#first season is definitely the best

[shblackwoodart]

coopers

[boobilby]

Some drawings based on bdubs’ base

[mbat]

i love how werewolves are a metaphor for so many things. queerness. trauma. menstruation. chronic illness. like... its the best fictional creature for a reason

[pleeborp]

Anthony: huh it’s gonna be pride month during release of Peachyville maybe I, a bi man, should help give some representation through my character.

*boss music starts playing, emerging from the shadows backlit with white glowing eyes*

Matt, Beth, And Freddie Wong: stand back mortal you know not our power.

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[sskk-manifesto]

Bungou Stray Dogs: Dead Apple and how “ability users” (opposite to “normal people”) learning to accept themselves through the acceptance of their own abilities is a queer metaphor of acceptance of own's sexual orientation and gender: an essay by me

[theragamuffininitiative]

I am once again dwelling in the disappointment of modern cop shows not taking after Adam-12 enough and therefore further encouraging hundreds of real life officers to want to play power tripping cowboy more than they want to simply help people. To serve and protect. I should rewatch the whole show for the express purpose of tallying things up by comparison. It would be very, "Jim Reed shown drawing his gun 7 times. Jim Reed shown filing a report 6,509,238 times." "Pete Malloy in a foot chase 14 times. Pete Malloy helping citizens do mundane things ∞ times."

[funnyscienceman]

is there a word for sky + viktor + jayce + mel + elora. like i know skymeljayvik is hexquad but what if we added elora in there. they could be a 5 stack in league together. put sky in jungle so she roams between jayce top and viktor mid and elora's ADC in bot with mel support. it could be so funny

[slozhnos]

jeremy jordan i am so glad that you disregarded what the showrunners for supergirl said and made winn as bisexual as possible

[my-thoughts-and-junk]

finished hazbin hotel and what the fuck it's actually kind of??? good???

[nataliesewell]

Ten/Martha + Bridgerton AU (inspo)

Dearest reader, The season has only just begun, and the ton is already abuzz over a most peculiar development. It appears Lady Martha Jones has captured the interest of the Duke of Lungbarrow. After several dances in ballrooms and discussions at dinner parties, noted by many a curious onlooker, there can be no doubt about it: the Duke is courting the young miss. The hopes of mamas everywhere may be crushed for a second time. It was a year ago, after all, that the Duke of Lungbarrow had become engaged to the Honorable Rose Tyler. Though we all remember how that match fared. Since then, the Duke has been adamant that he will never marry. Lady Martha Jones's fine features, however, have turned his head—and perhaps changed his intentions as well. This must be wonderful news for her mama, who has been particularly vocal about procuring a suitable match for her second daughter this season. But has the Duke finally come out of the sullens and committed himself to finding a wife? This author cannot say for certain. Rest assured, I will be keeping a close eye on the situation. Yours truly, Lady Whistledown

[maranull]

rewatching Yuru Camp is such a joy

[historicallyaccuratecheese]

god I hate how brutal pipe murder is actually becoming funny to me now. …i’ve hit rock bottom. or ascended. I don’t know…

[madegeeky]

31 Days of Horror Recs: @docholligay's prompt from, like, 3 years ago for Inside No 9 episodes I think she'd like

(Sorry about how long it took. >.<)

Quick note for non-Doc people: Inside No 9 is an anthology series. They largely stay in the realm of horror, comedy (both regular and dark), drama, and some really Fucked Up Shit. These and the very first episode of the whole series are, imo, the best of the whole series. There are plenty of other not-great-but-still-really-good episodes too, if you want to check out the whole thing.

Note that due to show's penchant for twists, I won't be writing any of my own thoughts down; I'm just going to put the episode title, season, and number down as well as a brief synopsis and leave y'all to it.

Doc, I watched these specifically with you in mind so I hope that even if you don't like them, you'll at least find them interesting.

The 12 Days of Christine (season 2, episode 2)

When Christine brings a man home from a costume party, her life begins to unravel.

The Devil of Christmas (season 3, episode 1)

A director's commentary of a movie he made about a family vacationing at an alpine chalet where they are told of the local legend of Krampus.

Zanzibar (season 4, episode 1)

Strangely farcical goings-on are in store for a group of unwitting guests who all have adjoining rooms. Done entirely in iambic pentameter.

Loves Great Adventure (season 5, episode 3)

Trevor and Julia always want to make Christmas really special for their family but, with money tight, it won't be easy.

[sskk-manifesto]

Next time we should just skip over ep 3 and do a chapters 84-87 reread

[coffinsister]

TBF, I think it's kinda just supposed to be a show that Walter's not really that good even beforehand. He does need money and like, immediately jump to meth and murder even when given multiple opportunities to stop

Also the crossword puzzle moment is interesting for the fact it shows Walter's manipulative in an innocent way, with him specifically saying how he only did them and pretended to not know anything to get Skylar to talk to him. Perfectly normal in terms of "thing that happens", but also an interesting point that falls perfectly in line with Walter's manipulative behaviors to Hank and Jessie both

Sorry anon you activated the ranting space in my brain

I love the fact that Walter immediately jumps to selling drugs just to feel more like a "Man" and while I would argue he definitely didn't jump directly to murder, it really didn't take a whole lot to convince him.

And yes! I totally agree with 'it falls perfectly in line' because it does!

I want to say: This is exactly why I speak of "Circumstances aligning"

Walter did have that sort of personality from the beginning, he liked power, he liked feeling seen and admired, he hated being perceived as weak.

And he's definitely a very conniving person.

As seen, exactly by him staking out what hours Skyler worked there, and figuring out her hobbies, and playing dumb to get a conversation with her.

But I actually think that's really normal behavior?

Finding things in common with people to get them to talk to you first it's like, the number one thing introverts who overthink do.

There's a very fine line between Walter White who knows how to behave in certain situations in order to obtain a certain result <- This is a morally neutral trait

To Walter White who tried to murder his wife, and kidnapped his baby daughter, just to not admit he had lost and was done for <- Obviously bad stuff to do lol

And I think the big difference there lies on the circumstances really, nothing else.

Walter would have remained that same sorta lame average man, if he hadn't gotten that cancer diagnosis.

His circumstances changed, and the person he already was devolved with them.

And I think there is a certain kind of special terror, in knowing any average person can become completely terrible if their circumstances align.

(But the circumstances, of course, include the sort of person Walter already was, which lead him into making the decision of randomly selling drugs, which is so funny to me)