#jacob garrison

[sweetberry-roebuck]

My oc Jacob and the two characters I wasn't aware of when I made him but who are suspiciously similar to him in different ways :-)

[maxwelljacobfriedman]

MJF fears Michael Nakazawa

[genevieveetguy]

. - Don't you want people to remember you? - I don't want them to be told to remember me.

A Prairie Home Companion, Robert Altman (2006)

[duranduratulsa]

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[greetings-from-the-eraser-king]

my friend did this in miitopia and it is very cursed

[themultifandomgal]

Isaiah Jesus- We’re Getting Married

When I told my brothers that Isaiah and I were getting married, they were not happy. I am the youngest Shelby, as Arthur puts it 'our baby sister'. Thankfully though my brothers came around and now here I stand smoothing down my dress as Esme places my vail in my hair

"You look beautiful YN" Lizzie gushes

"Thank you, but so do you both" I look at Esme and Lizzie through the mirror in front of me

"Ready?"

"Yeah" I smile turning around to Lizzie

"I'll go let Arthur know" she says leaving the room. A few minutes later Arthur knocks the door with his hand over his eyes

"We're all decent you can come in" I tell him. He takes his hand away and I can already see the tears in his eyes "don't cry because you'll make me cry"

"I'm sorry. It's just... my baby sister is getting married"

"Ok no smudging the makeup" Esme says stopping both me and Arthur from crying

"I think Isaiah is waiting" Lizzie places her hands on her hips

"Your right. Come on" Arthur holds his arm out for me to take.

As I wait for the doors to open to reveal Isaiah I start fidgeting

"Don't be nervous"

"I'm not. I'm excited. I love him Arthur"

"I know you do" finally the doors open and in walk Lizzie and Tom, then Esme and John. Then in walk my bridesmaids and finally Arthur walks me to Isaiah who's stood at the end of the aisle looks so freaking good. I notice he's got a tear running down his smiling face which cause me to cry a little. Arthur gives Isaiah my hand then kisses my cheek before taking his seat next to the rest of my family

"Welcome" the priest starts "today we are here to witness the marriage and bond between YN and Isaiah. Are you prepared, as you follow the path of marriage, to love and honor each other for as long as you both shall live?"

"I do"

"I do" we both respond

"Before we start. Is there anyone here who has reason that these two should not marry?" Thankfully neither Isaiah or I have to be nervous about anyone standing up "since it is your intention to enter the covenant of Holy Matrimony, join your right hands, and declare your consent before God and his Church" Isaiah and I hold hands

"I, take you , to be my wife. I promise to be faithful to you, in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health, to love you and to honor you all the days of my life" Isaiah says looking into my eyes. I repeat what he says

"May the Lord in his kindness strengthen the consent you have declared before the Church and graciously bring to fulfillment his blessings within you. What God has joined, let no one put asunder. May the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob, the God who joined together our first parents in paradise, strength and bless in Christ the consent you have declared before the Church, so that what God joins together, no one may put asunder. receive this ring as a sign of my love and fidelity. In the name of the father, and the son, and the Holy Spirit. Who has the rings?" The priest asks. Charlie steps forward with both of our rings. Isaiah then takes my left hand

"Receive this ring as a sign of my love and fidelity. In the name of the father, and the son, and the Holy Spirit" he then places the ring on my finger. I repeat

"Now let us humbly invoke God's blessing upon this bride and groom, that in his kindness he may favor with his help those on whom he has bestowed the Sacrament of Matrimony. In the sight of God and these witnesses, I now pronounce you husband and wife! You may now kiss" the room is filled with applause while Isaiah and I share a kiss.

It's now the after party at the Garrison and I've changed into something a little more comfortable so I can dance in. Isaiah and I had our first dance then Arthur clears his throat

"Can I have everyone's attention" I take Isaias hand in mine "I'd like to raise a toast to my sister and now brother in-law. Now when you first starting courting I wasn't happy" this makes us all laugh "in all seriousness though, I saw the way YN looked at you and the way you looked at her. It's a love that can't be ignored. I can't wait to see where life takes you both, but no babies yet I'm still not recovered from this wedding" again this makes everyone laugh "to YN and Isaiah"

"To YN and Isaiah" everyone shouts before we all take a sip of the champagne. I turn to my now husband and look up at him

"I love you"

"I love you too" he leans down and kisses my lips.

[27moremoons]

Resistance News Network: According to satellite data, about 25% of all buildings in southern Lebanon have been destroyed or damaged by the IOF. "Controlled demolitions" targeted and destroyed at least nine religious sites. The IOF has no problem bombing ancient cities such as Sour and Baalbek, or even sites important to Judaism. Like the ancient mosques and castles destroyed in Gaza, the IOF completely destroyed the historic mosque of Prophet Shu'ayb in Blida, one of the largest mosques in Jabal Amel. In front of it is a well believed to be from where Prophet Musa (Moses) watered Shu'ayb's sheep and provided water for several nearby towns. It was believed to be a pagan temple, which began Christian, and then the first mosque in Jabal Amel, and even a garrison during the Crusades. In Mhaibib, the IOF also completely destroyed the Shrine of Prophet Benjamin, the son of Prophet Jacob, which has significant religious and historical value in Judaism. In Aita Al-Shaab and Kfar Kila, half of all buildings were severely damaged, affecting nearly 6,000 buildings. The report adds that 80% of the damage is from the last month. The number of martyrs in Lebanon is nearly 3,000, with about 200 of them being paramedics, deliberately targeted by the IOF.

