#maya dobbins

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[diver5ion]

[spacephrasing]

anyways since the code didn’t get a season two for bs reasons I hereby officially headcannon that harper li wasn’t super into her fiancée or getting married bc she’s gay and hasn’t realized it yet until her and maya kind figure things out and it’s weird at first, but they realize they don’t have to be afraid of love and it doesn’t have to be complicated like it has in the past since they work together and understand each other so deeply and then they get married and it’s great<3

[stargazerdaisy]

Tag Meme

I was tagged by @agenthaywood​.  I love these ones!

Rules: Choose 10 favorite characters/people from 10 different fandoms and tag 10 other people.

Skye/Daisy Johnson - Agents of SHIELD

Jeff WInger - Community

Lucy Chen - The Rookie

Steve Rogers - MCU

Rey - Star Wars

Rose Tyler - Doctor Who

Oliver Queen - Arrow

Jane Kerkovich-Williams - Happy Endings

Maya Dobbins - The Code

Donald Ressler - The Blacklist

Tag 10 People:

@vesperass-anuna​, @firstdegreefangirl​, @aurorafiberarts​, @in-the-moving-castle​, @estrangedtimelord​, @kyliafanfiction​, @dragonsthough101​, @butterflykisses86​, @itsoneofthemuses​, @ttinycourageous​

[firstdegreefangirl]

“Gold Honda.”

He says it again as they merge onto the exit ramp, and she wonders why there are so many gold Hondas on the road tonight. “Gold Honda.” They make a right. He says it again. Then another right, and another, and he says it twice more, and Maya’s had enough.

Abe struggles to get past the lasting effects of the PI, and it drives a wedge between him and Maya

[fuckyeahgifheaven]

“I am outrageously gay, though...”

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Aaron Tveit as politician Matt Dobbins in ‘The Code’.

[kwebtv]

The Code  -  CBS  -  April 9, 2019  -  Present

Drama (8 episodes to date)

Running Time:  60 minutes

Stars:

Luke Mitchell as Captain John "Abe" Abraham

Dana Delany as Colonel Glenn Turnbull

Anna Wood as Captain Maya Dobbins

Ato Essandoh as Major Trey Ferry

Raffi Barsoumian as Warrant Officer Rami Ahmadi 

Phillipa Soo as Lieutenant Harper Li

[tenaciousmakerwitch]

The code - Ep 4 Aaron will be Matt Dobbins, Maya's brother.. and he's running for senate

[moulinrougefanfanfans]

•Tonight our @aarontveit reprised his role in @thecodecbs on CBS as Matt Dobbins, brother to Maya Dobbins, played @annawoodyall. Looks like Matt may be getting a visit from his sister in next week’s episode! 😳😳😳 #TheCode #TheCodeCBS•
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📸: Stills from @thecodecbs 
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The Spectacular begins Broadway previews June 28, 2019 and opens July 25, 2019! Head to @moulinrougebway for all the details! Tickets on sale now though February 2, 2020!
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#moulinrouge #moulinrougemusical #moulinrougebway
#moulinrougebroadway #broadway #alextimbers #sonyatayeh #bazluhrmann #SpectacularSpectacular #becausewecancancan #elephantlovemedley #yoursong #comewhatmay #MoulinRougeFanFanFans #MRFanFanFans #AaronTveit #KarenOlivo #RobynHurder #DannyBurstein #TamMutu #SahrNgaujah #RickyRojas #JujamcynTheaters #HirschfeldTheater (at Moulin Rouge The Musical)
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByRYktTp17s/?igshid=1lshwb8veqgbr

[derekklenadaily]

Scoop: Coming Up on a New Episode of THE CODE on CBS - Monday, July 15, 2019

by TV Scoop Jun. 25, 2019  

"Don and Doff" - Abe and Harper's investigation into the accidental overdose of a Marine takes a turn when they can't find any fingerprints - even the deceased's - on the pill bottle, leading them to believe he was murdered. Also, Abe receives a warning about testifying in a lawsuit against the Corps, and Maya is concerned that her brother does not have his mental illness under control, on THE CODE, Monday, July 15 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network.

