#Netflix Special

[awesomex7]

Big Discovery for The Bad Guys movie fans!

This october, there is gonna be ANOTHER Netflix special! I honestly predicted there would be another Christmas Special tackling the heist on Santa... But this time, it's another holiday.

That's right, Halloween. As shown by this novelization I discovered. 👍

Which means more crazy hilarious disguises/costumes for our favorite animals as they get spooked out by ghosts and what not. 🤣

So now we have a new special as we wait for the second movie. 😁 It'll probably have the same quality of animation as the last, but still. 😅

[spookyhotmess]

I love her! ...And she ain't lying 🤓😄

[sabrina-fanforall]

Some of Sabrina's instagram photos of the behind the scenes of her Netflix special ✨

[cornchrunchie]

Being a fan of that one show that truly changed your life before taking a turn for the worse

John Mulaney – Baby J (Netflix)

[martian-writes]

Wanna laugh real hard? 👀 THEN YOU GOTTA READ

https://archiveofourown.org/series/3351661

[my-dark-happy-place]

Omg Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda is such an incredible comdey special. I live for queer comedy!!

[justalittlebitofblue]

Well well…

[somescenecatholic]

WHY IS BRO SO SHORT????

he must have been hit by a frying pan as a baby

NO BC THE WAY THEY ALL HAVE TO LOOK DOWN WHEN HE STARTS TALKING 😭😭🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 poor guy

[cloaksandcapes]

This is a bit out of my usual themes and fandoms but, in Matt Rife's new Netflix special he talks about being afraid of monsters like he ain't a lost Winchester brother. Pick up a stake and deal with it!

[agustinrmichel]

John Mulaney’s ‘Baby J’

[sabrina-fanforall]

Sabrina's count down to her Netflix special on Instagram 🎄

[schlock-luster-video]

On January 20, 2020, What Did Jack Do? was released on Netflix.

[wrongweaponsdrawn]

Edgar Constance (red detective)

[shittymurderparty]

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[byebyeballoon]

Alexis and I decided to watch Special for pride. It’s an American show on Netflix about a gay disabled man and his journey with his sexuality and relationships, and grappling with disability in your early twenties (from the pov of someone born with Cerebral Palsy). His coworker Kim (who is a plus size woc), and mom are some great supporting characters.

The first season episodes are around fifteen minutes each, season two episodes are just under thirty minutes. Anyway, it’s a great show with amazing queer disabled rep that tackles a lot of issues that aren’t usually talked about in mainstream media (like how awkward it can be trying to lose your virginity when disabled, realizing that people you thought were your friends that you grew up with don’t give a shit about you bc you’re disabled so they bail on you, and disabled fetishists). Also it has some NSFW scenes as a heads up if you want to look into it.