#punisher season two

[zhukzucraft]

doc "i'm not a baby" m77

[canarybell]

Stumbled upon another "Crowley is always the one saving Aziraphale, when will Aziraphale save Crowley for a change?" post.

And my only question was, did I just Imagine these moments or what?....

[hippydippydruid]

Francis went from having a moral crisis about what is right and wrong and the power he had to do bad things to people and his desire to keep doing those things while knowing they were objectively evil because they gave him a rush of joy unlike anything he’s experienced in his life to hard swerving into thinking he’s a god with the power to change the trajectory of people’s lives for the better and that says something about him. I don’t know what, but it’s definitely saying something.

[francesderwent]

overall I just have so much less patience now for shows that once upon a time had something interesting going on and then betrayed the specific thing that was good about them. sometimes it’s a sudden death, like Veronica Mars or The Good Place (or HIMYM). sometimes it’s a slow transformation, like Gilmore Girls or Ted Lasso. sometimes you get through a whole show and only realize later that the things you loved were only there accidentally (Community was a bit like this for me). and I’m just. so. tired of it! it’s okay to lose your way a little bit, it happens to the best of us and a good ending can blot out a multitude of sins (Vampire Diaries). but the bottom line is I don’t wanna do all the work of finding coherence in your story!! I’m not listing shows that crashed and burned as favorites anymore! only shows that lived up to their potential!!

[tengo-sentimientos-saben]

2 years of “Gabriel Agreste".

[wearethherdrapes]

Frank Castle + textposts

[secretsofthewilde]

Maybe in the time between the next season the writers will remember to actually respect Alicent as a character and give her some good consistent writing

[shame-kink]

pisses me off so much much that i’m not immune to people arguing about steven universe

[storm-of-feathers]

:')

[rutadales]

hockey is back in a week 😁 moose day returns 😁😁

[lerry-hazel]

Six-Month Reassessment (with extra whining) 

Having predictably fallen into a crack between two fandoms, I’ve been delighted to find out I can still fall upon GO by default.

Unfortunately, no matter how I filter, something S2-compliant inevitably pops up, making me physically nauseous at the thought of what we can objectively expect from S3.

Because, as someone astutely pointed out on my other social media, “let's face it: we can hope there is a great plan to magically fix everything in the next season, but one thing ‘Sherlock’ taught us is that sometimes bad writing is just bad writing.”

 I'm disproportionately proud of never touching the final season of ‘Sherlock’.

The only difference between the latest version of Aziraphale and MF's Dr Watson – besides the fact that Dr W doesn't own ShH millennia of friendship and the several life debts, that is –  

The only thing that currently stands between my perception of Aziraphale and last seasons’ Dr W is Michael Sheen's personal charm.

Michael Sheen was damn charming as a serial killer.

Who am I kidding, I'm going to watch it to the bitter end, then resolutely declare myself “strictly book but for the two lines describing Crowley's apparent age and hair color.”

But, given the company I'm keeping, the part where the show no longer lets me ignore that character A is treating character, well, C like shit – and, in retrospect, it's always been the case – is the part where I should start wishing for a healthier happier relationship for my favorite character.

Sadly, in this situation my favorite character is (an) A :-(

[quietwingsinthesky]

And fundamentally the thing is that. John & Chuck raised Sam & Lucifer to turn out like them, to turn out to be more than them. But if that ever starts to happen, it gets shut down because oh, shit, that destabilizes the family power dynamics, disown, disown, disown!!!

[stupidusernamepolicy]

Thinking again abt the dichotomy of religious trauma aziracrow have. Aziraphale having the threat of the fall, the fear of being fully ostracized from the one comfort he's known all your life which is the assurance that he's on the right side. Who wants to give Crowley back the protection of belonging to the "good" ideology.

And then there's Crowley, who has seen the cruelty of both sides. Who has been cast out by heaven into a pit of boiling sulphur and heard firsthand the words that would have sent his only friend off into the nevermore ("shut your stupid mouth and die already"), who was punished for saving a soul from eternal damnation so severely he asks for holy water next time the two meet.

[stephaniejuhnay]

Remember in the old days when Ted Lasso dropped the first 3 episodes at once like DECENT HUMAN BEINGS?!?!?!

[wearethherdrapes]

Punisher season 2 headcanon:

I like to think that Jon gave Frank his wedding ring back in exchange for Frank helping Jon get his sons from the Schultz’s

[pineapple-lover-boy]

Gabriel was present at the first birth.

I’ve always felt bad for Eve as I’ve felt she was given the low end of the stick but come on.

Talk about a real punishment. Agonizing pain literally no one has ever felt before and some pompous dumbass comes around to ogle, degrade, and probably heave at you because the next thing in Earth’s history that would be as bloody as this would be your own son killing your other son.

Like shit, give our girl a break.