#especially in s6!!!!!

[userlaylivia]

listen I understand why some wanted t100 to end with s4 but if it had ended then we would've never gotten 6x10 which was an amazing episode especially for bellarke!!!! it definitely should've ended with s6 no question but I would've been mad af if we didn't get s6 because we had some amazing bellarke moments in s6!! and sorry but a better showrunner would've made them endgame!! all that buildup and that journey wasted because jroth was a petty pos! they were supposed to be endgame the actors themselves said it and I'll always be bitter over it!!!! they are my biggest ship robbery, I was so sure they would be nobody could convince me otherwise ugh

[rayllurn]

"What if we...try that moment again?" 04x02/03 vs 06x06

[killjoy-prince]

House M.D. but it's when Wilson says House's name

[flesh-and-fangs]

Y'all, I hate to say it, but no, Nandermo did not "go canon", in an "alternate universe" or through "implications" or otherwise. They were making fun of us. That was the point of all the little nudges and open questions that were quickly squashed. That was the point of the hypnosis ending. The point of that hypnosis was quite literally "Here, let's give the perfect fake wish-fulfillment ending to parts of our fanbase" (which is why there were three. They're fake. That's the point. The point is that they are supposed to be fantasies to appeal to people's hopes for the show).

Having Nandor and Guillermo as a classic sitcom couple set to a laugh track in a universe where none of the other characters exist was a jab at shippers who wanted Nandermo to be canon and cared more about that than the other characters or the premise of the show. They were making fun of "and they lived happily ever after" type fanwork. They were making fun of people who, in their eyes, ignored the irreverence and violence and black comedy of the show in order to make fluffy slash content. They were explicitly saying: "This is how we see you, and this is how we see what you want from this show, and we are telling you that it won't happen and we in fact have contempt for the very concept."

Why do you think they kept baiting the ship until the literal last lines of the show? They were making fun of us. They were saying "Ha! You still thought this would happen? After years of us saying it won't, to your face? Idiots." It's a comedy show, and they were making shippers the butt of the joke. They've been doing it for seasons now.

This is literally what Supernatural did back in the day. And nobody said that they made Destiel canon when they had an in-universe/alternate-universe stage play where the actors "explore Destiel". Fans back then recognized that it was a joke at their expense. That's what this is. Same as what happened in BBC Sherlock that one time, where in-universe conspiracy theorists said that Sherlock was in love with Moriarty (a ship the creators deliberately baited, mind you, same as they have here), specifically for the purpose of laughing at and making fun of that theory.

I'm so sorry, guys. I know you wanted to hope. I know you wanted to believe that the things the writers said at that con weren't true, but they were. I know because I wanted to hope too, even when I knew full well it wouldn't happen. They've been plain about how they feel about the ship for years. They saw it as a joke, one that drew in viewers, but was objectionable at its core. And they've followed through on that by baiting and jabbing up until the very end.

[not-playable-character]

Years later I'm still on my headcanon that Tara is significantly stronger than she's shown in the show (I say on par or stronger than Willow) and is just way insecure or scared of her powers

Like come on, in canon she has stated that she's been training with her mother (a practiced witch) since childhood (although there is a slight plot hole with her dad hating magic but whatever). She knows so much about magic and it's consequences, not as much as Giles but still alot. also the lie that she's a demon had to come from somewhere in her dad's mind (my thought is that she was extremely talented and he hated it.)

My girl deserves more love and I will forever hate Joss Whedon for killing her in the stupidest way possible ☺️

[robbyykeene]

At least we didn’t have to see Robby apologize to Tory for “cheating”

[lovesdove]

haiiii couldp i request a manebu or wemmro….

wemmro.

sorry this is late hehe I had a lot more on my plate than I thought I did 🤧 but now I am trying to get to the asks and junk :33

but here u are, cute cute wemmbu and ro :3 fireworks date and creatureism

[gaysforbyler]

The only Byler doubt I have is that the writers are going to chicken out.

