#lockwood & co.

[titansandcurses]

it should be against the law for streaming services to use shows they canceled to advertise. stop parading her dead body around you bitch you literally killed her

[liveandbreathemusicals]

Gay people will be like “this is my comfort show!” And then show you the most emotionally devastating, stress-inducing, tragic piece of media you have ever witnessed

[absolutechaosss]

My local bookstore is so fed up and tbh I love that for them they should choose violence more

[nyra-42]

Just me . . . reopening tumblr for the third time in the last 30 minutes checking to see if anyone posted anything new since I checked 5 minutes ago.

[amoderndreamletdown]

Children's novels are so funny because a character can die brutally but as long as nobody swears it's ok

[yellow-dejavu]

[jenzpanderart]

"I disobeyed the first, most crucial rule.

I hung back at the doorway, hesitant and afraid."

[noecantsleep]

ship so good they had to cancel the fucking show

[dani-luminae]

Something something "if I had a nickel for every time... wouldn't be a lot but it's weird annoying that it happened twice three times!"

Anyways. What does Netflix have against this one specific category lmao

[lewkwoodnco]

locklyle incorrect quotes (inspired by this post!) LOCKWOOD & CO. (2023)

[sunnylemonss]

it should be illegal for netflix to print their little "now a netflix series!" circles DIRECTLY on the cover of books that inspired shows they've cancelled

[itsthenovelteafactor]

if i had a nickel for every time netflix released a show about a diverse group of teenagers who become a found family while dealing with ghostly shenanigans that received critical acclaim and developed a passionate and loyal fanbase in spite of little promotion only to unceremoniously cancel it after one season for nonspecific reasons, i would have

four

goddamn

nickels

[iysure]

skull lockwood and co is my best friend

[catniponline]

35 Portland Row

[vryfmi]

[id: two fanarts of Lucy Carlyle and the Skull from Lockwood and Co books. in the first one Lucy’s holding a silver-glass jar in front of her at an eye level, her head is tilted as she's looking at it. Skull's jar emits light, it washes over Lucy's hands and face. the second one is Skull's point of view of the previous image, he's standing in front of Lucy, who's silhouette is pure light, her hands extended to seem to hold his face. he hesitantly reaches out with his hand to her face. both drawings copy the style of an ink drawing./end id]

you were the last light bringing the night quiet