#Anthony Combs

[urimaginarygirlfriend]

toxic trait is loving twisters and blasting ain't no love in oklahoma at all hours of the day

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE // S4E9 Kir'Shara He was a soldier who lived a long time ago. He was standing watch over the gates of the city of Gol and he saw a cloud on the horizon moving toward him. He thought it was a sandstorm, so he told no one. It was an army. They destroyed the city, but they let Nirak live. His name now means "fool" in our language, just as yours will in Andorian!

[rainbow-sunshine-unicorn]

Violet ignoring Lady Danbury’s attempt at conversation to proudly watch Kate step into the role of Viscountess, just like Anthony was ignoring his brothers’ conversation

HE GETS IT FROM HIS MAMA!!!

[reanimatedscientist]

Is it normal that most of the guys that give me gender envy need help in some sort of way lmao

[nonbinarywarfare]

I was talking to my sister about how I keep going crazy for boyish villains in vintage horror movies (like Psycho and Re-Animator).

And she sent me these:

[incorrectlco]

Lockwood: It’s locked. Do you have a lock pick?

Lucy: Yeah.

Lucy: *kicks the door down*

[ratatatastic]

"[My Dad, Brother and I] all got matching Stanley Cup tattoos on our quads!" "Let's see it! Let's see it! Stand up real quick! Let me see you!" "'Let's see it!' Look at that." "It's just a little guy! It's just a little guy!" "I love it!" "It's just a little guy, but yeah, no...Sam Bennett, Anthony Stolarz, Monty, and Steve Lorentz—we all got em like 2 days later. It was fun! We were all—you know, no sleep, straight into the tattoo estab—" "Oh sure! You woke up and you were like, 'Huh, I got something on—" "Oskar Sundqvist did the same thing, man!" "I like it! I'm a fan of it! I really like it! And the fact that we all have the same one is pretty cool!" "Let's see that hair real quick! What do you got going? Let's see what you got going—Oh, God! Andy!" "What?" "Geez, he's got that Swede in you!"

The Cam & Strick Podcast | 7.30.24 (x)

[misterparadigm]

The timelapse video of the Star Trek: Enterprise full-cast piece. Featuring theme music!

[pagodazz]

men who are my current objects of desire

edit: almost forgot my lover

[thepalerimitation]

I’ve always had the theory that Lucy narrates the early years of Lockwood and Co for a biography or historical account for the Archives. Throughout the whole series, she’s compared to Marissa, who is mainly known for her memoirs.

The way she describes Lockwood and George definitely feels as if she’s older and looking back fondly, especially with how she talks about the smallness of the agency. And she closes out the fifth book after they start to establish themselves as the best agency in London because at that point, the Archives is keeping official records of their cases and requested a memoir.

(IE: Lucy narrates Lockwood and Co because it’s her memoir years later. And she ends it not because the story has ended, but because everyone knows the rest of the story. It is as well known as the story of Fittes and Rotwell.)

[thoughts-of-the-unheard]

ik yall heard the "Nice to see you here, Kipps. What's that third time this week, is it?" "Twice, by my count." but did we all catch what that meant? i definitely missed it the first couple times, overwhelmed by george kicking ass but lockwood says third time this week, counting combe carey hall, kipps says twice, ignoring it, which is what bothered lockwood so much in the beginning and why george immediately steps in

[evviejo]

STAR TREK: ENTERPRISE // S4E12 Babel One Earth's got a lot riding on the outcome of these talks. But I'm not sure we knew what we were getting into.

[rippleberries]

Jeffrey Combs in an upcoming audio drama with Jesse Spencer, Katee Sackhoff, and Anthony LaPaglia

[nerds-yearbook]

After 4 seasons of 98 episodes the controversal last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise (2001 - 2005) aired on May 13, 2005. The final episode had taken a lot of criticism for it's decision of ending the episode revealing the episode was a hologram watched by Star Trek the Next Generation character William T Riker (Jonathan Frakes). The decision to focus on Riker and Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) had caused such backlash that in August, 2016, it was voted the worst episode of the entire Star Trek franchise. The main part of the episode took place in the year 2370. The end of this episode represented the first gap in a continous Star Trek TV projects since the launch of Star Trek the Next Generation. (These Are the Voyages...", Star Trek: Enterprise, TV Event)