#TV Line

[she1smyscar]

SHE MADE IT TO TV LINE'S TOP 20 PERFORMANCES OF 2024 😍😍😍😍 (and was in like 9th place the way that they placed her on the list so BOOM TOP TEN !!! )

[cajon-desastre]

Love is in the sensual details.

Lebo Grand

[hotdaemondtargaryen]

WHAT DO YOU THINK IS YOUR CHARACTER'S BIGGEST FEAR?

TOM GLYNN-CARNEY & MATTHEW NEEDHAM TALKING ABOUT THEIR CHARACTERS IN HOTD S2.

[winnie-the-monster]

The carriage scene is truly legendary

[lalaverdecia]

Look, I know I already said my peace when it comes to the future of Isaac and Nigel’s relationship. And again, at the end of the day, the Joes can do whatever the hell they want with their show.

But from a LGBTQIA+ representation standpoint/perspective, if they choose to break them up for good, that’s IMMENSELY disappointing.

Here we had two queer characters who genuinely liked each other, had good chemistry together, and had made a lot of progress since they’ve made their feelings known to each other, just for all of it to be thrown out the window because ‘they were only together because they were both gay and that meant they had to be together’ suddenly.

Like, are you kidding me? Have the makers of ‘Ghosts’ suddenly developed amnesia or something? Did the Men In Black come to them with a freaking Neuralyzer and erased their memories and replaced them with ‘oh yeah they were only into each other because they were both gay so it made sense’.

Why is it mandatory for a queer couple on television to go through such turmoil and heartache before they can have a happy ending? If at all! Why can’t we just get a nice, happy queer couple that stay together for the entire fucking show. Yes they can have problems of course, what couple doesn’t have issues. But not issues where they just straight (not really lol 🏳️‍🌈) up break things off.

And don’t even get me started on the lack of PDA from Isaac and Nigel…😤 Every other couple on ‘Ghosts’ have kissed, made out, got busy (if you know what I mean 😏) on MULTIPLE occasions but all we got out of these two were two hugs and ONE kiss. ONE KISS.

*sigh* I’m honestly starting to get a headache so I’ll just end this right here.

[gabysachs]

Just them ❤️

[p-redux]

Source info from today's Paleyfest Outlander event! October 16, 2024.

Someone I know is attending this right now. 👇

And she just DMed me some preliminary info and pics of Sam! I'll either reblog more info on this post or create a new one later. I'm swamped at work today, so we'll see how much I can do. But I'll get it to you guys as soon as possible.

DMs and pics posted with permission. 👇

What I blacked out ☝️doesn't have anything to do with Sam, it's about the source, that's why it's blacked out.

SAM! 😍👇

Stay tuned for more...

[bestsupermanclarkkent]

Tyler gets an honorable mention in this week’s TVLine Performers of the Week article. Well deserved!

[theworldneedssuperman]

Superman & Lois and Superman coming in as #1

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EMILY IN PARIS

[she1smyscar]

Look who made it to TVLine's Sexiest scenes of 2024 🥵🤪

[brian-in-finance]

Cait was wonderful throughout S7. Here's another review of her performance in S716.

HONORABLE MENTION: Caitríona Balfe

However you feel about that crazy twist at the end of Outlander’s Season 7 finale, c’mon: Caitríona Balfe sold it. She was excellent throughout the entire hour, truly, as she gave us an up-close look at how tender and raw Claire felt in her convalescence. It seemed like Balfe spent the entire hour with her eyes full of tears as incidents both touching (Jamie’s tender understanding as he brought her the candle) and unsettling (Master Raymond’s appearance at night) kept Claire off-balance, emotionally; watching her nimbly play the normally stalwart Claire as fragile offered us a new understanding of the show’s central character. So when it came time to consider the fact that Claire and Jamie’s infant daughter hadn’t died in childbirth all those years ago? With Balfe leading the way, we were ready to believe anything. — Kimberly Roots

https://tvline.com/lists/rebecca-ferguson-performance-silo-season-2-finale-juliette/outlander-caitriona-balfe/

Thanks for the message, Anon. 😃 She was! I’ve been waiting to see the season finale before responding.

Starz

HONORABLE MENTION: Caitríona Balfe

However you feel about that crazy twist at the end of Outlander’s Season 7 finale, c’mon: Caitríona Balfe sold it. She was excellent throughout the entire hour, truly, as she gave us an up-close look at how tender and raw Claire felt in her convalescence. It seemed like Balfe spent the entire hour with her eyes full of tears as incidents both touching (Jamie’s tender understanding as he brought her the candle) and unsettling (Master Raymond’s appearance at night) kept Claire off-balance, emotionally; watching her nimbly play the normally stalwart Claire as fragile offered us a new understanding of the show’s central character. So when it came time to consider the fact that Claire and Jamie’s infant daughter hadn’t died in childbirth all those years ago? With Balfe leading the way, we were ready to believe anything. — Kimberly Roots

TV Line

That’s exactly what Anon included in their message, Brian. 😂

Screenshot: Outlander-Online

Name that tune 🎶

Speaking of eyes full of tears, Fanny wasn’t alone in remembering her mother’s singing. Did you notice Jane was humming I Do Like to Be Beside the Seaside while she waved to the hundred thousand angels?

Screenshot: Outlander-Online

Screenshot: Outlander-Online

Remember… we were ready to believe anything. — TV Line

[reluctantjoe]

ADAM SCOTT | TVLine — Severance Stars Tease 'She's Alive!' Season 2 Mystery, Cobel’s Big Loss

[jbaileyfansite]

Jonathan Bailey and Matt Bomer talking about the sex scenes in Fellow Travelers, via TvLine, with Jonny making a very funny joke at the end lol [x]