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as a psychology major i hate to see this relationship and people liking it its a classic narcissist (hal) with someone who obviously doubts herself for unknown reasons and i feel like jm the only one who picked up how he would put her down (in coated words) and then would lift her up really gives a good mindfuck and i hate to see kate stuck there

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IS RONNIE OKAY ?? I NEED MY BABY RONNIE TO BE OKAY I DIDNT EVEN REALIZE HOW EMOTIONALLY ATTACHED I WAS UNTIL RIGHT NOW

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sooooo when are dennison and katie fucking 👀

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Joel Miller has brought me more comfort than my actual dad.

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The cordyceps mutated so it is still unlikely they would find a cure at least not by killing her the cells are all through her blood stream they didnt need to kill her to make a cure. But either way if fungi isnt curable in real life after years and years of research, it is unlikely they would be able to make enough to fight off the still mutating cordyceps

"Ummm- Joel was totally correct at the end of TLOU. You can't make a vaccine for a fungus in real life so the fireflies were going to kill Ellie for no reason and also-".

THE CURE BEING A LIE LITERALLY RUINS THE ENDING

Sure, in real life you can't make a fungal vaccine, but the HBO show goes out of its way to explain exactly how the cure will work.

Ellie's Cordyceps is mutated so that it is non-aggressive and essentially camouflages her from basic cordyceps. The fireflies were going to extract the cordyceps from her brain and cultivate it. Then, they'd purposefully infect people with this non-aggressive cordyceps and make them immune.

And if you're going to say "oh but that wouldn't work in real life-". I have a newsflash for you. There are no echolocating mushroom monsters in real life, and Cordyceps doesn't grow in the brain in real life. So I think we're past the point of using real life as a scientific reference.

What I'm really trying to drive home is simple. The cure has to be real, otherwise the ending loses all of it's meaning. The entire point of TLOU's ending is that Joel is taking something away from the world, and taking away Ellie's choice, to give something back to himself. He is taking away the cure that could save hundreds of lives to get his daughter back. He's making the conscious choice to destroy any hope of humanity being free from the infected to save Ellie. There is no alternative to the choice he could have made, because to Joel saving the world would be utterly pointless if it meant that Ellie wouldn't be in that world, because he loves her more than anything.

But if the cure isn't real and they were going to kill Ellie for nothing, then the ending just becomes 'oh Joel saved Ellie from bad guys because the cure was fake hooray'. No. It isn't that easy. Joel isn't some morally upright hero who figured out the cure was fake and came to the rescue. He is a morally grey man who has done terrible things, and will do anything to protect those he loves, no matter how great the cost.

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sorry this is by and far the funniest way to announce you’ve lost a leopard

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i still hate ethan and will cut off his testicles if he says he didnt lie again

S2E5

i literally just want harper to drop ethan and start fucking daphne and cam

she deserves a good time esp after having to shut down so many gaslighting attempts

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S2E5

i literally just want harper to drop ethan and start fucking daphne and cam

she deserves a good time esp after having to shut down so many gaslighting attempts

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I am missing my regularly scheduled “it’s Chenford Day!” endorphin high .

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nahhhh genny knows her and angela are prob more likely to team up to get them together 😈

bring genny back so angela can tattle on tim, and tell her about his new little crush "mwah mwah mwah!" 😚😚

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Rosalind needs Chris alive to get to Lucy and Tim. The fact the group approached Chris speaks volumes. I don't expect her to be gone by the crossover end she wouldn't be killed off in the feds as she's a rooki character so makes sense she'd be around longer. And I feel a good parallel would be Tim in danger in the winter finale. Which could spur on the happiness in the following episode that's currently being filmed involving casual clothes sunset and baseball

Hi lovely anon!

All good points!

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guys ive fully got 10 people to watch the show this week alone. ive watched the first episode about 7 times. I've already rewatched the show 3 times over. this feels like a problem. is this a problem? do i have a problem?

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I know this is a BTS vid from Chicago Fire but omg is it accurate for The Rookie 🤣❤️‍🔥⬆️

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when i saw this on insta i was in the process of telling my friend to watch the rookie and this is what convinced her 💀

New BTS from Eric!

Bradford and Thorsen on patrol! I think Thorsen is Tim’s new gofer.

Tru has moves!

🎬: @ebwinter on Instagram

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but what about those of us that are convincing themselves that its actually a chenford wedding

All….. they’re filming the very last scene of 5x10!

5x10!!!!

Apparently we’re going to be very excited to see it when it airs.

That environment looks romantic 👀.

Half of The Rookie twitter: Nolan’s wedding

Half of The Rookie twitter: Chenford Date

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not in the slightest

how are we doing, gang.

are we emotionally and spiritually preparing for episode 3? have we been drinking enough water? take your multivitamins you're gonna need them.

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yall how are you watching the episodes early 😭😭😭