#Ashley Murray icons

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hi hi ! hope everything is going great for you 😊 im tryna find a fc — or at least um just a stand in with resources not gif icons but gif sets pictures etc <- not sure if that makes sense — that’s a black woman ( preferably dark skin but most definitely not mixed ). the age range i had was mid 20s to late early 30s. shes got big older sister energy and considered to be an it girl. if it helps i had jodie turner smith and lupita in mind but they’re a bit older than i was looking for. thank you !

Michaela Coel (1987) Ghanaian - is aromantic - has resources from when she was in her early 30's!

Anna Diop (1988) Senegalese - has resources from when she was in her early 30's!

Aja Naomi King (1988) African-American - has resources from when she was in her early 30's!

Ashleigh Murray (1988) African-American - has resources from when she was in her early 30's!

Danielle Brooks (1989) - has openly dated men and women but has chosen not to label her sexuality publicly.

Damaris Lewis (1990) Kittian.

Lolly Adefope (1990) Yoruba Nigerian.

Zuri Adele (1990) African-American.

Ebonee Noel (1990) Afro Guyanese.

Tanyell Waivers (1990) African-American.

Nyma Tang (1991) South Sudanese - isn't an actress but has gif resources!

Kiki Layne (1991) African-American.

Ashlei Sharpe Chestnut (1992) African-American.

Raven Goodwin (1992) African-American.

Mouna Traoré (1995) Afro Haitian and Malian.

Zuri Reed (1996) African-American.

Assa Sylla (1996) Soninke Mauritanian.

Sunday (1996) Nigerian.

Anok Yai (1997) South Sudanese - isn't an actress but has gif resources!

Here you go!

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Josie McCoy icons!

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(TRANS) MEN EDITION. (from top left to bottom right) #discover

laith ashley, ryan cassata, brian michael smith, kenny jones, marquise vilson, casil mcarthur, elliot page, kaleb murray, chella man.

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c’est un thread que j’comptais mettre en place depuis un moment, pour vous faire connaître de nouveaux visages (ou peu vus sur forums rpg) à qui donner vie et avec qui jouer ♡ tous les posts liés à cette série seront tagués #discover, alors n’hésitez pas à aller y faire un petit tour pour élargir vos horizons et/ou trouver votre prochaine muse  ♡

this, is a series i’ve wanted to come with for a long time now, in order to share with you new faces (or not often seen/played on rpg forums) for you to bring life to and play/write with ♡ every post related to this thread will be tagged #discover, so please do not hesitate to take a look to open doors and/or find your next muse ♡

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Sorted screencaps from The Boys, S1-3. Found HERE.

