Author: profrobinw
The First Born Returns (by Robin)
Summary: Clay Stafford returns to the Ponderosa.
Rating: T (2,500 words)
The Men in Black/The Men in Jail (by Robin)
Summary: Adam finds himself in jail after running into trouble; if only he’d not left the Ponderosa.
Rating: T (1,680 words)
The Next Big Bonanza (by Robin)
Summary: It’s better than the General Store or the Mercantile.
Rating: T (1,740 words)
S*x Scenes (by Robin)
Summary: It all started over an argument about …
Rating: T (3,125 words)
Desert Wallets (by Robin)
Summary: The episode pulled from syndication after only two airings.
Rating: T (2,380 words)
The Reward (by Robin)
Summary: Life on the Ponderosa after Adam returns home from college.
Rating: T (7,700 words)
When the Moon Hits Your Eye Like a Big Ponderosa Pie (by Robin)
Summary: Inspired by the famous song sung by Perry Como and Dean Martin.
Rating: T (1,500 words)
My Sons, My Sons, My Sons (by Robin)
Summary: And a Partridge on the Ponderosa.
Rating: T (2,900 words)
Bath Water (by Robin)
Summary: When you don’t have indoor plumbing.
Rating: T (1,030 words)
Shanklin: The Unedited Version (by Robin)
Summary: A missing scene that ended up on the cutting room floor of Shanklin.
Rating: T (2,233)
Knowing Isn’t Everything (by Robin)
Summary: The ‘Brain Game’ Bonanza style.
Rating: T (1,480 words)
Watching ‘Ponderosa’ (by Robin)
Summary: It couldn’t beat the original, but sure was good for a REALLY Lost Episode.
Rating: T (1,110 words)
My Son, My Son, My Cancelled Wedding (by Robin)
Summary: Even my own stories aren’t safe from a REALLY Lost Episode story. Inspired by A Modern Cartwrights Story 4 – Remnants of the Past.
Rating: T (2,625 words)
Homing Pigeons (by Robin)
Summary: When it’s only men, they become slightly distracted on the risque’ side when discussing pigeons, or was it horses?
Rating: T (2,500 words)
The Tiger Puzzle (by Robin)
Summary: The Cartwright brothers come to the aid of sisters; however, will they be able to help the damsels in distress? If you know the brothers, you know where this is going — risque’.
Rating: T (1,135 words)