[legions-top-dog]

tl:dr for people that don’t want to read and are going to miss out on the details and run the high risk of not actually understanding what’s happening in the battle: ncr, rogues, eagles and coalition attack the Legion controlled mojave outpost

The Siege of the Mojave Outpost, and what will be the last major battle of the war in the Mojave is finally about to take place.

30 formations of 3 Eagles helicopters (one Huey, one Vertibird, one AH-1 each) descend upon the heavily fortified Mojave Outpost, the last remnant of the once glorious Legion occupied territory.

Chinooks and Vertibirds carrying cargo containers, Sheridan tanks, and artillery pieces move towards the Outpost from the Strip, followed by two AC-130s the JCS had flown in for CAS.

At HELIOS ONE, Eagles artillery cannons begin an hour long barrage of saturation bombardment directed at the outpost.

The 8’th Tactical Fighter Squadron is going out in full force- the First Wing is having the time of their lives dropping high explosives on the fortified Mojave Outpost, shredding AA guns with ARMs and main guns, destroying Vertibirds and crude fighter planes, all while dancing and weaving through AA fire and SAM missiles.

The three fighter jets of the Crimson Rogues fire missiles and guns at various targets, doing the same, except in a very... flashy and flowy style that still gets the job done.

Patton tanks, logistics trucks, jeeps and APCs drive from the HELIOS ONE garrison through Novac and Primm which is now friendly territory of the Eagles’ new ally the NCR, and proceed down the road to the Mojave Outpost at high speed.

CIA and Sierra agents plant directional anti-vehicle mines and Claymores along various routes the Legion’s logistics team could possibly take to reinforce their position at the outpost, and sabotage AA gun radars, telephone boxes and firing mechanisms with thermite grenades to hamper AA efforts.

Four NCR Vertibirds soar across the desert towards the stronghold with Veteran Rangers and Sierra operatives armed with CBJ-MS firearms, unlicensed and once highly classified copies of Sierra Madre holorifles and NCR replicas of M56 Smartgun HMGs, assigned to assault teams of three, sniper squads of two and gun squads of two armed with a smartgun and assault carbine.

30 P-51 Mustangs, 8 C-119 Flying Boxcars, 12 F-86 Sabre fighter jets, and 15 B-29 bombers operated by the New Mexico Coalition (their state flag painted over the USAF logos) fly at low altitude above Novac, causing their residents to panic, and anyone that fought in the Korean War to have flashbacks.

B-52 Stratofortresses operated by the 2nd Bomb Wing travel towards the Outpost, flying over Novac (much to the consternation of Boone, which is feeling the effects of becoming an involuntary planespotter.)

The Reaper’s Sprint, with Phillips, Maynard, Kyle and Jacob (pilot, offensive weapons specialist, defensive weapons specialist and copilot respectively) soars in the sky in formation with two other B-1 bombers, labelled Skirtboy Shredder and Femboy’s Nightmare.

They show some well drawn but rather graphic images of a German Shephard shredding the Pteruges of a Legionnaire a la Coppertone ad, and a image of Vulpes on all fours facing the viewer while taking a MK82 bomb up the ass respectively.

NCR troopers wielding M16s and modified assault carbines with full auto fire ride in trucks, transport Vertibirds and APCs operated by the NCR towards the Outpost.

Legionnaire field mortar teams rush out with field mortars, and the howitzer artillery pieces become quickly manned as soon as the base siren goes off.

The Cobras fire their missiles, miniguns and rocket pods at targets, and the B-1s and Stratofortresses drop their payloads, flattening what hasn’t been flattened (tin buildings and crude airstrips) by the bombardments and leaving fire and devastation in it’s wake.

Ramshackle Legion fighters based on WW2 fighter aircraft and Vertibirds take off in the chaos, and try to intercept the bombers- only to be assaulted by the NMC P-51s. Although they nail one or two Mustangs in the fighting, many more are taken out by the Coalition pilots or whatever fighter wing happened to be within range at that time.

Mortar teams dash across the battlefield shooting shells of death at each other’s unseen yet esrimated position, and artillery cannons at the Outpost are swiftly brought out of commission by HELIOS howitzers.

Hueys and Vertibirds land on nearby mountains and fields, with droves of infantry disembarking among hails of Legion gunfire (for all of 30 seconds before an A-10 gun run reduces the machinegunners to thick red dusty paste speckled with metal.)

Machine gunners wielding CBJ-MS or M60s (including Sarah’s squad) lay suppressive fire against any infantry they see and occasionally try to kill each other using grenade launchers.

