The San Diego Snatcher. Seven known victims, no suspects. Getting stranded on the side of the road is never a good thing, especially when there's a serial killer on the loose. (AU spin-off from 4x03, The Wedding)

A series of alternate endings to various episodes where things could've ended much better for the titular duo.

A re-imagination of the beloved sitcom "Drake & Josh" set in modern-day America through a new, dramatic take on Josh's complicated journey from the happy go-lucky town of Asbury Park to the gated mansions of San Diego. As these worlds collide, he must deal with his new Step-Family and Life that causes bridges.

Third story in the Charlie series. This story picks up two and a half years after Drake's last overdose. Ricardo has forced him to clean up his act, but still Drake can't seem to get away from his past. Everyday is a fight to stay clean and now that he doesn't have his favorite red pills, his depression and anxiety are just as hard to kick as his drug addiction.

80% SMUT. Now that Drake & Josh have confessed their love for each other, lemons are everywhere. But their relationship is a secret. And with Christmas fast-approaching, an invitation to Aunt Cathy's beach house raises questions: How can they make their first holidays together special? And can they do it without arising suspicion? (Can be read as sequel or stand-alone).

At the end of 3x14, Theater Thug, Drake runs off in search of the police once Josh tackles the theater thug. After the police tackle Josh instead, the theater thug then runs off in the same direction as Drake. It doesn't take a genius to see where I'm going with this.

After Drake throws himself out of the window, the police still want to talk to him. It doesn't go very well. Or Drake is reminded that his earlier comment to Josh ("I would not do well in prison") would be true. Walter and Josh remind him of what really matters. (tag to 3x08, Paging Dr. Drake)

Even if they were falling from the sky, or stranded in the middle of the ocean, this time, Josh was going to keep his promise.

Josh promised that he would never abandon Drake like his father did. Josh broke that promise. After that fateful day in chemistry, everything is okay again, but not really. (tag to 4x11, Josh Is Done)

It's no secret that Drake and Walter don't exactly have a close relationship. It takes getting trapped in a parking garage during an earthquake to change that.

Tag to the episode "Really Big Shrimp." The boys deal with the effects of Drake calling Josh a loser. Connected to "Of Flashlights and Glory."

A marriage he didn't consent to leads Drake to finally open up to Josh about his fears of commitment, and where they stem from. (tag to 3x03, We're Married)

Josh was just trying to teach Drake that hustling could be dangerous, but when a few thugs at the pool hall overhear how much the necklace is worth, Drake gets a little more than Josh bargained for. (tag to 2x05, Pool Shark)

This is an expansion of the TV storylines created by Dan Schneider. The characters' stories will be added to in ways that wouldn't be allowed on Teen Nick, but are still in character. The reader is strongly encouraged to read the dialogue in the characters' voices.

“Even though it seems like our close bond is no more,I've always loved you and nothing would change that Megan.”

Drake realizes he has feelings for Josh. But when Mindy adds pressure to the situation, can Drake confess his feelings before it's too late? And the even more burning question: Does Josh feel the same way? Includes: Slow dance scenes. Sweet moments. Slow burn tension. Chapter titles that reveal context to help you navigate what you would like to read.

Tag to the episode, "Josh is Done." The talk the boys have once the reconciliatory game of ping pong is finished, giving them a chance to genuinely work through what transpired.

Megan Parker encounters three unfamiliar people at her school and agrees to working as something that ends up almost costing her her reputation, her relationships, and most importantly, her and her family's own lives.

In a small town with little to do but hang out at the local theater and watch horror movies, Drake finds himself the target of a psychopath's twisted game. As those around him are brutally murdered, he realizes that the police can't keep him or his loved ones safe. Can he unmask the killer before it's too late?

It All Started With A Bad Day And A Magic Trick That Sealed Their Fate. Linking arms and remaining loyal to one another and not abandoning the other. It’s supposed to be simple but things are bound to happen.

The things we didn't know, the things we didn't see, the things we didn't get… And then some. Josh/Mindy.

Drake Parker is a very unserious person, weather it’s by choice or coincidence which makes people like Josh or Megan want to strangle him. Here are some occurrences of him being such.

Set in modern day America, Lifelong troublemaker 12 year old Drake Peyton has crazy chaotic & dramatic adventures in Colorado, where his troublemaking style sees its biggest challenge yet.

Drake's been struggling with his unrequited feeling for Josh for years. But, after Drake's breakdown in the classroom Josh was ready to forgive Drake and let him back into his life. The thing is Drake realized how good Josh's life was without him in it, and so he decides to cut himself from Josh's life completely. DrakeXJosh

The Parker-Nichols family seemed to be doing just fine, but after Christmas passed, something about their relationships changed, and it was not for the better. Will they be able to pull through with their problems with each other or live in a house of sorrow forever?