#TV Show Trailers

[aficionadoenthusiast]

so uhh in the trailer percy saying, "there's no place for me here," and annabeth saying, "you still don't know where you fit into all this?" and five years later nico saying, "i don't belong. that's obvious. no one wants me," and will saying, "nobody at camp halfblood ever pushed you away. you have friends - or at least people who would like to be your friend," is giving me uhh feelings

[winnie-the-monster]

“Perseus, that’s me.”

“That’s who you’re named after.”

“Because he was a hero?”

“Because he was brave and kind. And against all odds he managed to find his way to a happy ending.”

[holdfastperseus]

Leah Sava Jeffries as Annabeth Chase

[sabugabr]

Days before disaster

[riordanness]

if anyone’s wondering, i am NOT okay

[stopiwanttotalkaboutcheese]

book accurate percy jackson trailer and ezra bridger found on the same day??? nerds of one very specific kind are EATING today

[hsupdatesntflx]

Heartstopper season 3 trailer is officially here!

[casualavocados]

My limbs felt like lead. Even my backpack seemed heavier, as if somebody had filled it with rocks. Grover was scratched up pretty bad. His hands were bleeding. His eyes had gone slit-pupiled, goat style, the way they did whenever he was terrified. "I don't know how…" he panted. "I didn't…"

PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS 1.07 • We Find Out the Truth, Sort Of

[dragonsarecats]

Oh yeah. He’s gonna need that sword.

[imaginmatrix]

OKAY let’s talk about the Tunnel of Love clips in the new Percy Jackson trailer!

First off, so so happy this is gonna be on the show!

Second, there’s some really interesting things we can glean from the little we saw:

Here is a shot of Percy and Annabeth jumping into the water— this isn’t something they do in the book! So why would they need to?

Because of this:

We can tell this is the tunnel of love scene because Percy and Annabeth are soaked, the walls are the same as in the previous images, and that’s a statue of Aphrodite (the seashell being one indication); the statue itself is holding a shield of Ares (as evidenced by the boar head on it)

But WAIT there’s more! Look at the floor around their feet—

Are those mics? 👀 There are red lights that don’t make much sense with the surroundings, almost like the lights on cameras and other equipment that show they’re active/on. The pinprick looking lights on the sconces could be cameras too.

And IS that an Aphrodite statue? Because to me, she looks like an automaton

So my thinking is, they have to go inside the tunnel to fetch Ares’ shield, a change I very much like, and I think it makes the scene flow better! Much of the rest will be the same— they take the shield, it awakens the cameras, maybe the automaton comes to life. My theory when they cast Timothy Omundson as Hephaestus (despite the character not appearing until much later in the books) was we might get clips of him in the “OlympusTV” screen room, his reaction to these kids being there instead of Ares— but it looks like he COULD show up in this scene too!

Definitely fingers crossed the automaton spiders still play a role, so we get the conversation about Annabeth’s arachnophobia, but piecing things together, it looks like this segment of the show might be a little bit more action packed!

[villainboygirl]

Is it my impression, or do they look like they came out of some gay tv series set in the 19th century?

(and I love that)

[dontloseyourpants]

Trailer Park Boys "Don't Cross the Shitline"

[sukibenders]

One of my gripes with the pjo show was, ultimately, the portrayal of the gods. Like, when I just think of them I imagine powerhouses, persona and all. Heck, even if they are chill and laid back as a cover, around a certain point you'd even notice their aura for power. But, in the show....I don't really get that vibe. Like Ares letting the kids talk back and all that, when he was quick to check him the books or how the mere presence of Hades had the trio on edge. Heck, Percy got flack from Zeus for failing to address him first, so how would he just be fine with letting Percy run his mouth like that, no matter how right he was? And I'm not saying that it had to be just like the books, but it doesn't seem that hard to make these gods intimidating.

[kermitthesog]

percy cutting luke and then immediately apologizing because his fatal flaw is loyalty. then luke immediately turning around and cutting him on purpose. He was tired of asking percy to join him, he was ready to get rid of percy. the fact that percy was losing that fight was not because luke was better at fighting than him. it was because percy was incapable of hurting a friend like that, whether they are fighting him or not. the fact that he fought ares and luke in the same episode but luke was the one that percy was losing to is his fatal flaw being absolutely fatal.

but can we talk about luke’s progression during this scene? the hurt on his face up until percy rejects his plan and especially when he cuts him. the whole conversation looked like he didn’t want to hurt percy. when percy was slowly figuring it out, his eyes showed no aggression but rather sadness that he knows percy won’t accept his offer. when percy brought up the shoes, the line “I didn’t think you’d give them to grover to wear.” actually hurt me, the pain in his eyes because he cares about grover, one of his first friends.

(Side note: can someone PLEASE update me on those luke simping tiktok girlies cause i don’t have tiktok but after that last episode?? they’re probably sobbing-)

[riordanness]

🍼my name is 👶🏼percy jackson👼

🧔My Name Is 🧓🏼PERCY JACKSON🗿