#rachel liveblogs

[dangerously-human]

My sister is in town for Christmas, so the whole family is currently watching The Princess Bride and quoting every line half a second before it's spoken, then collapsing in laughter at our collaborative efforts.

[halcyon-autumn]

Back at it again gang

[lesbianmaxevans]

NO BUT DREAMSTAT LAUGHING AT ARMAND QUOTING ROMEO AND JULIET MEANS THAT LOUIS FINDS IT FUCKING ABSURD. "MEET ARMAND THE LOVE OF MY LIFE" MY FUCKING ASS LOUIS

[ty-bayonet-betteridge]

rachel is on top of my favorite characters list now

[anachronistic-falsehood]

I KNOW THIS NAME. I HAVE HEARD IT. I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT U RACHEL BUT I HAVE HEARD OF U IN PASSING

[urlocalwormtoday]

OHHGHH THE SOUND FILTER ON RACHEL/THE QUEEN'S VOICE IS ACTUALLY SO COOL. IT'S LIKE SWITCHING BACK AND FORTH AND I CAN'T TELL IF IT'S THE QUEEN BEING MANIPULATIVE OR IF IT'S ACTUALLY RACHEL HOLDING CONTEMPT RAHHH

[lovecatsys]

Rachel and old woman Kitty <3

[arthursfuckinghat]

Epilogue 2 - John Marston

[ociels]

vincent phantomhive be like OMG happy birthday my son my heir my beautiful successor ciel phantomhive!!!!! and . you too. ig

[cinelestial]

First look at SATURDAY NIGHT directed by Jason Reitman

The cast includes:

Gabriel LaBelle

Rachel Sennott

Cory Michael Smith

Ella Hunt

Dylan O'Brien

Emily Fairn

Matt Wood

Lamorne Morris

Kim Matula

Finn Wolfhard

Nicholas Braun

Cooper Hoffman

Andrew Barth Feldman

Kaia Gerber

Tommy Dewey

Willem Dafoe

Matthew Rhys

J. K. Simmons

The film tells the story of the events leading to the premiere of NBC's Saturday Night, later known as Saturday Night Live.

Releasing in theaters October 11th

[zombeesknees]

i was confused as to why my dash was suddenly full of LOST -- specifically the "Pilot", which, truth be told, really IS a helluva pilot, regardless of what came after -- and then I realized yesterday was the 20th anniversary of the premiere.

[dangerously-human]

Red John???????? Actually?? I mean, the voice is right. But why would we learn who he is so early in the game? What's going to go wrong that it takes another four seasons to actually solve the puzzle?

[halcyon-autumn]

Adaine rolling a 4 and getting to a TWENTY because all her friends want her to see if a hot dragonborn likes her? they are doing high school and they are Doing It Right

[lesbianmaxevans]

no but timdale is going to happen. they have to.

so sesaon 1: dale was clearly interested in both of tim and helen, and in his fear of being rejected by his mother, he decided to romantically pursue helen. even tho he starts dating helen, he still has a bit of a flirty dynamic with tim, and tim confirms that he is gay as a way to test whether dale feels similarly. tim then made their unspoken attraction explicit by kissing dale, which dale reciprocates, but he then panics because of his relationship with helen. obviously things are really tense after that (especially after dale's botched reporting on AIDS understandably upsets tim) but dale still turns to tim as his safe person, trusting tim with a lot more details about his past than he gave helen. tim tries to help dale become comfortable with being open, but dale chooses safety and to conform.

season 2: dale and helen have been going strong for a year. upon gerry making it clear that he's interested in him, dale confesses that he had a moment with "a cameraman" to which gerry asks if he wanted things to progress further. instead of dale answering that, he pivots and says he wanted to be with helen, which in his mind meant going further was not an option. imo it's clear he still thinks about their kiss from time to time, but now that tim has left the network, in his mind it's definitely not a possibility. but when helen runs into tim and mentions his name to dale, he is clearly affected. maybe he's not as out of reach as dale thought. and tim is clearly affected by seeing helen too, as we see him watching the report with the aboriginal activists. tim then shows up to the office party bc??? I'm not sure why he came honestly. but dale is clearly flustered upon seeing him, and tim quickly comes by to check in on dale and offer congratulations on how far he's come the past year. gerry eagerly initiates a conversation with tim, and they're clearly talking about his interest in dale. and then gerry is clearly trying to push the two of them together, by inviting them to accompany him to a gay club. as soon as dale and tim are alone, he lets it slip that he's single, and tim is clearly very concerned, trying to get dale to talk about it. but dale is spiraling and feeling reckless so he pulls tim with him to the dance floor. tim goes along with it at first, but when dale tries to initiate something, tim refutes him bc he doesn't want to be a rebound or a mistake. he knows dale isn't in a good headspace, and if something is going to happen with dale it's going to happen for the right reasons, not just because dale needs an escape from his emotional pain. and then the finale?!?! that gossip columnist is fishing for details about dale and tim's relationship. of course dale is panicked again, especially after seeing how people are treating gerry now that he's been outed. so he calls up tim and asks tim if the columnist calls again to tell her that they just had a professional working relationship, and tim says he won't lie. dale again is choosing the security of conforming, but when he talks to the columnist himself, he never denies a relationship with tim. he just pivots and tells her that with his position as a newsreader, that it'd be more advantageous for her to work with him than to write this story that will take away his position.

anyway I really think that dale becoming the face of the network is going to lead to him getting all the things he dreamed of, but he'll realize the pressure of having to live in repression isn't going to be worth it. I honestly think that tim and dale needed time apart for dale to realize those feelings are still there. like he said to helen in 1.06 "everytime anything happened I'd tell myself that's it. it's the last time. it's out of my system." but a year of not seeing tim, and he still feels that connection just as strongly. dale's gotta get his shit together and accept this aspect of himself before he can have anything with tim.

[ty-bayonet-betteridge]

rachel now that taylor has killed someone like "ok i can get at that"

[anachronistic-falsehood]

RACHEL ;-;