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CRIMINAL MINDS 2x09 | 'The Last Word'

she's been the funniest character since the beginning

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Twin Peaks (1990) // Videodrome (1983) // Watching T.V. - Magdalena Bay // I Saw The TV Glow (2024) // She Looked Like Me! - Magdalena Bay // Killing Time - Magdalena Bay // True Blue Interlude - Magdalena Bay // Virgina Woolf The Waves // Death & Romance - Magdalena Bay // There Must Be More Than Blood - Car Seat Headrest

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Man can anyone talk to me about Aaron Hotchner and Emily Prentiss

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Every song reminds me of Nancy Wheeler

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anna sawai on the kelly clarkson show

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6.03 'Oathbreaker' | 6.04 'Book of the Stranger'

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Lou Gala as Neifile and Karan Gill as Panfilo

in The Decameron (2024)

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Girls, get you a husband like Panfilo. If he doesn't kiss your widdle forehead and call you "my darling" every time you do something weird and slightly off-putting then he ain't it.

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10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (1999) Dir. Gil Junger

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good news for trans women: kamala harris is not, in fact, a vicious transmisogynist. the actions of her office and of the california department of corrections were wrongly attributed to her and her alone by people who wanted someone else to win, and when harris did become involved in the cases, she rewrote the entire policy for dealing with trans inmates so that they would get the care they need.

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GLEN POWELL as TYLER OWENS

Twisters (2024) dir. Lee Isaac Chung

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NEW GIRL (2011-2018) Season 4 Episode 2

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#character development

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jane & guildford + soft touches

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listening to fleetwood mac is like. i don’t know this song but let’s give it a shot. oh wait i do know this song. i’ve heard it a million times and always liked it, i just didn’t know the name. on some level i kind of assumed that song was just an ambient part of the world the way the sound of the wind or birdsong in the trees was but apparently it’s by fleetwood mac. neat.

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VERTIGO + 💐 dir. Alfred Hitchcock

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i know it's been said many times before but i will never get over how jacob anderson, a british man with a british accent, not only nailed a louisiana creole accent but also developed a studiously (almost eerily) generic accent that louis uses in the present AND showed the first accent bleeding into the second accent at key moments as a way of aurally externalizing his character's inner journey. what did god put in this man when she created him.