The stars of a 1970s sci-fi show - now scraping a living through re-runs and sci-fi conventions - are beamed aboard an alien spacecraft. Believing the cast's heroic on-screen dramas are historical documents of real-life adventures, the band of aliens turn to the ailing celebrities for help in their quest to overcome the oppressive regime in their solar system. Alexander Dane/OC

Short followup to the story "Matter of Perspective". Fred Kwan and his wife Laliari decide to stay behind instead of returning to Earth; isn't it odd how your job tries to follow you sometimes? I don't own these characters and usually end up taking a staycation.

Takes place after the 1999 movie Galaxy Quest. After finishing the first season of the reboot of their series, the actors that play the crew of the N.S.E.A. Protector find themselves helping the Thermians out of another tight spot. Told in five chapters. I don't own these characters, and I've never been kidnapped by aliens before.

Everyone but Alex is asleep when he finds that no one's driving the ship and the Thermians are all in a sort of hibernation. While the cast of Galaxy Quest try to figure out what to do, a strange ship requests permission to board.

"Even though we have never met, I have always considered you as a father to me." [One-shot]

A fictional take on the fictional universe created in Galaxy Quest, this time with the fictional characters Dr Lazarus, Peter Taggart, Tawny Madison, Chen, Laredo, and "Roc" Ingersol. Basically a fictional take in the events depicted in "Galaxy Quest".

This is a jab in the fictional world made in Galaxy Quest. Takes place in the reboot movie version of Galaxy Quest 2. Features a old Dr. Lazarus on the planet Tev'Meck.

Jason and Gwen receive some bad news from Fred Kwan. Off-screen character death. Tribute to a certain actor. Jason/Gwen, minor reference to slash (Tommy Webber/Roc)

Just a re-imagining of when Alex and Jason spar to distract Sarris's guards. But when Alex saves Jason from being shot, and is wounded himself, the entire mission is turned upside down. How will the crew of the NSEA Protector deal with Alex's wound and the Core implosion? Please Read, Review and Critique!

One year on the Crew of Galaxy Quest get the chance to venture into space once more, this time with some Earth assistants from an organisation that deals with aliens. Can they survive working with their military counterparts? Will they meet back up with Malthazar? Can Alex avoid killing Jason for bad acting? All will be revealed.

Mathesar would be the first to it that human customs are a mystery to him.

Drabble. Jason and Gwen, however you want to interpret them. Setting: Post-movie. Summary: Jason Nesmith might be a slow learner, but he does know a few things very well.

A character history on Quellek.

A Galaxy Quest writer obtains a muse of a most unusual sort. Just a short drabble about something that stuck with me from the film.

When Alexander was eight, he threw a temper tantrum over a school play.

She sees the look in Jason's eyes when he stares up at the stars. Gwen/Jason, Alexander, et al.

Unless it's hopeless, then by all means, chicken out.

Alex is reflecting on his roles as King Richard III versus Dr. Lazarus.

Designed as a sequel to the hit film: Shortly after the crew return from their first intergalactic mission, news of an alien bundle of joy sends them back out to space in search of suitable birthing grounds.

A Galaxy Quest Valentine ficlet