#Hari Seldon

[helenvader]

This is such a breath-taking shot...

[oldmanbracket]

Sexiest Old Man Tournament: Round 1

Who is hotter?

[spockvarietyhour]

Foundation "Long Ago, Not Far Away"

[brotherconstant]

Foundation 1.02 "Preparing to Live"

[volpestarks]

character development of (or rather, the development of how one perceives the character) Hari Seldon was one of my personal fave aspects of the show 😌

[laissezferre]

Here we are trying to save humanity and we can't even save the lives of the ones we love. You take the pain and the what-ifs, and you weave that into a narrative that propels you forward.

[juliettinlove]

What a pretty 💔

[joehills]

Isaac Asimov: the first five books of my Foundation series tell how one mathematician became a legend by predicting social forces at interplanetary scales.

Also Asimov: the 6th book will be a prequel about him being dunked on for months straight for not knowing liberal arts like at all. He gets owned so badly by experts in other fields that he repeatedly nearly dies. I’ll open each chapter with an excerpt from an encyclopedia written ten thousand years later that makes this period of Seldon’s life sound historically important and mysterious, but then the actual story is about how this moron doesn’t know the word “religious” or how to use an oven or clock. The novel will stress out the same types of readers who are bothered by It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia because if Craig Mazin, Charlie Day, and Megan Ganz wrote an episode called “Dennis invents Psychohistory” that work would be functionally identical to this novel to all but the shrewdest of branch managers of a regional paper company. While this novel is a prequel, it will advance readers’ understanding of the Foundation setting as ineffective Trantorian leaders trip over themselves trying to capture Seldon, while he continuously fails upward like Bill Murray in the film The Man Who Knew too Little so preposterously and frequently that it will become inescapably thematically clear that his Foundation can only inevitably do the same. I expect this will be a great comfort to readers.

Me: huh, that was a choice.

[seldonhari]

Jared Harris in Foundation (2021-)

2.05 The Sighted and the Seen

[freddiecorleone]

ALL EMPIRES FALL!

FOUNDATION: SEASON 2 (2023)

[cannibalspicnic]

My friend was watching Foundation and I'm trying to use Jared Harris to lure her into watching The Terror.

[fuwbuki]

"Russia has no good generals. The only exception is Bagration." 

Pyotr Bagration (just imagine theres also chair and table)

Dmitry Shostakovich

This ones so stupid im sorry

JFKs "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech but in animal crossing? (i know the implication with the donut is not historically accurate but still... this ones even more stupid)

Charcoal Jared Harris as Hari Seldon i picked bc i wanted to practise beard, but kinda messed up his nose lol

[philtrashnumberunus]

i collect Jared Harris roles like pokemon cards. like silly bands. i’m trading them on the playground. one valery legasov is equal to two severuses plus six goatee smokers. i’ll give you four hari seldons AND one king george vi for your francis crozier.

[brotherconstant]

Foundation 1.06 "Death and the Maiden" 2.09 "Long Ago, Not Far Away"

[multifangirll]

Hari Seldon my love

[kitschkicks]

<3 <3 <3 my savage, manipulative, highly motivated problematic faves

Endlessly watchable, terrifying when roused, morally flexible... kinda hot ngl.