Neal's kitten seems to have entirely the wrong idea about Peter, but how can you tell a cat anything?

Peter's trapped and in need of a little assistance making his getaway.

For [info]10tropes - "Kicking Ass in All Her Finery". Bad guys tend to underestimate Diana, especially when she's wearing a cocktail dress and high heels. That's their first (and last) mistake.

Agent Henry Scott went to Quantico with Peter Burke. Some things have changed since then. Some things haven't

It's tradition at the White Collar office to do a little something for each agent's birthday. No one's sure if that's supposed to apply to Neal, though. Season one/early season two.

Mark & Kareen babysit Miles' kids

Stealing a body from the morgue? Just another day in a Watcher's life. Even if it's Christmas Eve.

The package was sitting on Diana's desk when she walked through the glass doors of the White Collar unit. For this prompt at [info]wc_women_fest: Diana, Christmas; the tag reads, From Mozzie.

To bring down a mobster, Peter and Neal pose as members of a notorious family of international jewel thieves. For [livejournal.com profile] noiproksa in the Fall Fandom Free-For-All, who wanted Peter and Neal going undercover as father and son.

AU in which Neal has survived his reckless art-thief career mostly because he has a literal guardian angel. (Guess who.)

Anyone who makes Neal play paintball should be prepared for the possibility that he'll find some way to rig it.

In which (among other things) it is discovered that switching a hunter-gatherer society's diet for high-calorie, high-carb processed food is a bad idea; that mountains are dangerous in the winter; and that sometimes, while focused on digging for one kind of treasure, you can discove something completely different and infinitely more valuable.

Outsider POV. 10-year-old Grace is being used as a courier to smuggle a priceless diamond necklace through airport security. When everything goes sideways, Grace has to trust an injured FBI agent and a bad guy who's not as bad as he appears.

Tag to 3x05; spoilers, obviously. It's all over but the cleanup. Neal POV, mostly gen with background canon pairings.

Sometimes you have to go all the way around the world to figure out where home is. Completely hypothetical, probably doomed to be jossed futurefic.

Someone is trying to blackmail Amanda, but dragging her friends into it was a really bad idea. Written for the "Extortion" square in hc_bingo.

Nobody knew about this aspect of being Immortal because nobody had ever gotten this old before. For a prompt at fic_promptly on DW: "Wingfic, curtainfic". [Amanda Darieux/Duncan MacLeod/Methos]

For the prompt: Dresden Files, Michael Carpenter post Small Favor, "Get away from my children."

In Paris in 1995, two very different immortals try to figure each other out.

: Elizabeth learns why it's never a good idea to leave geeks unattended for too long.

Jeannie was pretty sure that SG-1 had not expected her to get shot at when they'd taken her offworld to fix the malfunctioning thingetyjibbet.

Sheppard and his crew salvage artifacts from the depths of the sunken city of Atlantis. They find a weapon that could change the course of Empires. City-State AU.

Katara's thoughts on Zuko at five points in the series. Gen. (spoilers for the whole series, including the finale)

Mai should've known that life after the war wouldn't be nearly as boring as she'd feared, especially since she has an important job to do. Post-series, contains spoilers.

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Summary: "Wow, I'm almost as smart as a whale," Rodney thought in wonder.
Notes: This is basically "Tao of Rodney" in the A Clear and Different Light universe. This takes place a few months after the end of ACaDL.

Sam and Teyla find themselves in a Western. Sort of. And Teyla seems to have accidentally sold her teammates to buy a ranch, but who can blame her.

"Technically, the project is code-named the Weir Industries 2000, but unfortunately it shortens to WITT and that just sounds silly."
Notes: Knight Rider fusion. I AM SO SORRY.

The old guy in Room 30B was about the most disagreeable human being that the nurses had ever met. But he did get visitors -- including a retired Air Force Colonel.

Rodney McKay, raised by a pod of telepathic whales. John Sheppard, mage with fae blood. Teyla Emmagan, rune-scientist. Ronon Dex, winged soldier. On the waystation of Atlantis, they're about to become embroiled in an age-old war against a brutal enemy.
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