#TV Shows English

[grandpakronos]

real ones dont grow out of childhood interests they just find new inherent queer meanings within said media to obsess about instead

[lemonsourcrisis]

Heartstopper — Tao & Elle "Then the third kiss was, like, amazing."

[bitchsleep]

ENGLISH TEACHER (2024) - season one episode three (kayla syndrome)

[yellow-dejavu]

[melikes-reads]

Nick and Charlie watching the Doctor Who Christmas special at Christmas...

And not just any Christmas special, but The Runaway Bride.

The Doctor and Donna.

David Tennant and Catherine Tate at their finest.

Well done, Heartstopper.

Well done, indeed.

[trans-androgyne]

I wince every time I see the documentary Disclosure celebrated as a great description of transness in media. It just hurt me too much to watch that for a trans studies class only to feel unseen and be told that transmasc invisibility is a "privilege" compared to what trans women get. Yeah, it's such a privilege that before 2006 I could only find exactly 9 depictions of transmasculinity and basically every single one is problematic in some way, including painting us as freakish and violent. How about considering that both situations are problems.

[sprimps]

they're thinking about very different things

[midnightcerealblog]

I LOVE adaptations like what do you mean that the stories we love and value can adapt, change, and grow with us??? Like how is it possible that we can continuously reinvent and shed light on new perspectives and ideas through a previously established canon??? Adaptations are how we keep stories alive and relevant in an ever changing world and if nothing is new under the sun then why shouldn’t we find meaning and pleasure in the old???

[missanthropicprinciple]

Terry-Thomas | selected filmography + PSAs | 1936-1966

Once in a Million 1936

It's Love Again 1936

For Freedom 1940

Under Your Hat 1940

If You Don't Save Paper (PSA) 1948

Copy Book Please (PSA) 1948

A Date with a Dream 1948

The Brass Monkey 1948

Helter Skelter 1949

Melody Club 1949

What's Cooking? (PSA) 1951

Private's Progress 1956

The Green Man 1956

Brothers in Law 1956

Lucky Jim 1957

The Naked Truth 1957

Blue Murder at St Trinian's 1957

Happy Is the Bride 1958

Too Many Crooks 1959

Carlton-Browne of the F.O. 1959

I'm All Right Jack 1959

School for Scoundrels 1960

Make Mine Mink 1960

A Matter of WHO 1961

Bachelor Flat 1962

Kill or Cure 1962

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World 1963

How to Murder Your Wife 1965

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines 1965

La Grande Vadrouille 1966

[burningvelvet]

relevation: the nanny is jane eyre if it was a lighthearted TV sitcom set in 1990s nyc

you've got

- slow burn age gap romance between confident unique young poor woman who becomes an employee/nanny for a rich british asshole who has a soft side and the couple bonds through their funny banter. heroines are both clearly presented as having other romantic options aside from their employers and both consciously grapple with the pros and cons of pursuing the relationship before going for it

- plotlines about how heroine acts while adjusting to life after marrying the rich man

- heroine slowly becomes more mature/responsible as story progresses

- sweet growing bond between heroine and the child(ren) she looks after

- an entertaining housekeeper who knows too much

- a scheming woman who is close to the romantic hero and is a rival to the heroine

and i'm probably missing stuff...

[lynx-224]

men don’t think abt the roman empire as much as i think abt percy jackson

[lemonsourcrisis]

The Summer I Turned Pretty — "And the feeling never went away."

[oifaaa]

For some reason it is so strange to see one piece on BBC iplayer like this is not a show I expect the British public to watch

[meeelis]

𝚂𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚖𝚊𝚗-2022

[lelouch]

its so crazy ppl from other countries On Line have to learn english and american terminology and geography and politics but some americans will get sooo pissed off when you tell them it would be better if they learned from other countries too? insane

[tuhainkahan]

“May we stop seeing ourselves through the eyes of people that never saw us.”

— Shane Steele.