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Love ships where its like some guy with autism and his special interest is his wife

[harveyguillensource]

Polaroids behind the scenes of the WWDITS series finale, courtesy of Kayvan.

[parttimesarah]

This video Harvey shared is so stinkin’ cute!

[anxietycheesecake]

As 1# wwdits hater, please be kind to the actors! Especially Harvey, who as a gay man probably was given the absolute chore of validating every bad decision they made, particularly regarding nandermo. Reading the interviews they didn't do at gunpoint, I can tell no one was on board with anything that happened, but even then I know I don't have to remind you they don't have any saying on how the show is written (although they most likely would have done a better job).

Like, Kristen is so clearly pissed they didn't give the Guide anything to do. Matt and Natasia wish they had more scenes together. Harvey is back on his gay fanart sharing bs and Kayvan is once again writing smut in his mind (as if they had ever stopped if they had a choice lol). They're all as mad as us, possibly more. No one could have loved this show more than the people putting their hearts into every performance and prolonging it's success for longer than the writing deserved. Let's not add salt to the wound and just assume anything weird they have to say is a contractual obligation.

[weakformemo]

I've seen a lot of negativity about the finale because the characters didn't grow or never got closure. I disagree because they actually got what they wanted at the beginning of the season.

Colin got a new friend in the monster.

Laszlo successfully created life with Colin's help and worked through his insecurity issues with Nadja.

Nadja improved her understanding of humans, and that was proven in episode 11 because she knew what Guillermo was going through and wanted to help him.

The Guide was finally accepted into the pod.

Guillermo accepted he belongs with the vampires and Nandor recognized him as an equal not only in words but in actions.

Nandor got Guillermo by his side again and did all the work himself to prove Guillermo his commitment to their equal partnership.

All of them are stupid and jerks, but that's who they are and why I watched six seasons of their shenanigans. That's why I'll keep creating adventures for them when all the haters are long gone.

[artemisblock]

How we feeling post finale?

[hikarielizabethbloom]

What I really love about the wwdits finale:

Characters were all about nothing ever changes, everything stays the same.

But we, the audience, know that's not true.

Laszlo's finally succeeded in creating his monster because this time he wasn't doing it alone. He had help.

Colin may joke about his old found family, but we know that he loves his new one and is loved in return.

Nadja spent the whole ep trying to make Guillermo feel better. (to me NadjaxGuillermo will forever be the best thing of wwdits)

Nandor built a forking lair and he made sure that everything fit Guillermo's needs.

Guillermo got to choose his own destiny and fuck expectations.

Hell, the Guide is now part of the vamily as well.

So yes, some things changed. Not everything because they're still fucking immortal vampires.

And I also like the implications that maybe what we saw is not the all truth but a version of it. The one that's most suitable for the documentary.

And also the implications that, without the cameras, Nandor and Guillermo are probably doing it like rabbits.

[jaypentaghast]

What We Do In The Shadows, Season 6 Episode 11 ("The Finale")

Bonus 💃:

[your-mums-nuts]

Cannot believe they let this GAY DORK change the narrative

[antisocial-cheesepuff]

the real tragedy of wwdits s6 is that we didn’t get to hear nandor say “fucking guy” one last time

[anney-baker]

VAMILY 🧛🧛🧛🧑‍🦲🧑‍🏫| Part I - Nadja

[nationmckinleyscorset]

Wwdits character bingo!

Inspired by @caylachildofhades if you haven't played their Laszlo bingo go do that now

Tags me if you take part!

They include both positives and negative just fyi

Just realised I fucked up The Guide's and put the same thing twice but hey I'll live

[resident-sean-expert]

If Nadja has the right to threaten her husband by chasing him with a sword, I think Laszlo would have had the right to threaten Nadja with a scalpel during episode 6 after her dumb comment "Uh, I thought you quite liked being spanked."

[danepopfrippery]

The eclipse scene wouldve been a great ep. Remember Guillermo’s proto vamp sweat blocking out sun rays? Godssss what a storyline to never mention again

Harvey shared behind-the-scenes peeks at WWDITS Season 6!

