#ben willbond

[captain-rickbond]

[daily-willbond]

23/04

[titanebaby]

collage tarot deck! scanned all of the major arcana & some of my fav minor arcana

inspired by 306saint’s trash tarot <3

[lisasooyaa]

missing him greatly

[baynton]

BBC Ghosts | 5x03: Pineapple Day

[ihadtofindyou]

one of my favorite things about the captain is that he's like... objectively not cut out for the army at all.

like, he barely had his shit together on the home front before germany had even touched england. he wouldn't have lasted thirty seconds on the actual front lines without having a panic attack. he accidentally killed a bird once and still feels guilty about it almost 80 years later.

he died a captain at 44 or 45, and had been a captain for at least five years prior. a competent army officer could expect promotion from captain to major by like 35 at the latest. he is plain old bad at his job.

like, it's only that he's overcompensating for his gayness with a performatively masculine job, and he's autistic with a special interest in military stuff. in modern day he'd be sitting at home with a nice husband writing very infodumpy nonfiction books about tanks. dude was seriously just born in the wrong generation.

[harbarytka]

Shine like a star🩷⭐️

[vodkaisgay28]

[themthereupdates]

Ghosts Behind the Scenes!!

As Publication day for the second Ghosts book is finally here this morning we got some behind the scenes!

Mat posted this video of him as Thomas dancing and having fun on set

Heartwarming to know they genuinely had loads of fun!!

The caption he put up will be there for you all to read 🤍

[tashpanda]

the captain <3

[golyadkin]

Redraw of an oldy in light of final series developments

[nortism]

it actually wasn’t netflix who turned alexander the great gay, it was ben willbond in 2009 on hit children’s tv show horrible histories

[captain-rickbond]

The Captain

[captain-grammar]

Ben Willbond + The Stick Twirl™ | BBC Ghosts series 5 bloopers

[that-anxious-enby]

a bbc ghosts thought i had back in November i dont think i talked about on here yet: Pat and Julian both died with watches on.

my question is are the watches stopped on the exact time they died as a sort of constant reminder, or are they now ticking forever, never to stop? and is the idea of them staying frozen forever at the exact second they died more or less heartbreaking then the idea that if they keep do keep ticking then they're a constant reminder of time passing but never growing old. also depending on the watch you can feel the vibration of the ticking against your wrist, its subtle but its there.. can you imagine being stuck with that for eternity? not just the visual reminder of time passing but literally FEELING every second that passes?

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