A-Train / Jessie T. Usher #16,800

Actress (Stormfront) - Charlize Theron #500

Adam Bourke - P.J. Byrne #1,370

Alastair Adana - Goran Visnjic #1,800

Also Ashley - Sabrina Saudin #900

Anika - Ana Sani #1,300

Annie January / Starlighter - Erin Moriarty  #78,000

Ashley Barrett - Colby Minifie #14,700

Becca Butcher - Shantel Van Santen  #7,800

Billy Butcher - Karl Urban #64,800

Black Noir - Nathan Mitchell #183

Blue Hawk - Nick Wechsler #1,600

Cameron Coleman - Matthew Edison #1,300

Carol Manning - Jessica Hecht #915

Cassandra - Katy Breier #3,500

Cherie - Jordana Lajoie  #1,000

Connie Butcher - Lesley Nicol  #248

Crimson Countess - Laurie Holden  #1,700

Donna January - Ann Cusack  #3,200

Eagle the Archer - Langston Kerman  #1,400

Elena - Nicola Coccia-Damude  #2,900

Ezekiel - Shaun Benson  #1,000

Frenchie -  Tomer Capone  #30,000

Gecko - David W. Thompson #357

Grace Mallory - Laila Robins  #7,500

Gunpowder - Sean Patrick Flanery / Joel Gagne #950

Homelander - Antony Starr #80,000

Hugh Campbell - Simon Pegg #1,300

Hughie Campbell - Jack Quaid  #82,800

Janine - Liyou Abere / Nalini Ingrita #1,300

Jonah Vogelbaum - John Doman #1,500

Judy Atkinson - Barbara Gordon #400

Kenji Miyashiro / Mouse - Abraham Lim #1,800

Kevin Moskowitz / The Deep - Chace Crawford #22,174

Kimiko Miyashiro - Karen Fukuhara #20,000

Lamplighter - Shawn Ashmore #4,300

Lenny Butcher - Jack Fulton #800

Little Nina - Katia Winter #2,200

Madelyn Stillwell - Elisabeth Shue #12,400

Maggie Shaw / Maeve - Dominique McElligott #23,600

Mesmer - Haley Joel Osment / Aram Avakian #3,700

Mindstorm - Ryan Blakely #411

Monique - Frances Turner / Alvina August #1,500

Mother’s Milk - Laz Alonso #25,000

Nathan - Christian Keyes #2,500

Popclaw - Brittany Allen #3,300

Robert Singer - Jim Beaver #1,800

Robin - Jess Salgueiro #800

Ryan - Cameron Crovetti #8,000

Sam Butcher - John Noble #500

Soldier Boy - Jensen Ackles #8,900

Stan Edgar - Giancarlo Esposito #6,400

Stormfront - Aya Cash #15,400

Supersonic - Miles Gaston Villanueva #3,400

Susan Raynor - Jennifer Esposito #2,900

Tessa (TNT) - Kristin Booth #600

The Legend - Paul Reiser #1,800

Todd - Matthew Gorman #1,200

Tommy (TNT) - Jack Doolan #600

Translucent - Alex Hassell #800

Victoria Neuman -  Claudia Doumit #7,500

Young Butcher - Luca Villacis / Josh Zaharia #300

Young Lenny - Bruno Rudolf #800

Young Mallory - Sarah Swire #1,600

Young Nadia - Elisa Paszt #200

Young Sam Butcher - Brendan Murray #150

Young Stan Edgar - Justin Davis #800

Young Starlight - Maya Misaljevic #500

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The TV Show Trials - Christmas Movies

‘Tis the season! I’m steering off course this month to review films instead of a TV show, because a TV show that’s only about christmas wouldn’t make much money.

White Christmas

A successful song-and-dance duo become romantically involved with a sister act and team up to save the failing Vermont inn of their former commanding general by planning a yuletide musical extravaganza.

This film is iconic, and I loved every second of it. The costumes in this film are gorgeous and I want to own every single one. I plan on making a tradition out of watching this every year.

Rating: 5

Elf

Buddy is a human who was adopted and raised by Santa’s elves. He learns about this and heads to New York City to meet his biological father while also spreading Christmas cheer in a world of cynics in the process.

I feel the need to proceed my thoughts with the fact that I have never been a fan of Will Ferrell, and I am not a fan of this movie. Most of the jokes come down to Will Ferrell either screaming or being dumb. Also, not be overly sensitive, I’ve never been a fan of casting a bit role for a dwarved actor just to make jokes that they’re short.

Rating: 2

 Scrooged

Based on Charles Dickins’ A Christmas Carol, Scrooged is a modern retelling that follows Frank Cross, a cynical and selfish television executive, who is visited by a succession of ghosts on Christmas Even Intent on helping him regain his Christmas spirit.

The film does drag in the first act, but once the ghost of Christmas present shows up, it only gets better. I thought the touch of Bill Murray ‘interacting’ with the audience is a fun way to close out this entertaining film.

Rating: 3

 It’s A Wonderful Life

George Bailey has given up his dreams in order to help others, and his imminent suicide on Christmas Even brings about the intervention of his guardians angel, Clarence. Clarence shows George all the lives he has touched, and how different life in his community would be if he had never been born.

This is a beautiful film with a great sentiment, but my god is it boring! Like everyone else, all I really knew about this film was the ending, and that is truly the only part that I enjoyed. By now you should all know how I feel about films longer than eighty minutes, and at one-hundred and thirty-five minutes, this film is way too long.

Rating: 3

 Crown for Christmas

After getting fired from her job as a maid at a ritzy New York City hotel, Allie reluctantly accepts a temporary job as the governess to the daughter of the King of Winshire. Soon, Sparks begin to fly between Allie and the king.

This film is just A Christmas Prince (which is coming up) but, in my opinion, better. The editing is pretty tragic, but it makes up for that with heart. I am always a sucker for father-daughter stories.

