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by Robert Carver | The Apostle Paul was the founder of the church in Corinth. That is, he was the human instrument that God used to bring to birth this church. It was on his second missionary journey, early in the 50s, that he arrived in this city located on the land bridge that connected the Achaean mainland with the Peloponnesus to the south. It was a city blessed...

[bullet-prooflove]

A quick round up of updates on the blog including new characters added to the ASK LIST and a list of fics that went out last week:

Characters Added To Ask List:

Mike Mclusky

Robert Sawyer

New Fics:

Chicago Fire:

Playing For Keeps - Sam regrets what he said about your first night together.

Big Heart - Sam takes care of you after noticing you're in pain.

Chicago Med:

Winter Blues - Mitch struggles during the winter months.

The Wrong One - A disagreement leads Dean to reconsider his choices.

Zurich (NSFW) - Jack cancels his trip when he realises something is going on with you.

Cobra Kai:

White Roses - Daniel finds out you might not be as single as he thought.

Attention - Terry hasn't been paying you enough attention

The Red Room - Terry takes care of a threat.

Fire Country:

To The Moon & To Saturn - Bode finds a nerdy way to tell you how he feels.

Critical - Manny stays by your bedside after the crash.

Law & Order Criminal Intent - Toronto:

Who I’m Not - You remind Henry he’s not his father.

Fragile Heart - Henry has always believed love wasn't for him.

Mayans:

Home - Felipe knows your pregnant.

Mayor of Kingstown:

Hell or Highwater - You and Mike always find your way back to each other.

Stop Thinking - Robert needs to stop thinking and start doing.

NCIS - New Orleans:

The Fall - Dwayne knows you're heading for a fall.

SEAL Team:

Say it Again - You tell Eric how you feel for the first time.

SOA:

Yours - You and Nero put everything on the table.

Kings & Queens - You and Chibs marry under terrible circumstances.

Ass (NSFW) - Tig has always had a thing about your ass.

Top Gun Maverick:

Moonlight - Beau asks you a question about your wedding.

Yellowstone:

Final Words - Kayce discovers the truth about Lee.

More (NSFW) - Kayce tells you he needs more.

Missing You - You miss Kayce just as much as he misses you.

Until Your Dying Day - You make a promise to Lee.

Every Part of Me (NSFW) - Jamie wants to give you every part of himself.

Everything (NSFW) - Jamie wants everything with you.

Break Free - Jamie decides it's time to break free from Yellowstone.

Touch - After seven years in prison Walker's a little touch starved.

Everything You Dreamed (NSFW) - You are everything Walker could have dreamed and more.

The Other Woman (NSFW) - John was never meant to be with Evelyn.

With Me (NSFW) - Ryan and you send the night together for the first time.

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I love the way my favorite characters live rent-free in their haters' minds.

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Theater fandom should have never progressed past Tripod websites of Parade Original Broadway Cast and Brent Carver

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Ohhh Parade I feel so normal about the Parade Musical.

[the-busy-ghost]

Alright James VI was a smart kid but I'm just not convinced that, at three years old, he would have been thinking "Wow this composer has masterfully treated the two interweaving treble parts in this Psalm"

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12.153 Merrily on High

CROFT: Bit of an amateur, Sarge.

BOYDEN: Can I have your name, please? SKASE: Eh?

SLATER: Assault, Sarge. It’s, er, a long story.

A fantastic Christmas episode, with Rod’s surprisingly clever idea earning him a long stint in the cells and poor Derek being forced to endure Hicks & Charles sober. Ben Roberts should’ve been involved with every comedy episode TB did, because his expressions are always everything.

(New credits as of this one, and Jamilla gets a gig there before her first actual appearance.)

[forensicated]

04X40 - The Silent Gun

Malcolm attends a call at a house after a report of a disturbance. However upon talking to the complainants he realises it's much deeper. Bailiffs had been trying to force the door of a bedsit open when the man inside released several rounds from a gun, injuring one of the Bailiffs hands. Malcolm questions why he wasn't told that a gun was involved and the middle class woman admits she was rather flustered to find out her tenant had a gun. She also forgot to ask for an ambulance and to mention that the man with a gun is still inside the house, locked in his room on the top floor.

Brownlow has a holiday that he's just about to leave for as news of the shooting comes in. Malcolm has a look up the stairs but there's no movement.

