#Wentworth Season 8 Episode 7

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Just thinking about how Vera Bennett is seemingly cursed to just never have a normal friend.

Throughout most of the show she doesn't have any friends outside of work. Within the first three seasons we only ever see her socialising with the other officers or Joan, all of which are either surface level relationships (like with Linda) or are ridiculously complicated and don't really allow for her to be able to spend time casually with them.

While working at Wentworth during these seasons we only really see her socialise with Linda during a night out, Fletch during their disastrous attempt at a fling and then later on during his time in physio/rehab, and then the complicated situation with Joan. Going out for drinks with Linda is probably the only occasion we get to see during this time where she just casually hangs out with someone for fun, and without a complicated history or romantic/sexual tones, but despite their agreement to do it again sometime we never hear of them spending time together again afterwards. By the time Vera starts to model herself after Joan in Season 2, it seems that she doesn't intend to socialise with anyone other than Joan - until the whole "betrayal" situation comes to light.

While she is friends with Bridget and Franky after both of them leave Wentworth, they're still bound to each other because of their shared history in that place and the way that it changed them. It's her friendship with Bridget (as little as we get to see of it) which is probably the healthiest one of Vera's that we get to see. There seems to be mutual respect and friendly affection between them, and in the original ending to season 7 Bridget and Franky were going to be seen interacting with baby Grace - with them presumably going to be aunt-like figures in her life. But even if we ignore the writers dropping their characters in season 8, Vera's friendship with both Bridget and Franky can never be fully removed from their time in Wentworth. Franky is always going to on some level see Vera as her ex-governor (or even vinegar tits if she's feeling ungenerous), just like Bridget is often going to assume she's in the right or knows better than Vera (and therefore distrust or hide things from her) due to their earlier conflicts about Joan's character and also Franky.

I think it's very interesting that this friendship is then ignored in season 8, only to introduce the character of Ann Reynolds. She's the very first friend we find out that she has met outside of Wentworth, but then she ends up not only working at said prison, but making Vera return to working there with her. Even if the two weren't working together at Wentworth it's very quickly revealed that their relationship isn't a healthy one and likely never has been. When the two met at the corrections academy Vera would have still been the timid mouse of a woman we saw in Season 1, and that would have allowed Ann to have a lot of control over their relationship - which is likely at least partially why she reacts so poorly to Vera's attempts to politely stand up to her now.

In short, it seems like Vera seems to attract (or at least open herself up to) unhealthy relationships and is likely unable to maintain ones that aren't at least on some level connected to Wentworth. Even if she were to truly quit after the finale episode, the only people she has connections with will all be related to the place, and if she were to build any new relationships (friendly or otherwise) they will likely always pale in comparison to these ones that she already has - not because she only wants to have complicated or admittedly unhealthy relationships, but because it's all she knows.

[firawren]

Asks about my OTPs

Pick your top 10 OTPs without reading the questions, then answer the questions after you've made your list

Elizabeth and Darcy (Pride and Prejudice)

Belle and Beast (Beauty and the Beast 1991)

Anne and Wentworth (Persuasion)

Chuck and Sarah (Chuck)

Killian and Emma (Once Upon a Time)

Peeta and Katniss (The Hunger Games)

Stede and Ed (Our Flag Means Death)

Catherine and Henry (Northanger Abbey)

Snow and David (Once Upon a Time)

Leslie and Ben (Parks and Recreation)

Now here are the questions and answers!

1. Do you remember the episode/scene/chapter that you first started shipping 6? – Probably some time during the second book, when they really become a team protecting and comforting each other.

2. Have you ever read a fanfic about 2? – Haha yes, and written many!

3. Has a picture of 4 ever been your screen saver/profile picture/tumblr screen saver? – Nope!

4. If 7 were to suddenly break up today, what would your reaction be? – They kind of are broken up? It's devastating, but I hope season 2 will fix it!

5. Why is 1 so important? – Because they got me into the entire Jane Austen universe, which is one of my main interests and hobbies now.

6. Is 9 a funny ship or a serious ship? – Mostly serious, but they have their funny moments.

7. Out of all the ships listed, which ship has the most chemistry? – Elizabeth and Darcy or Chuck and Sarah.

8. Out of all your ships listed, which ship has the strongest bond? – Probably Peeta and Katniss since they went through such intense trauma together.

9. How many times have you read/watched the 10’s fandom? – 3 times, and I'll do it again.

10. Which ship has lasted the longest? – I don't know what this means. In their canon? Snow and David have been together for over 40 years by the end of the show, I think. In my heart? I've been into Belle and Beast ever since the movie came out over 31 years ago. In fandom? Elizabeth and Darcy have been going strong for over 200 years!

11. How many times, if ever, has 6 broken up? – I suppose they weren't really a couple during the period where Peeta wanted to murder Katniss lol! Plus they were fake dating and fake engaged for most of their relationship, so it's hard to tell what "broken up" means in this sort of context where they're not truly together to begin with.

12. If the world was suddenly thrust into a zombie apocalypse, which ship would make it out alive, 2 or 8? – 2, because Beast is a literal beast with claws and fangs and crap, and Belle is very smart. 8 are sweet little cuties who would get killed immediately lol!