Pattons, Sheridans and whatever’s left of the Legion fleet duke it out, lobbing tank shells and HEAT rockets at each other. Troopers, Marines, Soldiers and their attack dogs (military cyberdogs in the case of the Eagles) disembark from APCs and while taking cover, fire LAW launchers at Legion tanks, which more or less instantly kills the crews inside. They also trade fire with Legion forces while making their way into the safety of the garrison’s trench network, blast Legionnaires with shotguns and send their fur missiles racing down trenches.

Legion AA guns and NMC M19 MGMCs light the flare-lit night up with hundreds of tracer rounds that hit basically nothing with the exception of the occasional helicopter or Mustang, while Eagles VADS systems fire short bursts of explosive sabots that utterly disintegrate whatever aircraft they shot at.

The 7’th Calvary Regiment and 2’nd Artillery Division, the historical reenactors of Siege of Alamogordo fame begin an assault with the NCR troopers, using gatling guns, Springfield rifles, calvary, and blackpowder cannons to provide an opening for NCR forces to move in.

82nd Airborne paratroopers (three squadrons) jump out of C-130s and make their drop in Legion territory behind the outpost, while NCR forces from the nearby garrison also take the fight to logistics teams.

Marine Scout Snipers, First Recon and snipers of the 75’th Rangers take positions on crests and the mountains surrounding the outpost, aiming for limbs, hydraulics units and firing explosive rounds at vehicle engine blocks and artillery pieces to sow confusion and panic in the Legionnaires.

Patton tanks with APCs following behind ram through the chain link fencing and concertina wire barriers. Their doors swing open and at least 15 screaming Crimson Rogues soldiers clad in handcrafted reinforced T-51 power armor holding MG42s on swivel mounts charge out and lay fire on Legionnaires taking defensive positions, utterly tearing their bodies to shreds, while at least 30 more Rogues infantry with assault rifles take up positions with the power armor elites in squads of three.

Reprogrammed sentry bots, Mister Gutsies, some securitrons and like three protectrons make their way towards the frontlines, with tank shells and sniper shots instantly taking out everything that isn’t a sentry bot.

A bright flash of light occurs as a beam from ARCHIMEDES II drops down from space and reduces a Legion platoon entering the complex into shadows on the hardpan.

The scrap metal statues at the Outpost has been annihilated by the saturation bombing and tank assault, leaving metal shards and fragments everywhere.

More Legion tanks and supply trucks try making their way to the fortress as dire reinforcement, only to be turned to flaming wrecks by the rotary cannons and artillery guns of the just-arrived AC-130s, or pulverized by a singular A-10 dancing across the skies.

Alarmed Mojave Brotherhood scouts run horrifying news of the battle back to the bunker, alarming McNamara as to how cutthroat and horrifying (to outsiders) the battle has become.

An orchestra of gunfire, explosions, diesel engines, helicopters, sonic booms, buzzing, artillery and orders and screams of agony from all sides sets the backdrop soundtrack of the battle.

Music for NCR, NMC, Eagles, Legion and Rogues respectively (optional)

Quests are Eagles, Wastelander, NCR, Legion, NMC, and Rogues respectively

boone mod likes to be left alone so I won’t tag them

@bajarangers

@realpresidentkimball

@galileo-of-the-legion

@atombombskilledtheradiostar

@thinktankbigmt

@sonofmarzzzz

@bajarangers

[athena5898]

(RNN) According to satellite data, about 25% of all buildings in southern Lebanon have been destroyed or damaged by the IOF.

"Controlled demolitions" targeted and destroyed at least nine religious sites. The IOF has no problem bombing ancient cities such as Sour and Baalbek, or even sites important to Judaism.

Like the ancient mosques (https://t.me/PalestineResist/22226)and castles destroyed in Gaza (https://t.me/PalestineResist/31861), the IOF completely destroyed the historic mosque of Prophet Shu'ayb in Blida, one of the largest mosques in Jabal Amel. In front of it is a well believed to be from where Prophet Musa (Moses) watered Shu'ayb's sheep and provided water for several nearby towns. It was believed to be a pagan temple, which began Christian, and then the first mosque in Jabal Amel, and even a garrison during the Crusades.

In Mhaibib, the IOF also completely destroyed the Shrine of Prophet Benjamin, the son of Prophet Jacob, which has significant religious and historical value in Judaism.

In Aita Al-Shaab and Kfar Kila, half of all buildings were severely damaged, affecting nearly 6,000 buildings. The report adds that 80% of the damage is from the last month.

The number of martyrs in Lebanon is nearly 3,000, with about 200 of them being paramedics, deliberately targeted by the IOF.

[nesiacha]

During the night of September 9 to 10, 1796: The Affair of the Grenelle Camp

Attaque du camp de Grenelle par des conspirateurs : le 24 Fructidor, An 4.eme de la République. Paris, BnF, département des estampes et de la photographie, 1802.

Hundreds of people, including a number of Babouvists, headed towards the Grenelle camp to try to incite the garrison to revolt. It didn’t work, and they were killed. The survivors and others identified as Babouvists would later be judged by a military commission, which, according to historian Jean-Marc Schiappa, appeared quite illegal, and whose judgments would eventually be overturned.

