#librarians jenkins

[queenofglassbeliever]

The ending of the Librarians was ....interesting. Like the fourth and final season just reset itself?? It ends at a beginning. What does that mean for the events of the season?

They haven't happened yet. Do they happen "again" but different somehow? Example, the quest to find the stones of Alexandria wouldn't happen cause the stones are already in the Library. And anything with Nicole will be different cause she's a good guy now.

Another example, the noir episode. Maybe I'm wrong or not remembering correctly, but I'm pretty sure that because Flynn and Eve tethered to the Library that means they may not be going on adventures as often? So instead of them getting trapped in that noir movie, maybe Jake and Cassandra do? Which would be a fun Jassandra AU tbh.

Or do Jeff and Jenkins still switch places? Does the gang go to that camp? Maybe Nicole goes with them instead of Eve. Which could be fun and would be interesting to see how she works with the LITs now that she's a good guy.

And since it all began with the tethering ceremony there's no which one of the LITs is going to tether with Baird. So no Trial of the One?

Some stuff would be the same, but that same stuff would also be different. And... yeah there's just a lot to unpack there.

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

The Librarians S01E05 And the Apple of Discord.

[arachniasbride]

Two tropes I love equally. ♡ 

[eve-baird]

[footnoteinhistory]

He’s only immortal years old he should be at the club

[manmadedonut]

jenkins youre an immortal of course you have that

[leveragedlibrarians]

HOW

DID NO ONE TELL ME

THAT LEVERAGE AND THE LIBRARIANS

HAVE

BOOK SERIES

[super-gates-blog]

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

The Librarians 4x4 - "And the Silver Screen"

[arrowheadedbitch]

Apparently like a year ago I told my girlfriend that Flynn Carsen is kind of a King Arthur allegory and tbh I popped off with that

It's not just the fact that he weilds Excalibur in a prophecy that was presented as being about King Arthur and turned out to actually be about him, it's also the way that Cal and Jenkins both treat him the way they treated Arthur

No, really, watch it back, Jenkins TREATS Flynn like he's king Arthur, no joke! I didn't notice it until I thought about it but Jenkins to Flynn is only what you can imagine Gallahad to Arthur once was.

I love this show so much

[queenofglassbeliever]

Ok but if Jenkins was going to give up his immortality to save anyone it would be Cassandra.

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

"Are we sure the staff isn't already here in the Library? Maybe it's one of the missing artefacts."

The Librarians S02E02 And the Broken Staff.

[softboiledwonderland]

Love how Jenkins acts as if the LITs and co. were vermin he has unwittingly acquired in the Annex. Like you don’t want them to die because they’re living beings but also they’re a bit gross and in your way and can they go be living beings somewhere else? And then a couple of episodes later it’s like “these bugs are my children. still gross, but I love them“

[angelwiththeblue-box]

straight friend groups be like: *blonde girl* *chad* *the funny one* *kyle* *brunette girl* *frat boy*

gay friend groups be like: *audhd librarian* *ex military and accidental mom of three full grown adults* *thief who only cares about five people* *bi cowboy who has daddy issues and loves art* *sapphic genius* *immortal knight of the round table who loves tea*

[footnoteinhistory]

This is what Jenkins trapped in the box looks like to me

[manmadedonut]

season 1 episode 3 where Baird lost 3 librarians in a day while

in season 1 episode 9 where they lost Baird. these people are trying the world record speedrun of any% who can lost them the most