In matters of the heart, Starsky is nothing if not creative.
Hutch thinks they need it. Starsky doesn't. Turns out, they're both right.
It's going to be a long night for Hutch.
Starsky finds Hutch and so much more in episode: SURVIVAL
Hutch tries to renew his insurance policy.
Hutch's girlfriend introduces him to her young son, and Hutch finds himself questioning who the boy's father is, and why he connects with him in such a profound way.
People evolve. Relationships change. What happened to Hutch? I did.
A look at the cause behind the change in fourth season Hutch.
“Hutch? I wanna play a game, Hutch.”
"It's gonna be a total loss, Starsk." Hutch said as he put his hand on Starsky's shoulder and shook his head. The fact that he was losing his house was just beginning to sink in. "We're going to lose everything."
Starsky takes care of his partner after Gillian.
It's their day off and the guys... what kind of a plot do you expect!? This is a PWP, that means sex, sex and more sex!!
After 'The Fix' Hutch decides he can't be trusted. Pre-slash, so no sex or naughty parts.
Hutch, I think it's cold in hell. And there is most certainly no one there.
Another in the "Starsky's Ladies" series: Rosey.
Little Alice and her mama.
Hutch is going to find out why Starsky has shut him out completely.
Hutch's love for Starsky proves ultimate.
Starsky is jealous and it spills over into his Master persona.
Starsky making love to Hutch for the first time.
Hutch chuckled softly as he noticed that his irrepressible friend was practically bouncing on the balls of his feet with excitement. Sobering instantly, he thumbed through his virtual memory banks for the last time his dark-haired lover had been that exuberant about their love-making and drew a blank. In the years they’d been together, lack of excitement had definitely not been a problem in the bedroom....until several months ago.
Drabble written after a discussion on Me and Thee about, what else, why Hutch hates Artie Solkin.
After the case at the Sand Dollar, Starsky has trouble getting over the trauma he suffered, and it takes a special little person and the love of his good friend to save him from himself.
"I-I think something's happened...." Hutch ... came to the rumpled bed and sat down. "I saw some flashes in the sky, Starsk. ... And then the ground...rumbled. The wind came up... I don't know what to think. But something tells me, deep down, that this was it." He looked at his partner. Starsky was taking him seriously. "And L.A.," he went on, feeling the awesome weight of it for the first time, "maybe the whole West Coast might be—" He lay back, raking his fingers through his hair.
Starsky got up then, and ran barefoot and dressed only in his navy-blue longjohns outside. ..."Hutch! C'mere!"
Hutch ran outside. The sun had risen in the east, as it should. But there was an unearthly glow in the west, above the trees. Another sun or the reflection of hell.
Starsky moved close beside him, then, poignantly, turned and slid one arm around him. "Oh, God, Hutch. What— What if it's really true?" He looked up, breathing hard, eyes so blue and wide Hutch could have drowned in them.
Starsky and Hutch have a history as pen pals. A post-SR epistolary fic.
Starsky's enjoying life, Hutch is miserable, and Huggy has an idea.
Hutch's annual CPR certification class brings bad memories of a certain day in May--and there's a Beatles song, too.
Hutch is kidnapped and manages to get away, but his memory is gone. He survives with the help of a young hustler, as Starsky tries desparately to find him.
Starsky/Hutch
NC-17
First encounter
A missing scene from Sweet Revenge
Starsky finds a strange object behind the Won Ton Inn that sends our guys on an unplanned journey.
It was the summer of '69.
Starsky and Hutch and a scrabble board.
“Have you ever thought about publishing it?” he asked.