Rating: 3

 A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas

Six years after their last adventure, Harold is asked to look after a Christmas tree by his father-in-law, but his ex-roommate Kumar ends up destroying it. The two then set out to find a replacement for the damaged tree.

Despite my earlier comments about Will Ferrell, I am a sucker for irreverent comedy and this film is full of it. I’m also a sucker for goofy 3D, another feature of this film. Also, Neil Patrick Harris is always great to see, especially in this.

Rating: 3

A Charlie Brown Christmas

Charlie Brown finds himself depressed despite to onset of the cheerful holiday season. Lucy suggests he direct a neighbourhood Christmas play, but his best efforts are ignored and mocked by his peers. After Linus tells Charlie Brown the true meaning of Christmas, Charlie Brown cheers up, and the Peanuts gang unites to celebrate the Christmas season.

This special is weirdly anti-commercialist? As well as being very boring, I can guarantee that I won’t be re-watching this.

Rating: 2

 The Muppet Christmas Carol

The Muppet characters tell their version of the classic tale of Scrooge, an old miser who doesn’t care about the joyous season of Christmas is visited by spirits who foretell his future. Will Scrooge turn over a new leaf and change his ways?

This has earned it place as my second favourite Christmas Carol adaptations; behind the Barbie version, of course. Like any Muppets film, it’s entertaining, funny and the songs are great. I also really want one of this tiny mouse muppets.

Rating: 4

 Klaus

A simple act of kindness always sparks another, even in a frozen, faraway place. When Smeerensburg’s new postman, Jesper, befriends toymaker Klaus, their gifts melt an age-old fued and deliver a sleigh full of holiday traditions.

This film has a beautiful heart, but is tonally dissonant in the first half. Once Klaus and Jesper start delivering their presents, it picks up drastically. The heart-warming story, mixed with the gorgeous animation makes for a cute Christmas film.

Rating: 4

 A Christmas Prince

When a reporter goes undercover as a tutor to get the inside scoop on a playboy prince, she gets tangled in some royal intrigue and ends up finding love - but will she be able to keep up her lie?

How did this film get two sequels, it’s so boring?

Rating: 3

Krampus

Frustrated by the constant quarrel between the members of his dysfunctional family, max loses interest to celebrate Christmas, awakening Krampus, a demon who will punish his entire family.

Making a tonal 180, we land on this film; which I adore. The creature design for Krampus and his minions is fantastic and the family dynamic is perfect. My only gripe is that the whole film is too dark, visually, I don’t like struggling to watch movies.

Rating: 5

 Better Watch Out

Ashley travels to the suburban home of the Lemers to babysit their 12-year-old son Luke during the holidays. She must soon defend herself and the young boy when unwelcome intruders announce their arrival.

I hate home intruder films, by that I mean they scare the shit out of me, so I actually love them. I’m not going to spoil this film, because it is best to go in with all I’ve given you already. I loved this movie and the cast does an amazing job, especially Levi Miller.

Rating: 4

 Christmas Under Wraps

When a doctor doesn’t get the position she wanted, she ends up movie to a remote Alaskan town. She unexpectedly ends up finding love, happiness and discovers that the small town is hiding a big holiday secret.

I don’t know why I expected more from the most popular Hallmark film, but this isn’t much. Also, this Santa’s pretty shit if he only leaves on Christmas Eve in Alaska, he would have already missed half of the world.

Rating: 3

Magical Christmas Ornaments

Marie finds her Christmas spirit reawakened when her mother begins sending her the family’s Christmas ornaments. As each ornament arrives, it brings a positive change to Marie’s life, including an introduction to the handsome man from next door.

This film, is the worse precursor to The Holiday Calendar on Netflix. There’s nothing wrong with this film, but maybe watch The Holiday Calendar instead.

Rating: 3

 Jack Whitehall: Christmas with My Father

Jack Whitehall invites his notoriously stuffy father onstage in London’s West End for a Christmas comedy extravaganza, complete with celebrity guests.

Is it a fun watch? Yes. Will I watch it again? No.

Rating: 3

Christmas is easily my favourite time of the year, and I hope it’s pleasent you as well. I’m wishing you the happiest of holiday seasons and a fantastic 2020!

