#55 moons

[clj-art-blog]

"I'm back…and I'll hug you for as long as possible" | 800 years of DFQC's absence for all three realms (the last 300 years exclusively in the arms of his wife)

[slushynoobzdotcom]

small step

[sapling-clangen]

Moon 55

Aspenfreckle and Nile are finally officially mates! Yay!

Moon 0

Moon 54 - Moon 56

[kheprriverse]

The boys ✨

[conspicuous-clown-car]

OKAY FINE I LIKE MOON MORE THAN SUN

i just gravitate more towards moon (pun intended) because i like the dark and quiet and im a very low energy person. im a night owl. i also just vibe with him bc he barely talks, which, relatable.

i also have sensory issues so being in a LED lit daycare with a repeating theme song with a loud animatronic thats being passive aggressive towards me would kill me

[jellybeanium124]

happy 55th anniversary of the moon landing!

[kyriefae]

I don't see people using The Lazarus Experiment from Series 3 as a routine means of identifying Doctor Who as being "past it's prime".

Even commentary regarding the farting aliens that wear human skin suits has been at a relative low.

There were also two episodes where James Corden played the key companion role. People didn't like it but rarely mention those episodes anymore.

Then there was the episode about the moon being an egg. Another one about sleep dust from our eyes taking over a space station cuz capitalism...

There was also that one that became a soapbox about making choices to fix the planet or else the surviving humans would become monstrous mutations trapped outside of planet terraforming resorts that dish out space coupons.

Almost like Doctor Who routinely puts out these silly, not-so-award winning scripts or stories and routinely receives mediocre ratings or fan reception as a result. ...but people still keep watching it and people still love it.

Space Babies is not different; in fact it's a delightful episode with beautiful messages attached to it.

CGI baby mouths or not...I just want to put a stamp on the *cow's excrement* (NAN-E filter approved).

Edit: In case it's not abundantly clear I thoroughly enjoy when Who is either bad or heavily perceived as being bad. It's never like "omg they put the lead actor's character into a coma and wrote them off the show I wonder what's happening behind the scenes" it's always like "this week we're going to introduce a new creature into the lore" and people get mad or "this week we're going to bring back a known creature from the lore* and people get bored or *what if we brought back one of the farting aliens and make her story kinda sorta sad but still funny* then people's heads explode.

[vamp-bites]

Guys guys happy moon landing anniversary everyone

[age-of-moonknight]

Night Moves. Marvel Superheroes: Official Game Adventure (Vol. 1/1990), pg. 19.

Designer: Anthony Herring; Editor: Karen S. Boomgarden; Illustrator: John Statema

[sad-emo-dip-dye]

I knowwwww everybody wants a hoshikawa stormbringer adaptation but have you considered 55 Minutes? For me

[lucifer-kane]

Book I had on hold on Libby was loaned out to me two weeks early

[treethymes]

Killers of the Flower Moon (2023, dir. Martin Scorsese)

[nakamorijuan]

第55話 「月影は星十郎？燃えるまこちゃん」

[hamburrgist]

Looking @ both of hamiltons possible charts 4 like an astrological argument on his birth year and how are both equally chaotic

[michaelgabrill]

55 Years Ago: Apollo 13 Prepares for Third Moon Landing

Following the historic year of 1969 that saw two successful Moon landings, 1970 opened on a more sober note. Ever-tightening federal budgets forced NASA to rescope its future lunar landing plans. The need for a Saturn V to launch an experimental space station in 1972 forced the cancellation of the final Moon landing mission and […] from NASA https://ift.tt/DYlrg4F