The conditions surrounding Seth Goddard's demotion don't add up. With hints of Sol System-wide corruption in the UPP and a conspiracy hitting close to home, how is he to make a difference when he is "grounded" as a teacher at the Starcademy on the outer rim? Of course things get even more complicated when his lifelong mentor asks a favor...

After Suzee saves Catalina at the end of season one, what does life on Yensid look like for this "Space Case?" Includes chapters from Suzee's POV. (Formerly titled, "Meanwhile, On Yensid")

An alternate timeline diverging from canonical events: There is no Christa to whisk the crew away. Goddard believes he is a dead man walking as he grapples with "feelings versus survival." But T.J. and the kids show him "the way to control your destiny is to make it happen, yourself" and that he may have more allies than he believes.

How the prank in “Forever Young” came about. Canon compliant. Catalina/Harlan if you squint.

Catalina struggles with sleep after nearly dying in the Luff prison. Takes place during season one, and is canon compliant.

Suzee and Catalina deal with the aftermath of the kiss between Suzee and Harlan in the season two finale.

Seth Goddard and TJ Davenport seem to always find themselves in situations where they are falling asleep beside one another. A look at the evolution of this quirk in their friendship.

Goddard says the one thing a STARDOG should never say on a scouting mission: "What could go wrong?" (Eventual D/G - Rating may go up in later chapters)

Things are not what they seem in the Sol System and Commander Goddard may have gotten too close to the truth, leading to a demotion and reassignment. Further complicating matters- evidence of deep-seated corruption throughout the UPP and STARDOGS, as well as being asked to look out for and protect the daughter of his former mentor...

Episode Tag to 1.12- Break on Through to the Other Side. In which Goddard and Davenport have a meaningful talk about the effect her trip inside the Christa's computer had on each of them. Rated for some language.

A few "missing scenes" from throughout the series exploring the relationship between Davenport and Goddard. They like to push each other's buttons and never back down from a challenge. Rating changed to T to be on the safe side.

What happens when Commander Goddard calls out Miss Davenport for compiling the students' midterm report cards without his input? Episode tag to "Trouble With Doubles."

Seth Goddard was never one to back down from a challenge. He just never figured that this one would change the course of his entire life. Pre-Starcademy. D/G if you squint.

During Ninestein's governance, Seth realizes T.J. is kinda cool. Y'know, for a girl or whatever. And she doesn't think he's that bad either. You know, for a boy or whatever.

Getting acclimated to their new home was difficult enough without added worries, and certainly without ones like those experienced earlier that day: germ warfare and a young crewmember driven to insanity. In retrospect, a dance to celebrate being alive sounded absolutely perfect. D/G

In which the game that once drove people apart did the opposite.

Davenport and Goddard have a series of conversations and come to an understanding about their friendship and evolving relationship. Post "A Friend in Need." Rated T just to be safe.

Space loves exquisite luck. Inspired by a Prompt from Saturnian Dreamer.

Who knew that a simple dance could bring them together, tear them apart, and ultimately, bring them back together again. D/G

He checked in every evening while scouting, to put her mind at ease. Pre-Homeward Bound. D/G

For the second time that day, T.J. realizes that standing and waiting isn't enough to serve. An alternate ending to "On the Road to Find Out."

Goddard happens upon Davenport late one night when he has trouble sleeping. Turns out, she is awake for the same reasons he is. D/G

Davenport cursed her sleep-deprived mind for being unable to explain what possessed her to walk on autopilot to his door in the middle of the night. So instead, she asked one of the most loaded textbook questions usually reserved for job interviews: "Where do you see yourself in ten years?"

She reflects on the times she meets him anew. (Toot toot, ridin' that D/G train. No shame in my game.)

A short trip off planet results in more than they bargained for. D/G for y'all.