THE CODE is a drama about the military's brightest minds, who tackle the toughest legal challenges facing the U.S. Marine Corps. As prosecutors, defense lawyers, and investigators, these Marines work together to serve their country with integrity while often putting aside their personal ideals for the sake of justice.

Operating out of Judge Advocate General Headquarters in Quantico, Captain John "Abe" Abraham is a driven prosecutor for whom becoming a Marine is a longstanding family tradition and a responsibility he treats with devotion and passion. His colleague and friend, Captain Maya Dobbins, is the fearless lead defense attorney who is never hesitant to go up against one of her own, but is also a team player if it means finding the truth. Major Trey Ferry is Abe's eloquent and wise superior officer working for the prosecution who pursues suspects with ferocity. Commanding officer Colonel Glenn Turnbull, one of the highest-ranking female officers in the Judge Advocate Corps, demands excellence of herself and her staff, while inspiring intense loyalty.

Assisting the team is Lt. Harper Li, a highly capable lawyer who is eager to take on bigger cases, and tech-savvy, efficient Warrant Officer Rami Ahmadi, the Marine equivalent of a paralegal. These active duty Marines are attorneys who have chosen to serve their country in pursuit of military justice at home and abroad.

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[diver5ion]

[tatemclegs]

NUVO Santa Clara 2019 / Teen Solo Results

10th

Anna Miller (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

Francesca Aureus (Bella Dance Academy)

Matthew Dean (South Bay Dance Center)

9th

Kendall Pangburn (Dance Attack! - Los Gatos)

Liesl Brauch (Michelle Latimer)

Amanda Dobbins (Pam Rossi’s Dance Ten)

8th 

Maycee Budge (Michelle Latimer)

Charlise Lardizabal (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

7th

Priscilla Tom (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

Tara Pham (Yoko’s)

6th

Robin Bell (Leighton Dance Project)

5th - DJ’S PICK!!

Maya Howard (Michelle Latimer)

Ava DeCristofaro (Dance Attack! - Los Gatos)

Zachary Buri (DNA Dance Collective)

Janette Solorzano (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

Solea Chaidez (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

4th - DJ’S PICK!!

Sydney Centeno (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

3rd - DJ’S PICK!!

Nicholas Dao (Nor Cal Dance Arts)

Francesca Raypon (The Dance Studio of Fresno)

2nd - DJ’S PICK!!

Madalin Autry (Michelle Latimer)

1st - DJ’S PICK!!

Amelie Or (Leighton Dance Project)

Adjudicated Awards Below the Cut

1. G

2. HG

3. G

4. G

5. DJP!!

5a. HG

6. HG

7. G

8. HG

9. HG

10. HG

11. HG

12. HS

13. G

14. G

16. G

17. HG

18. DJP!!

19. HG

20. G

21. DJP!!

22. HG

23. HG

24. HG

25. HG

26. G

27. G

28. HG

31. HS

32. HG

33. G

34. G

35. HG

36. HG

37. HG

38. HG

39. G

40. HG

41. G

42. HS

43. HS

44. G

46. G

47. G

48. HG

49. G

50. G

51. G

53. HG

54. G

55. G

56. HG

57. G

58. HS

60. HG

61. HG

62. G

63. HG

64. HG

65. HG

66. DJP!!

67. HG

68. DJP!!

69. DJP!!

70. HS

71. HS

72. HG

73. G

74. HG

75. G

76. G

77. HG

78. HG

79. G

80. G

82. HG

83. G

84. G

85. G

87. HG

88. G

89. G

90. G

91. HG

92. HG

93. G

95. G

96. HG

97. G

98. G

99. HG

100. G

101. HG

102. DJP!!

103. G

104. G

105. HG

106. HG

107. G

108. G

109. G

110. HG

111. G

112. DJP!!

113. HG

114. HG

115. HG

116. HG

117. HG

118. HG

119. HG

120. HG

121. HG

122. HG

123. HG

124. HG

125. G

126. HG

127. HG

128. DJP!!

129. G

130. G

131. HG

132. G

133. G

134. G

135. DJP!!

136. HG

137. HG

138. G

[stargazerdaisy]

I got tagged by @ttinycourageous​.  Thanks dearie!

