#Nielsen

[opelman]

Oreca 07 - Gibson / François Perrodo / FRA / Nicklas Nielsen / DNK / Alessio Rovera / ITA / AF CORSE by Artes Max Via Flickr: European Le Mans Series 2022 / Circuit de Barcelona

[mote-historie]

Kay Nielsen, List, ah list to the zephyr in the grove, In Powder and Crinoline, 1913.

Published within In Powder and Crinoline, sub-titled “Old Fairy Tales Retold by Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch”, in 1913. This fine watercolour was originally reproduced opposite page 52 and is one of the 26 colour plates. The illustration accompanies the tale of “Felicia or The Pot of Pinks”. The verse is as follows: “List, ah, list to the zephyr in the grove! / Where beneath the happy boughs / Flora builds her summerhouse / Whist! ah, whist while the cushat tells his love”. (x)

[postcard-from-the-past]

Asta Nielsen on a vintage postcard, mailed in 1929 to Rotterdam, Netherlands

[yellow-dejavu]

MARek TannHAus = MARTHA nielsen

SONJA tannhaus = JONAS kahnwald

There is this interpretation that i really like that says that Jonas and Martha are like a reflection of Marek and Sonja. Jonas and Martha only exist because of Marek and Sonja. Even their names create them, Martha can be formed with Marek's full name and Jonas is basically an anagram of Sonja.

I like to think of it as the origin world splitting what was already there and mixing in the pain and vision of the creator (H.G. Tannhaus) to create this anomaly. It's like an exaggeration. It made two worlds that depend on each other to ever happen and erase itself in just a moment of time.

Nielsen Siblings and Marek Tannhaus

The three Nielsen siblings start with an M because of Ulrich's brother (Mads). However, I think that each of them can represent a way in which H.G. Tannhaus saw his son.

Magnus: Something I always noticed about Magnus in season 1 is how protective he is of his mother. He is constantly trying to help her with everything that is going on and trying to be on her side. We get to see that side of Magnus again in Season 3 when we see a different version of the characters at the beginning of the chaos for them. When Ulrich comes to visit, he doesn't want him there the moment Katharina gets home. He also thought Martha was talking nonsense about the end of the world, and he just didn't wanted her bothering their mother with it. When we meet Marek, one of the things he says to his father is, "No wonder Mom couldn't stand it here." Marek is someone who understands his mother's point of view and seems to be on her side most of the time. Just like Magnus.

Martha: I think Martha represents the most misunderstood side. Something we see about Martha is that she stands up for herself when she thinks her parents are being unfair. She usually does this when her parents are too focused on their things and don't pay attention to her wants and needs as their child. In one way or another, it can be seen in both worlds as her father abandoning the family. We also see her more than once having problems with Katharina because she feels ignored by her. It is the same with Marek when he says that his father never saw him. Still, we see that their parents really want to try to connect with them, even if they don't know how. I think the best way to describe it is something Katharina said to Martha in 3x06: "I'm sure i'm the last person you want to talk to, but If you do I'm here. Your dad and I… A lot of things might be different now. But that's not necessarily all bad."

Mikkel: He is the little boy. That's how his parents would always remember him, and they would do anything for him. No matter how much time passes, they would still try to save him even if they can't save themselves. It doesn't matter if they lose their freedom or their lives. Even damning the whole world is an option. Ulrich tried to kill someone and got locked up because he thought he could find his son. Katharina fought until her last breath to reunite her family, while in other world she died holding Mikkel during the apocalypse. Tannhaus split the world in two because he couldn't let go the pain of losing Marek, Sonja and Charlotte. He couldn't accept a world without his family. Like Ulrich and Katharina, Tannhaus also did everything he could to bring his little boy back.

[vintagepipemen]

Danish police captain Holger Nielsen in his office, 1976.

[mashhistorian]

When “Goodbye, Farewell and Amen” aired in February 1983, the M*A*S*H series finale smashed all previous ratings records according to Nielsen. In this week’s post, read an article from March 3, 1983 announcing the record breaking audience of the M*A*S*H finale!

[detournementsmineurs]

"The Vision" from "The Book of Death" by Kay Nielsen, 1910.

[becomingsoup]

just realized I never shared much about my illustration thesis from last year. anyway here are some guys + stuff about them!

I’m still working on this story despite being uh… a terrible writer lol. I’ve also decided I’m going to go ahead and inflict my OCs on everyone from now on

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An airplane crew takes ill. Surely the only person capable of landing the plane is an ex-pilot afraid to fly. But don’t call him Shirley.

Directors: Jim Abrahams, David Zucker Stars: Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty, Leslie Nielsen

[opelman]

Oreca 07 - Gibson / Rodrigo Sales / USA / Matthew Bell / GBR / Ben Hanley / GBR / NIELSEN RACING by Artes Max Via Flickr: European Le Mans Series 2022 / Circuit de Barcelona

[thereasonsimbroke]

In the third week, the video game adaptation #Fallout was the most popular streaming content, amassing 1.5 billion viewing minutes across its eight episodes from April 22 to 28, according to Nielsen's streaming report.

This was a decline of one billion minutes from the previous week but still outperformed all other streaming content during that period. "Fallout" has become the only #PrimeVideo series to secure the top spot on Nielsen's streaming list three times, a feat even the hit series "Reacher" couldn't achieve.

"Bluey" and "Grey's Anatomy" took second and third place, each with over 1 billion viewing minutes.

[postcard-from-the-past]

Asta Nielsen on a German vintage postcard

[frazzledsoul]

Delayed Nielsen streaming ratings for April 21-28 are out.

Fallout is still at 1.5 billion after three weeks, which is bad news for bratty fanboys and great news for Ella Purnell fangirls like me.

The Resident goes down slightly to 760 million views at #7.

White Collar is randomly charting, which is notable because Matt Bomer is one of the most beautiful men to ever exist.

Also, that's a pretty high debut for Anyone But You as movies usually don't chart in the Top 10. This is notable for Frazzled's crush on Sydney Sweeney.

I didn't see much else of notice.

[yellow-dejavu]

I really like that Dark characters are not just good or bad. They have reasons for thinking the way they do, and they have their own motivations for their actions. Sometimes they don't get along, and sometimes they do everything they can for each other. They can be awful, but most of the time they are just people trying their best and failing. I know the many terrible things they did, but I can also see their redeeming qualities.

Except for Regina, Mikkel and Charlotte. I could probably say something not so positive about them, but I don't want to. Their characters were so lovely, and they did nothing wrong. The whole series they suffer for everyone else's crimes while being so nice and sweet.

[helmstone]

2023's most streamed original in the US? Ted Lasso!

2023's most streamed original in the US? Ted Lasso!

Deadline tells us Ted Lasso was (as determined by the Nielsens) the most watched streaming original in the US in 2023. They point out this with Apple TV+ being the smaller subscriber base of the bigger streaming companies. The piece goes on to talk about the difference in audience when compared to so-called acquired shows — Ted Lasso grabbed an audience of 16.9 billion minutes in 2023, Suits…