#The bus

[the-gershomite]

the bus by Paul Kirchner

Heavy Metal Magazine

[tiny-brooklyn-newsie]

[chloeworships]

OH MY GOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

I cannot. God you have outdone yourself today with all these revelations.

Praying for Vegas 🙏🏾

There’s more though.

[hgstuff]

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[residentshitcunt]

My favourite bus behaviour is when the bus is like "im bigger than you" and all the cars in the roundabout are like "shit they is bigger" and then the bus commits a traffic offence.

[victusinveritas]

[queen-daya]

Leo Fitz in 0-8-4 (1x2)

[broadway-heere-i-come]

James Lantz updated his website and now we have a brand-new, high-res photograph of Ian and Jordan kissing in The Bus

[rockleesnegrowife]

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A.T

[mashpoll]

Chief Surgeon Who? (s1 e4): To Frank’s dismay, Hawkeye is promoted to chief surgeon, which prompts Frank to call General Barker to the 4077th.

The Bus (s4 e7): Hawkeye, B.J., Frank, Col. Potter, and Radar are stranded in unfamiliar territory when their bus breaks down on the way back from a medical conference.

[skeletood]

keanu reeves

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[the-gershomite]

The Bus by Paul Kirchner

Heavy Metal Magazine

[petiolata]

Dreamed i was educating someone on the recent changes in local transit routes...now that is a good dream.

[raywritesthings]

Even in as early an episode as “The Bus” for him, it’s really obvious how little tolerance Potter has for Frank. Whereas B.J. keeps making these attempts at peace-keeping or finding middle ground, Potter is shooting them down almost as often as Hawkeye is, and he’s the one who’s known Frank for the least amount of time.

I think the combination of Margaret wising up regarding the affair, the disappearance of the generals she was so fond of calling in order to go over Henry’s head to get what she and Frank wanted, and Potter’s absolute no-nonsense attitude in contrast to Henry’s trying-to-please-everybody approach all inevitably led to Frank having nowhere left to grow, as Linville basically put it. He’s still a great character, still incredibly funny, but he’s lost whatever little bite he may have had now that Potter just has to snap at him to get him to stop. Which is emblematic of the shift from the early seasons’ argument of “the army is an incompetent but evil machine that can be dangerously effective at achieving both ends” to the later seasons’ workplace sitcom where the army-aligned characters can be either good or bad, and the “good” ones like Potter will always win out against Frank.

It’s hard to picture an AU where they get along better, because it would take reframing the show and the Potter character in general (or rather, continuing the framing of the army and anyone Regular Army like Potter as a villain), so I find myself wondering instead what might have happened had Frank had a longer turn at command of the 4077th before Potter took over. If that might have made him more combative over being replaced, if he might have found and cultivated an ally or two among the ranks of the enlisted men… I don’t know that it would have prevented Linville from still leaving when he did, but it might have given him something a little different to play while he was still there.

[cameron4818]

At the bus stop straight waiting for it