Bob. Tony and Derek get their guns and bullets signed out to them by Brownlow and Derek is assigned negotiator. Brownlow will be the scene coordinator, Bob is to be his runner and the others are back up.

The woman tells Malcolm that his name is 'Dublin' and she assumes he's Irish because of his name but she's never actually spoken to him. He hasn't paid rent for 6 months and is rather reclusive. She's been through all the legal routes to get him out but he won't leave hence the bailiffs being there.

Jim is sent to try and get access to the house opposite to gain an observation point. A crowd gathers despite Yorkie trying to get everyone to go home and stay inside. Bob and Derek take up positions with their guns with Derek making his way into the house.

Derek slowly starts climbing the stairs. He gets outside the room in question without harm and takes a long deep breath in. "Derek, any sign of life?" asks Brownlow. "Just my guts turning over, sir."

Jim couldn't get in the house suggested as an observation point as the woman he encountered freaked out. He's had to go to the next house along and reports a thick curtain over the window in question.

The firearms boss arrives dressed in a suit and is introduced to Brownlow. Soon after a group of armed police arrive and take over from Bob to allow him inside to assist Derek and Charles. The boss of the firearms is awesome and asks for a canteen van to be brought because he's there to make sure everyone is safe and calm and that the job ends in the same way, however long it takes. If it's not and not everyone is alive at the end - he considers that he hasn't done his job.

Yorkie has to deal with an idiot who wants to leave his house and dodge the police to get to the local shop. He refuses to go out the back, even when Yorkie points out that he's likely to get shot! Thankfully Claire's neighbour is a lot more reasonable and agrees to keep out of the way and in the back of her house.

Derek attempts to make contact with the armed police around him. He asks Mr Dublin if he can hear him and is answered by a toilet flush and Ted making his way out of the bathroom.🤣 Derek tries again but Dublin remains silent. Derek tells him that the bailiff is OK and not seriously injured. He asks him to leave the gun in his room and come out for a chat so he can help him with his problems. Dublin doesn't answer and there's no movement inside. He asks for the man's first name and is still met with silence.

Alec reports to Brownlow that the press would like to come nearer. He refuses and tells Alec to nick them if they try it before muttering to Ted that perhaps they should let them through as the only good journalist is a dead one. The middle-class house owner beams at Charles as she tells him that her brother was a journalist for the Telegraph.

Viv shows Brownlow some post addressed to a Mr Lublin from Poland that haven't been collected. She suggests that the name they've been given for 'Mr Dublin' is wrong and that he's 'Mr Lublin' instead. There's also an old rent book in the same name.

Bob pops upstairs. "... Do you speak Polish?" he asks Derek.

Technical Support blunder into the house and ask Derek how he's going. Derek tells them he's asked for an interpreter as there's been no movement or response yet. The armed officer's boss silences them all when he hears movement...

Outside, the canteen van is doing a roaring trade. Taffy asks Claire how you get all the hedgehogs in the world on a single matchbox. Claire has no idea.

The extra we've been talking about, Bryan Jacobs gets to speak in this episode! He says 'not again' and 'he is!' when Yorkie asks him who's winning their game of cards in the back of the police van.

Robin moans about how long it's taking, claiming the sooner it's over the better. Yorkie takes Alec a tea, he pouts because it's not coffee and sends him back to get him a sandwich.

The house owner is starting to get concerned that it won't be over by the time two students she tutors are due to arrive at 8pm. Malcolm and Ken make them all jump - including startling the snoozing Ted - by celebrating as a goal is scored on TV. [Very surprised Brownlow doesn't bollock them given what they're there for!]

Derek gets the interpreter to ask if he'd like a drink, and Mr Lublin continues ignoring them. "Perhaps he's on the wagon." Derek drawls before checking in with the tech guys who tell him there's half an inch to go before their probes are through the wall. "... Let's hope you don't come out behind the wardrobe again." Derek mutters earning himself a glare.

Brownlow talks to the armed officer's boss who tells him it doesn't matter that they've been waiting four hours, he still needs to bring it to a peaceful resolution. Brownlow points out the streetful of people wanting to return to their homes and an MP moaning about overkill.

Yorkie heads to a local shop to buy a packet of biscuits and speaks to the shopkeeper who tells him that he thought the Polish tenant had gone because he hadn't been in for months whereas before he was a regular visitor for his cereal. Yorkie asks if he ever spoke to the man and the shopkeeper says no, there was no point. He's deaf.

