#charlie lawrence

[queenofcats17]

I just thought of like

Everytime another version of Sammy or Susie ends up in the studio cuz of Joey, Charlie is just there with a pencil and paper asking them questions

Oh yeah, absolutely.

I think they're initially pretty fascinated by the prospect of alternate universes. Until they learn just how dark a lot of those alternate universes can get.

I think Susie and Sammy try to keep the worst versions away from Charlie, but there have been times when they've slipped through.

Charlie still wants to hear about these universes, even after the shock wears off and the horror has set in. But they're a bit more detached from these alternate versions of their parents.

[kwebtv]

Stephanie Faracy, Ted McGinley, T.R. Knight, Nathan Lane and Laurie Metcalf in "Charlie Lawrence"

[saw2004directorscut]

SAW (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) 2004 CD Case and booklet

[saint-petah-the-good]

my biggest fear is being closed in a room with all of my fictional crushes

[mattmurdeaux]

CHARLIE COX: A MASTERCLASS IN KISSING

"[Charlie] seemed incredibly experienced. He's really, really talented and just has a lovely quality. He's very tender, and present and open and just great fun as an actor. And he's just so charming and such a decent guy. He's a very good kisser." - Claire Danes

[kendallsroyco]

A Christmas Presentation: Charlie Cox in Bed ✨

[crewman-penelope]

Did you account for the things I am good at?

[vintagerocker69]

Guitarist Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones performing at the Festhalle Frankfurt, Germany, 30th September 1973. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images)

[buckypascal]

Charlie Cox as Adam Lawrence - Treason 01.04 (Part 2)

[sweaterface]

sketching and booking

[queenofcats17]

The Ink Demonth 12

Today's theme is Copy.

I was initially going to go angsty with this, but I decided against it.

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Charlie Lawrence had a tendency to copy behaviors from their parents. Whether or not they were aware of this themselves was unclear, but the other employees at the studio had certainly noticed.

Wally had been the first to bring it up one day in the breakroom.

"You ever noticed how the kid always taps their cane in the same rhythm Sammy taps his pen when he's concentratin'?"

Many of the employees put down their sandwiches.

"What do you mean?" Tom asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Sammy's got this rhythm he taps with his pen when he's concentrating," Wally explained before demonstrating the rhythm. "And the kid taps out the same rhythm with their cane when they're thinking. I saw 'em doin' it when they were working on some essays for school."

"He's right," Norman agreed. "Sometimes when the two of them are in the same room they synch up. It's pretty fascinating to watch."

"Yeah, it's crazy, right?" Wally lit up at the confirmation that he'd been right. "Kid's like a tiny Sammy sometimes!"

They certainly tended to resemble Sammy in their dress style at least. As they'd gotten older they'd started dressing more like Sammy, with a lot of button-ups and pants with suspenders. Although, they were just as likely to show up in long skirts that looked borrowed from Susie's closet with floral tops that would have been right at home on the lovely Miss Campbell.

"They're like a smaller Susie sometimes too," Tom added. "When they're not paying attention, they start humming scales the same way Susie does."

"I've heard them do that too!" One of the band members gasped. "The first few times I thought it was Miss Susie, but when I went in to check it was Charlie!"

Susie had a very specific way of doing scales that was instantly recognizable to anyone who had heard her do it before. It wasn't surprising that Charlie might have picked it up, given they must have heard those scales dozens of times a day for nearly five years now.

"And when they get upset they say "fiddlesticks" like Miss Susie!" Another band member piped up.

"Or they swear like Sammy, depending on the company," Norman said.

Tom stifled a snort at the memory of when Charlie had nearly tripped over a pipe and let out the loudest "fuck" he had ever heard them utter. They had been absolutely mortified when they'd realized he had witnessed this and had begged him not to tell their parents. He'd promised he wouldn't, even though he had a feeling neither Susie nor Sammy would actually care about them swearing. He'd been too busy suppressing laughter to point this out, though.

"You should've heard the storm they cussed up when they failed at the shooting gallery," Wally said, leaning back against a wall.

"They really did sound just like Sammy," a warehouse worker giggled. "I felt so bad for laughing, but their rant sounded exactly like one Sammy would do!"

"They certainly are their parents' child," Norman laughed quietly.

"They certainly are." Tom couldn't help but smile to himself. For as frustrated as he could be with Sammy, it was sweet to see how he'd rubbed off on his child.

At the top of the stairs, listening at the door, Susie and Sammy were both tearing up a bit, both out of pride and fondness. They hadn't realized quite how much Charlie had picked up from them. Sure, they'd noticed Charlie copying some things they did and said in the beginning, but they hadn't noticed all the little habits Charlie had been picking up.

Charlie truly was their child, weren't they?

"Mom? Dad? You okay?" They were startled out of their thoughts by Charlie wheeling over in their chair. They were having a bad mobility day, so they were using the chair today.

"Oh, uh, yes! We're alright, sweetie!" Susie said quickly, straightening up and wiping away her tears.

"Yes, we're fine," Sammy agreed, awkwardly clearing his throat.

Charlie frowned slightly, wheeling closer. "Are you sure you're alright?"

"We're fine," Susie assured them, smiling softly as she leaned down to hug them. "We're just really happy you're in our lives."

Charlie blushed, hiding their face in Susie's shoulder. "Mom..." They whined in the signature tone of an embarrassed teenager who was enjoying the love but felt they needed to pretend they were too cool for it.

"We love you a lot, Charlie," Sammy said, putting his hand on Charlie's shoulder.

"You guys!" Charlie further buried their face in Susie's shoulder. "You're gonna make me cry!"

"For good reasons, I hope!" Susie said brightly.

Sammy couldn't help but laugh. "Let's go get you some food, alright?"

Charlie nodded, withdrawing from Susie with a sniffle. They'd grown so much since they'd come into Susie and Sammy's lives.

The two of them couldn't be more proud of their child.

[kwebtv]

Charlie Lawrence - CBS - June 15 - 22, 2003

Sitcom (7 episodes - 5 unaired)

Running Time: 30 minutes

Stars:

Nathan Lane as Charlie Lawrence

Laurie Metcalf as Sarah Dolecek

Ted McGinley as Graydon Cord

Stephanie Faracy as Suzette Michaels

T.R. Knight as Ryan Lemming

[catholicguiltypleasure]

some things you can’t unknow

[taste-in-music]

some songs for november 2024

[kendallsroyco]

Category is: Charlie Cox characters looking hot in a blue dress shirt cooking breakfast 😋

[el-cheung]

Charlie Cox, as Adam Lawrence, in TREASON (2022).