After John dies, Sherlock finds himself turning back to his old life of drinking, drugs and smoking. He stops taking cases until, 6 months after John's death, he takes one to get Mycroft to stop nagging. The case reveals to Sherlock a lot of new things about John's death and put his friendship to the test.

"BORED!" Sherlock yelled as he chucked Shawn's last pineapple at the wall. John and Gus giggled. ^^^^^^^^^^ Need I say more about this crossover? :)

It's lonely at 221B, Sherlock and John are growing more and more distant, Lestrade is always a busy and no good cases have come up for a long time. But then there is one case that tests Sherlocks heart instead of mind, a case involving a girl that Sherlock took for granted, a girl who Sherlock only thought of as a friend. Her name was Molly, Molly Hooper. There is only thing this genius he doesn't know.... How to fall in love

Many years after John and Mary's weddings, the couple and Sherlock himself have a child each. Sienna Holmes takes after her father with excellent powers of deduction but deadly boredom. George Watson also takes after his father, being compassionate and very good as a doctor. But, as Sienna and George will soon find out, all is not fun and games. Moriarty is back.

After seemingly committing suicide, Sherlock is lost. A month staying under the radar at Molly's has left him bored and impatient. Finally, salvation comes in the form of Donna Noble. When he meets this strange, strong-minded woman, his entire world will be flipped upside-down. Can the universe take it?

John is fed up with Sherlock's boredom caused by a lack of cases for him to solve, so decides to drag Sherlock to an art gallery. The gallery that Sherlock found boring and a waste of time soon ends up being too much for him and John to handle. Will these two make it out of this gallery alive?

What would happen when two completely opposite men swap places. When the Doctor and Sherlock meet again after an extended period of time how will they solve the problem.