Rules: List 10 of your favorite female characters from 10 different fandoms and tag 10 people.

And because I MUST be Extra™, I’m going to use gifs for them all too.  Because I can, dammit.

Skye/Daisy Johnson from Agents of SHIELD

Sydney Bristow from Alias

Maya Dobbins from The Code

Samar Navabi from The Blacklist

Rose Tyler from Doctor Who

Penelope Alvarez from One Day At A Time

Okoye from MCU

Abby Lockhart from ER

Alex Danvers from Supergirl (DCTV)

Elizabeth Bennet from Pride & Prejudice

I tag: @firstdegreefangirl​, @kyliafanfiction​, @orlissa​, @in-the-moving-castle​, @evieoh​, @vesperass-anuna​, @agenthaywood​, @livesindaydreams​, @aurorafiberarts​, @estrangedtimelord​

[firstdegreefangirl]

John Abraham: World’s Worst Father?

Here it is, in all its glory: the results of a nine-hour shift at work! Again, 86 percent of the blame goes to @stargazerdaisy​ for taking a conversation that started as me venting about people at my job and turning it into a really great story idea that bugged me until I wrote it.

Abe makes it through exactly four and a half aisles of Safeway before things go – putting it mildly – all to shit.

He sees it even before it happens: what started as a quick grocery run and a chance for Maya to have a couple hours to herself to “get the apartment back in working order” turns into his precious daughter balling her hands up into two tiny fists and shouting with enough force to send a fine spray of saliva across his face.

“NO!”

He’s not sure why she says it; he didn’t say anything first. But then a sippy cup of apple juice clatters to the floor and she says it again.

“Nono!”

OK, maybe he can head this off.

“No no?” He smiles at the 18-month-old and ruffles her hair. “No no what?” He picks the cup up and hands it back.

“Nonononoooooo!” She’s getting louder now, staring to draw stares from other shoppers as her face turns red and tears build in her eyes.

This is when he knows he’s past the point of no return. Just like her mother, Holly doesn’t cry often. But when she does, there’s nothing anyone can do to stop her until she’s good and done.

But it’s OK, because sometimes that just means letting her cling to his finger while fat, silent tears roll down her face until she’s cried herself out.

Abe is sure that’s what will happen here. Surely his baby isn’t the sort to scream herself blue in the face over God-only-knows-what great injustice exists at the Safeway. So he offers her his finger and another comforting smile.

He’s sure things are moving in the right direction, as Holly stops fussing for a moment and stares carefully at his hand. Just when he thinks it’s all done, though, a tiny hand shoves his away and the crying begins again.

“Noooo!” This time she follows it up with an ear-piercing scream, and yep. People are definitely noticing.

Nope. This isn’t happening to him. All he needed was a gallon of milk, more yogurt tubs and a couple hours out of the house. They probably haven’t even left the apartment yet, and this is just some weird dream he’s having.

Or a nightmare, but really, what’s the difference?

He’s reaching down to pinch himself when the same cup he just fished off the floor hits him square in the chest, a short snap of pain radiating through his torso.

OK, so this is really happening.

“No. I do not need this from you today. For the love of all things holy and not, nothing is even happening! What is your deal?”

Of course, Holly isn’t able to tell her father what her “deal” is, being 18-months old and all. She is, however, capable of reacting to the sharp edges in his tone by crying harder and, if it’s even possible, louder, in response. More people are staring now, not just at the crying toddler, but the jerk who yelled at her too.

“Stop it!” He drops his voice to a harsh whisper. “Stop it now.”

“Nonononononoooooooo!” Another wail, more stares, and Abe swears that the lady on her phone in front of the eggs keeps sneaking glances at him and whispering surreptitiously about the scene to whomever she’s talking to.

He’s pushing back the urge to tell this stranger exactly where she can shove her grocery store gossip when Holly shrieks again and starts smacking her hands against the cart’s metal edges.