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The Earth Station One Podcast - The 2022 Geek Holiday Gift Guide

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The Earth Station One Podcast - The 2022 Geek Holiday Gift Guide

Brace yourself! The holiday season is coming and Mike, Mike, Mary Ogle, Richard Ewell, and Kevin Eldridge have some gift ideas worthy of the ruling house of Westeros. All this, along with Angela’s A Geek Girls Take, Ashley’s Box Office Buzz, and Shout Outs!

We want to hear from you! Feedback is always welcome. Please write to us at feedback@earthstationone.com and subscribe and rate the show on Apple Podcast, Stitcher Radio, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, wherever fine podcasts are found, and now we can be found on our own YouTube Channel.

Table of Contents 0:00:00 Show Open /Round 1 & 2 of the 2022 Geek Holiday Gift Guide 0:48:12 Box Office Buzz 0:50:20 Round 3 & 4 of the 2022 Geek Holiday Gift Guide 1:32:48 Round 5 of the 2022 Geek Holiday Gift Guide 1:55:00 A Geek Girls Take 1:57:12 Show Close

Gifts Mentioned In this Episode Mary Ogle Moon Rocket Coin Bank with One Spaceman The Iron Giant: Signature Edition Ultimate Collector’s Edition Blue Ray Jim Lee Batman Collection Lego Set Bean Box Coffee + Chocolate Tasting Box The Folio Society JAWS

Kevin Eldridge The Illustrated AL Danger Will Robinson: The Full Mumy Beyond Bigfoot and Nessie Someday Is Today Sinkhole

Richard Ewell Gore Noir Magazine NOPE -Steelbook- Best Buy Exclusive Sun-Man and the Rulers of the Sun (Target Exclusive) Pinsploitation Universal Studios Orlando

Michael Gordon “What Child Is This: A Sherlock Holmes Christmas Adventure” by Bonnie MacBird with illustrations by Frank Cho “TCM Underground: 50 Must See Movies” by Millie de Chirico and Quatoyiah Murray Storyworth Exclusive 40th Anniversary Wrath of Khan Pop Package Drunken Dragon Hotel

Mike Faber Geeky Jerseys Lights, Camera, Accordion!: Eye-Popping Photographs of “Weird Al” Yankovic, 1981–2006 A Die Hard Christmas : The Illustrated Holiday Classic Fellowship of the Maps State Art Hello – Will You – I Do – Standard Style – Map Canvas Print, Anniversary Gift

Links Earth Station One on Apple Podcasts Earth Station One on Stitcher Radio Earth Station One on Spotify Past Episodes of The Earth Station One Podcast The ESO Network Patreon The New ESO Network TeePublic Store ESO Network Patreon Angela’s A Geek Girl’s Take Ashley’s Box Office Buzz Michelle’s Iconic Rock Talk Show The Earth Station One Website NSC Live TV Tifosi Optical The New Earth Station One YouTube Channel EvisionArts Flopcast Night of the Nerdy Laser Podcast Bride of FrankenCon Snow Series by Bobby Nash Elton John’s Final American Concert on Disney+

Promos Tifosi Optics Modern Musicology Earth Station Who The ESO Network Patreon

If you would like to leave feedback or a comment on the show please feel free to email us at feedback@earthstationone.com

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once again i’m gonna be That Bitch™ and ask for a bunch of woc. cool? cool. please bring this rp icons like angela basset, viola davis, taraji p. henson, rita moreno, gina torres, gabriella union, vanessa williams,  alfre woodard, tracee ellis ross. I know for a fact they got resources don’t act like they don’t. if you’re over here wanting to bring this rp, fine af women of color like aja naomi king, nefessa williams, maisie richardson-sellers, tala ash, china anne mcclain, shay mitchell, ashleigh murray, troian bellisario, vanessa morgan, logan browning, hannah simone, sonequa martin-green, nicole beharie, aisha dee, nikohl boosheri, jessica parker kennedy, malese jow, lupita n’yongo, danai gurira, janelle monáe, tessa thompson, kat graham, dominique jackson, angelica ross, indya moore,  laura harrier, alisha wainwright, antoinette robertson, ashley nlaine featherson, issa rae, kerry washington, and meagan tandy don't hesitate to bring them. THERE ARE SO MANY WOMEN OF COLOR OUT IN THE WORLD OF MANY DIFFERENT AGES, UTILIZE THEIR RESOURCES OR LACK THERE OF & BRING THEM TO THIS RP PLEASE!