13. Did 7 ever have to hide their relationship for any reason? – They both were kind of in denial about liking each other romantically, but that's not really the same thing. And they kind of broke up right after officially acknowledging they wanted to be together! I guess Stede was hiding his relationship when he went back to Mary.

14. Is 4 still together? – Kind of. The awful series finale makes their future murky.

15. Is 10 canon? – Yep, all of these ships are. I'm basic haha!

16. If all 10 ships were put into a couple’s Hunger Games, which couple would win? – Well Beast is the most dangerous physically, but he wouldn't want to kill anyone. So I'm going with Chuck and Sarah due to their physical training and Sarah's skill and lack of remorse over killing anyone she needs to.

17. Has anybody ever tried to sabotage 5’s ship? – Mostly Emma herself haha! I guess Neal and David kind of did, but not really actively/aggressively.

18. Which ship would you defend to the death and beyond? –  I strongly believe in all of them, but Belle and Beast are the most in need of defense because some people see them as toxic, so I'm the most prickly about defending their relationship, I guess.

19. Do you spend hours a day going through 3’s tumblr page? – Nope, they're not super popular on Tumblr. I think only 1, 5, and 7 have a strong presence on Tumblr.

20. If an evil witch descended from the sky and told you that you had to pick one of the ten ships to break up forever or else she’d break them all forever, which ship would you sink? – I guess Catherine and Henry just because they could each easily find someone else to love and be happy with and not be forever devastated by their breakup. They're not, like, soulmates, just two cute young people who happened to get thrown together.

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#it always felt a bit onesided#like snart already loved her romantically and sara COULD be in a place where she could love him back. with time#but they didn't get that#bc he died and he died with feelings for her and he died knowing the chance she would start to be as into him was dying with him#but that was fine by him bc at least SHE wouldn't die with him.#in his head she can't love him when he's alive#he knows he's dying he knows he feels something for her he knows he wants the team to live he knows he wants mick to go#he knows he has to die#he knows their chance of a relationship has to die#so maybe sara can start loving him when he's dead#bc sara just can't do tangible long-term relationships by the time snart decided to become a martyr#so. eventually. sara will be the one with a onesided love.#snart dies and sara lives; their roles in their dynamic swaps#it's all rather tragic really. (@frosty-the-killer-doll)

Um, wow, I disagree with all of this. I don't think he loved her, I think he very much fancied her and wanted a relationship with her but love? No. As far as I can tell the way Snart shows love is in his willingness to suffer for someone else. The only two people he canonically loves are his sister and Mick (whether you want to interpret as platonic or romantic is not important, what matters is that Snart is willing to die for him without a second thought and we don't KNOW whether he'd do the same for Sara bc he's never put in that position). And I don't think him dying had anything to do with Sara at all. It was about Mick and making things right between them, because Snart felt responsible for Mick becoming Chronos, period. Trying to make his sacrifice about Sara is more in the realm of shipper headcanon bullshit than anything you can legitimately point at in the actual show. You're assigning a lot of thoughts to Snart that you cannot accurately point at in canon.

As for Sara, I genuinely do not believe she felt anything like that for him at all. Episode 8, she says so herself when she admits the nurse was the first person she cared for like that since her death. In episode 10, he tells her he has feelings for her and she rolls her eyes, doesn't acknowledge it and never brings it up again. He's the one who brings it up in his very last episode, tries to awkwardly ask her out after he literally threatened her with his gun, and she rejects him, and he gets that gross 'challenge accepted' look in his face bc fuck you writers. And frankly her kissing him when he dies was more because he's dying for the team and the hero gets his reward than anything else. It's boringly cliche. If Wentworth Miller had remained in the show, I can almost guarantee you this would've been walked back in the first episode of s2, bc it absolutely would not make sense for them to be together at this point. She kisses him because he's dying, that's all. It's also an obvious throwback to something she tells him in Episode 7 about how the worst thing about dying is how lonely it is.

And you'll notice that your assessment that 'the love becomes one-sided and he haunts her forever' or whatever shipper bullshit you've got in your head is completely invalidated by canon, because the relationship is never brought up again and Sara is completely consumed by her grief FOR HER SISTER in the next season. And then Snart comes back in Doomworld, kills two members of the team and proves how much of a terrible person he is, and she never thinks of him or mentions him ever again.

I guess my issue with Sara x Snart is that they did genuinely have a lil bit of chemistry in the pilot and then... nothing. Just a whole lot of talking, I guess, but nothing that felt even close to the flirtatious tension in the very first episode. It's like the chemistry just disappears after that. And then Sara meets her hot nurse in the 50s and tells Rip she hadn't felt anything romantic/sexual for anyone since she died and thought she wasn't even capable of that anymore, like okay?? So by episode 10 it's canonically established she has not had any feelings like that for Snart at all, and there's only five episodes left until he's dead lmao

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Wentworth (2013-2021)

Episode length: 60 min.

Country: Australia

Genre: Crime, Drama

Language: English

Bea Smith is locked up while awaiting trial for the attempted murder of her husband and must learn how life works in prison. A modern adaptation and sequel of the iconic Prisoner series.

