 Real name: Jo Pierce, but just what is reality? Huh? Gender: Female Status: Member Member Since: 29 Aug 2008 Favorite Fandoms: Blues Brothers, Greatest American Hero, Hellboy Deviant Art: Website: Beta-reader: Yes
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Mucky Waters by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1)  Abe investigates a case, but when things go wrong, Roger helps bring him home.
Dine With Me, the River by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) Hospitality kept him poor, despite the profits of a hundred raids.
Leave Me Be, Mr. Garak by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Doctor Bashir has a funny feeling that Garak is spying on him.
Goodnight, Mr. Garak by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Mr. Garak is drunk, and Dr. Bashir takes him home. It's all completely innocent... would I lie to you?
The Gift of the Majors, of Captains, and Corporals by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) It's Christmas Eve at MASH 4077. What happened to the mail?
Episode VI: Return of the Green Guy by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Ralph and the gang at a Halloween party at Whitney High School. Fluff, the Force, and a convincing Luke Skywalker impersonation. William Katt, here's your chance to play it right! Don't blow it!
Bugger All For Christmas by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) Blackadder IV, Set preseries. It's Christmas Eve, 1916, on the front lines. Baldrick trims a tree, the General has a new plan to win the war, and Blackadder runs some manuevers with Darling.
The Doctor Is In, But the Patient Is Out by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Dr. Sidney Freedman is back at the 4077th, and an old patient has a new problem with a little twist.
Xoloitzcuintli, The Hounds of Hell by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 5)  BPRD Agent Liz Sherman has a solo case involving animal mutilations in Texas. But when a hunch leads her to begin an investigation on another case outside of BPRD jurisdiction, Hellboy gets worried.
It's My Party (I Won't Come If I Want To) by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Shirley is throwing Laverne a surprise party, but Squiggy has a different idea.
A Mission From God, As Told In Haiku by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) The Blues Brothers Movie, summed up in haiku form.
Projection by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) Projected on a movie screen, a familiar face reveals your future.
Come Film My People by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 3) In "The Gods Must Be Crazy," a coke bottle falls from out of the sky. The so-called "Bushmen" of the Kalahari think it comes from God, and fight over its ownership. One man named N!xau decides to return it to God. It's a message of how western technology can ruin the lives of so-called "primitives." This is the response, written in haiku form... It is absurdity answered with absurdity...
Jo Pierce, Writer Noir by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 2) Who is Jo Pierce? And why does Jo need to wear a trenchcoat?
Letters from Elwood: The Right to Remain Silent by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) Back in Chicago, Elwood learns the truth about Connie.
Letters From Elwood: The Silence of Cells by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 0) In jail, Jake has nothing to listen to but silence.
Letters from Elwood: Postmarked Memphis, Tennessee by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) Curtis' reaction to a postcard from Elwood.
Letters from Elwood: False Witness by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 9) All alone, Elwood takes to the road to see the United States of America.
Bad, Bad Poem by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 7) Bad poetry written for Shilom's "Not another love poem" contest.
"Getting Leid" in the 25th Century by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 3) Captain Buck Rogers plays with words as he flirts with Colonel Wilma Deering.
Outback by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 2) When a relationship goes sour.
Coffee for the Prince Regent by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 4) The Prince Regent wants a cup of coffee.
Lucky Strike by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 2) Jake in jail - a drabble
Letters from Elwood: The Liberty Of Lies by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 1) Elwood may have been the quiet one, but at least he knew how to write a letter or two. Sometimes they even contained the truth.
Go To Hell, Boys by Jo Pierce (Reviews - 2) Fanlib Temp Agency Series, Part III.
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