#dr samuel gagnon

[thedeer187]

SCP-231-4B, “Alex Alice”; researcher in charge, Dr. Samuel Gagnon.

Adaptation Project Report: Integration of SCP-231-4B

Project Objective:

The purpose of this document is to initiate the adaptation and integration project for SCP-231-4B into human social customs. To achieve this, a controlled space has been created simulating a personal blog for SCP-231-4B, designed to encourage direct interaction with humans and assess its behavior in a more welcoming environment.

This project is led by Researcher Samuel Gagnon, who will oversee every interaction to prevent any leakage of classified or sensitive information. All communications will be strictly monitored to ensure compliance with the security protocols established by the SCP Foundation.

Rules:

• This will be in-character at all times unless explicitly stated otherwise.

• Sensitive topics will be tagged properly, as an example "#violence"

• Admin is 18, suggestive and NSFW asks are okay and will be tagged with the proper filter. DMs are open too.

• Have fun, the topics can be serious or funny, depending on you!

Tags

#Project Persona - In RP

#Project Box - Inbox

#Test - Asks we sent

#SCP 231 4B - Alex's post

#Monti - Admin

#Dr Samuel Gagnon - Samuel's post

#Dr Akal - Akal's post (SCP 963 rewrite)

[monigote001]

Alex loves smaller creatures, she would just 💥 them

in a lovely way! Yes, yeah, yes 👁️

ALSOF VMKCIDIWJS LOVE IT MFMVKKVS THE TWO AGENDER CREATURES IM GONNA EST YOU NOW FOR THE AMAZING DRAWING I'M GONNA 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥🫵🙏

I GOT CURIOUS, AND I WANTED TO COMPARE HOW TALL VINES AND ALEX WERE…

LIKE OH MY GOD. WHY IS ALEX SO MUCH TALLE- WHAT HAPPENED TO VINES???…

(was this an excuse to draw the two agender sillies together? whaaat nooo… why would i do that?)

ANYWAY,,, @monigote001 WHY DID YOU MAKE ALEX SO STINKIN’ TALL???

UNGLITCHED VERSION BELOW CUT ^___^

I MADE VINES AS TALL AS I AM IRL… AM I JUST TINY?

[kwebtv]

Nuremberg - TNT - July 16 - 17, 2000

Historical Drama (2 episodes)

Running Time:  180 minutes

Stars:

Alec Baldwin as Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson

Brian Cox as Hermann Göring

Christopher Plummer as Sir David Maxwell Fyfe

Jill Hennessy as Elsie Douglas

Matt Craven as Capt. Gustave Gilbert

Christopher Heyerdahl as Ernst Kaltenbrunner

Roger Dunn as Col. Robert Storey

David McIlwraith as Col. John Amen

Christopher Shyer as Brig. Gen. Telford Taylor

Hrothgar Mathews as Thomas J. Dodd

Herbert Knaup as Albert Speer

Frank Moore as Hans Frank

Frank Fontaine as Wilhelm Keitel

Raymond Cloutier as Karl Dönitz

Bill Corday as Alfred Jodl

Ken Kramer as Fritz Sauckel

Max von Sydow as Samuel Rosenman

Sam Stone as Julius Streicher

Douglas O'Keeffe as Baldur von Schirach

Benoit Girard as Joachim von Ribbentrop

James Bradford as Hjalmar Schacht

Frank Burns as Wilhelm Frick

Erwin Potitt as Walther Funk

Tom Rack as Hans Fritzsche

Roc LaFortune as Rudolf Hess

Colm Feore as Rudolf Höss

Robert Joy as Anton Pachelogg

Dennis St. John as Franz von Papen

Griffith Brewer as Konstantin von Neurath

Gabriel Gascon as Erich Raeder

Julien Poulin as Dr. Robert Ley

Alain Fournier as Alfred Rosenberg

René Gagnon as Arthur Seyss-Inquart

Len Cariou as Francis Biddle

David Francis as Geoffrey Lawrence, 1st Baron Oaksey

Len Doncheff as Gen. Iona Nikitchenko

Paul Hébert as Henri Donnedieu de Vabres

Michael Ironside as Col. Burton C. Andrus

Charlotte Gainsbourg as Marie-Claude Vaillant-Couturier

Geoffrey Pounsett as Maj. Airey Neave

Steve Adams as Gen. Lucius D. Clay

Paul Hopkins as Capt. Dan Kiley

Susan Glover as Emmy Göring

Scott Gibson as Lt. Tex Wheelis

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WEEKEND TV HOT FILM PICKS!