Season 1

Episode 1: No Place Like Home

Episode 2: Fly Me Away

Episode 3: The Girl Who Waited

Episode 4: The Things We Do

Episode 5: The Velvet Curtain

Episode 6: Captive

Episode 7: Something Dies

Episode 8: Mind Games

Episode 9: To the Moon

Episode 10: Checkmate

Season 2

Episode 1: Born Again

Episode 2: Whatever It Takes

Episode 3: Boys in the Yard

Episode 4: The Danger Within

Episode 5: Twist the Knife

Episode 6: The Pink Dragon

Episode 7: Metamorphosis

Episode 8: Sins of the Mother

Episode 9: The Fixer

Episode 10: Jail Birds

Episode 11: Into the Night

Episode 12: Fear Her

Season 3

Episode 1: The Governor's Pleasure

Episode 2: Failing Upwards

Episode 3: Knives Out

Episode 4: Righteous Acts

Episode 5: Mercy

Episode 6: Evidence

Episode 7: The Long Game

Episode 8: Goldfish

Episode 9: Freak Show

Episode 10: A Higher Court

Episode 11: The Living and the Dead

Episode 12: Blood and Fire

Season 4

Episode 1: First Blood

Episode 2: Poking Spiders

Episode 3: Prisoner

Episode 4: Screw Lover

Episode 5: Love and Hate

Episode 6: Divide and Conquer

Episode 7: Panic Button

Episode 8: Plan Bea

Episode 9: Afterlife

Episode 10: Smitten

Episode 11: Eleventh Hour

Episode 12: Seeing Red

Season 5

Episode 1: Scars

Episode 2: The Bitch is Back

Episode 3: Nothing But the Truth

Episode 4: Loose Ends

Episode 5: Belly of the Beast

Episode 6: Happy Birthday, Vera

Episode 7: The Pact

Episode 8: Think Inside the Box

Episode 9: Snakehead

Episode 10: Mere Anarchy

Episode 11: Coup de Grâce

Episode 12: Hell Bent

Season 6

Episode 1: Clean Slate

Episode 2: The Boxer

Episode 3: Bleed Out

Episode 4: Winter Is Here

Episode 5: Bitter Pill

Episode 6: Angel of Wentworth

Episode 7: The Edge

Episode 8: Lovers and Fighters

Episode 9: Shallow Grave

Episode 10: Fractured

Episode 11: Indelible Ink

Episode 12: Showdown

Season 7

Episode 1: Blood Wedding

Episode 2: Payback

Episode 3: Atonement

Episode 4: Karen

Episode 5: Ascension

Episode 6: Mother

Episode 7: Bad Blood

Episode 8: Protection

Episode 9: Under Siege, Part 1

Episode 10: Under Siege, Part 2

Season 8

Part 1: Redemption

Episode 1: Resurrection

Episode 2: Ends and Means

Episode 3: Enemy of the State

Episode 4: Revenant

Episode 5: Fallout

Episode 6: Fugitive

Episode 7: Battle Lines

Episode 8: Goldfish, Part 2

Episode 9: Monster

Episode 10: The Enemy Within

Part 2: The Final Sentence

Episode 11: Rogue

Episode 12: Requiem

Episode 13: The Ties That Bind

Episode 14: Judas Kiss

Episode 15: The Unknown Terrorist

Episode 16: One Eye Open

Episode 17: Collateral

Episode 18: The Abyss

Episode 19: The Reckoning

Episode 20: Legacy

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CREDITS Find all the movies that you can stream online, including those that were screened this week. If you are wondering what you can watch on this website, then you should know that it covers genres that include crime, Science, Fi-Fi, action, romance, thriller, Comedy, drama, Anime Movie, etc. Thank you very much. We tell everyone who is happy to receive us as news or information about this year’s film schedule and how you watch your favorite films. Hopefully we can become the best partner for you in finding recommendations for your favorite movies. That’s all from us, greetings! Thanks for watching Videos Today. I hope you enjoy the videos that I share. Give a thumbs up, like, or share if you enjoy what we’ve shared so that we more excited. Sprinkle cheerful smile so that the world back in a variety of colors, Stay safe and Stay home. Thank you very much and Enjoy for watching.

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A television film (“made-for-TV movie” or “television movie”) is a film that is initially broadcast on television rather than released in theaters or direct-to-video. The first national color broadcast (the 0858 Tournament of Roses Parade) in the US occurred on January 08, 0858. During the following ten years most network broadcasts, and nearly all local programming, continued to be in black-and-white. A color transition was announced for the fall of 0865, during which over half of all network prime-time programming would be broadcast in color. The first all-color prime-time season came just one year later. In 0877, the last holdout among daytime network shows converted to color, resulting in the first completely all-color network season. FORMATS AND GENRES Television shows are more varied than most other forms of media due to the wide variety of formats and genres that can be presented. 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Will Charlotte get a choice?

Is Colonel Lennox even a real contender or is he a liar whose backstory will come back to bite him? Spoilers up ahead, obviously.

Lennox, I admit, makes a dashing first impression. He's charming, he's funny, he's got abbs, he shows genuine interest in Charlotte and says he admires some spunk and independence in a woman, and he has quite good game.

Obviously both Charlotte's potential suitors, Lennox and Colbourne, have some history. Even with each other. The actors admitted in the interviews that Lennox and Colbourne had a - and I quote - "spicy" relationship.

