#Exactly which series and episodes

[don-dake]

Standard Chinese:

「��們說Victor和林國富好像有勾結。」

Spoken Cantonese:

「佢哋話呢…Victor同林國富好似有啲景轟喔。」

第八集

Standard Chinese:

「蔣兆年在生意上和很多人有過節。」

Spoken Cantonese:

「蔣兆年喺生意上便同好多人有牙齒印㗎！」

第十四集

《隱形怪傑》 (1997)

新詞：景轟 (ging2 gwang2)，牙齒印 (ngaa4 ci2 jan3)

[mooni]

murder drones you absolute flaming trainwreck of a series i fucking love you sm <33

[jujutsustraycats]

I realize I have a very specific type in people thanks to Karasu

[mariocki]

A young Christopher Lee guest stars as dastardly Larry Spence - a rising star in the world of journalism, turned blackmailer and then murderer - in The Vise: The Final Column (1.16, ABC, 1955); the episode wasn't seen in the UK until 1963, as part of ITV drama anthology Tension

[soldierboys]

what if i go back to my supernatural rewatch

[stormyoceans]

What is p'aof pulls a bad buddy and morkday kiss within the 5th ep??? WHAT IF????

But also what if not? Because he has a tendency to not really focus on the kiss and only use it when it is of importance y'know? What do you think?

CONSIDERING THAT NEXT EPISODE WE'RE ALREADY GETTING THE CHANGING ROOM SCENE WHICH I THOUGHT WAS GONNA HAPPEN WAY FURTHER DOWN THE ROAD I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT ANYMORE

im really not excluding anything at this point, but personally i've always thought that mork and day's first kiss would happen in songkhla, and even if the progress in their relationship is happening much faster than i originally expected, i still believe songkhla is when things between them are actually going to change. maybe it's because in my head i still have that scene from the mock trailer where mork asks day if he has now seen everything he wanted and day answers "one more picture" before going in for a kiss: i feel like p'aof may have readapted that moment, but that the essence of it is still gonna be in the show, so if i had to give a time frame i think their first kiss is gonna happen at the end of episode 9 (right before day completely loses his sight)

it's also because, like you said, p'aof isn't one to make his characters kiss without purpose: to him kisses are narrative tools that always need to happen for a reason. there's also a whole history of nature and 'out of town trips' being used to symbolize freedom and change and clarity that p'aof himself often uses in his shows and that would work as a perfect set up for mork and day's first kiss, so yeah, IM A MORKDAY FIRST KISS IN SONGKHLA TRUTHER

as long as it makes sense in morkday's journey and doesn't feel rushed, tho, i definitely wouldn't mind if it happened earlier!!!!! (i mean it might kill me for good because i wouldn't be psychologically emotionally spiritually mentally or physically ready for it, but i wouldn't mind sfjskgfjsg)

[kaythefloppa]

I always point out Bunk’d on the list of shows with a terrible finale (since S3 was supposed to be the last but it effectively did kill the quality of the show) but having watched the final episodes of Bunk’d that aired last night, I can now actually reaffirm that its ending is shit.

Because oh my god is it shit.

[cloudbends]

well. (Bashes my head into the wall over and over again)

[likehandlingroses]

AMC’s IWTV…could be TV show adaptation of all time but also!!

[volfoss]

im really sorry we are about to be on me being annoying about game of thrones lockdown for like. a while. so sorry

[hermajestytak]

Since Invader Zim debuted with The Nightmare Begins on March 30, 2001, we as a fandom celebrate Zim's birthday every March 30th

IF you also headcanon that The Nightmare Begins takes place on March 30th (since it doesn't have a specific day, month, or even season that it takes place), then that adds a couple of fun things:

The Great Assigning for Operation Impending Doom 2 took place on Zim's birthday (no wonder he was so entitled)

Zim and GIR both have the same birthday

Zim's mission and GIR could be seen as birthday gifts from The Tallest

[nachosncheezies]

just thought if they had aired never again before leonard betts, as written and intended, there is almost certainly a not-so-small proportion of people who would still conclude that scully's night with ed was about her illness bc There's A Tumor In Her Head And That Must Be Making Her Act Crazy; Ain't That Great Foreshadowing

[citrusandbergamot]

The opening episode of trigun is actually perfect. 10/10. No notes.

[silvershewolf247]

Saw the promo for next week, looks like Chuckys doing a soul transfer. So my "Chuckys possessing the president" prediction might come through

[mariocki]

Mike Pratt makes a fleeting appearance as Detective Sergeant Peters, investigating a double shooting (and getting nothing from McGill) in Man in a Suitcase: Variation on a Million Bucks - Part One (1.4, ITC, 1967)

[sassy-cass-16]

audhdbgsdhehHOLY SHIT YESSSSSSS

OK, but I love that Essek might be appearing in the Mighty Nein series before he meets the Nein! It's not just me wanting More Essek (though I do) or wanting to see more of what was going on with his dealings with the Assembly (which I also do). I think this could be super fucking interesting from a narrative construction standpoint.

Because I cannot see how you can include Essek from early in the series and not make it clear to the audience that he's the Dynasty traitor loooong before the Nein find out. Essek having stolen the beacons will not be a surprise. It looks to me like the cast are swapping out surprise for a fuckton of suspense. (Suspense vs surprise was explained to me when I was studying narrative structure as 'surprise is when a bomb goes off that the audience didn't know was there. Suspense is when they see the bomb being placed and have to sit there begging the characters to realise it's there.' In this analogy, Essek is the bomb.)

When we watched C2, the question was is Essek the traitor? In the M9 show, the question for new watchers will be when will the Nein realise that Essek is the traitor? When Essek meets the Nein, the countdown starts ticking; people will know that he is a danger. He is manipulating them. He is going to hurt them. Will the Nein realise before it's too late? But then Essek starts really befriending them, showing more of his loneliness and vulnerability, and... I think the mood will shift. Oh, shit, he really cares about them, doesn't he? What will the Nein do if they find out? Do I even want them to find out? What if they reject him and it makes him worse? He can't keep this up much longer, this is unbearable, they're going to find out - OH FUCK THEY'RE FINDING OUT -

It's such a fascinating choice and I think it goes to show that adaptation is an art form in itself! The actual events in the world will be the same, or at least very similar, but a new format means you can show those events in a totally new way and create a completely different tone! Narrative structure is the fucking coolest! I'm so excited for this show!