#Adam Busch

[maybethistimemegz]

TJ MIKELOGAN’S HALLOWEEN 2024 EVENT ↳ Day 5: Villains

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997-2003) - each season's main antagonist

[sinomin]

[williammarksommer]

Fire Dance

Sacramento, California

A Road Home Along the Lincoln Highway series

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Tmax 400iso

[iateabunchofsmartiesandnowimdumb]

ok ngl adam busch kills it in buffy. like when he's willow in s7? he's so good oml

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[bubble-cola]

if i had a nickel for every time an actor was on both mymusic (web series, fine bros, 2012-2014) and house md (network tv, fox, 2004-2012) i would have two nickels. which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice? right?

[jamiemarsters]

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Happy Birthday @reagandotcom! I hope you have a fantastic day! ♥🎂🎁🎉♥

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[girl4music]

“Is it murder if the person deserved it? Warren deserved it. Rack deserved it.”

Erm…. Yes.

Unless the person who killed the person was acting in self-defence or it was a killing where the intention wasn’t to kill anyone. It just ended up happening.

In that case it’s referred to as manslaughter and not necessarily murder. It depends on the circumstances. When it is self-defence it is often necessary to kill but you could still indeed be convicted of manslaughter. And as for killing but unintentionally killing - very likely you will be convicted of manslaughter. Laws may vary between countries and states. But anything goes when it comes to TV art/entertainment. But I would say Willow purposefully killing Warren is murder. And to refer to it as manslaughter would be a grave insult because that dick deserved to be murdered by Willow. And as for Rack - well, she did the world a favour. Not sure on whether he was fully human or not but then I would also say the same about Willow. Witchcraft doesn’t necessarily make you something other than human but I would think you’d have to be more than human to be as powerful as either Willow or Rack was because magic - especially dark magic - is a very potent drug and if you were just sucking it out and ingesting it all the time, you’d have to be able to withstand the amount you take without overdosing. So yeah, I’d say you’d have to be more than human. Willow after her stint as Dark Willow should have indeed died because she absorbed far too much. However, if her becoming Dark Willow did make her more than human - then that explains why she didn’t. I believe there was some demon in her from then on.

Same as how Cordy became part demon after the events of ‘Birthday’ when she decided to take the visions back. Those visions would have killed her if she hadn’t become something more than just human.

Humans are very complicated beings but whether in reality or in art/entertainment - we’re very fragile. We can’t endure much and that’s part of why accepting ourselves as for what we are is a very brave thing. Pretty much anything can take us out - be physical, mental or emotional. We’re just not made to last. Part of what makes watching supernatural or fantasy art/entertainment so enthralling is because we can escape into a Universe where we can feel like more. Buffy does a great job of showing the benefits of being human while also sticking to the realism of it BUT ultimately - the characters that aren’t human or are more than human are the most interesting ones and it’s precisely because we’re not familiar with it. We get bored of and even desensitised by completely human characters like Xander, Riley or Tara because they’re so much like ourselves and we’re not interested in looking in the mirror. We want out of it. I fully admit, accept and embrace this about myself. It’s not just the morally grey characters that I am interested in the most. It’s also the non-human ones.

For me - Willow in particular is a character that starts off human but ever so slightly becomes supernatural.

It’s not stated directly and explicitly. I just think that’s the most plausible take of what her arc amounts to.

Becoming more than human and struggling with it. Reading it this way provides more depth to her conflict with her identity. There’s more to explore. And it makes the only sole main protagonist that remains fully and totally human - Xander - far more interesting because somehow he made it when he shouldn’t have. When I talk about how fragile humanity is - he was literally a walking target all throughout and survived by the skill of his own wit and not by supernaturalness. The fanbase loves to throw him under the bus because “Joss self insert” but I think it counts for something that he made it all the way to endgame and after. Then again, I don’t think the creators were brave enough to kill any of the main protagonists off after killing Tara.

[fromkenari]

I can't believe my only options for watching Point Pleasant are my DVDs and the shoddy rip of the episodes on Daily Motion.

[xxmiss-piexx]

"sixteen just held such better days,

days when I still felt alive,

we couldn't wait to get outside

the world was wide too late to try

the tour was over, we'd survived"

[coolscreenshotsbro]

[therealmrpositive]

Sugar & Spice (2001)

In today's review I find cheerleading might not be enough for success but its a start, as I attempt a #positive review of Sugar & Spice #MarlaSokoloff #MarleyShelton #MelissaGeorge #MenaSuvari #RachelBlanchard #AlexandraHolden #SaraMarsh #JamesMarsden

We do our best to try to shield wide-eyed youth from the excruciating pressures that come from modern life. The increasing bills, the increasing rejection, the increasing realisation that reality probably isn’t all that it is cracked up to be. When faced with these obstacles, it is no wonder, that the kids of today dream of alternative paths, some to stardom, and some to crime. In 2001, inspired…

[williammarksommer]

Fire Dance

Sacramento, California

A Road Home Along the Lincoln Highway series

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Tmax 400iso

[iateabunchofsmartiesandnowimdumb]

ok ngl adam busch kills it in buffy. like when he's willow in s7? he's so good oml

[bspoquemagazine]

Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz: Theaterprogramm #76

Die Volksbühne zeigt mit "Der Schnittchenkauf", der Uraufführung von "Mama Mega" und Billy Bultheels "A Short History of Decay" spannende Stücke im Dezember. Zudem gibt es Buchtips, eine neue Gesprächsreihe und weitere Highlights auf der Bühne.

Uraufführung: Mama Mega

Mama Mega von Ava Tabita Yul ist Mama NoSings neues Theaterstück, das nun in der Regie von Isabelle Redfern zur Uraufführung kommt. Marlis wird beim Zocken im Bad erwischt, wo sie sich vor den Kindern versteckt hat. Liv träumt unentwegt, dass ihre Tochter stirbt. Beide Mütter landen bei der unkonventionellen Psychologin Dr. Wu, die sie aus therapeutischen Zwecken mit…

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Pic of the Day: @realjamesmarsters, @davesnort, @rebma_nosneb, @jaugustrichards & @reagandotcom at the premiere of James' play Bells Of West 87th 2013

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