Brilliant story. The Rosslyn eps were the first ones I saw, and your story affected me just as much as those episodes did back then.

Loved it. Loved it, loved it, loved it. Your characterization of Sam was spot-on. It was absolutely perfect. All his dazed, distracted unreality, like when he was remember how Josh brought him into the campaign in the actual episode, comes through so perfectly. His thought process...you can just hear it. Great job.

Just one nitpick, that I probably wouldn't have noticed if it hadn't been repeated so many times: I don't think Josh is thiry-eight. It seems just a bit too old for him. I always put him at about thiry-five or thiry-six in the first season.

It's a good story. However more likely then not Sam would have stayed in D.C and done the morning shows by satillite.

Loved it the first time I read it, way back when I was in tenth grade. I'm in college now, and I still love it. Thanks :)

I don't understand why more people haven't reviewed this wonderful series. 'Written' and 'Percussion' have to be a couple of my favourite stories in any fandom. And you're definitely up there as one of my favourite writers.

Very nice.:) Thank you for writing something from Sam's pov. I've always thought the show should've gone a little more into what Sam and the others were thinking and feeling while they waited for Josh.

I discovered your fanfic through various links, and have loved it ever since. "Time and the Fates of Man" is the best series I've ever read , and I hope you continue to write