Here is a text excerpt from Schiappa: "Unlike the events of Prairial Year III, Vendémiaire Year IV, or the mutiny of the Police Legion, no real threat (in the military sense) existed here. Military means were used to crush a political opposition that had demonstrated it was disarmed. This is a form of coup d'état, the first in a long series under the Directory."

The most famous people executed were General Maximilien Henri Nicolas Jacob and three former convention members: Claude Javogues (apparently shot while singing the Marseillaise), Joseph-Marie Cusset (one of the last ‘Crêtois’), and Marc-Antoine Huguet. Among those sentenced to death were the former mayor Antoine-Marie Bertrand (despite several favorable testimonies on his behalf, apparently) and the painter Jean-Nicolas-Victor Gagnant. In total, around 30 people were executed by firing squad.

Here is an excerpt from historian Jean Tulard: "The Affair of the Grenelle Camp is the decisive episode of the Conspiracy of the Equals, led by Gracchus Babeuf. This former feudalist, who dreamed of an agrarian communism, was preparing a plot in collaboration with former Montagnards. After the failure of the Germinal and Prairial uprisings of Year III (April 1 and May 20, 1795), it was necessary to abandon the idea of a popular uprising because the suburbs were disarmed. The Babouvists, who had made contacts within a force responsible for maintaining order in Paris—the Police Legion—hoped for a military uprising in the Grenelle camp against the Directory. The denunciation by Grisel, an officer involved in the conspiracy, allowed the Minister of Police, Cochon de Lapparent, to orchestrate a massive crackdown on the 21st of Floréal Year IV (May 10, 1796). Babeuf and his key accomplices were arrested. The last supporters of the Equals tried, during the night of 23 to 24 Fructidor (September 9-10), to incite the soldiers of the Grenelle camp to revolt. Carnot, a member of the Directory at the time, and Cochon de Lapparent allowed the insurrection to develop before deploying the cavalry. Several people were killed on the spot, and thirty were executed. Babouvism was crushed. Its missteps, especially in the Grenelle affair where it was manipulated by provocateurs, were harshly criticized by Marx."

I will conclude with a quote from Jean-Marc Schiappa: "The coup at Grenelle is measurable: the Directory developed a taste for the army, and the sword that Sieyès would seek in Brumaire had already struck," and he adds, "the episode at Grenelle is also a turning point in the history of the Directory"

P.S: What I find in Gallica Trial of twenty-five individuals from the Grenelle Camp affair but it is in french sorry :( https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k41290c/f4.item

[sweetberry-roebuck]

Getting better at art quickly is so scary bc I will do a new ref for a guy and then go back and look at the previous one and the one before that.

What happened. Why is he evolving. I'm scared.

[operachristine]

Holiday Gifting Day 2

Day 2 of 5 features a few Wicked videos!

Idina Menzel (Elphaba), Kristin Chenoweth (Glinda), Norbert Leo Butz (Fiyero), Sean McCourt (u/s The Wizard), Carole Shelley (Madame Morrible), Michelle Federer (Nessarose), Randy Harrison (t/r Boq), William Youmans (Doctor Dillamond) July 18, 2004; Broadway || Notes: This is Kristin and Norbert's last show. It was also supposed to be Joel Grey's last show, but he was ill. Video is sound only for first 4 minutes. This is a great video and excellent sound. Includes the speech by Idina. Definitely the best of the early Wicked captures. Idina wiping tears from Kristin’s face is touching and priceless. This bootleg is a treasure.

Link

Eden Espinosa, Megan Hilty, Derrick Williams, David Garrison, Carol Kane, Jenna Leigh Green, Robb Sapp, Sean McCourt May 28, 2006; Broadway || Notes: Megan Hilty's last show in the Broadway run! A very Megan-centric recording, good close-ups and follows the action very well.

Link

Jenna Leigh Green (u/s Elphaba), Kendra Kassebaum (Glinda) 2005; First National Tour Notes: 10mins of highlights include Defying Gravity, the catfight, and No Good Deed.

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Jenna Leigh Green (u/s Elphaba), Katie Adams (u/s Glinda) 2005 (2); First National Tour || Notes: Very minimal highlights. Flying portion of Defying Gravity only. Still a nice and rare video of Jenna as Elphaba! Though not great quality.

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Willemijn Verkaik (Elphaba), Céline Purcell (alt Glinda), Ferry Doedens (alt Fiyero), Bill van Dijk (The Wizard), Pamela Teves (Madame Morrible), Christanne de Bruijn (Nessarose), Niels Jacobs (Boq), Jochem Feste Roozemond (Doctor Dillamond) January 10, 2013; Scheveningen || Notes: Penultimate, final performance of Cèline Purcell and Ferry Doedens. Muck-up show.

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[walker-extended-universe]

Walkerverse Character Tier List

Hello Walker Family! I'm here announcing the beginning of the Walkerverse Character Tier List series!

