#2020s jeff

[reanimatespodcast]

What if Dark Web but too much? This week I'm joined by Martin Dunlop and Harry Brimage to look at Stream- a newie! Stream came out, like, two months ago so it's good and ~fresh~

Enjoy a slew of veteran horror actors, the perils of lockdown-era cinema, wild weapons and, most importantly, lots of Jeff! Plus: Harry's wildly specific ick.

Listen here, on YouTube here, or wherever you get podcasts :)

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just a normal spanish study group

(art from 2020)

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In honor of the 2020 trend revival on tiktok, I made these sparkly creepypasta pfps from my fanart so the world can be cringier ♡♡♡

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The men's fashion at the Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute Gala Exhibition of “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion” in New York on May 6, 2024.

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JSA (Volume #2) #2 (Jeff Lemire variant cover)

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@ninathekillerzblog khkhkh I am glad you like my Nina, I like violent little girls i suppose, khkhkhh

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Jeff Pope

Jeff Pope is a big ginger bear. His film career started in 2005 with a small role in Hustle & Flow. (no photo) He has played a wide range of characters and started getting better roles when he got heavier. He is proof that a full beard can determine the character.

Here is Jeff Pope playing an angry homeowner in 99 Homes in 2014.

Jeff Pope in fake beard in Action/Drama/Comedy film Bad Asses on the Bayou in 2015. That is Keith Loneker on the left.

Jeff Pope in Return to Sender in 2015.

Jeff Pope in NCIS: New Orleans 2;11 (Blue Christmas) in 2015.

Jeff Pope in TV Series Hap and Leonard in 2016. Jeff appeared in 4 episodes in season 1. Here his character loses his pants to the mud.

Jeff Pope as a policeman in Assassination Nation in 2018.

Jeff Pope as a pharmacy manager in the Crime/Thriller Back Roads in 2018.

Jeff Pope as the moderator in a Comicon event in Action/Comedy Supercon in 2018.

Jeff Pope as a clown in the Horror/Slasher film Darlin' in 2019.

Jeff Pope as a foreman in Crime/Drama Into the Ashes in 2019.

Jeff Pope as high school teacher teaching about STD in Eat Brains Love in 2019.

Jeff Pope as clerical police sergeant in Mindhunter 2;8 in 2019.

Jeff Pope in 2020 in American Reject about an also ran in an American Idol type show.

Jeff Pope in the 2021 mini-series The Underground Railroad as an enforcer.

Jeff Pope as William Howard Taft in Brazilian Mini-Series O Hóspede Americano (The American Guest) in 2021.

Jeff Pope in TV Series Interview with the Vampire in 2022.

[thesaintofnevergettingitright]

The most unrealistic part of the Teen Wolf Movie, for me? The point at which I simply couldn’t continue to suspend my disbelief?? Thanks for asking that would be:

the idea that Stiles Stilinski would willingly skip Derek Hale’s FUNERAL.

Like. There’s a LOT of unforgivable nonsense in that movie but this has to be the most egregious, right? Right??????

Cuz sure. I get it. DOB wasn’t on board for the movie, but he was kinda the heart of the show by the end, so almost every scene feels at least a little incomplete without him. The ghost of Stiles Stilinski truly haunts that entire script.

BUT I’m willing to go along with most of the ways they explained away his absence.

Everyone has an unhealthy self-sacrificing streak that makes them avoid asking for help, especially from the fragile human all the way across the country? Sure.

They’re all EXTRA unwilling to put Stiles at risk cuz they’re dealing with the Nogitsune, specifically? ABSOLUTELY.

Lydia is actively pushing him away because of prophetic dreams? A classic fantasy trope!

But I cannot stand by and allow them to claim that Stiles wouldn’t attend Derek’s funeral! That’s where I draw the line!! Because that either means that A) Stiles heard the news of Derek DEATH but didn’t think it was important enough to come to Beacon Hills for, or B) No one told Stiles that Derek died. And neither of those possibilities are even remotely believable.

Anyway this particular detail is going to have me fuming for the next 7-10 business days. Thank you for coming to my TedTalk.

[reanimatespodcast]

Fair warning, even more tangents than usual on this ep, where me and Sam Petersen are (ostensibly) covering "Walhalla", a season 13 episode of SpongeBob Squarepants. Jeff plays a fun and deeply unhinged Wall Man but, more importantly, we dig into a fair amount of cringe Aussie TV culture, 90s Nicktoons and the criminally underrated Tony Shalhoub. 

Listen here or wherever you get podcasts xo

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Wanda Maximoff and Jeff the Shark, drawn by the immensely talented Peach Momoko on Twitter.

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Guys. Guys Ben Drowned's canon last name isn't actually Lawman

I've known this for a while, and more I think about it, the more it makes me feel like I should say something 😭

It was a misconception that started with an older version of Ben's page on the Jadusable Wiki. (It was never used for any non-ARG version of Ben prior to this.) I remember spotting Lawman being used as Ben's last name around 2016-2018 or so, and it has been edited out of his page since 2020. (It was on the page they have for the dead child rather than the Network/entity. I think it might've happened before they moved off Fandom wiki, because I think I remember seeing comments and their new wiki doesn't have those).

During the second arc (2011-2012), Jadusable mailed some bonus material to people who donated to him. One of these bonus materials was a section from a newspaper, which describes the murder-suicide of two members of the Lawman family along with their son, with some tampering to the article that appears to have been done by BEN.

You can zoom into the image and read it, or check out it's page on the wiki here (which I highly recommend as it has some added information, like what all the censored words are.) It's a very interesting piece of lore that's fun to analyze--however, I wouldn't recommend reading it if you're super squeamish or sensitive to graphic details related to death. (The method of the killing itself isn't mentioned.)

While this seems to be about Ben on the surface, it's actually not. The only way we can tell is by the date of the newspaper: In the column to the left of the "Spring Is In The Air!" paragraph, the year 2011 is mentioned, but we know that Ben died on 4/23/2004. The wording of the Lawman event feels recent (as if they're talking about an event a few months prior), when Ben's death would've been far gone by now.

With what's likely BEN tampering on the top right (where they creatively use block-out poetry to say "You shouldn't have done that," among many other things) combined with the mention of someone's son dying, it makes a ton of sense that the wiki editors assumed that Ben is a member of this Lawman family that appears here. At some point, screenshots of the wiki ended up being circulated and the larger Creepypasta fandom accepted Lawman as being Ben's "real" last name.

Lawman is actually the last name of a different (and much less relevant) character, Tyler, who appears briefly in the first and third arcs. It's not entirely clear what happened to him or his family, and I think the Newspaper Article is intended to be fun bonus material for Jadusable's donators rather than something that's meant to supply important information about the ARG characters--something like Ben's last name would be crucial for puzzles and passwords, and would give the 50 donators who received the article an unfair advantage (and Jadusable isn't the type of creator who'd be okay with that). Regardless, it carries some interesting implications about the Behavioral Event Network, and Matt's initials are also here for some reason. It's probably one of the most head-spinning materials in the whole game.

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Elle Fanning wearing The Row for W Magazine December 2023 by Jeff Henrikson

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