Check out my guide to the top films on TV this weekend and the best of the rest. Enjoy!

LATE FRIDAY 21st JULY

HOT PICKS!

Film4 @ 2240    Sexy Beast (2000) ****

After recently watching Jonathan Glazer’s impressive and surreal film Under the Skin for about the 5th time, it’s no better time to catch up on one of his earlier works. In Sexy Beast we follow Ray Winstone’s Gary, a former gangster who has retired from his old criminal life. He has chosen to live out his new life in sunny Spain. His comfortable new life is dramatically interrupted as an interesting character Don - played to intimidating perfection by Sir Ben Kingsley - tracks him down and pays him a home visit. Kingsley is fantastically versatile but here you will see him as you have never seen him before, an intense, angry and downright nasty piece of work. This film is great to look at with a palpable tension running through it. Glazer’s style is evident in this early work. A must see.

Film4 @ 0025    Cheap Thrills (2013) ****

Patrick Healy (The Innkeepers) is Craig Daniels - a family man who has lost his job and facing eviction. Down on luck and money he goes to a bar and bumps into an old school friend. Whilst drowning his sorrows and catching up they meet a wealthy couple and are offered the chance to earn some quick and easy cash for completing some dares, evidently to their amusement as money appears no object to them. From here the stakes and cash amounts get higher and higher as they are asked to do more and more questionable acts. It’s interesting as you as a viewer wonder where you would stop in the ever increasing list of depravity they complete for increasingly high amounts of money.

Darkly funny in parts and equally vile and serious in others Cheap Thrills somehow has a decent balance between them both to keep this from being either farcical or completely unbelievable.

It’s a solid debut feature from E.L. Katz that has a tight and punchy script and a couple of interesting characters, namely Healy’s and David Koechner’s who are by far the strongest 2 in our small cast. Sara Paxton (also from The Innkeepers) looked amazing in this role - but that was about it - her presence was limited to just looking great. Ethan Embry’s character was less developed than perhaps it needed but served his purpose well.

Considering its dark morally questionable content, dare I say it - this was a lot of fun. With some well-placed gore and shocks around the constantly twisting and turning story this bat shit crazy horror comedy works really well. A great film to watch with a group of friends with a load of beers.

Best of the rest:

TCM @ 1500        Rio Bravo (1959) ****

Sony @ 1620       Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) ****

ITV4 @ 2000        Goldfinger (1964) ****

Dave @ 2100       Heat (1995) *****

Sky1 @ 2200        Con Air (1997) ****

ITV4 @ 2215        Goodfellas (1990) *****

5* @ 2245            There's Something About Mary (1998) ****

TCM @ 2315        True Romance (1993) *****

Sony @ 2320       The Game (1997) ****

Horror @ 0045    Phantasm (1979) ***

C4 @ 0120           Young Adult (2011) ***

Film4 @ 0205      The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1986) ****

Horror @ 0230    Re-Animator (1985) ****

SATURDAY 22nd JULY

HOT PICKS!

TCM @ 2100     True Romance (1993) *****

If you haven’t seen True Romance then - YOU MUST! How about this for a cast: Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, Dennis Hopper, Val Kilmer, Brad Pitt, Gary Oldman, Christopher Walken, Samuel L. Jackson, need I go on? Written by Tarantino and Directed by the late and great Tony Scott (Enemy of the State, Top Gun) this complicated and sometimes violent story twists and turns beautifully and deals with multiple plots with seamless and amazing skill. Clarence (Slater), a loner comic store employee, falls in love with a beautiful prostitute (Arquette) who he marries. As he tries to reason with her pimp to release her from service, things take a turn for trouble, leading them deep into the dangerous mob underworld. The fantastic fame filled cast, each with independently brilliant performances give additional clout to an already strong film. This is quite simply a joy to watch. There are so many positive things to say about this film I just don’t even know where to start. It is certainly one of my all-time favourites. Watch this.

BBC2 @ 2345     Cosmopolis (2012) ****

Such beautiful language and perfectly executed dialogue from a minimal yet expert cast. Combined with the equally splendid direction from Cronenberg, this is a surprise success of 2012. Look forward to watching this again as I feel I will be able to concentrate more on the dialogue and stop trying to figure out what the hell was going on - which you too will no doubt be frustrated with, pulling your hair out as the credits roll. Certainly not one for those who like closure but rewarding if you like a challenge. Robert Pattinson is a billionaire taking a trip in his Limo to get a haircut, his journey takes us on a bizarre trip through the various intimacies and relationships he has along the way.

