#Ben Gavin

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The Devil Comes to Kansas City

The Devil Comes to Kansas City (2023) #MichaelPBlevins #BenGavin #KirkFox #JimOHeir #MazJobrani #KevinPorter Mehr auf:

Jahr: 2023 (Oktober) Genre: Krimi / Drama Regie: Michael P. Blevins Hauptrollen: Ben Gavin, Kirk Fox, Jim O’Heir, Maz Jobrani, Kevin Porter, Chris Bylsma, Makenzie Sims, Danielle Ricci, Sebastian Carl Smith, Lauren Francesca, Ari Bavel, Eric Staves, Jeremy Harbin … Filmbeschreibung: Paul Wilson ist ein liebevoller Vater und Ehemann, der auf seiner Farm in Iowa gerade so über die Runden kommt.…

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The DPD trying to make Gavin look up from his phone.

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Sooo…KlavRyan/KlavDar/DaryKlav????

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I love Midsomer Murders. every episode contains a forbidden love, gruesome murders, silly moments between Barnaby's wife and the DC, and at least one local pub

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Right Midsomer Murders fans!

You end up in the Midsomer Murders universe, what is your foolproof strategy to make sure you do not get murdered?

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DBH Characters When Somebody Knocks On The Bathroom Door

Seen this meme done before, but wanted to do it with just the human characters.

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Ben shapiro ass line

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A TikTok from bwaysho of the line outside Gavin Creel’s memorial, including Jonathan standing with Gideon Glick.

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THE ACCOUNTANT DIR. GAVIN O'CONNOR • 2016

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I'm your brother. I've always had your back. You don't call him, you call me. // Mom needed you. I needed you. You were my big brother and you bailed on me.

WARRIOR (2011) dir. Gavin O'Connor THE ACCOUNTANT (2016) dir. Gavin O'Connor

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Finishing up season 13 with my parents & we were wondering, is there a reason why after Troy leaves that Barnaby does most of the driving? We just realized that he does most of the driving working with Jones and we think with Scott as well.

Good catch!!

Here's one of my fav bits of Midsomer trivia: John Hopkins who played Troy's successor Dan Scott could barely drive when he started on the show. He says they actually had to write him into the passenger seat.

But hey it works for the characters. Driving is such a Troy bit, Troy is so bad at it, it's a classic. It feels natural to have driving arrangements change when he leaves. Also Troy has a different dynamic with Tom than any of the other sergeants. Troy is Tom's personal assistant, Tom's errand boy, Tom's nanny and handler and bodyguard and he is Tom's chauffeur.

To which Scott says fuck no.

Scott is much more than just Troy's successor. Much to Tom's horror and delight, Scott will not be pressed into the same role and the non-driving underlines that.

By the time Jones comes in and takes over from Scott, he doesn't have to do the same kind of heavy lifting to get Tom off his hierarchics. Jones still drives a lot?? But it's not because Tom is a passenger princess and his boss. It's not an automatic thing like with Troy.

I feel with late era Tom there are some Nettles-isms too. Little nods to the actor. John Nettles has a thing for cars so having Tom drive more might have been an organic development too.

Anyway love that you're watching Midsomer with your parents and nerding out about it as a family💕💕

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Shout out to me and the three other Midsomer Murders blogs for keeping the fandom alive. Let's Go guys keep up the good work 💪💪💪💪💪💪

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Gavin Does the Full Bullpen

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Poor Jeffrey having to deal with his silly little assholes from Homicide. Ben is chill at least :v

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does nick hendrix have something in his contract about needing shirtless scenes because none of the other midsomer sergeants are this good at taking their clothes off

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I used to watch a lot of midsomer murders when I was 12/13 years old, absolutely loved this show, especially the old episodes back then. Now I've genuinely forgotten almost everything from the old episodes because in the recent years I've only watched the newer ones. I remember some bits but I have no idea if they actually happened in the show because some of them seem like a fever dream:

1) all the incest drama? Like in my memory incest stories were a reoccurring thing and there were like 5 episodes at least. I still remember this one about pianists where this man raped his daughter and tried to rape his granddaughter too to spread his pianist-genius genes??

2) someone was murdered with a giant cheese block?

3) Someone was murdered with a pitchfork but in a way that made it look almost comical.

4) The first episode with John barnaby where someone was beheaded in a ghost train. And the murderer was a skinny woman who absolutely didn't look like she'd be able to do that. She even beheaded another person and then placed the head on a nightstand, the rest of the body in the bed. A burglar found the body as he broke into the house and it was made even scarier because there was a thunderstorm. Crazy episode

5) Jones once fell in the mud and said to Barnaby that he would have to change before continuing work but Barnaby just said there's wet wipes in the car (please tell me this actually happened)

6) Sadly I don't remember a lot from the older sergeants, I remember Troy and how he was bad at driving and I remember Jones a little but forgot everything about Scott? I've seen like 2 episodes with him and forgot what he was like.

7) A suspect once gave Tom Barnaby a weed brownie? lmao

8) Troy and Barnaby interviewing a suspect and this person gave them some weird drink and Barnaby said sth like "don't drink it!" to Troy (who was about to drink it) and then they poured it into a plant?

9) There was a lot of sexual stuff in the older episodes and lots of naked old people.

10) this sort of theater group of teenagers who played a prank on their instructor and had one of the girls (who was like 15) pretend to be interested in him and then he got mad when he found out it was a prank. Because he was actually interested in this underaged girl

11) There was a wine fest or something where people came and tried different wines (or was it apple cider?) and then everyone got sick (including barnaby) because there was a body in the wine barrel.

I know there were lots of crazy murder methods, but I don't remember more :(

What's crazy tho is that I used to think this show was very realistic, and all these things happened in reallife 😭