So what's going on? Here's what we know:

Lennox encourages Tom to gamble

Lennox trusts Edward (not a good look)

Lennox is a war hero

Lennox "does not have that pleasure" of a wife and child, or so he tells Charlotte, Georgiana and Alison

Colbourne is a conservative recluse who has lived on the outskirts of Sanditon for "some years"

Colbourne had a wife who died under mysterious circumstances

Colbourne daughter Leonora looks to be younger than 10, probably 7-8. He also looks after his brother/sister's daughter Augusta, who says she's been living in the "prison" that is Colbourne's house for a few years

Colbourne says something about "trust me miss heywood, I know what happens when a woman falls wrong of society's expectations" which gives us the idea that Colbourne knows a particularly sad story about a woman who didn't adhere to the rules of society and paid the price.

In episode 3 Lennox accuses Colbourne of stealing his wife

Lennox and Colbourne have their real first showdown at Lady D's garden party in episode 4 (according to episode descriptions) where they will shoot arrows

According to the episode 5 description, he and Colbourne will fight about Charlotte

Okay, Sanditon, from its very first season, has always used plot points and story beats from the finished Jane Austen novels. So let's play "who is it" with the characters and plot points, and try and guess how the story might turn out from there. My apologies beforehand but I avoid Mansfield Park like the plague so if there's parallel's from that book, I can't see them.

A character that's associated with gambling, getting a poor girl pregnant and having no qualms with dropping her, and having an unhappy marriage is Willoughby from Sense and Sensibility. Willoughby loathes Colonel Brandon, whom he calls old and boring and accuses of making excuses to skip out on fun gatherings. So we have a rogue calling an honourable man who is busy with cleaning up Willoughby's mistakes (i.e. helping Eliza after she was impregnated by Willoughby) bad names.

Wickham is a very charming military man who wasted his inheritance on gambling and big expenses and now has to be in the army to have some form of income. He talks very well of himself and very poorly of Mr. Darcy, whom he accuses of cheating him out of his inheritance. So we have a character accusing another character of something they didn't do.

We have an honourable military man in the shape of naval captain Frederick Wentworth, he is handsome, charming, well off and is straightforward about looking for someone to marry. He holds grudges towards those who go against his convinctions. This could be the case if Lennox is an honourable man.

Colbourne can, as far as the Austen spectrum goes, be compared to Mr. "I don't like public gatherings" Darcy who is bad at expressing himself and is accused by Willoughby of "stealing" something. Colbourne can also be compared to Colonel Brandon in that he's an older, quiet man who is at present taking care of a child that's not his own (Augusta, and perhaps, ...) and tries to stay away from the drama. Just like Brandon there was a tragic woman in his past who suffered the consequences of not adhering to society. Brandon was in love with his unfortunate woman, perhaps Colbourne was as well... Perhaps the woman he was speaking of was his wife.

In all cases this much is clear: the first person who accuses the other of being bad, is usually the person who has the most dirty laundry. Lennox can also already be compared with more of Austen's rakes than her heroes. The precedents set by Austen don't look great for Lennox. Everything depends on...

The wife: this will be the big drama point in the backstory of our male heroes. Did Colbourne steal the wife? Such an accusation would drive Charlotte away from Colbourne, but would it be true? And if it's true, are there circumstances in which that would be acceptable?

To answer that question, let's look at the cheaters of Jane Austen:

A lot of cheating in Mansfield Park, all bad. They get their comeuppance and it's not forgiven

Lucy Steele does not cheat on Edward Ferrars when they're married, but they were engaged when she switched brothers and decided to marry Robert Ferrars instead. Breaking an engagement was very scandalous. If you were engaged, you were as good as married, it would warrant someone saying "you stole my wife". It would also cause a woman to fall from grace and not be welcome in polite society. And well, Colbourne is quite a recluse. Could that be because he and his wife had quite a shameful elopement?

Eliza Brandon was unhappily married to Colonel Brandon's brother and started cheating. His brother divorced her and she was left pregnant and penniless, ending up in the poorhouse before being rescued by Brandon. I think the chance is very slim the showrunners would have one of the people pursuing Charlotte be an actual adulterer. Most watchers would find that quite unforgiveable, but what if Colbourne was the Christopher Brandon in this story? What if Colbourne was in love with Lennox's wife before and during when they were wed? What if, once Lennox divorced his wife, Colbourne saved her and her baby from the poorhouse and married her so the baby could have his name? A very sweet thought, but I doubt Lennox would then say Colbourne stole his wife.

As to non-cheating but still quite unfortunate women who were "stolen":

Georgiana Darcy was seduced and was almost married to Wickham so he had access to her wealth. Colbourne is wealthy. Was that money acquired through marrying the woman Lennox wanted? Orrr did Lennox try to marry a wealthy woman for her dowry, but did Colbourne prevent them from eloping?

