#MAG episodes

[ptr-sqloint]

Desecrated Host

[heppileppi]

last one i got. hope you enjoyed these, they were so fun to make

[soupdwelling]

guy who really needs a comfortable chair in these trying times

[sunsetuniverse]

"There's a power in seeing yourself in another, in resemblance..."

[strawberry-scented-stardust]

Rusty Quill really said Jonthan Sims might be asexual but Sam Khalid sure isn't.

[a-mag-a-day]

It's loving georgie barker hours

An interest in the supernatural caused by direct contact with the Entities! Where’s the roleswap au with Archivist Georgie and podcaster Jon?

[vickozone]

For the TMA fandom.

(I have the whole episode on that tape)

It was very worth it for how mUCH IT COST ME

[microclown]

I refuse to accept that Jon went to say "we" and then had to correct himself to "I" because Martin is gone...

Instead I'd like to believe Jon slips into French when he's stressed. And he is alright.

[future-crab]

Criminally underrated tma line

[onomatoseeyah]

The Encounter with the Archivist

|"He was looking at me as if he ate a really good steak"|

[jamieiantocastiel]

DOCTOR WHO’S GONE WOKE!!!

Meanwhile, Doctor who in the 60’s:

[soupdwelling]

augh

[annabelle--cane]

at this point I think the protocol characters have basically settled into a few identifiable looks in most fan art, there's still variation but not so massively that I can't immediately tell who's who in any given image. except for celia. I look at cast line ups and see alice, sam, gwen, colin, lena, and the most random woman I have ever seen in my life.

[belleisnowhere]

"Lined up against the wall of the waiting room were two vending machines. I rarely paid them any attention... but I now saw that the one on the left, a clear-fronted machine that stocked bottled soft drinks, was shaking violently. As I got nearer, I saw why: in every bottle, in every row of the machine, the drinks appeared to be violently boiling."

MAG 12 - First Aid

[worldwright]

It's the "repeat after me" that always gets me.

The silent, invisible struggle is over. Jon has tried and failed to stop himself from speaking. He has turned the page and his voice is steady and expressive. His voice is Jonah's.

Was there ever a fight at all? Jon has always followed the path Jonah laid out for him. Or was that a lie Jonah told to make his victory seem unilateral? Regardless, the eye's weapon is information, and Jonah wields it with precision and uncompromising force. He always has. And now his favorite plaything is finally ready to serve its purpose.

In some ways, Jonah made a gamble by tossing his statement in the stack randomly. If Martin had seen it before Jon, then they would have known his plan and been much more wary of any future attempt he made. But his calculation was sound. Martin had no real reason to look over the statements, and Jonah knew that his Archivist liked to read them in private.

It's one thing for him to gloat. Villains like to have their little monologue, and an avatar of Beholding especially so. But dragging his confession out of the throat of the one he abused?

He chose Jon as Archivist. He made sure that he went far enough down the path that he wouldn't be able to stop. He made sure that every word out of Jon's mouth sounded uncannily like Jonah's own voice.

But even that wasn't enough. All he really had to do was put his little incantation on the second page and he would have won. But he wanted Jon to know what was happening, and why, and how. And that he never could have stopped it. And after all that:

"Repeat after me."

Jonah had never seen Jon as a person, that had been obvious for a long time. Even so, he had great affection for him. Enough to apply his twisted love to one final act of exquisite cruelty.

[a-mag-a-day]

Hi I'm actually not over how Jon woke up from a six-month coma with his friends dead and all he got was a call-out statement and his humanity questioned. He didn't even get a hug wtf. No one held his hand. No one smiled at seeing him alive. No one said "thank god" and no one said "welcome back" and no one said "i'll take you home." He didn't even get a cup of tea

He didn't even get a cup of tea