#Ugh this episode

[jambamthepaperman]

The way Agatha looked at Rio when they were on the brooms- I just. She thought Rio was beautiful.

[ltcdrmcgarrett]

Unnecessarily big gifs of Steve McGarrett [24 of ?]

[generalluxun]

“Derision”’s first version of the script is dated May 22, 2020. During the time that Astruc bashed Chloe stans.

I'm not gonna dive too deeply into timing and whatnot. There's no time that makes it 'better'.

[heilos]

I don't want you to feel like you're nothing

[hansoeii]

you'll make it back.

[laurrelise]

unfortunately it has been decided that this is one of the funniest scenes in the show, sorry i don’t make the rules

diego’s hand slowly bringing the knife into frame? peak comedy

luther’s “what the- put the knife away” literally never fails to make me laugh

don’t even get me started on klaus’ damn condoms

[homeforclones]

The difference between Season 1 and Season 3 of the Bad Batch

Season 1: Omega: Crosshair, can I have a hug? Crosshair: The audacity??? Of this Child??? Nothing would revolt me more than to show any kind of weakness to sate your neediness. Season 3: Omega: Crosshair, you're getting a hug. Crosshair: The charity??? Of my Sister??? Nothing would give me more joy than to be hugged by the Literal Angel that you are, though I am a lowly worm.

[noodles-and-tea]

I haD TO

[figscigfigs]

emily offering fig’s cursed bardics whenever she can is truly peak comedy for me

[cipher26]

I have so many thoughts on Arcane which I'll get to eventually, but before that I just have to say...

ANYONE who is complaining about how short and rushed this season was, or how little time we got with certain characters/plots... don't blame the creators or the writers.

Blame the streamers. Those studios, Netflix in particular, are the ones who are responsible for destroying TV and cutting seasons in half, and then limiting most shows to 2 seasons. Television has suffered so much because of their greed. Those studios aren't run by artists, they're run by moneymen. They don't care about your shows, they don't care about the stories or the characters or the fans, they just want money. And they mismanage their money so much it's fucking sickening.

And yes, it is a choice. It doesn't have to be this way, and there can be exceptions. The finale of the last season of Stranger Things was 2 and a half hours long. It was it's own movie.

So blame the streamers. Blame them every single day until we get greedy asshole's hands off of our art so that we have the space to present our stories in the way they deserve.

EDIT: To be clear when I say streamers, I'm talking about the studios, particularly the ones like Netflix/Disney/Hulu that can only be watched on the internet via streaming apps. Broadcast television used to be, and still is in some cases (Blue Bloods, Grey's Anatomy season 87...), 20-23 episode seasons. With story and nuance and side quests and growth.

[qui-gg]

And the dark awaits us all around the corner

But here in our place, we have for the day

Can we stay a while and listen for heaven?

[rosalie-starfall]

The Not Ready For Prime Time Players

Saturday Night / Saturday Night Live October 11th 1975

[critter-of-habit]

okay focusing on NATASHA when Peggy and Steve were reuniting was really a choice wasn't it

[lesserafimz]

TWINKLING WATERMELON (2023) | Ep. 8

[vampirecorleone]

"Do you think you're the strongest because you're Satoru Gojo? Or are you Satoru Gojo because you're the strongest?" Jujutsu Kaisen - One Gifset Per Episode - [29] - Premature Death

[spirk-trek]