Is Byler set up? Yes. Has it been set up from the very beginning? Absolutely. Are there hundreds and hundreds of intentional hints thrown in throughout the seasons? Definitely. Can the writers say “fuck that, idc” and do whatever they want because they’re in complete control? 100%

Is that going to happen? I doubt it. They have no reason to tear away queer representation besides a bit of homophobic backlash, but they’ll get backlash either way. But they can. They don’t need a reason. And that possibility keeps me up at night.

[starssoblue]

"the reason adrien is just instantly good at everything he tries is because he is programmed to be that way as a senti" aside from the fact that i don't think that's how it works (and also while he was decent at everything he tried with marinette he wasn't instantly good at all of them, and what marinette actually said to him was that he could improve in anything with practice but it was a great first attempt) did we all collectively forget about how adrien actually canonically isn't the best singer?

[diamondsunbursts-and-marblehalls]

I know I said that Robby and Sam broke the curse. But if they broke the curse Johnny and Daniel finished it off.

The curse broke when Johnny kissed his son on the cheek and said he loved him even when he didn't win.

The curse broke when Daniel said he was okay with and understood Sam not wanting to fight even when he had been fighting his whole life.

[sleepyicon]

”this show hates sam larusso” ❌

“this show hates tory nichols” ❌

“this show is lowkey misogynistic and will never treat ANY of its female characters with the same respect as the men” ✅

[goldensmilingbird]

New season 6 renders dropped, how are we feeling

[rayllurn]

"Rayla! Rayla, are you alright?"

[leafatlaw]

It’s just annoying how bfb is missing the point, which like, okay some of this is basic courtesy for playing on a server, but I imagine they really thought they were doing a Really Cool Betrayal. But they weren’t for many reasons.

To me, Traps are a way to level the playing field. It’s something that takes alot of time and planning on order to work, but it’s worth it, because it can (if done right) kill even the strongest player. It doesn’t work thematically when it’s done by players that would have won the fight anyway. When Rek traps Clown, it’s interesting and showcases a new trap no one evens heard of, but also relies on Rek being able to convince people to trust him in the first place. When Mane dies to an arrow canon it’s the work of many players over a long period of time to trap him, and when he finally dies it’s because he’s let his guard down ! Compare that with, the two strongest players on the server spawn trapping a guy they hadn’t really been opposing. The first two work while the second doesn’t because they have motivation, a clever trap with lots of time put in, and even have a way to escape the trap !! (As well as not ruining someone’s else content, but creating an interesting story)

Second point is just that the betrayal doesn’t work either. I explain it more in this post, but tldr is Flame had no motivation for betraying Mapicc. He had no reason and could have just two v one Mapicc at any other point, it feels like overkill to betray. Zam has this quote that’s something like, “Betrayal is just twisting the knife to hurt more,” and that’s really all this is. We are given no explanation or context for it, and worse apparently Flame tried to play it off like he wasn’t a traitor after. It’s really only comparable to the Jumper betrayal in s5, in that he was a double agent the entire time. But, do I have to say why this is so much worse than that ? Jumper spent months building up trust and goodwill, everyone here knew Flame wasn’t loyal. And he and Mane had 1(one) lame staged fight(They didn’t even kill eachother during the fight !!! They were just like, “oh guess we’re enemies now trust”) in which we’re supposed to believe Flame is ride or die now.

It’s just overall, this is bad manners and not an interesting story. Bfb consistently put their own content over others and whether or not they recognize it, it sucks. This in addition to their running from fights and refusal to die, makes for uninteresting characters that never undergo any meaningful challenge and change. Here’s to hoping they learn for next season !

[endiness]

that it would've been SO EASY for the show to give peter a redemption arc in s4, though, with kate being retconned back to life and peter's relationship with malia to explore and instead the show was just like. what if we blamed peter for things he couldn't possibly be responsible for and made him into a one-dimensional villain and the big bad of the season through incredibly contrived and blatantly manipulative, bad writing. 🙃

[housemdork]

4x16 & 6x22 - two patients with severe leg injuries, and two patients who house couldn't save.