#impossible television

[audreyandfriendsfan201]

The latest update on the Audrey and Friends search. All leads are frozen. Reminder to spread the word if the search! A private collector could be our only opportunity in finding an archive of the series.

[joshdonnas]

a gifset for every tww episode (in no particular order): 17 people (2x18)

"I’m just sayin’ if you were in an accident, I wouldn’t stop for a beer." "If you were in an accident, I wouldn’t stop for red lights. Thanks for taking me back. Oh, and the flowers are beautiful."

[oldshowbiz]

Peter: Graves

[browsethestacks]

Hanna-Barbera Super TV Heroes

Art by Steve Rude

[a-love-that-transcends-all]

When you will do anything to save your adorable stupid boyfriend from himself, even if it means having to act and think in the same adorable stupid way.

THEY ARE SOULMATES. 🧡💜

I have been waiting for this moment since I saw the first episode and I couldn't screenshot Leela with the megaphone chucking a Fry. Thank you so much @emdeejaydraws for getting the screenshot! ❤️‍🔥

Thank you @fryandleelasbigfling for the hashtag "together, they're stupid together" I'm living for it. ❤️‍🔥

[cinelestial]

Angela Bassett will return as Erika Sloane for MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: THE FINAL RECKONING

Releasing in theaters May 23rd, 2025

[driveintheaterofthemind]

The Impossibles

Art by Steve Rude

[letrune]

How I would adapt House of Leaves to television

A miniseries with three segments:

The Navidson Record. It is this found-footage-esque horror of the weird house itself.

Zampanò's comments and reenactment of the Navidson Record.

Johnny's vlogs and reenacted events and stuff that happened to him.

As the episodes go on, these three parts shift between each other. As in the book, more and more screentime is taken over by the third one, eventually forming a meta-arc.

An entire episode that starts with the Navidson Record, interjected by Johnny's in-the-corner commentary, which eventually turns out to be longer than the actual footage of the Navidson Record in the story itself.

Screen next to screen, with multiple different arcs going on at the same time.

Will Navidson says a sentence, cut to Zampanó's reenactment of the same scene being different, which stops mid-sentence to Johnny's comments, which then turns into a short story, then we DON'T finish the second layer of reenactments.

Maybe even a fourth layer on top, a "making-of", which starts straight enough, but turns out to be a fictionalised version of the very series itself.

But that is just my take. Maybe others got better ideas. I mean, there is a reason why Mark Z. Danielewski doesn't let us into this house.

[anliafail]

And that’s a bad thing. Well, it is rather... because any day now she’s going to be leave my life forever. So what are you going to do? That’s seems to be my way with affairs of the heart, Florence. I haven’t a clue... I haven’t a clue...  

[audreyandfriendsfan201]

To anyone in the Audrey and Friends fandom. Just remember to keep asking around, someone who worked on the show must have some episodes. We'll get the full series found someday... until then, share as much info about the episodes you saw as you can.

[pintsofguinnesmakeyoustrong]

god i absolutely hate when characters in period dramas have perfect hair and flawless skin and white teeth and a full face of makeup at all times like bitch it is 1789 there is no maybelline only consumption

[oldshowbiz]

[myenterpriseisparked]

I love Threshold Day so much.

[inkykeiji]

SO THE RADIO GUY’S BACK. I DON’T THINK YOU NOTICED, I DIDN’T AT FIRST—I WAS TOO BUSY BEING A MUCH MORE INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT PERSON. BUT FUCK IT. NEWS IS SLOW TODAY I GUESS. I’M TOTALLY NOT WORRIED ABOUT THIS GUY AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU BE. I TOTALLY WRECKED HIS SHIT THE LAST TIME HE TRIED ME, THANKS FOR ASKING.

[cressida-jayoungr]

One Dress a Day Challenge

July: Green Redux (+ Blue Redux)

Mission: Impossible (s2e18, "The Emerald") / Barbara Bain as Cinnamon Carter

Appropriately for an episode about an emerald, Cinnamon wears a brilliant green dress to lure a target into a high-stakes poker game. Although this episode aired during the 1967-68 season, the dress has some interesting features that look forward to the 1970s. It is long and narrow, gathered at the neck, with double shoulder straps and a slit up the side. A long, sheer, patterned panel of cloth hangs from the back like a cape.

With the dress, she wears matching pumps and hair ribbon, but no jewelry. She starts the evening (briefly) with a diamond bracelet, but she quickly manages to lose that in the poker game--all part of the plan, of course.