#from emily as always

[dramaqueer-commie]

ylfas baba yaga scene made me cry so i wanna talk about it

first off, her calling the girl "little one" was such a good subtle way of embracing the role switch and i loved it. and the way she treated the role, obviously having learned from the wolf, but still being very her in it, something she has to do, but not in a malicious way...

what if death isnt serious and challenging? what is death isnt a horrifying skeleton in a dark cloak with a scythe and an hour glass who shows up like a ghost and challenges you to a chess game of destiny?

what if death is nice? what if its comforting? what if death gently rocks you to sleep while it tells you you led a good life? what if it wraps you in its cloak and leeds you to a path into a beautiful forest?

death is terrifying for the living, but that doesn't mean it is for the dying

[stealingpotatoes]

there's always a little more innocence left to lose

(tip jar!)

[rosalie-starfall]

The Not Ready For Prime Time Players

Saturday Night / Saturday Night Live October 11th 1975

[revivisection]

dodged a bullet, saw my shadow get blown apart

idiot draws a fully detailed second emily unaware of what's to come

[kaybzzart]

The farmer and people from Pelican Town :)

(part 2)

I love to fit the farmer into their environment and try to imagine how they interact with the rest of the village

(will probably do a part 2 at some point)

[wistfulwatcher]

bau members + near death experiences

[tommyboweinabowtie]

so Emily and Bailey dressed as Alex and Spencer for halloween

like pit duo dressed as games duo

Iconic

(Pics from bailey insta stories)

[midnightdemonhunter]

IF I STUMBLE, THEY'RE GONNA EAT ME ALIVE.

[bruqh]

i-

[maxdurden]

the raw power of gorgug and kristen synchronized second hand embarrassment is unspeakable

[bambinafangirls]

spencer: i have a headache

emily: it’s always something with you

[isagrimorie]

Criminal Minds Evolution 17x05 - Conspiracy vs Theory

Luke: You gave a secret message to Damien right in front of us. Rebecca: How? Luke: That little tap-tap-tapping he was doing on the desk as they were talking was Morse code.

[love-triangles-au]

A very happy yield sign <3

~ Mod Emily 🦇

[springbreak-ibelieveinyou]

explaining dimension 20 episodes and seasons to people who don’t even know how dnd works makes the whole plot sound like a fever dream

my roommate can attest to this since i explained all of fantasy high every time we ate dinner when i watched in preparation for junior year

[utilitycaster]

Haven't caught up with NADDPod (or. any podcast. the podcasts start coming and they don't stop coming) and forgetting my headphones on this trip did not help, but on one of the chat episodes leading into the finale Murph mentioned they were planning to move to shorter campaigns. TAZ has done this as well, and I'll admit I have mixed feelings, because there are so few truly long-running campaigns out there and I think there's a unique sort of story you can tell with longform. On the other hand, TAZ has gone pretty open-ended (Vs. Dracula was 30 episodes, which is not short, either, and I wouldn't be surprised if Abnimals ends up running about that long as well). I also think that WBN swung so far in the other direction the fandom lost interest. Anyway, I wonder if Critical Role is going to do this post C3 because if you leave it short or medium but open-ended in terms of episodes, I think you can still tell a very good story, even though you can't do something with quite as epic a scope. You also don't run into the failure of ambition thing I mentioned before, in which you allot 4 or 8 or 10 episodes and then kind of run out of time; if you say "we're aiming for Not 100 episodes, but if we land between 15 and 50 we're good" I think it works out much more smoothly.

[keira-kaz2y5]

When every good show ever has that one character in season 1, that makes rewatches so hard.. that everyone just collectively silently rewatches from s2.

And season 2 always has the fan favourite character’s debut