Abe recognizes this for what it is – an injury waiting to happen – and uses his own palms to cover as much of the exposed metal as he can, then tries a new tactic.

“Holly. Holly. Holl-ee!” He singsongs her name the third time, which usually elicits giggles and applause, but today only wins him more fussing. “How about this: you stop screaming right now and Daddy will let you pick any treat you want.”

“Noooooo!” She’s pounding on his wrists now, but at least that’s not going to puncture her hands.

“Two treats?” She starts crying impossibly louder, sucking in ragged breaths between wails. Abe can feel the pressure of his impending headache and he’s beginning to get desperate. “We’ll go to the toy store and you can pick whatever you want.”

“Noooooo!” He’s becoming genuinely worried about Holly’s breathing, as she’s now gasping periodically between shrieks and her face is fiery red.

“The automotive center?” He reminds himself that breathing is autonomous and she’s too young to be holding her breath until she passes out or gets her way, and he feels marginally better.

For about 10 seconds, until the guilt sets in.

If he can’t even get through one trip to the store, how can he be expected to survive the next 16 years? What will he do the first time she gets her heart broken? Pass it off to Maya like some idiot who doesn’t even know his own kid? He was so excited to be a dad, and now he can’t even handle this one thing. Hundreds – thousands– of people take their kids grocery shopping every day, and he can’t?

God, he really isn’t cut out for parenthood.

It’s that thought that circles through his head as he steers the cart and its screaming passenger toward the yogurt.

After all, it’s the least the World’s Worst Father can do to get all two items on the shopping list.

Should he leave? He doesn’t want to, and he’s not going to – he’d never do that to either of his girls – but if he’s such a terrible father, he really shouldn’t be here. This isn’t how his life was ever meant to go; he never wanted to do this.

But they’re completely out of both milk andyogurt, which means that if he bails now, no one gets breakfast tomorrow.

So forward he goes, screeching banshee of a child in tow. If he has to be here, he may as well make the best of it.

“I know, kiddo, toddlers suck. And look at you, growing up so fast. You even hit your terrible two’s six months early.” He parks in front of the yogurt case and forces a smile. “What’s on the menu this week, Holls? Strawnana again or cotton candy and watermelon?” She screams loudly. “Try something new? Sounds good.”

Holly fusses through the milk grab and during the fastest self-checkout Abe’s ever done. But as he straps her – still screaming – into her car seat, he’s realizing he feels a little less like the worst dad in the world.

After all, it’s not like he madeher cry. And he did try to calm her down, and he stuck with it and provided food for the little family he’s made for himself.

They haven’t been gone anywhere near the two and a half hours he promised Maya they would be, but he figures he can take the long way home and buy another 20 minutes. Which will only makes them – he steals a glance at the clock and sighs – an hour and 20 minutes early.

Oh, well. He did what he could, Abe reasons, then makes an un-signaled right turn, because the clicking of the blinker will cut into the fragile silence that’s so rare in life with an almost 2-year-old.

Silence?

Abe suddenly realizes that he’s grown so used to Holly’s screams, even in just the 40 minutes they’d been in the store, that he didn’t even notice when the faded out.

At the next stop sign, he chances a glance in the rearview mirror, and can’t help but smile at the little mop of brown curls passed out in her booster seat. The redness has faded from her face, and the tears have dried, and damned if she’s not the cutest little girl he’s ever seen.

And she’s his. And she’s Maya’s.

And sure, maybe she cries really loudly sometimes for reasons no one can figure out. And maybe she embarrasses him by doing it in the middle of Safeway.

But as he turns away from the apartment and switches the radio on low, settling in to kill another hour circling the city, he can’t help thinking that she’s pretty perfect.

Even so, after he’s carried her back into the apartment and she’s settled into her crib, Abe sinks onto the couch and kisses Maya hello.

“Hey, the place looks great.”

“Yeah, it’s nice to see the floors again. How was your afternoon?”

“Holly? Yeah, turns out she’s not really Safeway material.”

[fuckyeahgifheaven]

Guh! Their vulnerability almost killed me.

Beautifully played by Anna Wood and Aaron Tveit.

Hopefully, the show will get another season.