#ep: cruise

[personallbest]

New Girl 

↳ 3.23 Cruise 

[beanbagstab]

mlm Sonamy for the soul 🤲

[mattzerella-sticks]

So are the Big Bads of Junior Year going to be the Rat Grinders? AKA kids who leveled up 'the normal way' by doing a bunch of quests, grinding, taking on any enemy to get more powerful, but because of the 'luck' and 'opportunities' given to other kids (ie the Bad Kids) aren't being lauded or appreciated like they expected so they're taking it out on the Bad Kids, have taken advantage of it the summer they were gone, and are doing what they can to punish them for 'being rewarded despite failing at what's expected of them, despite actually saving the world'.

I wonder if all the members of Rat Grinders have classes that reflect those of the Bad Kids? We already know they have a rogue and a bard...

[mooifyourecows]

Need a new show to watch so im gonna start the X-Files 👽

[littlespoonevan]

actually i think the reason the tsunami is the best opening disaster is bc no other opening disaster has the same level of tension?????

[wernerherzogs]

well now that i'm officially right in the midle of s7. i can honestly say my biggest issue with it is. (what happened to all the pussy in supernatural voice) what happened to ALL THE BANGERS ON 911.

[duckdodger]

me : can I pls draw something serious

brain : no

[kermitbutmentallyill]

This is what John’s mic looks like to me

[rollaroundincompliments]

Aabria just straight up not answering Sam's emails to be on MSN is actually iconic behavior

[mulderscully]

bobby saying he doesn't deserve to be as happy as he is because his family died god they said the thing outloud

[castielsprostate]

If you! Could add an spn episode anywhere (that’s not a finale fix-it) what would you add and where?

i think i would add a cruise/beach adjacent episode somewhere in season 15. would it make sense and fit the aesthetic of season 15? absolutely not. but i think it would be fun!!!!!!!

[whumper-at-heart]

Based on all the stills and the promo , I figured out the plotline for that perticular scene in s7e3. Here's my take on what's gonna happen -

Everyone sees that norman is still stuck in the ceiling cause he was strapped to the game board , hanging upside down . He is what peter Krause said 'a guy in the ceiling.'

Then bobby , forever the hero , climbs up a chute with rope in his hand to bring norman down to safety while risking his own.

Then he succeeds , as we see norman down safely on the ground while the doctor checks him out with the same rope still tried around him.

My best bet is that bobby tied the rope around the table to make a makeshift gurney and lower it down using th ropes.

In the above picture we can see him on top of the board that norman is trapped in.

Then bobby tries to come down , hanging from a the rope.Athena says "bobby you good?" When bobby's one hand slip. This part is from the trailer.

I guess bobby falls down , however his fall is somewhat slowed down by the rope is tied to.

He gets hurt a bit , maybe back injury or broken ribs , as we see in the picture.

So to summarise it ,

Bobby is going to climb up the wall with a rope to free norman from the ceiling and lower him to safety and when he is coming down, he falls down and get hurt.

Basically we get some heroic and self sacrificing Bobby and some worried Athena , and I can't absolutely wait.

[lesbianapplejack]

Remembered that episode where twilight missed the north star show bc she had to be princess while her family got to have fun UGH

[ci5mates]

So who will be interim captain??

[sadpanda]

…bees?

[bibvck]

i have to be honest (read: a little negative) for a second. i am a little worried about the direction of the show moving forward. not even storyline-wise, but quality-wise. i enjoyed s7 a lot but it was quite messy at times. and i don't think the final episode lived up to hype at all. i think they were being far too ambitious with such a short season. like i'm not sure we've ever been aware of them cutting so much content. not just everything with the wedding episode, but scenes towards the end of the season that actually help make sense of the plot, character and story-driven scenes that we will never ever see. it seems like such poor planning. they knew the season was shorter. they know each ep is only 40-something minutes. why are we trying to do so much?

the cut content bothers me. this need they have to try and outdo themselves with the big emergencies every season bothers me. the fact that both the s6 and 7 finales missed the mark bothers me. in both cases there were absolutely outside forces that affected the outcome -- fox + cancellation + the shorter/rushed/chaotic nature of this season. but it's more than that. the Big Thing the finale is meant to focus on is over so quickly. all of the emotions that we feel should be connected to the event are ignored or passed over so quickly. and all the copaganda... the pirates in the cruise and the cartel with the grant-nash housefire. these are all just bad. why is the cartel even here? why did we need that?

my only hope is that s8 takes a step back into how the show used to be. let storylines and characters breathe. dial it back on the big emergencies. be a little silly. be ridiculous, even, but shark-on-the-freeway ridiculous. not like this. we don't need or want you to go bigger, actually.