#r.i.p flapjack

[lilacwriter07]

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[consistentisnonexistent]

audio by: lil_lime88

[theaceofarrows]

Saw this at the store, and the first thing I said was R.I.P.

Still miss you Flapjack

[justkeepwalkingnothinghere]

I outright refuse to acknowledge that today was the second anniversary of Thanks To Them. I watched it 2 days after it came out when I had just finished watching the series for the first time. My brain really cannot handle the passage of time right now and if I attempt to look back to 2 years ago I will cry.

Also,

FLAPJACK PLEASE COME BACK TO US!!

[asherisawkward]

Only ten days until Flapjack has been dead for a whole year, how do you feel about that?

Unpopular opinion but "Thanks To Them" was the best of the three episodes we got for Season 3.

You and I can agree on that. The tone was really well done, even if I disliked the hwy they essentially turned Hunter into a punching bag for the writers. The aesthetic is incredible, and as like that Vee, Masha, and Camila got more screen time. It’s intense and suspenseful, and I love the Halloween vibe.

And it absolutely sucks that they killed Flapjack. It was cruel, unnecessary, and sent a bad message to victims of abuse. (a.k.a. That your abuser will show up when everything is going well and ruin things for you.) Then they didn’t even do anything with it!

R.I.P. Flapjack. You deserved better, Bud.

[vrisrezis]

I was really shocked that they didn't bring Flapajack back. Like, even though I watched him die in ttt I was really hoping he would somehow come back. His death was so quick. It's very unfair that he's the one who participated in Hunter's life trajectory since his worst phase and he's just not there to see his happiness 💔💔R.i.p little dude

It’s sad but as fucked as it is to say I kinda like it that way? Given the fact nobody died, I feel like somebody had to go yknow? It also just gives us meaning to flapjacks death, he gave his life so hunter could survive, so hunter is making the most out of his life. He’s making more palisman, something he always wanted to do, he’s getting rest, no more eyebags:) and he has a cute girlfriend that he loves! I think it’s important to teach kids that it’s sad, grieving is hard but with the right people with you it’s something you can cope with and you can still find happiness.

Idk from a writing perspective I understand not bringing him back, it’s rlly sad tho :( glad they all got tattoos of him to honor the legend

[moorheadthanyoucanhandle]

CORMAN VALUES

R.I.P. to the great Roger Corman.

Here's my utterly trivial Corman story: Back in 2000, I did an edition of my KTAR radio show Another Saturday Night by remote from a station in Palm Springs during the weekend of the Palm Springs Film Festival. There were a few pretty big Hollywood stars there that year, and I had expressed confidence to my bosses at the station that I might be able to get a couple of them to sit down as guests on the show.

I wasn't.

One of the few guests of any stature that I was able to land was Rachel Samuels, who had directed a film in the festival called The Suicide Club with Jonathan Pryce and Paul Bettany, based on the Robert Louis Stevenson story, for the Irish division of Corman's Concorde Pictures (it was later lamely retitled The Game of Death). Samuels said the usual stuff about Corman; what a great opportunity he had given her, and how little he had paid her.

After the show, I went back to the hotel room to change into something more appropriate for dinner. While I was changing, The Wife, who was already in the bar downstairs, called me.

"You'll want to hurry. Roger Corman and his wife just came in."

I hurried. I took the promotional card for The Suicide Club with me. When I walked into the bar, there the great man was at a high top table, handsome and natty as ever, enjoying a drink with his lovely wife. I walked over and asked if he'd sign my card, telling him that I had just plugged the film on my radio show. He thanked me very graciously and signed my card.

I wish I could say I pushed the conversation, that we bonded and that and he offered me a job--apparently he was known to do such things--but I was too shy and didn't want to intrude on his evening out. So I didn't. But the card still hangs, framed, next to my desk.

Friday night my friend Richard and I had a Corman movie night; we watched the director's 1957 opus Not of This Earth.

The star is the late, incomparable Beverly Garland, at whose hotel in Burbank I stayed a couple of times; I once saw her, large and in charge, taking care of business with some underlings in the parking lot.

Here the ever-fabulous Bev is a nurse (she seriously rocks the uniform) menaced by Paul Birch as a creepy telepathic vampiric alien in cool shades that mask his hypnotic blank eyes. The monotonic fellow is from the planet Davanna, which has been devastated by radiation and needs Earthlings--who he refers to as "sub-humans"--for our blood.

This truly nutty picture is quintessential Corman, scripted by Charles B. Griffith and Mark Hanna, with an eerie animated title sequence and a cast that includes Corman's repertory company members Jonathan Haze (of The Little Shop of Horrors), and Dick Miller (of A Bucket of Blood) as a vacuum cleaner salesman. There's also a small alien monster, created by the marvelous low-tech creature craftsman Paul Blaisdell; sort of a tentacled flying flapjack that settles on to a victim's head like an oversized hat, then sucks the blood out of his noggin.

Thank you for this and all the other wacky and wonderful times, sir. Peace and joy eternal to you.

[azrawolf]

R.I.P. Flapjack 🐺🐦🦜🐾

this is probably the worst thing i’ve ever drawn but also i can’t stop laughing, sorry flapjack 

[greensonickid]

I just finished Thanks to Them and... Wow... Just Wow, that was Amazing! R.I.P Flapjack

[thechillinperson]

Who remembers flapjack from the owl house R.I.P Flapjack you were my favourite talisman you will always remain in my heart 💕

[thatweirdtanglednerd]

TOH SPOLIERS

ok was anyone mentally ok after thanks to them, cuz I sure wasn't

now Hunter can join the possessed Disney character squad

[randomscropio]

R.I.P Flapjack, Hunter didn't have enough money to bring you back 😔...

A luxury I cannot afford

[rin-the-fandom-weirdo]

I forgot this place existed

Uh… Yuh. Take Water paint Vee.

Also R.I.P Flapjack.

[theaceofarrows]

So I was looking at some tattoo stuff and this came up⬇

And I just...⬇

I'm still not over them. Never will be

[justkeepwalkingnothinghere]

Thanks To Them is 5 months old as of today. It’s officially been 5 months since we lost Flapjack. Time flys and it flys fast as hell.

R.I.P. You loyal bird. Fly free, my friend and let your memory live on.

[rubyeberwolf95]

Since Hunter no longer has Flapjack since he sacrificed himself to save Hunter's life (R.I.P.), would Hunter be able to adopt a new palisman from the Bat Queen (if she and the palisman in her care are still around) or carve a new palisman?