Theleagueofgentlemen Stories

brian is gay. he has always been gay. and to be honest he was okay with gay. he wasn't any drag queen but he wasn't about to make out with any girls. tony isn't gay. he couldn't be. he is homophobic for fuck's sake. he protests gay marriage, he watches Mel Brooks, he plays rugby, he is as unfathomable as one can get. it was one of those enjoyable protests that tony made the unrealistic friend imaginable. he met Brian.

Think you know the locals of Royston Vasey? Think again... The League of Gentlemen Fanfiction! Inspired by the wonderful works of Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton, Mark Gatiss and Jeremy Dyson. Barbara Dixon has been murdered and any one of the locals could've done it. But who? Created by a Shearsmithian fangirl.

A dream, had on the 25th of March 2018, remastered on the 10th of March 2019. This isn't the league fic you're looking for.

This is an actual letter I tweeted to The League Of Gentlemen themselves (Mark Gatiss, Reece Shearsmith, Steve Pemberton and Jeremy Dyson) following a debate myself and @billysholmes had. I've decided to publish it to open the topic up to more suggestions (basically I've become way too serious about this).

This is the league of gentlemen x OC story just because there's literally none on here This could be utter shite but aleast I'm trying 🤷‍♀️

a mixture of 'x reader' imagines, headcanons, and stories all involving Reece Shearsmith and his characters. I take requests!

Never before in all her born days had Judee Levinson felt so humiliated. How could she have ever thought she'd have a chance with Charlie? How could she have been so incorrect? With nowhere left to go, Judee finds herself in the pub. That awful place that always smelled of week old beer, and where the tables were stickier than the massage tables had become back at Spit and Polish. Where Charlie had embarrassed himself at the line dancing competition last Christmas. Alone and out of place, it is here that she is greeted by a sight she never expected: Stella Hull. Or at least, that was what her card was going to say until she had the time to clear up the divorce with the bank. Having dealt with Charlie far longer than Judee ever had, she seems like the perfect woman to make her realise that she doesn't need a man to be happy. But a woman? That's a whole other story.