[edgelord-img]

I don’t want to hear about the finale anymore… just show me fanfic and fanart pls

[murfpersonalblog]

My 2 Cents on the WWDITS Finale - 9/10

I LOVE WWDITS, but ngl I didn't care much for Season 6. I barely laughed, and found most of the eps depressing. I was hoping for more overarching plot threads, and felt disappointed & my expectations were too high. I loved S5, but I think the "plot" ended there, and S6 felt all over the place--which I guess was the point. As such, I LOVED the finale, cuz of this right here:

Jerry's introduction and the 1950s footage cemented that these silly vampires are perfectly fine doing the same thing they've always done for all eternity.

On the one hand, they are stuck in their ways, from their outdated clothes to their accents to their hobbies--even Colin Robinson, the most modern one of them all, is trapped in a perpetual 100-yr loop and never remembers anything that happened in his past lives (unless he checks the archives he's hermetically sealed in his basement vault).

However, the bit about them having learned nothing at all was a red herring. Cuz ALL of these vamps actually HAVE grown & learned a great deal.

Laszlin's Monster--a creature with real emotions & a heart/soul, who is WELCOME in their family--is right there watching footage of Laszlo's previous failed attempts to create life from death. Laszlo AND Nadja are visibly cringing at how disastrous Laszlo's experiments used to be. But S4-S6 gave us the beautiful Laszlo-Colin partnership. Laszlin's Monster says "I LOVE BOTH MY FATHERS, NOW KISS."

Laszlo had been doing everything by himself and failed--it was only once he got off his high horse and finally accepted help from Colin (the person he'd once looked down, then had to RAISE as his father in S4) that he finally achieved a scientific miracle. Laszlo & Colin have been my fave characters this entire series, and it paid off BIG TIME.

Nadja's arc was more of her coming full circle as the only sensible vampire in the room, with very simple yet perfectly effective solutions for all the knots they (AND we the viewers) tangle ourselves in:

She does the exact same quick problem-solving in the pilot--which the finale's end credits even show the vamps watching old footage of--when Nandor's blabbing about hygiene, and Nadja's bored out of her skull (cuz she knows they can just label their corpses with Sharpies):

And ofc the "perfect" solution leads to the elephant in the room: Nandermo.

IMO Guillermo was most interesting as a vampire slayer. His character arc bored/irritated me the most whenever he DID get overly ambitious--trying to lead the Vampiric Council through manipulating Nandor in S3; and working at Canon Capital in S6. I was happy to see him & his cousin team up to save the vamps in 6x9, cuz that's literally what Memo's best at, cuz he IS a killer--of vamps. I actually WANTED a whole season with Nandermo cosplaying as Batman & Robin--it's so effing adorable!

Memo THINKS he wants bigger & better things, and maybe he would've thrived as a full time analyst at Canon Capital--but is that what he REALLY wanted? Ofc not! He's gleeful like a little kid at Xmas when Nandor lets him finally sit in his coffin.

Cuz even though Memo's matured & grown enough to realize that BEING a vampire literally sucks, he still loves the ALLURE of vampires. He's THRILLED to finally be allowed to sit with Nandor in his coffin, and is IMPRESSED/AMAZED that there really is an underground lair. He's STILL that kid from the pilot in love with being Antonio Banderas' Armand from Interview with the Vampire!

Nandor has always been the Marius to Guillermo's Armand. The promise of adventure & excitement is still there in the end. The finale's a whole NEW beginning for Nandermo, and Memo's happy as a clam to follow Nandor's lead on a new series of hijinks in the secret lair. Like he tells Nandor: "You'll ALWAYS be 'Master' to me."

IMO, the one who's MOST stuck on his ways & never changing is Memo. Season after season he leaves & comes back; even in the finale he fakes like he'll never see Nandor again just to give the film crew good "closure" footage. So I reckon he's gonna grow old in that house, cuz he can't ever bring himself to leave for long--he needs them as much as they need him, codependency at its finest. Memo'll probably end up just like Benjy, Nandor's elderly S2 Familiar that Nandor made a vamp in his old decrepit age.

(WWDITS thinks they're SO SLICK with the Benjy-Benji reference!)

It won't be cuz Memo wants to be a vamp, but cuz he's old AF and afraid of dying & leaving the vamps behind to go on without him. Nothing from this season/finale gives me confidence that Memo will actually move on, but I don't think that has to be a bad thing, if moving on is NOT what will make Memo AND Nandor happiest--which is obvs from how sad Nandor was at the prospect of them NOT working together as Batman & Robin.

Nandermo love & need each other, the finale confirmed it, and I'm satisfied.