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MIKE NESMITH AND JOHN LENNON IN “A DAY IN THE LIFE” BY THE BEATLES (1967)          for @petiteclover 

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Best shots of the series so far

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MacGyver, S01E16 | “Every Time She Smiles”

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saw the mountain goats a few weeks ago and of course mash was on the brain

lyric is from international small arms traffic blues

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"hot priest from fleabag" this, "hot priest from midnight mass" that, what do y'all know about father francis john patrick mulcahy from the 4077th

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recent pages of my sketchbook! 1 & 2

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colonel potter puts up with so much. imagine you’re a 60 something year old C.O. of a medical unit and you just had a talk with your head nurse about how she shouldn’t get drunk and beat up people. to which she replied “no thank you” and left

and youre just trying to eat your powdered eggs in peace then but the second she leaves your head surgeon sits right next to you (not even leaving breathing room between you two) and starts saying this

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The key to understanding Leonard McCoy is that he only ACTS like he hates everyone and everything. Underneath that sarcastic abrasive middle aged man is a fundamental love for living creatures, desire to help others so strong that he made a career of it and a respect for the simple joys, which occasionally show their face when he's turning on the southern charm for a woman or offering to sacrifice himself to save a patient. I mean, you'd probably be a bit grumpy too if your marriage ended and you were stuck in space (a place you hate) trying to stop your best friends getting themselves killed when you could be spending time with your daughter. He's not surly and outspoken because he doesn't care, he's surly and outspoken precisely because he cares so much and yes, that has got him hurt before and probably will again but dammit, he's not going to let that stop him being what he is - an old country doctor who will do anything he can to help people. I love his sardonic witty banter as much as anyone but I think the real reason we take him into our hearts is because despite his complaining he's arguably the most down-to-earth, no-nonsense character in TOS and deep down we all admire his simple selfless dedication to caring for others. Never change, Bones.

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imagine amanda watching how mothers on vulcan share a telepathic bond with their children and not being able to do this for spock

imagine how it would break her heart, how she might worry they'll never connect when she sees a mother touching her daughter's face or holding her son's hand with purpose, without words

imagine spock melding with her as soon as he's able, showing her he loves her because he can't say it, he'll never be able to say it

imagine her being so proud of her little boy for researching and teaching himself to meld with a non-telepath just for her, all for her

holding him after when he's so exhausted he goes boneless in her arms and she strokes his hair and thanks him

and he mumbles something about it being illogical to thank him before falling asleep and she holds his little hand and feels the tiniest sparks of love still there, so small she might've imagined them before he's snoring softly

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Jacques Henri Lartigue. Suzanne Lenglen, Nice, France, 1915

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Pushing Daisies, S01E09 "Corpsicle" /// Quantum Leap, S02E01 "Honeymoon Express: April 27, 1960"

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Lighthouse Keeper’s Hat, America, c. 1910

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scott bakula & debbie allen in quantum leap: private dancer (1991)

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Ensemble

c.1855

American or European

The MET (Accession Number: 1992.31.2a–c)

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I love this genre of Mike image in which he looks like he has just received a premonition