#ian (bill)

[cupcakeshakesnake]

Aggie.io session with @lordbucketofthecaribbean!

[eggsistential-breakdown]

Took the blorbos and made them more Bill-ish Versions of bill I based them on below the cut

[vintagerocker69]

Rolling Stones Guitarist Keith Richards Backstage with his Fender Sunburst Stratrocaster during the US 1972 STP Tour. Promoting "Exile on the Main Street"

[dalekofchaos]

Didn't have enough room for it, but the Paternoster Gang, so if you want that, just reply or reblog with that option

Context

U.NI.IT.

the Unified Intelligence Taskforce. The Power of the Doctor set up a new UNIT that recruited some of the Doctor's former companions so it feels like there's fertile ground for a show about who protects modern-day Earth when the Doctor's not available. An episodic structure would fit a UNIT show well, allowing it to shift from espionage thriller, to alien invasion, to weird science, like The X-Files.

An alternative UNIT show could follow in the footsteps of Star Trek: Lower Decks by focusing on a group of lowly officers who are left to pick up the pieces after one of the big exciting Doctor Who alien invasions. The Doctor always leaves a lot of destruction in their wake, so it would provide a lot of opportunities for an affectionate parody of Doctor Who. They could be led by a former UNIT operative like Sergeant Benton (John Levene) who would be an ideal character for an irreverent Doctor Who comedy. There's a lot of potential for UNIT in the new RTD era and hopefully, the Disney+ deal can help to realize it.

For obvious reasons, Jack and Mickey would be recast

Companions united.

Showing everyone who traveled with the Doctor saving the world in their own way. Each episode showing individual companions. From all the alive Classic Companions to all the New Who Companions.

Master Who? Basically The Master's show and showing what happens when The Doctor isn't there to stop The Master's universal conquest. And The Master taking on the worst people imaginable as companions. Could have Michelle Gomez, John Simm, Sascha Dhawan, Derek Jacobi, Geoffrey Beevers, Eric Roberts and Gordon Tipple return as their respective Masters/Missy

Time Lord Academy. The childhood of The Doctor, Master, and Rani during their years at the academy

Eighth Doctor adventures.

Finally giving Eight the run he deserves. Could bring in Charley or Lucie as his companions and lead into Eight in the Time War

Showing Romana and Leela on Gallifrey. During Romana's reign as Time Lady President. Leading to the Time War and how Romana was removed from power and Leela's last stand

[demifiendrsa]

Official character posters for John Wick: Chapter 4

[onesizedgirl]

Saw this template and had a divine revelation

[that-ghosts-art]

*Slaps Ian* This man can fit so much Scrunkly in him

I found some incomplete art I did in 2018 so wanted to redraw it and I am so proud of how I’ve improved ^-^ You can see the original under the cut

BEHOLD! Six years difference :D I’ve sadly lost access to the original file so it’s just a screenshot, but it still shows exactly where I was at back then :3

[eggsistential-breakdown]

oops! wrong eye! Companion/prequel piece to this

goofy little headcanon for the bad ending ian that comes through the rift

Click for higher quality

[renthony]

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Gods and Monsters is a 1998 film directed by Bill Condon, written by Bill Condon and Christopher Bram, and starring Ian McKellen and Brendan Fraser. The movie is a fictionalized narrative inspired by the life and death of James Whale, the real-life queer director behind 1931's Frankenstein and 1935's Bride of Frankenstein. It's based on the novel Father of Frankenstein by Christopher Bram.

The story has fictionalized elements, so if you're interested in the true history of James Whale, you'll have to do some extra research. Still, I enjoyed the movie. It's a story of an elderly gay man living in his own shadow, trying to find someone to connect with while the world moves on without him.

It's not a happy movie, but it fucked me up in a good, haunting sort of way. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to have a good cry about queer history and our elders, as well as to anyone who's into Frankenstein or queer media history. Clive Barker was the film's executive producer, and there's a great behind-the-scenes documentary on the DVD where he and other crew members talk about queer history, media, and art.

The movie has a gut-punch ending and carries a few big trigger warnings, with the biggest being suicide by drowning, so be sure to check its Does the Dog Die page before watching. This isn't a "feel good" sort of movie, but I've always thought we need space for stories about queer pain, too.

Here's the trailer:

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[that-ghosts-art]

Ian said get Yeeted

The newest chapter of The Haunting Of Ian Beale by @seiya234 was too fun for me to not try and draw something from it xD

[eggsistential-breakdown]

man's got a few screws loose!

[esqueletosgays]

GODS AND MONSTERS (1998)

Director: Bill Condon Cinematography: Stephen M. Katz

[vintagerocker69]

Rolling Stones Guitarist Mick Taylor recording in the basement at Nellcote, 1971 for Exile on the Main Street.

©Dominique Tarlé

[eggsistential-breakdown]

what a creep!

video version under cut