#Ryan Air

[mmolia]

now ryan air is sending me emails to sign a petition to kill the french airworkers strikes? Fuck that noise. The audacity!!!

[zanephillips]

RYAN CARNES The Air He Breathes (2024)

[mamotreco]

Ryan air in slow motion majesty

[thegayestdiaz]

i can’t believe buck told eddie to his face that he smelled fuckable

[hesbuckcompton-baby]

I Know The End, Phoebe Bridgers / Masters of The Air (2024) / SAS: Rogue Heroes, Season 1 (2022) / All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) / Generation Kill (2008) / Band of Brothers (2001) / The Pacific (2010) / Jojo Rabbit (2019) / Saving Private Ryan (1998) / 1917 (2019) / Dunkirk (2017) / War Horse (2011) / The Pianist (2002)

[anders-holmvik]

eddie diaz's emotional haircut

[lover-of-mine]

[namtanlovesfilm]

jane + rushing to ryan's help

[brainrotcharacters]

i multitask (i enjoy romantic and/or platonic poolverine)

[01432853]

@asiandramanet nov-dec creator bingo — free choice:

Snowfall 冰雪谣 (2024) + #favorite tags on 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 part two feat. yours truly @fuckingspacequeen @anachronismstellar @ahxiang @silviakundera @withingerly @inflorescentia @xiaobaosnoona @mistbornthief @ahxu-laowen @mel-loves-kdramas @shenzhiheng @betweencrossedblades

[monsteraficionado]

One of the things that keep bothering me about the whole reaction to Watcher TV is the fully malicious misunderstanding of what Worth It was by people who clearly never watched an episode of it.

It's how people kept insisting that the only thing Steven (because neither Andrew nor Adam were ever mentioned. Much to think about) did was eating gold and ridiculously expensive food, when Worth It always was about showing how excellent food can be found at any price point. One of their earliest featured restaurants, Pasta Sisters, even got to open more locations because of the people visiting because of Worth It.

Especially how Worth It quickly evolved into focusing in highlighting underrepresented cultures, featuring tiny businesses helmed by minorities and showing how haute cuisine isn't only white people cuisine. The highest price point also became lower overtime, and instead of featuring dishes with truffle, caviar and/or gold, they started featuring dishes with incredibly elaborate and labor-intensive recipes.

Worth It always was a celebration of food and how it intertwines with culture, and that is still at the heart of everything Steven Lim does, and if you aren't willing to get this, I instantly know you are just complaining because you like bandwagons and you just aren't worth it.

[stxrry-dxys]

only thing i want to personally add to the whole watcher debacle is i’ve seen a lot of people say that the announcement video reeks of “we’re better than youtube” and while i agree, this is absolutely not a new sentiment from watcher.

i distinctly remember when watcher first started, and especially with ghost files, ryan’s biggest pitch was that he wanted to make high quality content like what you’d find on tv. that he’d always wanted to be a director, and as someone with a similar dream at the time all i could think was “and you’re gonna do that through,,,, ghost files?”

and then when puppet history started airing and shane was talking about his excitement for it he said something very similar. about always wanting to make content where he can really “go nuts with it”

it felt weird, like something about those sentiments wasn’t quite right, but i pushed it away. i had a similar dream to ryan and figured that watcher on youtube and ghost files would be a good way for him to establish a presence that tv stations might pick up. and the same for shane and puppet history and potentially getting a kids tv show out of it or something similar. i don’t know much about steven’s goals, but i had always assumed watcher would be temporary and that eventually they would get their own shows on already established networks. like they just viewed youtube as a stepping stone that they would quickly pull away from.

and then it kept going. and going. and suddenly productions values were going up and new shows were being pitched and tons of new employees were hired and the idea that watcher was temporary very much faded. but the attitude never did. they kept adding more but it never felt like they were establishing this brand as anything long term like gmm or smosh.

and even as the shows felt more overproduced it was almost like the quality was declining. puppet history was getting corrected on its facts more and more. ghost files was constantly getting called out for viewer submissions being obviously faked. they’d stayed on their stepping stone too long and it began to crumble.

this is not to defend them in any way, and this is not to shame any fans who feel blind sided. but i am not shocked by this in the slightest. dumbfounded at how awful a decision this is? absolutely. disappointed that they actually committed to it? for sure. but i am not shocked. this company was always on borrowed time, and i can finally let out the breath i’ve been holding since they first announced their own solo channel.

[maydaydiaz]

happy 8x06 week guys, also known as the week eddie gets his first foot out that closet jail. the walls are glass, the locks have been broken off and we’re finally getting him out

[detectivegordon]

now that masters of the air is all out, i need a by date cut of the tom hanks/steven spielberg WWII tetralogy, saving private ryan, band of brothers, the pacific, masters of the air

[watchyourbuck]

Me with abc for treating 911 the way it deserves

[violet-knights]

Everyone talking about the celibacy and slow burn part of the rg interview and ignoring that at least half of the interview was unnecessaryly gendered and grossly misogynistic