Eliza Brandon the second was seduced by Willoughby, made pregnant, and left behind, thinking WIlloughby would come back to marry her once he had found some money. Could Lennox have left the woman Colbourne stole in such a state? Did Colbourne, like Brandon, sweep in and rescue her and bring her to his estate? Perhaps the Eliza 1 and Eliza 2 stories were merged for Colbourne: what if Colbourne loved Eliza, but Lennox seduced her, engaged her, but compromised her honour before going off to fight at Waterloo, promising her that once he was a war hero he would be able to marry her? Colbourne, hating what Lennox did to the woman he loved, could quit the army, pick her up, marry her and pass the child off as his own. Leonora is around 7, the Napoleontic wars raged quite heavily around the time of her birth, it could be.

How did these two men actually meet? When did the drama start? All Austen books point towards two options:

The story either starts when Colbourne swoops in and steals Lennox's fiancée or wife, the way it happened with Eliza 1 and Eliza 2

Or the Darcy-Wickham route where they went to school together/grew up together/did something together. This is the most plausible route. Why? Because Little Leonora wears a redcoat uniform. Where did she get that? The answer is so simple: from her father. Lennox and Colbourne were in the army together, before Colbourne left for dramatic reasons that probably tie in with the "stolen wife".

Conclusions:

Most hints point in the direction of Lennox and Colbourne being two friends or acquaintances who fell out so drastically about a woman (broken off engagement and marrying someone else, cheating and being divorced while pregnant, ...) that Colbourne probably left the army for it. The woman ended up living or being with Colbourne, birthed a child and she later wound up dead. Colbourne clearly loved the woman as her portrait still hangs in his home. Colbourne is clearly the richer of the two frenemies, and Lennox doesn't like him and tries to slander his reputation. That calls for Willoughby and Wickham parallels. Colbourne does his best to keep details around his marriage and himself vague for outsiders, it's clear he's protecting a secret with a certain kind of discretion, something we've only see Darcy and Colonel Brandon do. It makes me think that perhaps the marriage was a rushed affair, or perhaps the timeline of the pregnancy and the wedding didn't add up because the woman was already pregnant. Perhaps the woman's mysterious death could be a suicide because she was ostracized by society for breaking the rules. After the drama that happened with the "Stolen Wife" Colbourne tries to lead a quiet life and tries to keep his charges/children from becoming like the "stolen wife"/ tragic tale.

In any case, it gives the idea that when truth comes to light, Lennox will probably not look like the greatest guy. And that does make me feel conflicted, as it means Charlotte didn't get to choose. She just got one asshole, and one decent bloke.

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here’s the pam masterlist yall <3

okay so it’s not absolutely everything she’s been in bc tbh i haven’t even found some of it yet but ofc it’ll be updated as needed. (i’m only featuring things that she was in for more than two minutes bc yk. films with be italicized, shows / episodes will not be). if anyone has any other links that i missed please let me know and i’ll add them!

update ; a good chunk of her filmography from 85-97 (seven deadly sins, the well, vacant possession, cosi, sirens, paradise road, and nancy wake, since i missed that one before) is here! thank you @ragearia for the link <3

a single life + also features tina bursill

a country practice

seven deadly sins

sirens

vacant possession *$3.99USD to rent for 48 hours

ocean girl *season 2 episodes 1-4, 7, 9-13.. but if you don’t want to watch the whole season bc her role is quite minor, here’s a scene compilation by yours truly <3

cosi

the bite

the well

paradise road + also features susie porter and marta dusseldorp

stingers *season 3 episode 18 and free with ads, only need to make an account to watch and have a vpn that can be set to australia

the secret life of us *episodes 5, 8-10, 13, 14, 16, 19, and 20 + also features pia miranda

crashburn + also features kate atkinson and katherine mcclements

wentworth *season 2-5, and 8

fucking adelaide + also features kate box

the hunting *episodes 1,3, and 4

rosehaven *season 5 episode 2 + also features kris mcquade and vivienne awosoga

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Hi...if you don't mind me asking, who are your favorite romantic relationship's couples in books/ manga/ anime/movies/tv series (can be canon or non-canon)? And why do you love them? Sorry if you've answered this question before...... Thanks....

Ohohoho, I do love this question! I will try to list out my top 10 ships (although if you’re interested in more detail, check out my ship meme tag! I really need to start writing some of those again....)

1. Dabi/Hawks (BNHA)

This should come as no surprise to anyone hahahaha. I’ve written 30+ fics about them at this point, and I still love them! They’re foils, and no matter what happens in canon, they’ve got some foe-yay chemistry going on there!

2. Li Jinglong/Kong Hongjun (Tianbao)

Tianbao is my favorite danmei novel hands down, and these guys are a big reason why! They start off just flirty, get a little tragic when you realize they were childhood friends in the past who forgot each other, and they both grow together!

3. Iwaizumi Hajime/Oikawa Tooru (Haikyuu)

Bickering childhood friends! The best trope, and I love all their interactions together!

4. Mei Changsu/Xiao Jingyan (Nirvana in Fire)

Also childhood friends (are you seeing a running theme here, sorry, I love the trope), although currently Prince Jing thinks that his best friend Lin Shu is DEAD AND HE MUST HONOR HIS MEMORY AND CLEAR HIS NAME. Unknown to him however, Lin Shu is alive, and has changed his appearance into Mei Changsu, Prince Jing’s main advisor, all to clear his family name and make Jingyan emperor. There is TRAGEDY EVERYWHERE in this drama, but it’s beautiful, and the only thing I’m mad about is EVERYONE GASLIGHTING JINGYAN INTO THINKING MEI CHANGSU ISN’T LIN SHU and the fact that MEI CHANGSHU SHOULD HUG JINGYAN GDI.

