LINKDING

<blockquote>John didn't remember the crash. He knew he lay sprawled on the jumper's deck, that every part of his body hurt, and that he could hear the others shouting. Teyla, Rodney, Dr. Simpson. Memory flooded back abruptly and he managed to open his eyes. No, it wasn't a nightmare.</blockquote> ➤ I'm kind of disappointed that this isn't a fusion where John is Raksura, but it's a fun fic nonetheless

<blockquote>Their voices filter through the sedative, an anxious duet. Kate: "The word the Ancient used for Colonel Sheppard was 'shell.' Now, I've never treated him, but I've observed him for five years, and I've always wondered." Rodney: "Wondered what?" Kate: "Didn't he ever seem a little…glib to you? He struck me as having a very weakly integrated personality, composed of traits that would normally be considered contradictory. He was a lot of different things to a lot of different people."</blockquote> ➤ I love that this is both straight-up good sga fic but ALSO amazing meta on the subject of the characterization of John Sheppard ➤ Also at https://archiveofourown.org/works/337878 under the author name Sarah T

<blockquote>It turned out they'd been having fun on M3Y-828 for nearly two days, and Zelenka hadn't been seen since before they'd left. Nobody else had used the gate, none of the jumpers were missing, and scanning the city showed no life signs unaccounted for. He wasn't answering any radio or city-wide hails, and search teams hadn't found him in the occupied sections of the city. "That's ridiculous," Rodney snapped. "I saw him right before we left. Obviously you've made a mistake. He's asleep under a console somewhere."</blockquote>

<blockquote>John and Rodney go looking for a former Atlantis scientist with annoyingly perfect hair, and end up in the most scientifically interesting community in the US. Now the question is, will they ever be able to leave...</blockquote>

<blockquote>A jumper crash separates the team on a wilderness planet, and they aren't alone. Late season five, somewhere before "Brainstorm"; mostly gen with background references to past Ronon/Keller, pre-Rodney/Keller, implied Teyla/Kanaan.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The English major at home.</blockquote>

<blockquote>So in last week's Databurst, shusu (who I might be sortakinda secretly stalking) wrote the following about trinityofone's Misery to Man: "This is a triumph of sprogfic, and a totally incredible story, missing being the Pick of the Week by that much. Why so awesome? Because there is no conceivable way to give it a happy ending. NONE. All of fandom is trying to disprove that theorem, but as of right now, it's the Millennium Prize of SGA fanon." Now, me being me, and determined that there ain't no pairing high enough (except for McBeck, which makes me want to puke), ain't no sadness low enough, ain't no cliche wide enough to keep me from at least giving it a go, babe, have decided to prove her wrong. A happy ending for Misery?</blockquote> from skaredykat's rec on fancake: <blockquote>The premise: In trinityofone's Misery to Man, Rodney's about to accidentally die on an alien planet when the aliens kindly offer John the option of mpreg-reincarnating him. John says yes, wee!Rodney has no memories that his father used to be his lover. In the fic I'm reccing here, La Dulce Espera, a sequel to Misery to Man, John has a hard time dealing with this; Teyla steps in. Interesting but somewhat sad, until the end.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The expedition finds surprising signs of a long-missing race, but a greater surprise lies in store.</blockquote> ➤ what happened to the Furlings? Here is an EXCELLENT ANSWER. Rodney and Jeannie are furling children!

<blockquote>He just wants to drum.</blockquote> ➤ the band au ➤ http://archiveofourown.org/works/108442

➤ the last in the series about Mer'deth the goa'uld and John his host. ➤ In which Lorne ends up becoming Mer'deth's First Prime to save Earth. ➤ (contains links to the earlier stories)

<blockquote>In Pegasus, there can be considerably more than one.</blockquote> ➤ YESYESYES.

<blockquote>Everyone says the same thing when they see the TARDIS for the first time. Well. Ish.</blockquote>

➤ Methos in Atlantis!

➤ I, uh, don't remember...but it was good

➤ Sequel to Sequelae (by diff author). In which Rodney and John return to Pegasus to fix John's relapes of Iratus-bug-ness, and Teyla's willing to give up a lot to save him. Sequelae is at https://sga-flashfic.livejournal.com/712183.html 26k words by spike21

➤ the Robot!Rodney story! yay!

➤ deals with memory. John loses ALL his memories to an ancient device (coma-causing!) and Rodney has to carefully collect them all from city-wide terminals.

➤ early season one -- John actually took quite a while to warm up to McKay, especially after his lacklustre performance in his first mission ever in 38 Minutes

➤ post-series on earth, still friends

➤ John freaks a little on their first night in Atlantis and Rodney finds him; Rodney and John bonding; John decides he wants Rodney on his team and 'interviews' him for it ➤ series consists of: Apples Brokedown Palace Configuration ➤ not on AO3 is #4: D.O.A. http://merryish.livejournal.com/260149.html in which they bond further over more coffee after 38 Minutes

➤ Tag for rising, in which John asks Rodney to be on the team

➤ Rodney getting all excited about hockey

➤ Waiting for each other in an in-between place after death. ➤ Deathfic but somehow peaceful and heartwarming and awesome

➤ outsider perspective on R thought dead for years and J gone all stiff and unhappy and unlikeable. happy ending

➤ skeevy ancients and their sentient computer, based on a fairy tale

<blockquote> Rodney can't read people, Rodney is always oblivious, so Rodney had always been safe, would have never figured it out, but now he knows, and when John had touched him, he'd flinched.</blockquote> ➤ one-sided ust

<blockquote>Teyla has 3 brothers: They're all born in Pegasus. When they're still kids, Sateda creates a great alliance across many worlds and exchanges male children between them to cement the agreement. Teyla loses her cousin Kanaan and gains three brothers she never wanted.</blockquote>

<blockquote>After spending years trapped on a Wraith ship, Rodney McKay escapes and returns to Atlantis. The only trouble is, he's already there.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The guy's name was Rodney McKay and touring the Science Centre with him was like having a backstage pass.</blockquote> ➤ Oh Rodney how so awesome.

<blockquote>Lady Elizabeth Weir's dinner parties were commonly acclaimed as a venue for clever conversation and wit. While the Hon. Rodney MacKay could, on rare occasion, admit to enjoying such delights, he was forced to retreat to the balcony when the conversation turned to Politics. Major Sheppard, but newly returned from the Peninsular war, proved surprisingly congenial company in this temporary exile.</blockquote>