#David Garcia

[axllyaq]

twdg shitpost made by me

(I can draw better drawings , I promise)

[molotovgrifter]

"a new frontier is the worst season"

[babygirlbenpaul]

women who are girlfriends

women who are boyfriends

men who are boyfriends

men who are girlfriends

[adoredmarigold]

one lies, one tells the truth, and one is just some guy

[twdgarcias]

those big brown garcia eyes 🤎🧋

[nudesnoises]

David Garcia

[fox-from-fairytale]

Thanks to the Garcias, even in the apocalypse Clementine had the possibility to experience that awkward moment when you're at your friend house and his family starts arguing

[fandomphantomfreak]

[h3llcat01]

MY BISEXUAL MAN MY MAN MY MAN

I need to update tumblr oh my god

THE WALKING DEAD GAME SPOILERS BY THE WAY

Im gonna say smth wild abt Kate but I dont like Kate... I did not like what she did at the end of the game when she said that stuff abt Javi and her (I prefer Javi and Kate NOT dating because thats Javis older brothers girlfriend and Javi in my opinion isnt interested in her cuz of that, its a dick move imo like even if David wasnt around for a while, still though dude.)

Me personally i think she started the fight with Javi and David cuz that whole "I cant believe I liked either of you!!" Was out of pocket as hell

Shes not my fav, and I dislike her a lot, but she is an okay character and such. Jus sometimes she gets me so MAD.

[countesspetofi]

Today in the Department of Before They Were Star Trek Stars, Leonard Nimoy guest stars in "The Tiburcio Mendez Story," episode 26 of the fourth season of Wagon Train (original air date March 22, 1961). If you're playing along at home, you probably remember that Gene Roddenberry originally pitched Star Trek to the studio as “Wagon Train to the stars.”

Nimoy plays Joachin Delgado, the protégé and future son-in-law of the titular character. Mendez is the leader of a ragtag group of Californios who were displaced fifteen years earlier when the United States annexed California at the end of the Mexican-American War, and the Gold Rush brought a wave of prospectors and settlers west into the new territory. They've been living rough in the hills at the edge of the desert and robbing the occasional wagon train, partly to survive and partly to try to stem the tide of Anglo settlers.

A magistrate traveling with the wagon train believes he can get the group's original land grants restored to them if the individual members who actively committed the robberies agree to turn themselves in and stand trial. Seeing how his people, especially the children born in exile, are suffering from the harsh life in hiding, Mendez agrees to the plan. But the younger men, led by the hot-headed Delgado, resolve to stay and keep fighting.

Armed conflict breaks out between the two sides, and Mendez is fatally wounded. In tears at the deathbed of his surrogate father, Delgado promises to take Mendez's place as leader of the reunited group and see them back to California to reclaim their land.

Other Trek Connections:

This episode was written by Gene L. Coon, one of the Founding Fathers of Star Trek. He wrote or co-wrote 13 episodes of The Original Series and produced 33. Working closely with Roddenberry and Justman, he introduced such elements as as the Klingons, the United Federation of Planets, and the Prime Directive into the Trek lore.

Tiburcio Mendez is played by Nehemiah Persoff, who also played the delightfully bitchy Palor Toff in the Next Generation episode “The Most Toys.”

[bourbonificould]

If our favorite little guys and girls were on Twitter

[connorswhisk]

TWDG fans if you would like to request some writing from me i’d go nuts /pos

i’ll write ship but i also love gen fics, i’m personally into angst but if you want fluff then i’ll fluff it up lol. my faves are clem/lee/kenny/vi/aj/javi but i honestly enjoy every character in the games (to a certain extent lol) and would love to write abt any of them! my ao3 is connorswhisk if y’all wanna see my previous TWDG fics🙃

[garciafamlover500]

Guys...

You guys...

Do yall see my vision??

[babygirlbenpaul]

no words in the english language can describe how much i love paul lingard

[adoredmarigold]

can you guess which season is my fav

[twdgarcias]

I love this scene so much.

This is truly the only scene where we can talk to David. See who he truly is inside. Away from the apocalypse, the death, all of the rage he has. This and the “te quiero” ending.

Seeing him when he’s calm, talking about something he’s passionate about. How he wants to change. It makes me love him more than I already do. Not many people believe he has a good heart, but I do. I hope at least some people can see that, even underneath all of the shit he has buried inside of him.