#Avadeb

[scre6m]

I told you, you're just like me. HACKS (2021— )

[anniemunchkins]

They are insane.

[redundantharpoons]

finally watching Hacks and it’s every dynamic I could wish for in one

[inadequate-nefelibata]

I told you, you're just like me.

HACKS (2021) S2.E2 ∙ Quid Pro Quo | S3.E9 ∙ Bulletproof

[itrygraphics]

so i made a little something…

[lesbianlovelife]

OKAY WE KNOW HANNAH SHIPS IT

[naughterful]

“And when you share a sense of humor with someone, it's like finding someone who speaks your own, you know, private little language. And you make each other better.”

[gonkaccino]

Season 4 hope/prediction: Deb's show is solid, zero issues, runs flawlessly with great ratings, but her personal life is completely eroding. We start with her discovering Marcus is leaving, and it culminates in DJ going into labor right before a taping. Deb chooses the show. When it's over, and she finally flies to Vegas, it's too late -- Aiden's not letting her in because he loves his wife too much to let DJ get into a shouting match with her mom right after giving birth, and instead takes the brunt of Deb's wrath, with her making excuses and talking about how they used her money for IVF, and anyway, DJ's fine, so who cares if she wasn't there? Kathy's in the room with DJ and the baby (DJ's the closest she has to a daughter, after all) and Deb leaves too furious to think about how badly she's hurt her family.

She heads back to her Vegas mansion -- empty, obviously, Josefina and the dogs would be in LA -- and pops open a bottle of wine. Alone. Completely alone. Can't call Marty, she has no friends, the closest she's got would be Kiki and wouldn't that be embarrassing, calling your poker dealer to talk about your feelings --

and then Ava's there. She got the news about DJ's labor, she got the story from Aiden (who was distraught, by the way, man's too much of a sweetheart for Vance drama), a spare key from Damian (happy to pawn that off on her, though if it isn't returned promptly he's taking legal action) and has arrived just in time to see the Deborah Vance having a breakdown the likes of which no one thought physically possible. Crying gives you wrinkles, you know. But Ava has to be here. She's the physical embodiment of a lesson Deb never truly learned: you don't have to like someone to love them.

In my imaginary fantasy land that I am concocting this would then subsequently lead into them fucking nasty but I understand that this may be a step too far for the surprisingly large number of very normal people who watch this show and would forgive JPL for not taking it that far. However I do believe they should fuck about it and let Ava take the reigns in their relationship while they see how many of Deb's bridges they can un-burn.

[tvmilfs]

oh my god?????

[djkerr]

Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder at the HBO Max Emmy Nominee Celebration Panel for "Hacks".

NYA East | Los Angeles, California | August 11, 2024

📷 cred Michael Buckner/Variety via Getty Images

[scre6m]

It's called a human relationship and, sorry, but we have one. HACKS (2021— ) S01E10 | S03E09

[anniemunchkins]

I have never related to a character more...

[inadequate-nefelibata]

Oh, you know you can't go on thinking nothing's wrong Who's gonna drive you home tonight? ∙ Drive by The Cars

Ava Daniels and Deborah Vance ∙ HACKS (2021)

[itrygraphics]

the mornings at the cheesecake factory i guess

[lesbianlovelife]

Hannah stalking Jean on set gives me life ♥️

[naughterful]

“Never trust a hug. It's just a way to hide your face.”