#Rebel Flesh

[notyoujamie]

Reality bleeding through.

[mazyb0i]

Feeding you guys with this young Rick reference I made that took me four hours YALLL IM SLAYIN OVER HERE

[anonymusbosch]

the flesh is rather inconsiderate with its demands i must say

[thehollowprince]

The sheer number of people who actively dislike (even hate) Zack Snyder, who stayed up to watch Rebel Moon (an explicitly Zack Snyder film) just to complain about it, is so weird to me.

Like, this isn't a first-time director. If you know you don't like his movies, why are you carving out over two hours to watch it.

It's just baffling to me that it's almost 2024, and people still hate-watch things.

[doctorwhogirlie]

[cursemewithyourkiss]

We need to talk about the Old Hollywood throuple genre

[engagemythrusters]

no cause i need someone to just. understand the way the Ahsoka & Vader fight of Rebels and the last Obi-Wan & Vader fight in the Kenobi series make me fucking RABID. make me INSANE. make me ALL SORTS OF FUCKED UP

[kanerallels]

5 fun facts for the Sabezra Aladdin AU?

*cracks knuckles* okay let's see if I can give you this without too many spoilers (I'll give you a small sort of spoiler as a treat hehehe)

Ezra had a friend (who was like Abu before Jacen was) named Zamira, who lived on the streets with him for a long time. Eventually, she got in SERIOUS trouble with the Empire, and Vos and Ezra worked together to get her off the planet to safety

Speaking of Vos, he met Ezra (probably when Ezra tried to rob him) and figured out he was Force sensitive, taught him a few tricks, and when he got a little older, recruited him to the Rebellion. He has also offered to take Ezra with him as his apprentice, but Ezra didn't want to leave Sabine

Technically, Ezra has met Obi-Wan Kenobi in this au

Sabine's stint at the Imperial Academy still happens in this au. However, she doesn't get around to building the Duchess-- instead, she meets Kad and Jyn Skirata, who infiltrate the academy and convince her that it's a better idea for her to leave. This gets everyone involved in a lot of trouble, but Ursa manages to smooth things over with the Empire. However, Sabine still feels guilty about all the trouble she caused, and she's trying to make up for it by sticking by her family's side and following her duty, despite how much she wants to strike out on her own and fight the Empire

Merrin and Cal Kestis are the ones who stole Kanan's holocron from Maul, although they didn't know Kanan was in it. They just knew it was a powerful object that needed to be kept out of the wrong hands, so Merrin created the Loth wolf snow cave to hide it in. This is not the only plot detail they're involved in

[fawnocula5]

Rewatching Doctor Who again and I have to ask WHY is nobody talking about how fucking horrifying the flesh is? Was I the only one who got nightmares from watching that?

[ceaselesswwatch3r]

the rebel flesh is so tma/gp coded.

the eyes in the walls? probably some in the coffin.

jennifer LUCAS? literally has the same last name as peter lucas.

they're called THE FLESH. do i even need to explain that one? no.

the fact that the flesh impersonate their victims, pretending to be them but actually looking different to what most people think they look like? could that sound more magnussy coded? i think not

the plot twist at the end? very much end of season 4 coded

[theprincessandthepie]

replaying dragon age inquisition is just an exercise in “the rebel mages would not fucking do that”

[foolishlyzephyrus]

i love when i completely forget about some silly asinine detail and am gently reminded when i rewatch. like what do you mean supermassive black hole is unironically in a doctor who episode?

[mazyb0i]

MY FRIEND ON INSTAGRAM @plushR.A.T. ON INSTAGRAM IS DRAWING ME A PICTURE BECAUSE THEY'RE AWESOME HAHAHA I LOVE IIIT

[normiedoctorwho]

The Rebel Flesh/The Almost People were like one step away from being more than just a plot twist and I’m forever bitter.

The bad guys are clones who have all the memories of the people they’re copies of and want to be those people and seen as people.

Who on 11’s tardis team went through something a little tangential to that?

RORY!

and I know his centurion days are kinda hand waved away but come on. He’s got the memories of his robot copy. OF COURSE he’d be the most sympathetic to the gangers.

[6-and-7]

The Curse of Peladon The Doctor and Jo make a test flight in the TARDIS and arrive on the planet Peladon. Seeking shelter, they enter the citadel of the soon-to-be-crowned King Peladon, where the Doctor is mistaken for a human dignitary summoned to act as chairman of a committee assessing an application by the planet to join the Galactic Federation.

The Rebel Flesh / The Almost People The Eleventh Doctor, Amy Pond and Rory Williams visit an acid-mining factory. A solar storm hits the factory, turning the workers' gangers into self-aware individuals. The Doctor must mediate between the original workers and their rebellious gangers.

As the conflict between the miners and their gangers escalates, the Eleventh Doctor has to deal with Amy Pond's distrust of his ganger, while Rory Williams tries to help Jennifer.

[doctorwhogirlie]

Doctor Who - The Rebel Flesh