#in the flesh

[pestercide]

Baked up some fresh cookies :3

I was kinda just focusing on designs when working on these two so their personalities/stories aren't completely finalised but I can give come info!!

Cinnamon Moth Cookie Age: Adult Shorter than average. Quiet by nature but not at all timid, just shy. Much stronger than they look. Constantly seeking light and warmth.

Strawberry Jam Cookie Age: Adult Taller than average. Constantly covered in strawberry jam which they claim is simply from butcher work (which is true... to an extent). Despite their creepy demeanour they're oddly charming and have an easy time getting along with other cookies.

[queerishly]

oh hey, it’s been a minute since I did tgirl tummy tuesday

[jackharkness]

And you're pushing through and then all this stuff at once. The moon... And this incredible storm blowing.

IN THE FLESH (2013-2014) 1.02 / 2.04

[bvcktommy]

In The Flesh (2013-2014)

[tvarchive]

4K CELEBRATION: FAVORITE SHOWS THAT DESERVED BETTER ↳ In The Flesh • Lily (@crowlixcx) I am a Partially Deceased Syndrome sufferer and what I did in my untreated state was not my fault.

[alientoastt]

how obvious can i make it that i use my own expressions as ref for most drawings

[windsweptinred]

I am BEGGING all those disappointed OFMD, DBD and Kaos fans. Angry, smashing furniture, ever hungry and thirsting for more... Please, please, please seek out and watch 'In The Flesh.' It's such an underrated gem. I can't begin to describe how phenomenonal this show truly is. It's the kind of show Tumblr should be eating whole. And was giving us representation long before any of the above were even a twinkle in their writers, prefrontal cortex.

It has characters you will instantly fall in love with. I dare anyone to come away from this show not worshipping the undead feet of Amy Dyer. But most importantly it tackles some truly major issues. Using the zombie as a metaphor for 'despised, ostracized and endangered minorities', such as immigrants or the queer community etc. And it does it so fucking well.

Please give it a chance. I promise this is one show you will never regret giving your time and love to.

[probablytarot]

jeff

jeff

[more-relics]

David Gilmour Pink Floyd In the Flesh, Pavillion de Paris, Porte de Pantin, Paris France, February 1977. © Philippe Gras

[skltart]

they saw you across the graveyard

[queerishly]

no tummy but it is tuesday

[jackharkness]

IN THE FLESH (2013-2014) - 1.03

[lucy-verse]

Dead fandom? Yes.

Still made an edit for my zombie gays? Hell yes.

[suspiri]

"Course he's important. He's my BDFF." "...?" "Best Dead Friend Forever."

[ironworked]

60 Sec Rec: In The Flesh

"Four years after the Rising, the government starts to rehabilitate the Undead for reentry into society, including teenager Kieren Walker, who returns to his small Lancashire village to face a hostile reception as well as his own demons." [imdb]

First things first, I have to warn you that it was cancelled after just 2 seasons (9 episodes) on a bit of a cliffhanger/'oh I need to know more' moment. Believe me, I'm sorry. But it's still so worth watching! I'm far from the only one waiting for a revival, still, 10 years after it ended.

In The Flesh isn't about the rise of the undead, or about a post-apocalyptic future. It's a story that picks up after a treatment (not cure) has been found and is being put into use. The afflicted must follow said treatment, wear contact lenses and apply heavy make-up, all to pretend they are the same as they were while they're very, veeeery discreetly re-introduced into society and their old life. But... it's not that simple. Society has changed, and so have their families. The new normal that tries so hard to look like the old one... isn't. In very dangerous ways.

The show kinda does with zombies (sorry, 'Partially Deceased') what Buffy did with vampires and Gen V does with superpowers, but it's... harsher maybe, less glossy, and comments on different subjects like homophobia and xenophobia. Could have been a disaster, but I think they did very well.

The setting is so good, and the actors feel like real people. You'll really feel for Kieren and get invested in all his relationships and struggles trying to save what he can of his old life and build a new one. Can't say much more because it's all spoilers, just check it out!

Created by Dominic Mitchell. Written by Mitchell, Arthur T. Manderley (Polseres vermelles), Fintan Ryan (The Aliens, Hustle), and John Jackson (Grantchester, Being Human). Directed by Johnny Campbell (Doctor Who, Shameless), Jim O'Hanlon (Emma, Coronation Street), Damon Thomas (Killing Eve, Penny Dreadful), and Alice Troughton (Merlin). Starring Luke Newberry, Harriet Cains, Marie Critchley, Steve Cooper, Emmett J Scanlan, Emily Bevan, Stephen Thompson,...

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