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By the time Hutch arrives, clanking up the street in his junker like there wasn’t anything wrong with it, Starsky has most of the broken coffee cup swept up into the dustpan, and he’s emptying it angrily into the trash. It doesn’t take much to sense that things are not alright, but Starsky isn’t more forthcoming than a glare, so Hutch asks, “What’s wrong? Buddy? Where is—?”
He’s almost afraid to ask, as his mind jumps to the uptick in car thefts they’d been dealing with this week. “No.”
Starsky sighs out heavily, leaning on the trash can and tapping the side with the dust pan. “Unless you came and borrowed it this morning, there’s no other answer. So, if you hear hoofbeats, think ‘Zebra Three’...”
“Starsky, your car?” Hutch is incredulous. Who would steal Starsky's car? He knows how much the car means to Starsky.
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- Part 8 of Greatest Hits of the Seventies
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The Tribulations of a Southpaw by rosa_himmelblau for April_Valentine
Fandoms: Starsky & Hutch
17 Jun 2018
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Starsky breaks his arm. Hutch looks after him.
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There’s just something not quite right about his roommate. Kenneth Hutchinson, a mouthful and a half and pretty good-looking if Starsky were looking, is the biggest bookworm Starsky’s ever met. And something else is up with him, but Starsky can’t put his finger on it. He keeps suspecting there’s some kind of dog in the room when he’s not in it, but he’d be hard pressed to tell you how any of the slightly long golden hairs that he keeps finding convinces him of that.
“So, some guys and me are going out later on,” Starsky offers, figuring he can probably lure Hutchinson out and get to know him a little better. “You wanna come? There’s a go-go bar up the street.”
“Oh, that sounds like fun,” Hutch says, trying to sound aloof because he’s kind of hopeless at talking to guys he has a crush on. “Can’t tonight, though. I’ve got a date.”
Hutch doesn’t have a date, of course, except for the date he has every full moon. He’s with a new pack since moving down to Bay City, and they’ll probably try to set him up with someone tonight, but it’s kind of hard to use contraception when you’re a werewolf, so he doesn’t like to hook up randomly. After Vanessa, though, it will be nice to get out and meet other wolves.
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- Part 1 of A Very Supernatural Starsky & Hutch
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Somewhere on the road from adolescence and adulthood, Ken Hutchinson runs into a rumpled stranger who changes the way he sees himself.
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“I – I can’t stop – it’s part of me now. I thought you’d understand why.”
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Based on the second episode in the series, Savage Sunday.
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- Part 1 of Episodes
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Monica could hear the shouting from paper goods.
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- Part 1 of The House on the Corner
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“Detective? Detective Hutchinson?”
Hutch jumps when a nurse touches his arm. Maybe he really had fallen asleep there holding that wall up. “Yeah? Sorry. Yeah?”
“We’re going to move your partner to a room, so if you’ll just stay in the waiting area, we can call you when he’s settled.”
Hutch takes a deep breath to tell her there is no way he’s letting Starsky out of his sight for one minute when another hand lands on his shoulder.
“Come on, son. Walk with me.”
Dobey. And Hutch already yelled at him once today, so he’s probably used up his lifetime quota, and he probably shouldn’t test him again. Hutch glances back at Starsky, watching orderlies and nurses get ready to move him.
“Hutch, he’s okay now."
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- Part 7 of Greatest Hits of the Seventies
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Fanvid set to Jason Isbell's song If We Were Vampires:
If we were vampires and death was a joke
We'd go out on the sidewalk and smoke
Laugh at all the lovers and their plans
I wouldn't feel the need to hold your hand -
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For some reason these two quotes from the episode "Kill Huggy Bear" are way too funny to me and my hand slipped :')
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- Part 1 of Out of Context Screencap Redraws
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After delivering a suspect to the Las Vegas PD, Starsky decides to take Hutch on ‘the scenic route’ back to Bay City. The drive, and those they encounter, are not what they anticipated. Pre-slash
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Missing scene from the pilot.
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- Part 1 of Episodes
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A fluffy post-SR drabble. What can I say? I like fluff :)
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Cal Dobey and his basketball teammates have done the unexpected: beaten Mid-Central High! On the bus ride back to Bay City, however, they encounter two men who have no interest in celebrating the win.
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Starsky buys art supplies and initiates the beginning of an intimate encounter.
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An alternate take on a few minutes during 'The Trap.'
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- 1/1
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Starsky talks Hutch into a visit to Duluth after his recovery from The Plague.
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The series includes some stories from the episodes(;The Las Vegas Strangler, Death in a Different Place, etc)
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- Part 3 of Death in a Point of His View
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A modern day reimagining of Starsky and Hutch.
A tale of secrets, Simon Marcus, and Fate.
PARTS ONE & TWO COMPLETE as of 11/30/17.
PART THREE begins at chapter 59 -
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Starsky shoves all the furniture in Hutch’s living room out of the way, creating his own ‘ring’ of couches and end tables and a coffee table, and claps his hands together, grinning at Hutch when he enters to see the wreckage of his internal decor.
“You ready for round two, partner? I won’t go easy on you this time,” Starsky says, giving Hutch a suggestive grin.
Starsky had been grumpy all afternoon once they’d wrapped up the case at the Ms. Forbes’ wrestling ring, especially after Tessie and Iggy had their hands all over him. Hutch thought it was pretty funny, which he guessed didn’t help, and which was why Hutch had brought Starsky pizza for dinner, as a peace offering, for being a good sport.
(And for looking so cute while being pushed around.)
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- Part 6 of Greatest Hits of the Seventies