Moony. Wormtail. Padfoot. Prongs. Their adventures were the stuff of Hogwarts legend. But there are untold stories, stories that only the four of them know. Come along and discover the true tale of the Marauders of Hogwarts... #Wattys2016

John is possessed. Castiel is injured. Doctor, please help.

Angels. Angels. Angels. All Sam and Dean know is they have to leave this parallel world. One wrong move and the whole universe is toast. People are dying. The impossible is happening. Sherlock and John team up to help out, and The Doctor finds his long lost love. The Weeping Angels may keep what's important, but that won't stop the SuperWhoLock team. Even when all doesn't seem to go to plan, things can always work out...at least we hope. Remember: Don't blink.

At eleven years old, Dean Winchester thinks he and Castiel will be best friends forever. One day, however, when Castiel shatters their friendship in one easy swoop, Dean finds himself fearing nothing will ever be the same between them again. Now seven years later, their paths cross again and together they find themselves figuring out who they truly are and who they were meant to be.

Bellamy Blake is the school's infamous blackguard, reputed for his bad attitude and disagreeable behavior. He's worlds different from Clarke Griffin-the Honor Roll Student and pre-med hopeful of Arkadia High. How exactly will these two see eye-to-eye in this fanfiction inspired by the film, Ten Things I Hate About You?

The Doctor - the Oncoming Storm; the last Time Lord; destroyer of Gallifrey; the hopeless wanderer. Annabelle Pond - one of the many who wish to see the stars; one of the few who've gotten the chance to encounter the strange rareties of the universe; clever, witty, and slightly smart-mouthed; the Doctor's newest companion. Maybe it's the newly discovered second heart, or maybe the paradoxal picture he finds of a younger her, but the Doctor feels it's his job to take Annabelle along with him. Besides the threat of, at times, the pair being the most wanted beings in the universe, they travel across time and space, righting wrongs, diminishing evils, popping in for visits. While encountering old and new enemies of the Doctor, Annabelle finds out the truth of her unusual past a little bit at a time. For instance, how come she's able to remember the creatures that erase themselves from the memory of each living thing they're seen by? And why does it seem that almost every band of aliens they meet want to use her? - for what, she doesn't even know. What could be so peculiar about a thirteen year old? The Doctor vows to figure out all his questions: How does Annabelle know who River Song is? Why do all the evil-doers he's ever met want her on their side? And, the biggest question of all, why doesn't the Doctor remember his own daughter?

"If you so much as scream, I promise, I will kill you. I'm already wanted for one body, so I've got nothing else to lose." Surprising vehemence leaked into Clarke's tone as she stared in the direction of him. "Well you're in luck," she retorted. "Because it would seem we're both dead men walking." What if Bellamy hadn't made it on the dropship? What if Clarke had chosen answers over Earth? What if neither of them had ever made it to the ground? (I don't own the 100. This is just an alternate idea I came up with. Title has also been changed.)

To keep my sanity, I repeat what I know of myself, in my head like a prayer. "My name is Bellamy Blake," I say. "Brother to Octavia Blake, Son of Aurora Blake. I was born on the Ark, but came to the ground to protect my sister..." Bellamy has been taken by Mount Weather, but it isn't for his blood. Cage wants to turn him into a weapon. A warrior. A reaper.

Adventures of River Song and Eleven that is consistent with the show, as will be the conclusion.

"In spite of what people saw her as, she wasn't a leader. She wasn't just Clarke. She was a person, with blood on her hands and a list of the dead forever trailing in her wake." After Mount Weather, many things have changed. But when Clarke returns to Camp Jaha, more of it follows, as a new threat rises, one that threatens not only the Sky People but the Grounders as well. My version of the continued series of the 100 (television version) (slow-burn Bellarke)