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Hollywood & Vine: Intersection of the Stars

“When Harry S. Truman announced on August 14, 1945 that World War II with Japan was over, the nation and Hollywood went wild.  Rushing from offices, stores, and homes, thousands of people poured into the streets. In the midst of sirens, whistles, auto horns and screaming, the streets were snowed with confetti. Servicemen and civilians snake danced through the jumbled crowds while singing ‘Hail, hail, the job’s all done��. An impromptu parade formed that paralyzed traffic. Clanging streetcars tried to fight their way through the masses of humanity. Strangers clapped one another on the back.  Servicemen kissed every pretty girl they met, and the girls kissed back.” ~ Bruce Torrence

Where did this happen? At Hollywood and Vine! The storied intersection has become enshrined in public imagination, a symbol of Hollywood itself. It has witnessed many iconic events, including the celebration of VJ Day at the end of WWII and various celebrity achievements along the Walk of Fame. Located at the east end of the Hollywood Boulevard Commercial and Entertainment District (listed in the National Register of Historic Places), the intersection is a legendary destination to experience the significance of Hollywood’s influence on the nation’s popular culture.

Three of the four corners are occupied by some of Hollywood’s most significant architectural treasures to boot: the Taft Building, Equitable Building, and Broadway Building. These three highrises, each built in the 1920s to a height of 150 feet, the allowable limit of the time, are central to the history of the street. Their construction celebrated the financial health of Hollywood as it was becoming the “movie capital of the world.” The Taft (1923, architects Walker and Eisen, Classical Revival) was primarily an office building with ground floor retail. The Equitable (1929, Aleck Curlett, Gothic Art Deco) housed a bank and entertainment related offices; the Broadway, originally the BH Dyas Department Store, served the public with luxury goods (1927, Frederick Rice Dorn, Classical Revival; 1938 International style addition by John and Donald Parkinson). Its iconic rooftop sign remains today.

The land around the intersection was developed by the Taft, Beesemeyer, Christie, Stern, Strong and Palmer families. Originally devoted to agriculture, the area was later subdivided to take advantage of the new commercial possibilities presented by the burgeoning movie industry. The families determined to strengthen the eastern end of the Hollywood business district by promoting Vine Street as a major north-south artery running from the Los Angeles business district through Hollywood to the San Fernando Valley. Their Vine Street Improvement Association widened the street, adding curbs and sidewalks with the intent of forming a business and scenic route. Vine connected to the Cahuenga Pass via Yucca and Franklin at the northern end of the route, becoming Rossmore Ave as it proceeded south to Wilshire Blvd through Hancock Park.  

The architectural treasures clustered at Hollywood and Vine and the surrounding environs are no accident. While each is a stunning example of a particular architectural style and the work of significant architects of the day, the collection of structures as a whole are a testament to the larger vision of the city’s builders and developers, as well as those in the film industry whose profits further fueled construction efforts. The building’s varied styles were also no coincidence: certain styles came to personify certain functions – retail, entertainment, and finance.  

On the north side of the intersection, the area’s developers successfully secured a federal grant to build a post office. The building, demolished in the 1980s, was replaced by the Redbury Hotel (now hClub Los Angeles). S.H. Woodruff, one of the developers of Hollywoodland, in collaboration with the Tafts, financed the sophisticated Churrigueresque Hollywood Playhouse designed by Gogerty and Weyl next door at 1735 Vine. The playhouse served as a legitimate theater, later becoming home to Ken Murray’s Blackouts variety show. It’s currently known as the Avalon and continues as an entertainment venue to this day. Gogerty and Weyl also built another highrise just up the block in 1929 called the Yucca Vine Tower (6305 Yucca). The Art Deco structure almost literally points the way to the San Fernando Valley, as it is situated on that primary “Five Fingers” route connecting the Hollywood Commercial District to the Valley via the Cahuenga Pass. Twenty-five years later, Lou Naidorf of Welton Becket Associates, designed one of Hollywood’s most famous buildings of all, the Capitol Records Tower at 1750 Vine.  