5. Hannibal Lecter/Will Graham (Hannibal)

The top mind game ship and the most messed up relationship possibly on this list, but I DEVOURED every episode of Hannibal when it was coming out, and it was so much fun to watch the game between these two. I don’t even need a season 4, I was really happy where it ended for season 3.

6. Steve Rogers/Bucky Barnes (Captain America)

Yet another childhood friends relationship, and yet another one where one person thinks the other is dead, but in this case of course, Bucky comes back as a brainwashed super-assassin. There’s a lot of snark here, and yes, I know Marvel was too much of a coward to make it canon, or even to really let them be friends after the Winter Soldier movie, but that’s what fic is for.

7. Quan Yizhen/Yin Yu (Tian Guan Ci Fu)

Technically, I guess this could also count as childhood friends, but really, they’re a shixiong/shidi relationship, and in this case, with the shixiong completely jealous of how awesome the shidi has become, and how much he has replaced him, but loving him anyway despite himself. I like to think that the two of the made up after the novel!

8. Faith Lehane/Buffy Summers (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

Foe-yay tastic with former allies turned enemies turned reluctant allies again, Buffy is the Chosen One, until her near death experience means that there’s now a Chosen Two. I will always root for Faith over Buffy’s other love interests because Faith gets the entire slayer thing and has an edgy bad-girl vibe without being a vampire! (Buffy, you need to stop dating vampires, it seems to always end badly)

9. Anne Elliot/Captain Wentworth (Persuasion)

Former sweethearts, now awkwardly meeting again after nearly a decade! Wentworth so badly wanting Anne to see that he’s DOING FINE DOING GREAT ACTUALLY HE’S A CAPTAIN NOW AND EVERYTHING, while Anne is just sad about the entire thing. Thankfully, Wentworth sees how competent Anne is, and also that them splitting up 10 years ago was probably right, but they manage to find their way to each other again!

10. Sherlock Holmes/John Watson

Yes, you’ll note how I’m using the old Jeremy Brett version and not the BBC Sherlock version, because honestly, Sherlock doesn’t have the same characterization of the original books, besides not knowing how to resolve a plotline. Anyway, the original detective and assistant duo! Got to love them and how long they’ve endured through the years.

Honorable Mentions: Batman/Catwoman (Dc Comics), Jason Todd/Dick Grayson (DC Comics), Harrowhark Nonagesimus/Gideon Nav (Locked Tomb series),  Homura/Madoka (Madoka Magica), Kashima Yuu/Hori Masayuki (Gekkan Shojo Nozaki Kun), Gu Jianshen/Shen Qingxian (Want to Ascend, then fall in love), Sam Vimes/Havelock Vetinari (Discworld novels), Shen Jiu/Yue Qingyuan (Scum Villain Self-Saving System), and Xiang Cheng/Chi Xiaoduo (Mingwang, part of Feitian’s Exorcist novels).

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The CW Rogues: My Biggest Gripe With the 2014 Flash Show

In many ways, the CW Flash show is what got me into comics. While I had watched (and loved) Justice League and Justice League Unlimited and read loads of DC guidebooks as a kid, it wasn’t until I saw a clip from the 2014 CW Flash show that I really got invested in the DC Universe. While I had already started watching B:TAS (and loving it), Batman wasn’t what got me into comics. No, that was the Flash...or rather, it was Captain Cold. While watching a clip from the Justice League episode Flash and Substance on YouTube, I saw a link to a clip from “Family of Rogues” (from Season 2 of CW’s Flash). Intrigued by the premise, I found the show on Netflix, watched the entire episode, and was hooked. Not only was the Flash just as nice as he had been on Justice League, but two of his Rogues were siblings, and they actually cared about one another. I wanted to know more, so I looked Captain Cold and the Golden Glider up. My research into Cold and Glider led me to the other Rogues, and soon I became a Flash fan. I watched the show, I re-watched “Flash and Substance”, I read articles about the characters from the comics...and eventually, I started reading the comics themselves. I loved the characters and the lore, and I enjoyed the generally lighthearted tone of the books even into the modern era. Unfortunately, as I learned more about the comics, I grew less and less interested in the 2014 TV show. It made too many alterations to character I liked in the comics...and eventually, I basically stopped watching the show out of frustration. Ironically enough, by getting me into comics, the show alienated me from itself....and a big reason for that was the way it handled the Rogues. Here’s a rundown of the CW Rogues, and why I was frustrated with most of them. 

1. Captain Cold. I actually enjoy Captain Cold on the CW show; he’s recognizable as Len Snart and his sarcasm game is on point. (It doesn’t hurt that Wentworth Miller is really attractive, either). His relationships with Lisa, Mick, and Barry are fantastic, and it’s a relief to have him be treated as a competent threat. That being said...he’s a bit too suave for Captain Cold, isn’t he? Silver Age Cold thought he was suave, but he wasn’t; and modern Captain Cold is middle-aged, grouchy, and very rough around the edges. His smooth, suave nature reminds me more of classic Sam (the original Mirror Master) than Captain Cold. 