I've created a list of characters from Walker and Walker: Independence to put in a tier list ranking. I will be releasing a series of polls with all these characters (including pictures and brief reminders of their roles) to determine which Tier List ranking they get. Whichever option from S to F gets the most votes will become the official ranking of that character.

Here is the criteria I used to select the characters I'm putting in the poll series:

They must have a name on the imdb page

They must have a minimum of two appearances

I have to remember them, regardless of their appearance count

Single appearances that were special/memorable will also be included (ex: Uncle Willy, Minnie Jayne)

The rankings will be as follows:

S tier: Best character in the show, love them with all my heart, they can do literally nothing wrong

A tier: Beloved blorbo, one of my favorites, I'd want to be friends with them if they were real

B tier: I like them, but I have my critiques. A good character that I mostly enjoy

C tier: Mid character, not the biggest fan of them but I won't complain when they show up

D tier: I don't like them. I have many criticisms of their actions and personality. I may even dislike whole episodes because of them

F tier: Literally the worst character in the entire show. Hate them. Much dislike. I fastforward over them on rewatches.

I currently have pictures (for the poll and the complete tierlist that I will link when it is public) for 39 of the 120+ characters I put on the list, so that's where I will be starting. I will include the full list of all the characters from both shows below the cut along with the taglist.

The first poll will go up on Monday, September 23rd! Can't wait to see what you guys think!

@theladywyn, @jaredwalkertexasranger, @laf-outloud, @aborddelimpala, @mysterybeau, @sweet-sammy-kisses, @kickingitwithkirk, @rhl74, @peachparakeet, @dumb-fawkin-bitch, @loveforwomenstuff, @low-soduimfreak, @ihavepointysticks, @waywardmaslow, @arte-mishuntress, @the-slythering-raven, @deeranger, @duo-kun, @inafieldofdaisies, @not-your-housekeeper98, @nancymcl, @sammysnaughtygirl

Walker:

Cordell Walker

Liam Walker

Abeline Walker

Bonham Walker

Stella Walker

August Walker

Larry James

Trey Barnett

Geri Broussard

Cassie Perez

Micki Ramirez

Colton Davidson

Ben Perez

Dan Miller

Denise Davidson

Emily Walker

Todd

Gale Davidson

Stan Morrison

Clay Cooper

Clint West

Kelly James

Kevin Golden

Isabel Munoz

Bret

Trevor Strand

Ruby

Detective David Luna

Julia Johnson

Hoyt Rawlins

Twyla Jean

Sadie Yoo

Witt

Connie

Faye

DJ James

Keesha Barnett

Carlos Mendoza

Officer Randall

Dr. Adriana Ramirez

Sean

Serano

Earl

Mercedes Ruiz

Miles Vyas

Coach Bobby

Principal Heaney

Byron Santos

Garrison (GM)

Nate Smith

Tessa Graves

Crystal West

Cali

Rita

Lana Jones

Tommy Adams

Jaxon Davis

Grant McLawson

Neo

Mike

Horace

Alma Munoz

Fenton Cole

Shannon

Lorezno Munoz

Snyder

Oswald

Marv Davidson

Jim

Mr. Golden

Spider

William

Owen Campbell

Minnie Jayne

Maybelline

Mehar

Henry

Becca Furgeson

Joanna Rawlins

Cole Tillman

Rebecca Tillman

Walker: Independence:

Abigail Walker

Hoyt Rawlins

Kate Carver

Tom Davidson

Augustus

Calian

Kai

Lucia Reyes

Shane Davidson

Hagan

Chief Taza

Francis Reyes

Luis Reyes

Ruby

Nascha

Ethan (Pinkerton Detective)

Salty Dog

Molly Sullivan

Anna Maria Reyes

Cordell the Horse

Burlesque Dancers

Teresa Davidson

Matthew

Jacob

Otis Clay

Martha Sullivan

Griffin

Liam Collins

Eli McDowd

Charlotte “Charlie” Collins

Gil Santiago

Randall

Lily

Stella Rawlins

Wordell Calker

Olivia

Topsannah

Amos Acorn

Parker Briggs

Judge Parker

Kirby Smith

Andrew Jones

Judge Carter

[expectiations]

River Song’s Last Words

Cover artwork, cast and story details are today revealed for The Death and Life of River Song: Last Words, a brand-new box set of apocalyptic audio drama, due for release August 2024. 

River Song may be the Doctor’s wife, but there’s so much more to her than that. Alex Kingston played the time-travelling archaeologist on Doctor Who between 2008 and 2015, and has reprised the role in many Big Finish audio dramas since, exploring what River gets up to when she’s not with her Time Lord husband.

The first box set in her new series, The Death and Life of River Song: Last Words sees River, after cheating death as a digital consciousness uploaded to the Library, brought back to life in a cloned body and sent to Earth in the future, not long before it’s set to be ravaged by solar flares.

Joining Kingston in this epic story’s cast is Greg Wise – who listeners may know from The Crown and Sense and Sensibility, as well as the 2021 series of Strictly Come Dancing – as ultra-rich tycoon Garrison Clay. He’s the man behind River’s temporary resurrection, and he has a mission for her.

