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Summary: McKay loses his memory... and becomes a gladiator.

Summary: She's back! Chaya wants a lot more from Sheppard and McKay than they're willing to give, but how can they convince her to leave them alone? Season 1, post 'Sanctuary'.

Summary: John knew Rodney, his strengths and weaknesses and blind spots, the way he'd push past his limits while they were facing certain doom, the smug tilt of his chin when he was proved right. So John could pinpoint the reason Rodney was giving into neuroses about Rod's presence on Atlantis, could sigh and decide he really did need to meddle, just this once.

Summary: Five very different women, in the aftermath of the Alliance of Atlantis.

Summary: When Atlantis broke from Earth, not everything went smoothly. Six glimpses into the lives of those left behind.

Summary: “Oh please,” and Rodney rolled over again, his face into the pillow. “’m not awake anyway,” though he wasn’t sure how coherently it came out; his mouth was half-full of cushion.

Summary: John needs to get some. And soon.

Summary: Rodney looked back and forth between John and the man on the doorstep. A slow sinking feeling started in the pit of his stomach as he began to realize why the ears had seemed familiar. And the hair, now that he thought about it.

Summary: "John got Rodney. He never could decide if it was because Weir was afraid of what anyone else would get Rodney or what Rodney's response to a gift from anyone else might be. And really, holidays aren't supposed to be about making people cry."

Summary: What the Not-Title says.

Summary: "The rest of the stuff we do isn't good enough anymore, or does it just only count for you if you're inside something? I mean, I knew you'd start to miss the hot alien priestess sex eventually but I thought we'd get past a few more months before you got bored."

Summary: John Sheppard may have been LAPD once upon a time, but he'd been a homicide detective, not an undercover cop. The two criminals, Teyla Emmagan and Ronon Dex, were as likely to spit on Elizabeth as support her. And then there was Rodney McKay, who defied categorization altogether. She knew how this job looked to outsiders, but Hammond had given the go-ahead and Elizabeth was going to make it work.

Summary: they say your life flashes before your eyes, when you... - but there are only two people Rodney has ever really cared about.

Summary: Acastus Kolya doesn't believe in ghosts. Mostly-dead character. Spoilers for "The Storm" and "The Eye".

Summary: This is an AU. Basically, they arrive on Atlantis and there's this genius, pain in the neck teenager who's already laid claim to the place prior to their arrival!

Summary: They didn't care to see what was happening right in front of them, and he can't take it anymore. Spoilers up to 'Phantoms'

Summary: Kolya escapes from the Atlantis Brig, with tragic consequences. This is a re-imagining (or rather reworking) of the story. I was never completely happy with the flow and a few other things, so here is my, prefered, story. (I like to think of it as the way it should have been) Thanks to zzkat_ellis@yahoo.co.uk for beta-ing the updated story, and providing much needed help with the grammer/flow/everything in the story. Authors note: The idea for the Gate scene and subsequent Genii sequence came from Being There by HollyShannensAngel (http://www.area52hkh.net/author.php?name=HollyShannensAngel). Thanks to Rodlox, my beta reader. And Of course, thanks to Rodlox and victoriaely for their help beta-ing version 1

Summary: Rodney remembers slamming his hand in a car door when he was six; he remembers the pain like it only happened yesterday, and he'll never forget how much he screamed, how he closed his eyes and convinced himself that he'd lost his hand and broken his dinosaur.

Summary: The Pegasus edition of the old fairy tale, starring Lt Col John Sheppard as Hansel and with a special appearance by Dr Rodney McKay in the role of Gretel. Illustrated.

Summary: He'd learned over the course of several missions that if McKay could complain he was mostly fine and wow, had Rodney really put his heart into complaining then. John had tucked away some of the more colorful curses for later use; it would be a crime to waste such spectacular filth.