery).

A WHN (and a bit of WHI) for "The Sisters." After Sue Ellen Terry's murder, Adam finds himself a target of an unknown assailant. This leads Ben to send him to Boston to secure a railroad contract where Adam rediscovers joy with an Irish lass. But what awaits him upon his return home?

A WHI for The Grand Swing. I never fully believed in Ben's more progressive parenting of Jamie on the show. I felt Ben was a man of his time, and while not brutal or cruel, would have had traditional views. This follows the script pretty much word for word in the earlier part of the story. Contains corporal punishment. This is part of my AU where Joe has a sister, Marie (Scamp).

Hoss gets a drenching from his mischievous younger siblings. Contains corporal punishment

Part of my Joe and Scamp series. Scamp's increasing interest in schoolwork makes Joe jealous.

Gluttony leads to tiredness as the Cartwright twins find to their cost.

Part of my Joe and Scamp stories. Sixteen-year-old Joe's desire to be accepted as a man leads him to make a rash decision. Against his father's orders, he sets off to pursue renegade Indians who have hurt his brother.

Part of my Joe and Scamp Series. The twelve-year-old Cartwright twins are appalled by their new teacher and Scamp decides to take action against her. Includes physical punishment.

After a thoughtless prank, nine-year-old Joe injures his sister and has to help nurse her back to health. Contains punishment.

Part of my AU of Joe and Scamp. Ben reluctantly has to punish all of his children on one day. At 16, Adam thinks he is a grown man but his father disagrees. Rated T for sexual content. Contains corporal punishment.

This follows the episode “The Storm” but I don’t know if it necessarily is a WHN.

Part of my AU of Joe and his twin sister. Scamp longs for freedom and sets off on an escapade to sample adult life. Mild language. One shot.