On the southwest side, gentleman rancher Jacob Stern, who leased some of his property to filmmakers in 1912 in an effort to spark the film industry’s move to Hollywood, built the Plaza Hotel at 1637 Vine (1924, Walker and Eisen, Renaissance Revival). He also invested in the Vine Street Theater (now the Montalban Theater) at 1615 Vine. In 1925, Frank Strong and other investors secured the Stern property and replaced his Mission Revival residence with the BH Dyas highrise. “This advance from an orange orchard to a metropolitan business section in a little over five years was purely the result of intelligent cooperative effort,” said historian Edwin Palmer.  

The investments on Vine Street were matched on the adjacent blocks of Hollywood Boulevard. In 1929, Alexander Pantages hired B. Marcus Priteca to design an Art Deco masterpiece at 6233 Hollywood Blvd., just east of the Equitable Building. One of Hollywood’s most fabled “movie palaces”, the Pantages Theater continues to be one of the most vital legitimate theaters in Los Angeles today. West of Vine, Sardi’s Restaurant was designed by architect Rudolph Schindler to complement the Streamline Moderne Laemmle Building (1932, Richard Neutra) and the 12-story Beau Arts office Guaranty Building (1923, John C. Austin and Frederick Ashley), conveniently situated just a block from the other Hollywood and Vine highrises on the corner of Ivar.  

Today, new construction supplements this prestigious part of Hollywood’s historic core. The W Hotel and metro station complex surrounds the Taft Building to the east and south, encompassing the former location of the Brown Derby Hollywood restaurant, and a new parking structure separates the Plaza from the Montalban. Even with all the recent development, this historic intersection continues to showcase examples of architecture from Hollywood’s Golden Age, hopefully for several more generations to come.  

~ Christy McAvoy, Historic Hollywood Photographs

Sources: Bruce Torrence archives; E. O. Palmer History of Hollywood v.1 p. 224; HBCED NRHP nomination 1985.

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Things I want from Emmerdale in the next coming months.

- A big Christmas storyline/ dramatic episode: The past two years of Zak/Lisa/Joanie stuff was dull. The theory of a Christmas carol style with Robert/ the Sugdens actually made me let out a little wee so I hope it’s true.

- Robert eating disorder storyline: The more I see posts about it and think about it it’s just a brilliant idea!! Robert wth his control issues and eating being the only thing in his life he can control at the moment/ also Ryan hawley would smash it. ( he’d smash anything. He’s best actor in soap don’t you know) I think eating disorders in men is widely unheard of (even though it still very relevant) so bringing attention to it is great also award season - Danny Miller can still get awards with a supporting role in this story just like Charlotte has with Ashley’s dementia.

- A TRANSITION STORYLINE: im saying it louder for people in the back. Give us a transition story line, give us more LGBTQ characters since you’re killing them all off? Do it! Nobody else has done it? Also I don’t think emmerdale has never had a trans character? Corrie and hollyoaks have so step it up emmerdale.

- The acid attack storyline: it’s going to be brilliant if done well. They need to choose the character carefully, I imagine somebody who is leaving because it’s a lot to ask from the makeup team to keep up with those scars. It’s for award season, that’s obvious but it is a problem lately and it’s getting bigger and it will help so many people!! I really don’t want it to be a villager that does the attack tho ( my only request)

- A baby twist: Ok, so Moria having a Bun in the oven is a great twist.. if we didn’t guess it weeks ago?! I’m hoping for another twist, anything at this very moment, just something to make it a little bit more exciting than they sleep together, she has child at Christmas. This isn’t the nativity

- Robron Reunion: Come on, it’s what the fans want? It’s what the actors want? I’m hoping for a Christmas reunion with a little drama throw in. Maybe a Home Farm siege? Robert is took hostage (fits in with my Christmas and Lachlan killer storyline) I want Aaron coming to his rescue/realising how much he can’t loose him. Why is Robert always playing the hero jumping into rivers for rings in sinking cars??? Give me Aaron with a brick in his hand taking out Lachlan and a wet, soppy reunion.

- Lachlan serial killer: Enough said. Just a serial killer in general to be fair. I still talk about Richard Hillman and the iconic Gail platt line. And that was over 10 years ago! It’s been a while since Cameron Murray shook up the village and that village is so over populated at the moment. Where do some of these people even live??? How many bedrooms does butlers farm and the dingles have like?!