And, Jamie Parker – best known for playing Harry Potter in the West End show Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, as well as roles in TV series Treadstone and The Crown – plays Sam Avner, a mysterious man who becomes an ally to River.

The Death and Life of River Song: Last Words is now available for pre-order exclusively here, as a limited edition four-CD box set (plus digital download) for £29.99, or as a digital download only for £22.99.

Wrenched from her digital afterlife in the Library, River Song finds herself on sixty-first century Earth, resurrected in a clone body. Billionaire tech mogul Garrison Clay has a mystery to solve, and he’s selected River as the person to solve it.

Armed with only her sonic screwdriver and a fake ID, River heads out into a world soon to be ravaged by solar flares... where danger stalks her at every turn.

The story is divided into four episodes, or books, all scripted by Robert Valentine:

Book 1 – Apokalypsis

Book 2 – Fate & Fatality

Book 3 – The Black Hours

Book 4 – Book of the Dead

These four books together, as well as revealing an important chapter in River’s (after)life, serve as a prequel to the 1975 TV story The Ark in Space, with humanity preparing to flee the doomed Earth. Robert Whitelock guest stars as Lazar and Christine Kavanagh as Vira – characters originally played on television by Kenton Moore and Wendy Williams.

Also on the cast list of Last Words are Jane Booker, Shogo Miyakita, Jamie Zubairi, Jacob Daniels, Andrew James Spooner, Glen McCready, Issy Van Randwyck, and Nicholas Boulton.

Producer David Richardson said: “Robert Valentine has done something remarkable with this four-hour drama, which tells the story of the last days of planet Earth before it is destroyed by solar flares, a story told from the perspective of a woman temporarily brought back from the dead. It’s heart-breaking and exciting and doom-laden and, perhaps when you least expect it, uplifting and inspiring.”

Writer Robert Valentine added: “Originally, I thought I was going to be writing the final ever River Song story. Quickly I realised that I wasn’t, but I thought it would be fun to write something that feels like it’s the last we’ll ever see of River, and actually give that problem to her. Her life is usually intertwined with the Doctor’s, so I thought, what is her life like after her great relationship is over?

“And, the brief was to do a prequel to The Ark in Space, which is a Doctor Who classic, at the same time. When I went back and rewatched it, I realised that I wouldn't be allowed on this ship, I would have been one of the ones left behind. So I thought, let's give River a mission that leads into The Ark in Space, but with sympathy for those people who aren't on the Ark.”

Big Finish listeners can also pre-order a bundle with Last Words as well as Volumes 2 and 3 of The Death and Life of River Song, which are both due for release in 2025, for just £80 (collector’s edition CDs + downloads) or £66 (downloads only).

All the above prices include the special pre-order discount and are subject to change after general release. Please note: the collector’s edition CD box sets are strictly limited to 1,250 copies and will not be repressed.

Big Finish is currently operating a digital-first release schedule. The mail-out of collector’s edition CDs may be delayed due to factors beyond our control, but all purchases of this release unlock a digital copy that can be immediately downloaded or played on the Big Finish app from the release date.

[fromoblitushq]

Congratulations !! Our first round of acceptances has been completed, the accepted characters can be found below !! Please, as you set up your accounts familiarise yourself further with our GUIDELINES, and our CHECKLIST !! We kindly ask you send in your accounts within 24h, or message us if you need more time !! We will provide you with a link to our discord server, and once all the accounts are in, we will post a fun writing task to get things started. It's completely optional, but we feel like it'll really help with developing your character further and give insight to who they are in Oblitus !! We want to thank you all once again for joining us and cannot wait to start writing with you !! So without further ado...

ACCEPTED NEWCOMERS

Kang Bitna (Han Sohee) Rabia Aydin (Derya Pinar Ak) Charlotte ‘Charlie’ Hale (Milly Alcock) Ares Valentin De Leon (Manu Rios) Siddharth Varma (Dev Patel) Park Sangjoon (Lee Dongmin) Yasin Celik (Enes Koncak) Prudence 'Prue' McKay (Kiana Madeira) Chavi Herrera (Lizeth Selene) Bianca Mauricio (Camila Queiroz)

