#Dave Hanson

[real-odark]

the next time my brother says "i know a movie" i will not be watching. what the Hell is this

[statisticalcats2]

Since there actually seems to be a bit of a Killer Klowns fandom now, I'm gonna turn this into a poll!

So in my pondering of the throuple forming in the movie, I've come to the conclusion that Dave already knew he liked guys. I can't decide for Mike though, so I'm asking the masses.

[wonderneverlandsystem]

If you think either of these men are straight I will personally find you and drag you down to hell for being so fuckin wrong.

[charactersmashorpass-2]

"i have a thing for blondes and he survived the klownzilla!!!"

[caspertheconfused]

for your Dave needs

[firefly-creepy]

"Flesh and Bones" by Dave Hanson

[thisbarbi3isobs3ss3d]

I got to meet him!! He was so nice and friendly! 🚔🤡🎪🍿

John Allen Nelson as ‘Dave Hansen’ in

Killer Klowns from Outer Space (1988)

[y2kmagazines]

What’s your favorite music genre? (YM, November 1997)

[richiesosilly]

Mike and Debbie will be in the killer klowns game 😸 where’s Dave 😺

(If they don’t add him too I’m gonna lose my mind they’re an iconic TRIO where is DAVE bro 😿)

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

December 7, 2021

Mr. Hanson: There is a lot of good stuff in this bill, I agree, a lot of really good stuff. I thank the minister for the amendment that he put forward yesterday, but this one little piece just goes above and beyond. Because of that, I will be voting in favour of this referral amendment, and if that fails, I will be voting against this bill. I have to stand up in the House and vote against my own colleagues and my own party.

I ask all of my colleagues to look within yourself and see if you’re happy with the fact that somebody can buy a membership on your behalf and you don’t even know about it. They don’t have to get your consent. You’re happy with that? Right here – I’ll be happy to table it at the next session; I’ll table a copy of the UCP membership application form – where it specifies that you authorized the purchase of this membership . . .

Some Hon. Members: Exactly.

Mr. Hanson: All right. So why can’t we accept a simple little amendment like that? We could have had it. [interjections]

The Speaker: Order. Order. Order.

Mr. Hanson: Thank you. That, folks, is the reason for my frustration tonight. Again I apologize for the bit of an outburst I had, but when I saw what was happening, the interference with the process – time allocation is one thing. Time allocation is one thing, but when members of cabinet stand up and filibuster the whole process, it’s embarrassing to me. I was absolutely embarrassed to witness that, and I’m very disappointed that I couldn’t get this simple amendment put across

[statisticalcats2]

You guys wanna hear a silly Killer Klowns smut idea?

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Sex pollen trope from those pies in the final shot.

[queerliblib]

Hey there! You've probably gotten asks for reccomendations like this before, but I was wondering if you had any queer detective (or detective-like) book recommendations? Preferably with like, PI stuff and not actually police detectives? if thats possible. because acab. like Sherlock Holmes vibes but. gay(er)

you know, we actually haven’t gotten that one before. acab my friend! but shit I’ll be honest, I’m not a mystery or detective reader at all so this is not my strong suit. howmstever I have solicited other folks on the QLL team to weigh in for this one.

we do have a mysteries list in our Genre Fiction Guide! so I’d absolutely recommend checking that out. for specific titles though:

The Mimicking of Known Successes by Malka Older. a "cozy holmsian murder mystery & sapphic romance set on jupiter"

The Undetectables by Courtney Smyth. “be gay, solve crime, take naps”

Scorched Grace by Margot Douaihy. instead of a cop, the investigator is a chain-smoking, heavily tattooed, queer nun

The Adventures of Isabel Candas Jane Dorsey by features a queer, nameless, amateur detective

we also don’t have these two yet, but one member of our team recommends the Dave Brandstetter Series by Joseph Hanson, “old, cheesy, very fun”, and another the Evander Mills series by Lev A.C. Rosen

[rpfshippingpolls]

⚠️ DON’T START DISCOURSE ABOUT RPF IN THE NOTES!! YOU WILL BE BLOCKED IF YOU DO SO ⚠️

Do you ship it?

“they've made a lot of jokes about wanting to kiss eaxhother and generally love eachother a lot”

EDIT: HIS NAME IS DAN WHOOPSIES 💀

[scarletwitchie2]

Dave Hanson FB

Excellent photography.

