#jo polniaczek

[polniaczek]

THE FACTS OF LIFE (1979–1988) | 9.08 “A Rose by Any Other Age”

[mikereads]

“Don’t wish, don’t start, wishing only wounds the heart. I wasn’t born for the rose and pearl. There’s a girl I know… I love her so.”

[lolosblues]

“when i pull your ponytail, open your mouth”

i’m going insane perhaps wacky

[cletusthurstonbeauregard]

should've been canon by this point. Pretty much Supercorp: The Boarding School Years.

[mutant-enthusiast-08]

Woah, me posting art in 2024??? It’s more likely than you think

I’m back!

Sort of.

I’m not sure if I’ll be drawing regularly again but I wanted to share a redraw I did of these two recently when inspiration struck! I still love them very much and it was nice to revisit them as I try to get back into drawing.

[jetcat-14]

These two are gay THE END.....

[loubagoob]

I read a post recently talking about the poster’s disappointment that in the reunion movie they made Jo a cop. They said that it was unlike her and went against everything she stands for—-they went on to say that the only version of ‘Cop Jo’ they’d accept was if it was a reality where she hated her job.

The whole point of this post being—-what profession do you see Jo having??? If you don’t like the idea of her being a cop, what do you envision and why???

[this-is-a-love-story-isnt-it]

Jo and Blair's goodbye hug in 8x24 🥺

[loveboatinsanity]

[the-mnp-club]

[warnsie]

i was watching “the oldest living graduate” and tootie mentioned that jo always wanted to learn how to play the guitar and now i’m imagining her stubbornly trying to learn it by herself and annoying everyone in the process because of how lousy she is at it lmao

also we know she can play the piano but it’s never clear whether she learned it at eastland or before…

[polniaczek]

"Well, what about you, Jo?" "Me? I'm not playing this stupid game." "Oh, come on, Jo. Be a good sport."

[mikereads]

You can’t convince me this isn’t the same scene literally. Bonus:

[lolosblues]

ohh angels :,)

[eastland2langley]

Okay listen hi,

We're a couple of queer wives who do a podcast about the 1980s sitcom The Facts of Life. We know that's absolutely from over 40 years ago but there are people who are discovering it or still loving it and whatever. And our take is that we're revisiting and recapping the episodes from the perspective of being queer viewers who grew up when there wasn't any real queer representation on television.

We're fans who want to discuss the intended narrative alongside the subtext that comes through when we want to see ourselves in mainstream media.

Thanks for reading all this and, if you decide to listen, thanks for that, too.

[aspirationallybutch]

I’m doing it, I’m writing fanfic. Just you people wait, I am Cooking.