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| Chicago Hope |
| This is the story I get the most compliments on. A Chicago Hope/Princess Bride crossover parody which reunites Inigo, now the Dread Pirate Roberts, with Wesley and Buttercup who have set up housekeeping somewhere in the Chicago area. A completely NOT serious fluff story chock full of catch phrases and situations sure to bring a smile to your face - especially if you've seen the movie ;-) |
| The sequel to Princess Nurse, in which Inigo and Dr. Jeffrey Geiger finally meet. See comments above. |
| This one picks up where the second season cliffhanger left off, with Dr. Hancock shot in the parking garage. A suspenseful adventure involving the return of the man who shot Alan Birch, which deals with almost all of the loose ends left hanging at the end of the second season. |
| Geiger is called in by request, leading to a new chapter in his relationship with Laurie. Meanwhile, Kronk and Hugh Donagal (a character first introduced in Confrontations) vie for Dr. Grad's attentions. |
| Buckaroo Bonzai is hired as a medical consultant on the set of Chicago Hope, the television show, only to discover that his dealings with the Lectroids are not over. This is a complete piece of fluff, and if you even attempt to take it seriously you don't deserve to enjoy it. |
| Jeffrey Geiger loses his memory, including several important recent events. He no longer remembers Laurie's recent marriage to Gilbert, or the shooting of Alan Birch and his subsequent death on Geiger's own OR table, or even who Alicia is.... |
| A Chicago Hope/In and Out/Dharma and Greg crossover in which Cameron Drake lands in Chicago Hope when he is hurt during some on location shoot. Unable to do the part, he calls in the only person he knows who could possibly do it. |
| A short mood piece set during the night before Rose Watters' funeral, which is a restless one in the Watter's household as Philip and Michael wrestle with their individual loss. |
| Is Jeffrey Geiger dead? 'Nough said ;-) |
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