[breadnbutterplz]

Tmc Aesthetic AU characters REMADE

Mark Heathcliff: Dreamcore

Cesar Torres: Cottagecore

Adam Murray: Snakecore

Jonah Marshall: Decora

Thatcher Davis: Traumacore

Ruth Weaver: Recoverycore

Dave Lee: Techcore

Sarah Heathcliff: Lo-fi Girl

Evelyn Miller: Stimwave

Melodie Heathcliff/OC: Vaporwave

Bell Cortez/OC: Drizzlecore

Matilda Whitlock/OC: Cannibalcore

Jade Hanson/OC:Citypop

Audrey Adams/OC: Pastel Gore

Michael Scott/OC:kidscore

Stephanie Madden/OC: hypercore

Hunter Adams/OC: Anemoiacore

Magnolia Adams: Bloomcore

Gabriel: Liminal Space

Toonbriel: AngelCore

Intruder: Nostalgiacore

Six: Webcore

N:Weirdcore

Faceless girl: anonymouscore

Preacher: Sacredcore

Alt Cesar: Rotcore

Alt Thatcher: Partycore

Alt Ruth: Sleepycore

Alt Mark: Lostcore

Alt Evelin: After hours

Jonny: Plushcore

[glassprism]

I don't know if you've answered this question before, but do you have favorite Phantom/Christine pairings?

I have answered it before, but not too recently, so maybe it's time to make a big ole updated masterpost of all my favorites as of now!

Keep in mind that if a name isn't on here, it doesn't mean they're not a favorite or whatever, it might just mean I never saw them with a Phantom or Christine I particularly liked (e.g. Gina Beck is an all-time favorite but she's not on here because I never really saw her opposite a Phantom I also really enjoyed) or I preferred a slightly different pairing (e.g. I really liked Franc D'Ambrosio with Lisa Vroman but I slightly preferred the latter with Brad Little). And there may be one or two where I could not decide at all (e.g. do I prefer Kelly Mathieson with David Thaxton or Josh Piterman? I can't tell!). Anyway, here they are:

Michael Crawford/Sarah Brightman - The OG cast. It can't be helped, they both had such unique takes on the role and it makes them one of the most memorable pairings for me.

Dave Willetts/Jan Hartley Morris - His rougher take on the mold that Crawford left vs. Jan Hartley Morris's old-school, classical Christine is a winner.

Mikael Samuelson/Elisabeth Berg - I love Samuelson's slightly harsher vocals compared to Berg's operatic tones.

Alexander Goebel/Luzia Nistler - Goebel is eerie, ghostly, and unhinged at the end; Nistler has a lovely classical voice and a scared, slightly naive take on her Christine. It fits well.

Davis Gaines/Tracy Shayne - Gaines is commanding, sensual, elegant; Shayne is innocent but with a touch of maturity that brings a certain uniqueness to the role.

Saulo Vasconcelos/Irasema Terrazas - Hands! I think both were allowed a lot of freedom in the role and it's great.

Hans Peter Janssens/Ineke van Klinken - Janssens is both very nuts and very sad while van Klinken is a reserved yet steely-willed Christine who is more than a match for him.

Ian Jon Bourg/Alison Kelly - Bourg is good with so many Christines, but I loved Alison Kelly's feistiness.

Michael Nicholson/Olivia Safe - Just a fascinating pairing, and they were both understudies!

Yoon Young Seok/Hye Kyoung Lee - It didn't matter that both were speaking Korean, they were so emotional that I felt like I understood every aspect of their performance.

Brad Little/Lisa Vroman - Kind of mentioned above, but I love how well these two act together.

Hugh Panaro/Julie Hanson - Hugh Panaro is a sarcastic jokester of a man and it makes you really feel for Julie Hanson's child-like Christine at the end of the show.

Gary Mauer/Elizabeth Southard - A real-life married E/C couple brings all the chemistry!

Earl Carpenter/Rachel Barrell - Barrell is also really good with JOJ, and more spirited around him, but I love Earl Carpenter more.

John Cudia/Jennifer Hope Wills - Oh the sparks these two brought to the role! Cudia was scary and dominating but JHW was absolutely able to hold her own against him.

Simon Pryce/Julie Goodwin - The voices of these two!

Marcus Lovett/Anna O'Byrne - Leroux-accuracy heaven.

Jeremy Stolle/Samantha Hill - Again, I've seen these two give fantastic performances with multiple performers, but I really do love what they bring to the show together.

Tomas Ambt Kofod/Sibylle Glosted - Very detailed, nuanced performances in a production that was full of it.

Jonathan Roxmouth/Meghan Picerno - There was fire between these two! Roxmouth was intent on bending Christine to his will but Picerno was so fiercely independent that you knew he could never succeed.

Jeon Dong Seok/Son Ji-soo - JDS is a swoon-worthy Phantom while SJS brought lovely expressions to the role.

And I'm sure there are many others...