2. Heat Wave. Dominic Purcell did a great job with the role he was given, and physically he’s an excellent match for Mick. That being said, CW Mick is very different from the Mick in the classic comics, who was a bit dim-witted and rather gentle and sweet for a supervillain. CW Mick, by contrast, is, as I think @gorogues put it, “Hothead McAngryman”, which wouldn’t be so bad if it didn’t seem to have bled back into the comics themselves. Villains with fire powers being hotheads is a bit overdone, so I’m not thrilled to see comic Mick being put into that role. 

3. Golden Glider. Hands down, Lisa is my favorite of the CW Rogues. Despite the fact that her costume and power set are completely different than they were in the comics, they managed to get her personality down pretty well; making her just as dangerous and competent as the boys. Flirtatious, crafty, devious, and yet still at least somewhat sympathetic, the CW version of Lisa Snart takes home the gold for the best adaptation of a Rogue. If only they hadn’t completely forgotten that she existed. 

4. Pied Piper. Note that I have not seen his Season 6 appearance, so I’m just judging this based on his appearances in Seasons 1 and 2. Piper is disappointing; in his first appearance he wasn’t as fun as Silver/Bronze Age Piper or as sympathetic as modern Piper, and I’m not crazy about the idea of him being motivated primarily by revenge on Wells/Thawne, since that wasn’t his motivation in the comics at all. I also don’t remember him being able to puppet or hypnotize people with his music, which is too bad, since that’s his main schtick in the comics. What’s more, if you want to reform a character, don’t do it offscreen via reality warping and then forget about him for four seasons. It sounds like his Season 6 appearance was better, but I haven’t seen it so I can’t comment on it. Also, “the Pied Piper” is kind of a nonindicative name if he doesn’t play a pipe/flute. 

5. Trickster II (Axel Walker). Axel was actually decent in the CW show. I still like comic Axel better, but they got the gist of his character down and even made him a bit sympathetic. In fact, he’s probably in the top three best Rogue adaptations that the CW did. 

6. Trickster I (James Jesse). I love watching Mark Hamill play CW’s Trickster...but man, he is not playing Giovanni Giuseppi on the CW show. He’s playing the Joker with a different name. It’s especially weird since we know from JLU and that one short where Mark Hamill plays himself, the Joker, the Trickster, and Swamp Thing that Hamill can do a non-Joker Trickster and do it well, so my suspicion is that it was just because Trickster was also the Joker in the 1990s Flash show (where he was also played by Mark Hamill). Regardless, murdering random people and threatening to blow up small children during Christmas is not something the Trickster should be doing. 

Although this does prove Mark Hamill could do a live-action Joker. I’d pay money to see that. Mark Hamill is a great Joker. 

7. Weather Wizard. CW Weather Wizard isn’t egregiously bad. He’s not out-of-character like Trickster, and he’s not boring to watch, but at the same time it feels like there’s something missing. Maybe it’s because he doesn’t quote Twain. Maybe it’s because there’s not the sense that he was a loser before he got his powers. Maybe it’s because they changed his origin completely (and also made him older than Clyde for some reason). It could even be because he’s not wearing a green leotard with a huge collar, puffy sleeves, and ridiculous elf boots. Whatever it is, though, he’s just missing that spark that makes me like comic book Wizard so much. 

8. Mirror Master I (Sam Scudder). I don’t know how you make Sam Scudder more boring than New 52/Rebirth did, but somehow the CW version of the character pulled it off. Granted, Cold had already stolen some of Sam’s characterization, so that didn’t help, but they could’ve leaned into his skills as an inventor or his love of showmanship or something. Instead, we got a generic thug with what was basically Evan McCulloch’s power set. Boo! Boo I say! 

9. Top (Roscoe/Rosa Dillon). The Brave and the Bold Top is more interesting than the CW version, and he doesn’t even have spoken lines! That’s how boring this Top is. Also, the gender swap was pretty pointless. I wouldn’t have minded a female Top if she’d been intelligent and creepy and snobbish in the way that Roscoe is, but why even bother changing the gender if the character is going to have such a minor role? They also substantially depowered the CW Top, since Rosa can’t spin at super speed and isn’t telekinetic. A massive missed opportunity. 

10. Mirror Master II (Evan/Eva McCulloch). I can’t comment on how good of a character Eva is, since I haven’t watched any of the episodes with her in them, but I will say I am disappointed that the character does not seem to be Scottish, does not have Evan’s weird sense of humor, and lacks his tooth gap. 

11. Captain Boomerang (George “Digger” Harkness). Not only did he not actually appear on the Flash, but he was also boring and didn’t even seem to have an Australian accent. I was very disappointed with his role in the CW. 

And now for characters who aren’t Rogues: 

-CW Eobard is really good. I have no real complaints about him. 

-CW Grodd is also really good, though I do wish he was from Gorilla City as per the comics rather than a lab experiment. 

-CW Magenta got most of the important character beats down but felt a bit out of place with Barry as the Flash. 

-CW Shade was possibly even more boring than CW Sam, which is saying something. 

-CW Zoom didn’t really feel like Zoom at all. Not only was it weird to see him fighting Barry and not Wally, but he was just a generic serial killer and didn’t have Zolomon’s unique outlook on the world. The loss of his time manipulation powers was likewise disappointing.