ACCEPTED RESIDENTS

Bruna Maria Silva Ribeiro (Julia Dalavia) Adam Bennett (Jacob Elordi) Rafael Chavez (Gabriel Luna) Choi Hyejin (Go Minsi) Lee Ba-Rom (Lee Dong-Wook) Aria Yang (Havana Rose Liu) Kang Daehyun (Rowoon) Ellington ‘Elle’ Taylor (Emma D’Arcy) Amhle Andell (Laura Harrier) Ryousei Tekeshita (Mackenyu) Talia Balfour (Hannah Dodd) Charles Wood (Kiowa Gordon) Gabriela Sanchez (Melissa Barrera) Colton ‘Cole’ Black (Cody Christian) Carrington West (Madelyn Cline) Cameron West (Boyd Hollbrook) Silas Castillo (Manny Jacinto) Rory Osbourne (Olivia Cooke) Zackary Ghostkeeper (Ryan Gosling) Eduardo ‘Eddy’ Alvarez (Danny Ramirez) Hiraya Del Rosario (Jane De Leon) Rebecca Marlowe (Katheryn Winnick) Bo Garrison (Owen Teague) Hanuel ‘Hans’ Ryu (Yoo Teo) Amelia 'Mia' Ortiz (Ana De Armas) Gwen Bouchard (Morgan Holstorm) Natalia 'Talia' Ross (Kathryn Newton) Kasem 'Kas' Eisen (Chai Hansen) Maria Helena Silva (Isis Valverde) Elm Mossbach (Taylor Russel) Charity 'Cherry' Cannon (Mia Goth) Heath 'Shep' Shepard (Mike Faist) Keemeone 'Kina' Canowicakte (Tanaya Beatty) Santiago Ochoa (Carlos Miranda)

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Best Dancers and their TDA results over the years:

(Only includes dancers that placed multiple times/competed in more than one year)

Caleb Abea:

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer

Alyssa Allen:

2012: Teen Female Top 10

2014: Senior Female Best Dancer

Finley Ashfield:

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2021: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer

Luke Barrett:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer

Jacob Barrow:

2020: Mini Male Top 20

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer

Aedyn Bekker:

2018: Mini Male Top 10

2019: Mini Male Best Dancer

Hailey Bills

2016: Mini Female Top 10

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer

Dyllan Blackburn

2016: Mini Female Top 10

2017: Mini Female 1st Runner-up

2018: Junior Female Top 10

2019: Junior Female 1st Runner-up

2020: Teen Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer

Stefania Bonomo

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer

Kazuma Brailsford:

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Junior Male Top 20

2023: Junior Male Best Dancer

Brightyn Brems:

2015: Mini Female Top 20

2016: Mini Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Bostyn Brown:

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer

Nicholas Bustos:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Keagan Capps:

2017: Mini Female Top 20

2018: Junior Female Top 10

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Kylee Casares

2018: Mini Female Top 20

2019: Mini Female Top 10

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer

D'Angelo Castro:

2012: Junior Male Best Dancer

2014: Teen Male Top 10

2015: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer

Ruby Castro

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer

2021: Senior Female Top 10

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer

Artyon Celestine:

2014: Mini Male Top 6

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer

JT Church:

2017: Mini Male Best Dancer

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kyle Patrick Clarke:

2012: Teen Male Best Dancer

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Senior Male Best Dancer

Dylan Custodio:

2021: Mini Male Top 10

2022: Mini Male Best Dancer

Brady Farrar:

2014: Mini Male Best Dancer

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer

Sam Fine:

2018: Junior Male Top 10

2020: Teen Male Top 20

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Male Best Dancer

Zoe Flores:

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer

Jackson Foley:

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Top 10

Gracyn French

2018: Mini Female Top 10

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Parker Garrison:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer

Avery Gay:

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Senior Female Top 10

Joziah German:

2014: Mini Male Best Dancer

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer

2020: Senior Male Best Dancer

Seth Gibson:

2018: Junior Male Top 20

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer

Megan Goldstein:

2014: Junior Female Top 10

2015: Junior Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ashley Green:

2014: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer

Kalani Hilliker:

2011: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2013: Junior Female Best Dancer

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Avery Hall:

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2020: Teen Female Top 10

2021: Teen Female Top 10

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer

Morgan Higgins:

2014: Teen Female Top 20

2015: Teen Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer

Ella Horan:

2016: Junior Female Top 10

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer

Crystal Huang:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer

Tristan Ianiero:

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer

Lex Ishimoto:

2014: Teen Male Best Dancer

2016: Senior Male Best Dancer

Kelsie Jacobson:

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer

2023: Junior Female Top 10

Jazzmin James:

2011: Junior Female 2nd Runner-up

2012: Teen Female Best Dancer

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer

Jenna Johnson:

2011: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2012: Senior Female Best Dancer

Payton Johnson:

2012: Junior Female Best Dancer

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer

2017: Senior Female Best Dancer

Jayce Kalb:

2011: Junior Female Best Dancer

2012: Teen Female Top 20

2013: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer

Brianna Keingatti:

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-Up

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer

Bella Klassen:

2015: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Top 10

Savannah Kristich:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-Up

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer

Murphy Lee:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer

2017: Teen Male Top 10

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer

Addison Leich:

2017: Mini Female Top 20

2018: Junior Female Top 20

2019: Junior Female Best Dancer

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Female Top 10

Julian Lombardi:

2013: Junior Male Best Dancer

2015: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Top 10

Patricio Lopez:

2021: Teen Male Top 10

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer

Sophia Lucia:

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer

Cooper Macalalad:

2019: Mini Male Top 10

2020: Junior Male Top 10

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer

2023: Teen Male Top 10

Easton Magliarditi:

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Top 10

2020: Teen Male Best Dancer

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kayla Mak:

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Top 10

2019: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Senior Female Best Dancer

Savannah Manzel:

2019: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2020: Mini Female Best Dancer

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Holden Maples:

