Four drabbles (100, 200 or 300 words) based on the episode “Sweet Revenge”
Hutch wasn't in the mood for conversation with this headache. Especially for the 'let's not talk about it' kind of conversation.
The average blink of the eye takes approximately 32/100ths of a second; record Fast Draw times exceed 20/100ths of a second.
I sat there listening trying to figure out what it was I was listening to.
Missing scene from "A Coffin For Starsky" -- the events of the day take their toll on Hutch.
Huggy Bear remembers those dark days in May when Starsky was shot.
Duke Kenneth Von Hutchinson was returning to his beloved in Vienna when....
Historical AU
“I wasn’t asking about the window shade. But what is on the window shade”
Ken got up, and walked to the door in stocking-feet. Opening the door revealed Dave Starsky, loaded down with what looked like everything he owned.
Ken took the picture in with a terrible suspicion. They wouldn't. They couldn't. The irony would be tragic.
Starsky smiled and elbowed past him. "It's your lucky day, Choirboy... I happen t'be your new roomie..." Starsky announced. Wearing a white T-shirt blazoned with the Academy seal and navy-blue sweats, he stood there, surprisingly blue eyes just beaming.
"No," Ken said, blankly. Then, with dawning disbelief, and half an octave lower, he repeated himself. "No."
The title says it all.
Rachel Starsky is forced to send her thirteen year old son away
This need happened in the most unusual times; when he was cooking, when he was putting together a new model of a ship, or when he was just watching some of his favorite horror movies.
He said, "Kenny." Kenny just sat there. He didn't say a word. He was just looking at the man he just killed. Hutch in a firmer voice, "Kenny, it's okay, it's me Uncle Ken."
I forgot how big of a space it was to fill especially when you're not here.....
Sequel to Jeepers Creepers.
Hutch finds a painting that starts Starsky and Hutch on a hunt for "Jeeps," the mysterious girl who survived the restaurant massacre in Jeepers Creepers.
Hutch's past catches up with him in an unexpected way and Starsky is fighting against time to find him.
Vanessa makes a unilateral decision.
How does Starsky cope when Hutch is killed? Not very well, apparently.
My apologies to Charles Dickens.
Written as a gift for Hutchynstarsk in the 2012 Secret Santa 911.
A Halloween treat.
Starsky introduces Hutch to the girl he intends to marry, and Hutch finds himself attracted to her as well.
Starsky and Hutch see a thought-provoking movie.
Secret Santa story for Laura.
I'm not a Starsky & Hutch fan. Oh, I like the show; it's good, I enjoy watching the show. But I can't say that I'm a fan of the show.
So, of course, you're asking yourself, why is this chick writing for a con-zine, much less attending SHareCon?
Because I want to be an SH fan.
Recently, Hutch's conversations with God had been reduced to nonexistent.
While recovering from the plague, Hutch has a request for Starsky.
Sequel to The Color Green.
Hutch is dealing with the aftermath of his violent rape and is finding life difficult. Fighting his inner demon is proving to be the hardest thing he has ever done. Will he ever be the confident cop he once was?
Starsky is struggling to help his partner come to terms with what happened and move on.
Before the tag in Starsky VS Hutch
Another in the "Starsky's Ladies" series: Terrry.
"I don't believe this," Starsky gritted through his teeth, watching Hutch and Jake running side by side on the green grass. After slamming his fist on the steering wheel, Starsky laid his head down on its cool surface and remembered the first time they saw Jake.
Walking in to the bullpen with Tony, another young detective, Jake' s dark brown eyes swept the room, as if measuring each man for partnership. Once he left, Starsky tried to explain his reaction, but Hutch only laughed, threw his arm around Starsky's shoulder, and vowed nothing would ever split them up. But now it seemed something had.
Starsky deals with the anniversary of Terry's death.
Hutch finds closure with his old partner Luke Huntley.
Hutch receives unhappy news in the mail.
Back wrenched, drenched and tired after a dive off the Santa Monica Pier, the guys chat about caped crusaders as they try to relax enough o fall asleep.
A California Christmas
A home with capital H. A place to live with a family – with wife, kids, even with a dog. Just looking at that photo was breaking Hutch's heart.
"You know, David, I didn't realize you two were that close, until his transfer here," John said with some kind of wonder in voice.
In the wake of "Sweet Revenge", Starsky and Hutch go undercover on California's Catalina Island, giving Starsky a chance to shine as he regains his stride and self-confidence while working the case. Hutch, who finds it hard to let go, discovers that his partner is back -- and better than ever.
A brief interlude in the life of S&H.
Starsky's apartment was neat and clean as always, but had a "nobody's living here now" feeling. There was a note, of course, and Hutch knew it would be addressed to him. A satchel was missing and a fair amount of clothing, Starsky's leather jacket and some of his personal things that he kept in a box on his dresser. The pictures, one of the two of them and the one of Terry, were missing from his nightstand. The most chilling thing, to Hutch, was to find Starsky's badge and gun, along with the holster, on the back of the closet door.
Hutch receives a care package from his mother.
As Hutch prepares for battle, he searches for strength within and finds it in a pivotal memory and in his fierce love for his partner.
Part 3 of the "Infrequent Drabbler" Series
Life Quadrant: "In Here"
Related episode: "Shootout"
Point of View: Hutch
TAG: A short scene which comes after the climax and wraps up the teleplay.
CODA: Section added to the form proper of a composition as a conclusion.
DAVID SOUL: What the show really is, is a love story between two men who happen to be cops.
The following tags are not necessarily meant to replace the originals. Most often, they are intended to supplement what was on the screen. Of course, in those cases where the on-air tags are totally without redeeming virtue, they are better off ignored.
To me, the most important part of STARSKY AND HUTCH was watching the relationship evolve from the pilot movie through the fourth season. This zine is an attempt to show one way that evolvement might have come about.
The years have passed, but Starsky and Hutch's friendship is stronger than ever. Unfortunately, their enemies have also gained strength fueled by manic revenge.
He was nervous--stomach aquiver, hands shaking; and determined--smile in place... He stopped outside the squadroom, staring through the glass doors...
"You takin' tickets or somethin'?"
He whirled, coming face-to-face with a pair of impatient blue eyes. "Oh, no...I...I'm sorry." He stepped away from the doors, and the dark-haired man brushed past him, an exasperated look on his face.
"You'll have to excuse him. Had a bad night. Can I help you? I'm Sgt. Hutchinson."
He looked into another pair of blue eyes, lighter than the first and much friendlier. Hutchinson? He glanced through the glass again, finding the other man seated on the far end of one table... Starsky? Starsky and Hutch-- He beamed at the blond cop and extended his hand. "Richard Ashley, new man."
Hutchinson's handshake was firm and welcoming. "Glad to meet you. First day?"
Hutch has been missing for three days.
Companion piece to Coming Around Again.
First of three stories, post Sweet Revenge, this is told from Starsky's point of view. Feeling the best he has in weeks, Starsky relishes the independence, and the chance to look after his partner for a change.
Slightly under the weather, Hutch finds his carefully constructed defenses regarding Starsky's shooting and recovery start to crumble. Told from Hutch's point of view.
Is it bravery, really?