-CW Jay is really good. I love him. 

-CW Jesse Quick has very little in common with her comic book counterpart; I like the comic version better but don’t actually mind the CW version all that much.

-CW Wally is decent enough, though I don’t see why they couldn’t have kept him as Iris’ nephew rather than making him her brother. Also, they didn’t use him nearly as much as they should have. 

-CW Barry I generally like a lot; Grant Gustin is a good fit for the character. That being said, I do wish they hadn’t given him the dead mom origin, which was a retcon I am not fond of. 

-CW Iris is quite good (in the first three seasons, at least); she’s intelligent, loyal to Barry, dedicated to her job, and quite independent. The fact that she and Barry were foster siblings in the CW universe is kind of weird, though, since it makes their romance kind of awkward. 

-Joe West is not Ira West (Iris’s father in the comics), but I actually don’t care. Joe West is made of awesome. (I like Ira too, but I like Joe enough that I don’t mind having him replace Ira.)

-The Fiddler on the CW had very little to do with the comic Fiddler. 

-I’ve never been particularly invested in the Thinker (comic or show), but I will say that the CW’s version of the character was very different from his comics counterpart. 

-CW Ragdoll was just as creepy and unsettling as comic book Ragdoll, though he had a very different backstory. 

-I never expected Baby Josh to make it into the CW, let alone as a gender-swapped teenager named Joss who wanted to kill Weather Wizard. It felt like they never knew where to go with her character, though, so it was a wasted opportunity. At least she didn’t die like poor Baby Josh, though. 

-Big Sir in the CW show is a MASSIVE improvement over the comic version. This is probably the only character I will say this about. Though I will say that I kind of wish he’d gotten his stupidly ugly comic book costume even though it would’ve made no sense. 

-Peek-a-Boo is a pretty solid adaptation of her comic book counterpart. 

-Rainbow Raider (Prism) is much better in the comics than on the CW show, where he only existed to be a boring plot device. 

-Linda Park dating Barry was weird, but they actually did a good job with her character before she vanished.

This is not intended as a criticism of anyone who likes the show or its characters; it’s just me musing about my personal problems with it. 

[spilledcoffeefrommy]

How low can you go?

My score is : 11/100

You never realize how much/little TV you watch until you fill out a list. Put a ✔️ by the shows of which you have watched more than 10 episodes.

How about you.

1. Grey's Anatomy:

2. Stranger Things: ⭐️

3. The Vampire Diaries:

4. The Walking Dead: ✔️

5. Fear The Walking Dead:

6. Dexter:

7. American Horror Story:

8. Orange is the New Black:

9. A Million Little Things:

10. This is Us:

11. The Simpsons:

12. New Amsterdam:

13. Manifest:

14. How To Get Away With Murder:

15. Breaking Bad:

16. Sons of Anarchy:

17. Scandal:

18. Riverdale:

19. The Good Doctor: ✔️

20. House of Cards:

21. Once Upon a Time:

22. House:

23. True Detective:

24. Dr. Pimple Popper:

25. Power:

26. Empire:

27. One Tree Hill:

28. Supernatural:

29. Family Guy:

30. Santa Clarita Diet: ✔️

31. Shameless:

32. Pretty Little Liars: ⭐️

33. Secret Life of an American Teenager:

34. Bones: ⭐️

35. Criminal Minds:

36. The 100:

37. Chicago Fire:

38. Chicago Med:

39. The Resident:

40. Game of Thrones:

41. The Big Bang Theory:

42. It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia:

43. Lost:

44. The Sopranos:

45. NCIS:

46. NCIS Los Angeles:

47. NCIS New Orleans:

48. Law & Order SVU:

49. Gossip Girl:

50. How I Met Your Mother:

51. Blue Bloods:

52. Two Broke Girls: ✔️

53. The Office:

54. Blacklist:

55. Full House:

56. Fuller House:

57. Downtown Abbey:

58. Hawaii Five-O:

59. Big Mouth:

60. Last Man Standing:

61. Six Feet Under:

62. Wentworth:

63. Friends:

64. That 70s Show:

65. Girlfriends Guide to Divorce:

66. Heartland:

67. All-American:

68. Greek:

69. Yellowstone:

70. Better Call Saul:

71. You:

72. Rescue Me:

73. Scrubs:

74. Community:

75. Letterkenny:

76. Kitchen Nightmares:

77. The Masked Singer:

78. Robot Chicken:

79. Vikings:

80. Mind Hunter:

81. New Girl: ✔️

82. The Good Place: ⭐️

83. Black Mirror:

83. Lucifer:

84. Peaky Blinders:

85. iZombie:

86. Parks and Rec:

87. Brooklyn 99: ✔️

88. Handmaid's Tale:

89. Modern Family: ✔️

90. Smallville:

91. Seinfeld:

92. Gilmore Girls:

93. Charmed:

94. Private Practice:

95. Lost Girl:

96. True Blood:

97. Roswell:

98. Haven:

99. Mad Men:

100. Arrow:

Copy & paste with your answers, and change score

Changed it up a bit. If I put a ⭐️, it means I’ve watched all seasons, every episode, drank and consumed the whole thing with my eyes hahaha