Starfleet Command has become interested in the Insonti technology which transformed their most prominent starship captain into an infant some weeks ago. The Enterprise has been assigned to perform research, hopefully producing an allegiance with the Insonti people. And after all, observing the effects on a non-human species is the next logical step...

While going through every episode top to bottom, I'll be looking for evidence that supports K/S and also discussing the arguments against it. Serious about the argument, ridiculous about everything else. M for language. Yay 60s.

...and one time it wasn't. Chronicling the melds post Mirror, Mirror, beginning with Spectre of the Gun. He just thought this was normal. Suck it up, soldier. But why was it getting worse?

He was on his last night of work, and he was ready to face the animatronics, armed with expertise and close scrapes he had with them previously. With a fiancé and a baby on the way, there's everything to lose. Will all their problems be solved in the end? Part Rebornivese, Paige belongs to mysticbaconslice. Chris belongs to Zombay-Senpai/Rebornica. Oneshot! Please Read & Review!

This is the humorous version of what was most likely a horrifying experience. (A silly one shot I wrote about PG's death)

Flame Princess wants to be human. She just doesn't want to be fire any more, she hates it when she hurts people (such as Finn) when she doesn't intend to. She goes to the Candy Kingdom to see Princess Bubblegum, in search of a way to be normal, to be human. Can Princess Bubblegum do it? Will she even agree to it? I don't even know the answers yet. Sequel is "I want to be free"

"Bones…" Kirk trailed, concerned. "I don't want to talk about it," McCoy snapped, and stalked out of the transporter room.

Eight years after the events of the TOS episode "Friday's Child", McCoy is reunited with the child he helped deliver – Leonard James Akaar.