Wraithbait

Summary: The one where Rodney is insecure, John is not communicating, Katie Brown gives bad advice and Teyla and Ronon try to be supportive.

Diverges from canon somewhere in mid-season 3

Summary: Major Sheppard always wondered what his life would have been like if he had gone on the Atlantis expedition instead of going home at his father's request. Spoilers through Season 4 'Outcast".

Summary: A series of difficult firsts for Rodney.

Summary: As usual, our heroes are captured and react with snark and comments about elf ears before escaping (duh).

Summary: A Trinity tag

Summary: Rodney discovers a deep truth about cloning and gets some help from an unusual source.

Summary: Crossover of SGA and Firefly. The crew of Serenity picks up the wrong shiny piece of technology from another universe, and chaos ensues.

Summary: It's Rodney's turn to save John's life - only John isn't liking the game so much anymore....

Summary: Rodney's upset about how the other off-world teams get all the fun

Summary: Atlantis is having technological difficulties. John and Rodney are working on it. Really.

Summary: Sometimes getting McKay to shut up is easy.

Summary: And if he knew one thing for sure, he knew that those pants were evil. In a mere 8 seconds they had caused more havoc then the time Parrish and Lorne had brought home that sample of what they had come to semi-affectionately name: "Sexton: The sex plant."

Summary: John Sheppard was used to being on his own. He'd been booted out of the Air Force, was estranged from his family and was haunted by the guilt of everyone he'd ever let down. Then a wrong turn on a snowy night changed his life forever.

Summary: It's their stupid choice, and both scientists accept that.

Summary: AU- Offshoot to Auburn's incredible "In the City of Seven Walls" Rodney overdoses and dies on Baratha, leaving John slowly spiraling out of control under the Haralim's thumb.

Summary: The concept of "Sentinels and Guides" has been borrowed from "The Sentinel", but this is not a crossover. This is a concept that has been applied to SGA before by several other talented authors and this is just my take on it. Sentinels and Guides are a known and accepted minority of society in this alternate universe.

Summary: Sentinels and Guides form a juvenile pair bond in childhood in order for Sentinels to survive. Neither John or Rodney formed that bond until they were older, which shocked both their parents, the academic community, and their governments.

Summary: Jeannie Miller worries about her brother - until her daughter's pre-Christmas e-mail shows that there's really not a problem.

Summary: When John wakes up, he's in his quarters. Alone. The last thing he remembers is walking through the gate on M3G-434. Could be considered character death - nothing explicit - but I personally consider it a happy ending for McKay/Sheppard. See Notes at the end for more details.

Summary: Rodney tallied up their resources for their retreat to Area 51: two shotguns, one 9mm, a couple of fancy sticks, and a knife-wielding directionally challenged angel. They were so dead.