#just finished the show

[w0mbmates]

THE TERROR 1.02 "Gore"

[sitrusky]

can we talk about how in blue eye samurai, akemi doesn't want to be happy, she wants to be great, while mizu doesn't want to be happy, she wants to be satisfied... the parallels

And in the middle taigen just wants to be happy

[bornnraisedinsilenthill]

Me: I rarely cry for literary characters

Orel, growing up to be a happy, well adjusted parent despite his upbringing:

Me:

[boku-no-anime-phase]

Dungeon meshi. AHHH dungeon meshi

[oatmealdoodles]

when I have to learn a new character design, I do this thing where redraw a few scenes to get used to them.

also Lucifer is the best character you can’t convince me other wise

[zia-zee-bee]

never getting over them. can’t believe they’ve ruined my life. wtf. they deserved so much better. i’m crying screaming throwing up.

[sissiarte]

inmedietly went to look for the studio that did captain laserhawk to see if they have job openings please i'll do anything I'll even learn french again

[logically-asexual]

i know i love nathalie and marinette but like. objectively. my favorite character on this show wa s always Gabriel. i love nathalie and marinette as heroes of their own stories and as role models and as just nice people to love but i as a Character who is In A Story and undergoes Development i always adored Gabriel and i was so interested by him and. im. i need a minute

[uhhh-ghouls007]

The head & the heart… or whatever

[millieorsamorsophiaormarcus]

WHAT DO YOU MEAN SHE CHOSE TAICHI IN THE MANGA????? HECK NO. I REFUSE. I CHOOSE TO BELIEVE IN THE HOPE OF THE CLIFFHANGER OF THE SHOW. TAICHI?? ARE YOU SERIOUS???? ARATA IS LITERALLY RIGHT THERE AND HE'S SO CUTE AND KIND AND TOTALLY IN LOVE WITH HER AND THEY'RE EACH OTHER'S INSPIRATIONS LIKE HE'S LITERALLY THE REASON SHE PLAYS CARUTA AND SHE'S LITERALLY THE REASON THAT HE CONTINUED AND CAN PLAY CALMLY AND YOU'RE TELLING ME SHE CHOSE TAICHI????????? NO. I WON'T BELIEVE IT.

[bornnraisedinsilenthill]

Me: I rarely cry for literary characters

Orel, growing up to be a happy, well adjusted parent despite his upbringing:

Me:

[silverandbluephoenix]

this is so prettyyyyyyyy I just finished the show and imma be insane about this for a while sorry

For you. For all of us.

[noodles-and-tea]

When they can’t see the heat you’re hiding under your suit pants

[deranged-fanfic-nugget]

how do i move on after that. after watching them get the ending they didn’t deserve, trying to find meaning in my own life again while trying my best to remember that these are just fictional characters.

[philtstone]

feel like psych deserves more credit for manifesting guest stars from almost every single property it referenced. i know plenty of shows have pop culture relevant guest stars but none of them make references that are so very specific and none of them get 99% of their references to actually show up. like psych will throw out a name exclusively for the bit and then an unpredictable number of episodes/seasons later that person will literally show up as murderer/victim/random extended family member of the week with no comment. george takei. william shatner. cybill shepherd from moonlighting. almost every single actor from the breakfast club (one of them recurring!). biff and doc brown from back to the future. dr frankenfurter himself. literally carey elwes. john cena??? john rhys davies. half the cast of twin peaks. the original "come on son" guy. alan ruck. michael rooker. both leads from she's all that. winston from ghostbusters. bud's mom from the cosby show. curt smith from tears for fears (who also sang live with them at an event, like, twice). they mentioned billy zane and val kilmer so many times per season that through sheer willpower they got billy zane and val kilmer to both show up in their series finale. those guys committed to their bits so hard that they ended their show with one of the most diversified and stacked cameo rosters in tv & thats honestly so funny and iconic of them

[listen-to-the-inner-walrus]

I love the Leverage episodes where they're truly just psychologically tormenting a guy.

Like obviously they first establish that the guy is a terrible guy who does terrible guy things. And we really do need the terrible guy to be doing a lot of terrible guy things because this is kinda an ethical nightmare, but don't worry, they are reliably doing a lot of terrible guy things.

But then it is just like "hey, let's convince this guy that he's made first contact with aliens and also that aliens are trying to kill him" or "hey, let's make this guy believe he's contracted a deadly disease and is going to die in quarantine because medical staff are abandoning him" or "hey, let's first try to persuade this journalist that the government is secretly creating Guantanamo Bay 2: Underground Boogaloo in your backyards and when she doesn't run with that story, let's then make her think that oops the government accidentally leaked some kind of bioweapon into the waterways and now water is gonna kill you instead."