Hired to save a community theater in East Texas owned by Murdock's old high school English teacher, the team finds themselves dealing with ghosts, both real and imagined, from their team mate's past. Can the show go on with Murdock in a lead role?

On the run after escaping prison in Fort Bragg, Face takes up residence in Sin City. Thirteen years later he returns, looking for a friend. Face-centric and emotionally intense; I suggest you read Convicts first.

Sequel to "Brutus". The A-Team comes to the aid of a friend in between taking on a new client, continuing to dodge Decker, and breaking further into the movie business.

Something is different about Face.

Face has had a lot of scrapes with death himself, but it takes almost losing their invincible leader to make him realize how he wants to spend the rest of his life.

Murdock explains to Face which chess piece each member of the team embodies in the game of life.

Bare Feet...but what about the rest?

At face value, Face is just another handsome face. But anyone who knows him, knows that ain't the case. A look behind the mask.

In November 1966 teenage run away Templeton Peck winds up in a small town where he befriends the peculiar H.M Murdock, trials and tribulations arise as these two face teenage life together. Face/Murdock, Face/O.C, Murdock/O.C.

Face struggles when the past collides with the present.

Astory about a job in Mexico where they go to help out and end up with trouble of their own.

Some sounds are universal... Murdock bears the brunt of my angst tonight. Short and to the point.

A collection of drabbles I've written usually under the guidelines that itunes be on shuffle and one story is written per song.

Murdock has an important date to keep and counts on Face to help him.

Set in a Viet Cong prison camp. Murdock uses song to boost the morale of his fellow prisoners. But at what cost? Rated T for descriptions of unpleasant interrogation methods.

Murdock may be crazy, but he isn't psychotic...or is he? Face is about to find out. Oneshot.

Short missing scene from Firing Line that ties into the movie. Face remembers a conversation with Hannibal from years ago and regrets the irony.

Murdock tries to get Face to reveal his fortune.

The A-Team search for a couple's daughter who disappeared from the military; but they get more than they bargained for when their search leads them into the middle of an assassin's plans.

Face has got a new girl, whom he thinks is the best thing to ever happen to him. Murdock, on the other hand, doesn't agree. Is Murdock just paranoid? and is Face's girl really all that she seems?

Face must confront a fear.

Face's world is turned upside down by the return of Amy.

An alternae ending to the episode "White Ballot"...Spoilers for that episode!

It's 1973. The A-Team is building a reputation in LA. Col. Lynch, growing desperate to bring them to justice, forcibly enlists the help of a man he thinks ought to know them as well as anyone: Ray Brenner.

Hannibal, Face, and BA decide that Murdock needs some rules to follow due to his antics and before they wind up in the VA psych ward with him.