The epic love story of the Canadian mountie and the Chicago flatfoot. Here you'll find pics, recs, vids, quotes, and just about anything that relates to our favorite police husbands.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Ray Vecchio sets up a matchmaking agency. Stella wants him to find her ex-husband a love match. Fraser, of course, gets involved. Who doesn’t love Ray Kowalski going on dates with Fraser as a third wheel and the dates slowly turning into the third wheel instead?
I wouldn’t say abandoned, just in hibernation. I get Due South kicks every once in a while, so that’s why I don’t update for months at a time. I wouldn’t mind having a mod submit things to post, though!
This one actually took me two reads to fully comprehend the brilliance. It’s such sweet, sweet crack, but in the insane world of the latter seasons of Due South, it’s a perfect fit.
“Well, do you find me attractive?”
“Very much so.”
“You’re not just saying that?”
(Yes I will rec her shit individually, even if everyone should read ALL OF IT.)
A fandom classic. After a gruesome case, Fraser and Kowalski have to complete eight therapy sessions apiece. I love the original characters of the therapists and how Fraser turns out to be the least reasonable with therapy. Freaking quality.
K:”This is not the Yukon Territories”
F:”It’s the Northwest Territory or the Yukon”
Ray encounters the ghost of Fraser Sr. who gives me a peek into what Fraser’s life is like without him. Very sweet and oh god, makes me ache so bad for them that it’s almost euphoria when it all works out.
I’m not one of those people who are so good with words, but there sure could a lot be said about this.