Film4 @ 0105     Sleepy Hollow (2013) ****

This is one of the few post Batman and Edward Scissorhands Tim Burton films I can stomach. It’s certainly very accommodating to his style. A visually rich affair. Each and every scene has such lavish attention and is so textured it really makes his fairy tale world come to life. Here Burton manages to make a horror film that is not really that horrifying, some gore here and well placed splatter there are offset by the quirky characters and their comedy glances and expressions. Flying the Burton flag, as always, is none other than Johnny Depp in the lead role as Police investigator, Ichabod Crane. He is sent to the small town of Sleepy Hollow to investigate a string of murders where the victims have all had their heads chopped off. A stellar cast including the great Michael Gambon and kudos also goes to the lovely Christina Ricci. This is such a visually stunning film with a great cast and very effective score that you’ll be able to forgive the odd clunkiness of the story and get lost in the beautifully foggy fairy tale backdrop of Sleepy Hollow.

Best of the rest:

5* @ 1105          Wayne's World (1992) ****

TCM @ 1210     Rio Bravo (1959) ****

Film4 @ 1300   Grease (1978) ***

Spike @ 1650   Jason and the Argonauts (1963) ****

Film4 @ 1840   Men in Black 3 (2012) ***

ITV1 @ 2000     The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (2012) ***

E4 @ 2100        Speed (1994) ****

Film4 @ 2100    Darkman (1990) ****

TCM @ 2330     Enter the Dragon (1973) ****

SUNDAY 23rd JULY

HOT PICKS!

Syfy @ 2100      Constantine (2005) ****

Now here’s a comic book adaption that doesn’t feel like one - and that is part of its charm. Keanu Reeves is John Constantine a sarcastic, smoking, black-tie-wearing man on the edge…. the edge of death with a ticket straight to hell. He has a gift which he feels is a curse. The ability to see past this mortal realm. He can see the dead, demons, angels, pretty much all things other worldly and he chooses to spend his time providing some kind of service to human kind, dispatching demons and exorcising evil. In tow is his trusty and annoying driver / sidekick played to irritating levels beyond comprehension by Shia LaBeouf. His insistence of saying “John” in every sentence that escapes his annoying lips almost drove me over the edge, but fortunately his character was a side-line and remained relatively unexplored. Lucky escape. There are some other characters of more merit - We have Tilda Swinton’s Angel Gabriel who is wonderful on screen but sadly has very little screen time - the same goes for Peter Stormare’s Lucifer whose introduction and physical presence was a very interesting and impressive vision.

The film rockets along at a decent pace with plenty going on but it never seems to lose itself even though the subject matter has the audience taking leaps and bounds into the unknown around every corner. Fantastic effects for 2005 and a storming soundtrack - especially with A Perfect Circle’s “Passive” getting decent air time. It’s been far too long since I last saw Constantine and I’m very glad I revisited it.

TCM @ 2310     Looper (2012) *****

A thoroughly enjoyable Sci-Fi feast from the director who brought us the outstanding Brick, the little-too-overblown-but-still-decent The Brothers Bloom and is at the helm for Star Wars Episode VIII. In his third outing Rian Johnson has bigger names, a bigger budget and way bigger ambition. Looper really is a good contender to be up there in the list of best films of 2012 with strengths, qualities and conviction that play out this paradox filled plot with style. I accepted the bizarre and very limited use of Time Travel by the future mob, as with all time travel films there is always a certain amount of assumptions and as the film progressed I realised the audience has to dismiss a lot of the why’s, what if’s and but’s, but Johnson makes it easy to simply “go with the flow” with a detailed and immersive story.

My second, third and fourth viewing have been even more enjoyable than the first I fail to see any real problems with this film. Emily Blunt did a sterling job as Sara. The young Pierce Gagnon who played Cid was also a great find.

Overall, this is a fantastic film and immediately cries out for another viewing. Complicated, complex and unpredictable, Johnson has really pulled out all the stops here.

BBC2 @ 2345    The Skin I Live in (2011) ****

I’d never heard of Almodovar prior to seeing this film, I knew nothing of his films or his reputation, I also know very little as to what this film was about - and this is the very best way to enter into this film. I was totally blown away by this dark fairy-tale. Every single frame is beautiful. This was obviously a very talented director I had been ignorant to.

The Skin I Live In follows Antonio Banderas as Dr. Robert Ledgard - a plastic surgeon who ever since his wife was burned in a car crash attempts to cultivate the perfect skin… all he needs is a guinea pig for his twisted obsession.

