#Nadja of Antipaxos

[thevoicefromanotherworld]

My baby

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS (2019-2024) SEASON 6, EPISODE 4: THE RAILROAD

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What We Do In the Shadows as tweets/textposts pt.4

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[tashdemetriou]

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS | 6x03 Just Nadja being pookie

[akitalockwood]

Guess who remembered that she owns a sketchbook

[kazbrekkers-yodaplushie]

Except for the banana incident, she flew too close to the sun

I think one of Nadja’s most overlooked traits is that she’s actually really, really good with humans (if she wants to). She was right at home with Charmaine and the girls on super bowl night, she got along better with Guillermo’s family than he did (for a while), she is absolutely CRUSHING it at her new job in finance, she’s the best hypnotist in the household?? she had that private school headmaster wrapped around her finger?? She even managed to draw humans to her vampire nightclub???? nadja’s people skills are off the charts and no one appreciates her for it!!

[sarachidouinsbae]

i dont think the guide and nandor will be anything ever but if they are im gonna be so outraged, one for nandermo but another reason ive not seen anyone talk about - how they NEVER let the guide and nadja have anything, for a show where everyones bisexual there is a substantial lack of sapphic rep

[harveyguillensource]

Behind the scenes photos for WWDITS Season 6 Episode 7, March Madness, shared by Yana.

[wretchedwitchpussy]

Thoughts on new WWDITS episode 6x07:

•Guidor is a red herring and I'm pretty sure we saw Nandor give up on her during the post credits scene when he saw Jerry at the door because we've seen previously whenever there's a little bit of resistance to his rebound loneliness relationships he tends to give up immediately. He literally said, "Fuck it," and gave up immediately when he was met with the smallest amount of resistance in the form of Jerry.

•We have seen that Nandor is routinely out of touch with his feelings especially when he's coping. He will actively say one thing because he's trying to convince himself of that thing, even though he feels another way. I believe that he doesn't actually think that humans are replaceable, because Guillermo is proof to the contrary. The amount of times that he has protected, stayed loyal to, saved Guillermo says that he doesn't believe that.

•I'm buying into the whole "Guillermo not being fully transformed means that he's an EV" theory and I'm pretty sure that's why Colin punched the shit out of him. Colin is the embodiment of milk toast. We've literally never once seen Colin angry EVER. Except once. EXCEPT when he was having an EV-off with Evie. I think Guillermo is feeding off of others' emotions (which emotion I'm not sure?? Possibly respect or admiration? We've seen EVs feed off of a variety of different emotions) and Colin got really fucking angry because he sensed competition, like he did with Evie. I don't think Guillermo knows he's feeding though, obviously, because I think we would see a lot more of the office staff fatigued/tired if he was trying to actively feed. Though I don't know why Colin wouldn't have picked up on it like he did with Evie—something something Van Helsing blood something something Colin is still a new EV because he was just born so he's not as good at sussing out competition yet?????

•The reason I think Guillermo is feeding off of admiration or something similar like respect is because we've seen that the office staff react positively to people putting others down. When Guillermo makes fun of Colin during their bit in the conference room, the room swells with "oooohs" and laughter. I think they admire Guillermo in this moment. Cue Colin punch. The next time, Guillermo is trying to talk to the office about mental health and be a "hero" for Colin, trying to give him some grace. I would imagine this would evoke a lot of admiration or respect again, since he's trying to be kind to Colin and very publicly offer him help. Cue another beatdown from Colin.

•I think that this would also fall neatly into Guillermo's arc of always having wanted respect and admiration from others. He's always wanted to feel like someone worthy of that.

•I don't exactly know how that would really work though in continuing his arc because I feel like I would rather have him find out that he needs self-respect and self admiration before finding that another people? But that's the best I got.

•Lazlo is most definitely going to turn Sean and probably Charmaine into vampires or learn something about mortality in the process if he doesn't

•Basically Paul Simms when I catch you. Paul when I fucking GET you.

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[thevoicefromanotherworld]

The way Laszlo calls Nadja "my darling" makes my heart melt everytime, that's true (and undying) love right there 🖤

What We Do in the Shadows: The Return of My Darling

[expertlyfeigningnormalcy]

Colin Robinson punching Guillermo explanation:

Colin genuinely gained some combat knowledge in Episode 5. We know Nandor is a good general

Colin absorbed Nandor’s anger after spending so much time with him in battle mode, but never got to fight

Seeing Guillermo perform his bullshit corporate persona at Cannon Capital set Colin OFF

“DON’T YOU STEP TO ME!!!”

[someaustraliangirl]

if we do not get a Nadja-centric episode asap I'm gonna be pissed, because her 2 mins of screen time was funny but can the writers give her a storyline within the episode please?

[his-heartguard]

Really really necessary that these last couple of episodes pick up the pace. Historically this show has been really good at using a lot of filler in the middle of the season and throwing us tidbits of good stuff here and there within that middle portion while giving us the meatiest and most important parts of the seasonal plots at the beginning and especially finales of the seasons. They kind of cram all of the important stuff in at the last second. And like duh, it makes sense because at the end of the day this is a comedy show first, and that's basically the recipe for comedies with actual built-in plots.

However this show also takes itself just seriously enough and is known to have a large enough fan base that I wish that they weren't following that same pattern for this final season. I'm worried about whether they will do this show justice and give us a satisfying conclusion. There's still a lot of old plots and characters that could/should be re-visited and finished off and we run lower on the amount of time available to do that with every passing episode. Plus we still need to get this season's main plot lines moving along (those being Jerry's American takeover plans and Cannon Capital's likely downfall (which we did finally start getting on with at the end of ep. 7 thank god)), never mind the individual character development arcs and romance plots which are also running for this season and throughout the series as a whole. It feels like we're really going to have to rush through these last couple of episodes to get everything sorted and my anxious ass can't handle it.

me in my room yelling at the writers like

[thelovewittch]

Natasia Demetriou as Nadja | What We Do in the Shadows, S06E07

"So, long story short, I guess I'm the office funny girl."

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[tashdemetriou]

WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS | 3.04

[metalichotchoco]

I’m gonna miss this show so much

I wish we had some more Jenna and more nadja kissing women but it doesn’t make the series less for not focusing on that.idk