#Nigel Scott

[yama-bato]

Nigel Scott, Tirage, United Kingdom, 1996

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[nisaachearts]

I dont remember the scene (need to watch again) but CBS posted a video on YouTube about Nisaac falling in love with each other 🥺 and this scene of the gif we can hear the noise of their lips.

Brandon and John, I love the effort you two put on Nisaac with so little we have of them as a couple.

[lalaverdecia]

I didn’t think it was possible to be so excited and so damn worried about an episode of a television show in my life. If ANYTHING happens to Isaac and Nigel, I don’t what I’ll do.

I mean, look at them:

These two have been waiting for each other for 250 years. Yes, it was a very long slow burn to get where they are now, but they got there. They need to be happy. They DESERVE to be happy. And I swear to god, if either one of them or both get ‘sucked off’, I won’t be able to function.

[beatheturtleandearthling]

my hear me out cake

[waroonn]

God, poor Isaac. Nigel knocked him off his feet with his beauty.

[damn-it-sungyeol]

Isaac & Nigel in "The Traveling Agent" for anon

[president-coriolanus-snow]

How not to kiss your boyfriend 101

[the-blog-without-five-names]

I was listening to Terror Twilight for the first time (2022 version) yesterday, and when I got to the outro of The Hexx, I was like "Wow this is really radioheady, this could've been on OK Computer", so I opened the song credits to check who had such a similar style in production to Nigel Godrich, only to find that it was in fact, Nigel Godrich

Now off this endorphin boost of being a good music listener, I of course go to his wikipedia page to read more about him (I do this every time I come across ANY celebrity, major or minor) only to find out that this man is STACKED in credits.

Not only did he produce every good radiohead album, but also some Pavement (as implied earlier), the best modern Paul McCartney album, some stuff for R.E.M., Arcade Fire, Beck, and Roger Waters, but most importantly PRODUCED AND CO-WROTE THE SCOTT PILGRIM VS. THE WORLD SOUNDTRACK.

WHAT. THE. ACTUAL. HELL.

All this to say that Thom Yorke and Michael Cera are one degree of separation apart

[musicmags]

[imaginationiswildsometimes]

Why Isaac? Just WHY?!

(Y’all may hate me after this so please be warned)

Our favorite revolutionary couple has American Captain Isaac Higgintoot and British Lieutenant Colonel Nigel Chessum. In a shocking turn of events, we learned that while Isaac was admiring Nigel through his new invention, the “Eyesaac”, he did one of his iconic sneezes and shot Nigel making him the first British ghosts on the Woodstone Mansion property.

While this was heartbreaking (sometimes funny) for most fans, there were things I noticed that I can’t help but question.

If Isaac wasn’t planning on killing Nigel, why the fuck was the rifle loaded?!

I mean, really? Isaac could at least check to see if the rifle was loaded, so in case he accidentally pulled the trigger (like he did here) Nigel wouldn’t be in danger of getting a bullet in him and ended up dying.

Speaking of the trigger, why was Isaac’s goddamn finger was even on it in the first place?! Listen I know during that time Isaac and Nigel was in war and stuff, but still. If Isaac’s intentions wasn’t killing him (he stated it during the episode after the reveal), why was the finger on the trigger?!

Clearly Isaac didn’t think things through and that caused for another person to become a ghost of Woodstone Mansion for eternity.

[its4-town4eva]

[nisaachearts]

I'm having mixed feelings about this season for now. I'm liking it because of the perspective that Isaac is being very funny (I love Brandon for that) and also because I've been missing this show so much.

But at the same time I'm worried because I feel that the show is returning to its status quo by making Nigel return to the shed and with that I feel that we won't have much development regarding Nisaac, especially because the new Patience thing, so I I have the impression that most of the episodes will focus on her, but I hope I'm wrong.

And I also hope that this plot of Isaac wanting to improve is not just for fun, but that it is something that will be worked on seriously in the show.

Another point: I thought that with Nigel living in the mansion we would have more scenes of him, but in the second episode they sent him to the shed again.

Nigel deserved more attention, John Hartman has so much potential and the character is so beloved.

[lalaverdecia]

No… it can’t be..

IT’S CHRIS THE DINO STRIPPER

AT ISAAC AND NIGEL’S WEDDING

AS THE DJ

OH

MY

GOD

[gifsofhubris]

I think we've done enough talking.

[therealmrpositive]

Arthur (2011)

In today's review, I evaluate whether it's money, happiness, or love that makes the world go round. As I attempt a #positive review of the 2011 remake, Arthur #RussellBrand #HelenMirren #JenniferGarner #GretaGerwig #LuisGuzmán #NickNolte #GeraldineJames

Can money buy happiness? The answer may depend on who you are and how big your bank balance may be. Can Money buy love outside of renting it? Can Money buy a personality? If you have enough, you’re in a prime position to find out. In 2011, a remake will ask that during a recession, what is more important, your heart or your bank balance? In Arthur. Arthur has a choice between his life with…