A thriller, a horror - it’s pretty much both but its sheer twisted beauty takes it somewhere beyond. This film became one of my favourite films of 2011 - a year full to the brim with quality films. This is the perfect way to introduce yourself to Almodovar, and if you already know him then you’ll be no doubt already planning an anticipated re-watch of this bizarrely twisted tale.

Best of the rest:

Syfy @ 1440        Robot Overlords (2014) ***

Film4 @ 1715     Titanic (1997) ****

C5 @ 1735          Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (1994) ****

Sony @ 1825      Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) ****

Syfy @ 1900       The Last Starfighter (1984) ****

ITV1 @ 1930       Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) ****

BBC2 @ 2200     Maps to the Stars (2014) ****

E4 @ 2200          Sinister (2012) ***

C4 @ 2305          Kingdom of Heaven (2005) ***

Film4 @ 0110     Conspirators of Pleasure (1986) ****

[monigote001]

Akal is kinda sassy with Samuel, he reminds her about her mortal years working in the Foundation, more than annoying Akal finds it... Sad.

[thedeer187]

For any other researcher that tries to get SCP-231-4B for "tests" without a previous permission, I'm watching you. You know me, you know the rules. I'm watching you. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[thedeer187]

meowmeaoooow maow

NO PLEASE NOT A CAT

Please refrain from bringing cats or cat-related items close to SCP-231-4B. We don't need an accident to happen, again. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[thedeer187]

" If I ask nicely will you let me bring Alex for tests? I 'promise' I won't just take 'em to the cafeteria to get lunch. " - 'Dr' Jess

For God's sake. Jess if you want to take her to lunch you could just request it you know? As long as it is under the supervision of someone trained it is fine. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

LET'S FUCKING GO I'M GONNA LUNCH WITH THE TWO HAIRED DOCTOR 🎉🎉🎉🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💥💥

[thedeer187]

I apologize for my previous answer. I do NOT wish death to any participant and I do NOT hate my job, instead I hate all of you. Especially Jess and Pride. You two are the worst coworkers I ever had, and I work with fucking Akal and Clef. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[thedeer187]

Can I feed her a rat.

DO NOT FEED HER ANYTHING NOT APPROVED IS NOT THAT HARD TO FOLLOW THE FOUNDATION RULES Y'ALL MAKE ME HATE THIS JOB SO MUCH I WISH DEATH TO ALL OF YOU. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

yes i would like the rat,,,..

[thedeer187]

Hey you!! Cool deer lady!

I got you a car that has no license

I suggest you use it to get some McDonald's or something

Who the fuck let you bring a whole car here?? -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

what is McDonald's samuel

Something with cats. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

:(

Also she doesn't even know how to start a car what are you even thinking? -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[thedeer187]

I'm magic I tell you [wizardry and tomfoolery]

New rule, please don't show her magic she will believe anything cheap. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon.

Is it really magic if we are stuck in this place?

[thedeer187]

Gives you a big kiss and runs away

Please avoid direct contact with the SCP we don't want another incident of her ripping someone's face off. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

Ignore the man yapping, HEYYY HI, KISSES TOO 🫶 chomp chomp

[thedeer187]

Dr. Pride has submitted a request to take SCP - 231-4B on a romantic date for research purposes. The document has an attachment, a rose that is very loosely taped onto the paper.

Another document is attached with the words, "Samuel if you hide this request I'll eff ur mom."

The funniest part is you believe I'm gonna approve this one Pride, no you can't take SCP-231-4B to a damn date, keep doing this and I'm going to castrate you. I said it once, I will say it again. I. Will. Castrate. You. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[DR. SAMUEL GAGNON IS NOT APPROVED TO COMMIT ANY TYPE OF DAMAGE TO ANOTHER RESEARCHER OR ANOMALY, HE WILL BE GIVEN A WARNING ACCORDING TO THE REGULATIONS OF THE SCP FOUNDATION]

Jesus Christ or whatever

uhm

holy shit man, that's wild not gonna lie

Yes I want the date Pride, I'll see you at the cafeteria!!

[thedeer187]

let's go gambling

LET'S GO GAMBLING

What is she going to gamble, hair? -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

[thedeer187]

" Lmao, imagine not being allowed to pet the deer, couldn't be me "

- 'Dr.' Jess who is actively giving Alex a head pat

Keep doing that and I will be the other one who takes your arm "Dr." Jess. -Dr. Samuel Gagnon

damn shit is getting intense here 🫡