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Summary: AU version of post Trinity. Rodney gets sent back to Earth, and can no longer working for SGC and can't work in the Science field per contract constraints. Someone close to Rodney will pay the price when he refuses to work under the radar. John is giving Elizabeth and Jack only a few months to get Rodney back.

Summary: "So, you want to venture out into the zombie filled hallways to go rescue other people?" John asks. "I had no idea you were so selfless."

Summary: He was a scientist not a childcare professional.

Summary: "Consistency is contrary to nature, contrary to life. The only completely consistent people are dead." Aldous Huxley

Summary: They all know Rodney's lying when he says it.

Summary: For skidmo_fic's challenge on LJ: 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover; #20 with flowers. Slash. Sheppard/?

John Sheppard brought him flowers.

Summary: Rodney has special memories associated with a song that involves Carson that is brought on after the episode Sunday.

Summary: What could have happened after the events of "Trinity"?

Summary: "Oh the blood and the treasure, and then losing it all. The time that we wasted, and the place where we fall. Will we wake in the morning and know what it was for, up in our bedroom, after the war?" -- The Beginning After the End by Stars

Summary: Vala Mal Doran and her partners, renegades Jehan abd-Ba'al and Meredith McKay, hijack the Tau'ri ship Prometheus and leave the Milky Way behind in search of the Lost City of the Ancients, Atlantis.

Summary: When Atlantis - upon returning to the Pegasus Galaxy from Earth - breaks apart in hyperspace, only John is saved from the debris. The group of Ancients that retrieved him offer him a bargain: Either he helps them make corrections in some universes, where things have gone wrong, or they put him back where he was found. Reluctantly accepting, John embarks on a lonely journey through a multitude of universes until he finally reaches the place he could again call home.

Summary: Rodney McKay was the kid who always sat in the corner of the cafeteria by himself to eat his lunch.

Summary: SGA revisit a friendly planet, but things are not what they seem.

Summary: AU- Offshoot to Auburn's incredible "In the City of Seven Walls" Rodney overdoses and dies on Baratha, leaving John slowly spiraling out of control under the Haralim's thumb.

Summary: When John wakes up, he's in his quarters. Alone. The last thing he remembers is walking through the gate on M3G-434. Could be considered character death - nothing explicit - but I personally consider it a happy ending for McKay/Sheppard. See Notes at the end for more details.

Summary: War and peace, ebb and flow, love and loss, damned duty and dearest enemies, end and begin and come around again. When the Starge Program goes public, old loyalties are set against new ambitions for the Atlantis team.

Summary: Atlantis needs a Rodney McKay. They just don't know that yet.

The warnings are here mostly for safety. This story is darker than my usual fare, but I still firmly believe in the happy ending. There is the death of a major AU character off-screen.

Summary: John is grieving the loss of Rodney.

Summary: Cam worries every time Atlantis dials in unexpectedly. This time he has cause.

Summary: Sheppard visits McKay at the psychiatric institution. Short appearances of Woolsey and Zelenka, very (!) short appearance of Teyla. Dr Keller died before the events of the story occur.