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Male Best Dancer

2018: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Kya Massimino

2019: Mini Female Top 10

2020: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer

Ryan Maw:

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Male Best Dancer

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer

Findlay McConnell

2011: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer

Tate McRae:

2012: Mini Females Top 10

2013: Mini Female Best Dancer

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer

Keenan Mentzos:

2020: Mini Male Best Dancer

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer

Nicholas Moreno:

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer

Taylor Morrison:

2019: Mini Female Top 20

2021: Junior Female Top 10

2022: Junior Female Best Dancer

Michael Novitski

2016: Senior Male Top 10

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer

Ali Ogle:

2016: Mini Female Top 20

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Junior Female Top 10

2020: Junior Female Best Dancer

2022: Teen Female Top 10

Jonathan Paula

2015: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Mini Male Best Dancer

2018: Junior Male Best Dancer

2020: Teen Male Top 10

Simrin Player:

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Senior Female Best Dancer

Hudson Pletcher:

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer

2020: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Moses Rankine:

2017: Teen Male Top 20

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Male Best Dancer

Christina Ricucci:

2012: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2013: Teen Female Best Dancer

Kelis Robinson:

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer

2020: Senior Female Best Dancer

Zachary Roy:

2019: Mini Male Top 10

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer

Vivian Ruiz:

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Female Best Dancer

Brynn Rumfallo:

2013: Mini Female Top 10

2014: Mini Female Best Dancer

Michael Cash Savio

2020: Mini Male Top 10

2021: Mini Male Best Dancer

Eric Scholoesser:

2012: Teen Male Top 10

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer

Malia Scott:

2022: Mini Female Top 20

2023: Mini Female Best Dancer

Talia Seitel:

2011: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2012: Mini Female Best Dancer

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Teen Female Top 10

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Senior Female Top 20

Alex Shulman:

2016: Junior Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Top 10

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Teen Male Top 10

2020: Senior Male Top 10

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer

Taylor Sieve:

2012: Teen Female Top 20

2013: Teen Female Top 10

2014: Teen Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2015: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Senior Female Best Dancer

Christian Smith:

2014: Teen Male Top 10

2015: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer

Santiago Sosa:

2022: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Junior Male Best Dancer

Quinn Starner:

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2017: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ian Stegeman:

2019: Mini Male Best Dancer

2021: Junior Male Best Dancer

2023: Teen Male Best Dancer

Emma Sutherland:

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer

2016: Teen Female Best Dancer

Ellary Day Szyndlar:

2021: Mini Female Top 10

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Mini Female Best Dancer

Carly Thinfen:

2022: Teen Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Female Best Dancer

Ricky Ubeda

2011: Teen Male Best Dancer

2012: Senior Male Best Dancer

Keanu Uchida:

2013: Senior Male Top 10

2014: Senior Male Best Dancer

Lucy Vallely:

2014: Junior Female Top 10

2015: Teen Female Best Dancer

2018: Senior Female Best Dancer

Isaiah Villegas:

2016: Mini Male Top 20

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2023: Senior Male Best Dancer

Cameron Voorhees:

2017: Mini Female Best Dancer 3rd Runner-up

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer

2020: Junior Female Top 10

2021: Junior Female Best Dancer

2023: Teen Female Best Dancer

Jonathan Wade:

2011: Junior Male Best Dancer

2014: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2016: Senior Male Best Dancer

Kiarra Waidelich:

2015: Mini Female Top 10

2016: Mini Female Best Dancer

2018: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Best Dancer

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Ava Wagner

2016: Mini Female Top 20

2017: Junior Female Top 10

2018: Junior Female Best Dancer

2020: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Senior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2023: Senior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

Ellie Wagner:

2016: Teen Female Top 10

2017: Teen Female Top 10

2018: Teen Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Senior Female Best Dancer

Wyeth Walker:

2015: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Senior Male Best Dancer

Elliana Walmsley:

2017: Mini Female Top 10

2018: Mini Female Best Dancer

2020: Junior Female Top 10

Jaycee Wilkins:

2013: Mini Female Top 10

2014: Junior Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer

2019: Senior Female Top 20

Jaxon Willard:

2016: Teen Male Top 10

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2018: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2019: Senior Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer

Carter Williams:

2014: Junior Male Best Dancer

2016: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2017: Teen Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2018: Teen Male Top 10

2019: Senior Male Top 10

2020: Senior Male Top 10

2021: Senior Male Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

Skylar Wong:

2021: Mini Female Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2022: Mini Female Best Dancer

Fiona Wu:

2020: Mini Female Top 10

2021: Mini Female Top 20

2022: Junior Female Top 10

2023: Junior Female Best Dancer

Emma York:

2014: Mini Female Top 10

2015: Junior Female Best Dancer 2nd Runner-up

2016: Junior Female Best Dancer

Zenon Zubyk:

2012: Teen Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2013: Teen Male Best Dancer

Timothy Zvifel

2017: Mini Male Top 10

2018: Mini Male Best Dancer 1st Runner-up

2019: Junior Male Best Dancer

2022: Teen Male Top 10