During the NBA finals, Starsky and Hutch make the most wondrous discovery.
Hutch mourns Starsky.
After searching for a missing Hutch for months, Starsky finally locates him. But finding his missing partner may not be an to the lonely months of searching.
Starsky decides that it's quite possible that his partner was always a grown up. Although he is delighted with the result when he teaches Hutch an important childhood skill, Dobey and Huggy are less than thrilled when Hutch takes his instruction too much to heart.
Recovering from Gunther's assassination attempt, Starsky struggles with memories of another traumatic time as Hutch waits patiently for the story to be told.
Because of trust issues, Starsky and Hutch split up.
Everyone thinks they're an expert.
Starsky, Hutch and their families deal with a paintball game that turns into much more, the detectives going undercover to look for a murderer, and the retirement of the partners.
After Gunther, Starsky and Hutch adjust to a major change
Starsky and Hutch have retired. The soon find out that their life is going to be anything but dull and boring.
Starsky takes the Torino to a classic car show. As usual when these guys are involved, things don't exactly go as planned.
The sequel to "Like Peas and Carrots," where Starsky and Hutch met as teens. It continues their story.
Starsky and Hutch meet as teenagers!
Brief glimpse of the boys through Ruth Starsky's eyes.
Sometimes Starsky just doesn't listen.
Post Sweet Revenge and Hutch's nightmares still haven't stopped.
First meeting...first sparks. Is there more?
The boys have a busy week.
It took only an impressive two seconds for Huggy to catch him and corral him against the telephone. "Where are you going, brother?"
A shot in the dark hits Starsky, leaving him in an altered state.
Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan intercept a transmission from another galaxy and watch two men named Starsky and Hutch.
Set after Murder At Sea, Starsky and Hutch arrive back at the canal side cottage only hours before an arsonist lobs a molotov cocktail through the window of Hutch's home.
Isn't any friendship a love story?
A series of drabbles.
"Over here, cowboy."
Hutch jumped, grabbing for his holster, scanning the shadows.
Starsky chuckled. "Kinda skittish, pretty boy?"
Hutch visibly relaxed, but his voice held a trace of annoyance. "What do you want? It's after two, for chrissakes."
"Oh, I'll tell you what I want. And you'll give it to me." Starsky made his voice seductive.
Hutch thinks playing tennis is a great idea for a day off. Starsky doesn't agree.
Most likely Hutch had just wrecked the most beautiful thing that had ever happened to him and there was no coming back this time.