#long for Jim

[i-am-adequate]

I guess it's time I drew some *other* characters from this show. 🙃 These two are (eventually) going to be part of a two-page spread in my sketchbook, which I've been gradually chipping away at for a while. Unfortunately, I haven't had much time to draw these past few weeks, but hoping to post the whole thing soon!

[kal-fragilelikeglass]

Wait a minute

In episode two, when Shax approaches Crowley about the miracle, and he says “how do you know I didn’t do it?” I always found it weird that she didn’t have a response or retort. Even if she didn’t understand that it was sarcasm or something, she would’ve asked (like she has previously).

But why not then?

I think when they performed the miracle, and crowley hid “Jim” from Heaven and Aziraphale hid him from hell, I think aziraphale also made it so that demons wouldn’t know crowley did a miracle.

Idk if this holds up, but I’m keeping the head cannon because it just clicked for me that that’s why aziraphale doesn’t seemed as (outwardly) concerned for crowley’s safety - he’s already protected him.

AND I THINK THE BITCH DID THE SAME THING FOR THE IDIOT

Because sarquiel sarcastically says “don’t tell me you did it”

Both sides assume Gabriel had to have done the miracle. To the point where no one believes that either of the husbands could’ve done it themselves.

Fucken hell

[hollis-art]

t'hy'la

[sisaloofafump]

In case it seems like every third comic has Batman in it... you're not wrong. He's been in 38.6% of DC issues since 2020, with a stark increase of 8% each decade since the 90s and surpassing Superman in popularity. Despite this, there's been a massive drop off of comics where he is teamed up with Superman or a Robin (although the amount of group team ups between Batman Family members has increased, as well as Nightwing solos).

[starberry-cupcake]

as previously established, everyone was having The Worst Day in journey to babel, but bones surely did reap his favorite rewards

however much they're paying chapel, it's not enough

[hrtgallant]

there's something meaningful in how childless black sails is, as a show. there are barely even child extras. there is no second generation, there is no continuation, no 'innocent' unbiased pair of eyes. and when you factor in Treasure Island, you suddenly see that no one exits that story alive except for silver, the pirate king. that world and those people exist solely within his conscience - and then his story is passed down to a young boy. 'there are no legacies in this life' yeah there aren't. 'we have no kings here' yeah and you have no heirs.

[wwillywonka]

SPOCK | STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES - 1.27 Errand of Mercy

[turtleblogatlast]

One of my favorite headcanons is that Leo grew up watching telenovelas with Splinter.

It just works so well - his bits of Spanish that he spouts randomly, his showy way of apologizing, and, of course, his love for dramatic betrayals all point to this being a very real possibility.

Plus, it’s very cute to imagine a tiny Leo at his father’s side as they both gasp in shock when the show’s eighth plot twist in just as many episodes happens.

[kiramarien]

If I got a nickel every time a cartoon I love

based on a book

based on mythology

about a teenage boy

who stumbles upon an ancient artifact that gives him powers

that's being sought by this cocky guy with daddy issues

who's right arm is mechanical some of the time

and his Dad is this massive guy with big horns (and sometimes glowy blue eye(s))

who's being manipulated by a powerful woman

that he freed from her centuries old prison

who may have had noble ambitions in the past, but now has been consumed by power

and the woman possesses a young girl in order to get what she wants

and sacrifices the lives of her minions in order to unleash her ultimate weapon ->

(Dozens of Gum Gums) (Spider Queen, Huntsman, Syntax, Goliath, Not- Mayor) You know what I'm talking about :(

and she's got this indentured servant *cough Slave cough* (with pretty gold eyes 😘)

who she refers to as "Her Champion"

who travels using shadows (I could not find a single picture of Angor Rot using his shadow staff)

who was really sweet and kind in his past but then... well... stuff happened

and has lost his right eye

and he's been killed before

but the big bad restores him back to life so she can use him

and he gets a redemption arc at the end of season three

and the main character doesn't have a bio Dad, but he attracts plenty of father figures throughout the course of the show

and he gains a non-human form that makes him even more powerful

and him and the others gain an armor upgrade at the same time

and the girl of the team has short black hair with dyed stripes

and you know the guy with daddy issues who wanted to steal his artifact in the beginning? He becomes one of the protagonist's closest friends

and there's this gentle giant character

who becomes one of my most beloved characters of all time 💕💕💕

and he has a history of violence and trauma

and has now vowed to be a devote pacifist

but breaks his vow in order to protect the people he loves (with angry glowy eyes to boot)

and has a deep love for cats (yes, I did just do that)

...then I would have two nickels.

Which isn't very much, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?

(That last drawing was made by @jezfez81. Thank you for letting me use it!)

What the heck happened?!?! This was just supposed to be a comparison between Sandy and AAARRRGGHH!!! Where did all these comparisons come from?!?!?!?!?! WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?!?!?!?!?!?

(this took way too long to make, please give it some love :3 )

[kermit-coded]

okay i'm way late to the party but. the long goodbye job got me fucked up. eliot hardison and parker all holding hands as they die, mirroring sophie and nate holding hands. eliot's 'last words' being hardison's catchphrase. eliot being in the middle of parker and hardison. eliot being the one to initiate the hand holding. parker cradling hardison in her arms at the bottom of the elevator shaft. nate's monologue to the interpol agent. sterling's rage when he thought nate got the team killed. "eliot, i'd say call if you need anything but you never need anything." "take care of them." "til my dying day." parker being the mastermind in the final scene.

[tomcriuse]

The Office 7.18 'Todd Packer'

[i-am-adequate]

Working on something new...

[carrotsofthepirabbean]

had star trek constantly on the brain the last few months

[dustykneed]

good luck, babes! 💙💛

maybe i should write a fic. hmm

(edit: if you wanted to know my personal interpretation... watch the can in bones' hand. and the colors mean things loll. i think i'll make an explanation tomorrow just for fun)

[cursedtrekedits]

Responses to the question: what is Kirk holding?

…

"a purse that matches his shirt" -@thetimetostrikeislater

"a happy meal in each hand" -@thetimetostrikeislater

"a barbie" -@reffitt-blog1

"a really big fish" -@crystal-mouse

"a very long hotdog" -@bbcdumbsterfire

[starberry-cupcake]

@reffitt-blog1 insane how I forgot this for my pile of evidence in the 'jim and spock are fueled by the need to impress each other' category