Outside the crowd are getting moody and wanting to return to their homes. One man in particular tries to push his way through Alec. He gets rough and ends up getting bundled into a police van to calm down. Another old lady reports her rice pudding that she left on a low flame might be about to spoil so Taffy is sent in to turn it off!

Brownlow speaks to the armed officers and explains that he's deaf and claims that they've wasted time trying to speak to him. The armed officer points out that if he's heard nothing he's more dangerous as he'd panic and fire at them in shock. The police dog barks at Charles as the man walks off like he's telling him off 🤣

Ted goes over to relieve Jim who has needed a pee for an hour. He reckons they should have gone in as soon as they were in place and took him by surprise and the job now has too much heavy thinking.

Tech are now going for their third set of holes after the last set also didn't work. Derek points out it could be a wall-to-wall bookcase but the man insists he knows it'll be right that time. The heat monitor is also not helping as what is seen could be body heat or also could be a fire! "When you join up those once little holes you'd drilling we can lift the roof up and have a look, can't we!?" Derek snarks.

Taffy tries to get into the house of the old lady and ends up breaking the window of her back door as everything else is locked. He's in the wrong house as he's confronted by two men and finds no rice pudding on the stove.

With no further movement, the officers prepare to go in with a police dog. The armed officers and a light are prepared and Viv asks the lady to stay where she is. They break the door in and push through a barricade to get the dog in before pushing in themselves. Inside they find the dog sat beside the old man who has literally curled into a ball with his hands over his head. The gun is on the bed.

With everything resolved and the old man arrested, the specialist forces leave. Derek and the suspect are mobbed by the press. Jim and Ted watch on in silence with Ted turning to Jim.

".... So what was the score?"

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Short Cuts (1993)

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Books acquired, 26 Jan. 2024

Last Friday, I drove across a bridge to a library on the other side of the city for a Friends of the Library sale. I was hoping for a nice leisurely afternoon browse, figured I’d find a few titles worth my efforts, and I’d fill out the 10 dollar brown paper grocery bag with books I could trade for store credit elsewhere. I ended up filling the bag almost immediately, mostly with heavy hardbacks,…

[nancylou444]

February 4, 2015

That’s the only reason why angels/Cass were still around in season 15. 

Because the hellers/minions would have lost their shit and Carver/Singer/Dabb lacked the balls to deal with a bunch of teenage girls. 

[gameofthunder66]

'The Batman' (2022) film

-watched 11/16/2023- 3 stars- on Max

[lillysilverus]

"Then it all got scrapped apparently because of the shake up behind the scenes"/ I hadn't heard this before. What was going on behind the scenes?

So I'm not sure of the exact details and maybe somebody else can jump in about it. But my understanding was that Jeremy Carver was leaving for another show before season 11 was over with so Andrew Dabb came on at the end. I seem to recall Jensen saying something at a con about all of them sort of collaborating or something to that effect on the last few episodes because of the shake up.

Here’s a quote from Alice Jester’s review of “Alpha and Omega” on the Winchester Family Business:

Wasted Opportunities. That’s my two word review for season 11.  It’s hard not to be bitter.  I understand that the circumstances behind the scenes weren’t good this year.  The Darkness was Jeremy Carver’s idea and then he bailed for “Frequency” before the season was finished.  At some point Andrew Dabb and his writing team realized they had something way too ambitious and not grounded in reality.  At what point that is I don’t know, but Robbie Thompson certainly gave us his all in “Don’t Call Me Shurley” before he left too.  It’s almost like he was trying to prove to the other writers that this plot could be done.  It looks like though the final four holding the bag, Brad Buckner, Eugenie Ross-Leming, Robert Berens, and Andrew Dabb, decided the best way out was to cut their losses and start over.  

Sure, God and Amara settling their differences and smoking away together sounds logical, but for the loyal viewer who has been heavily invested in this show for a number of years, this hurts.  Why didn’t they run further with all those little nuggets that were introduced throughout the season?  What happened to The Hand of God, Billie the Reaper and her talk of the Empty, the whole theme of purification and redemption, Sam’s visions and rekindled faith, Dean and Amara destined to be bonded forever, the whole season of the train whistles in the background, bringing back Lucifer and Metatron for their shot at redemption and��wait for it…THE RETURN OF THE AMULET.  Something of such deep meaning to the fans and the remaining writers decided to trash it, again.  They didn’t even acknowledge that it  ever happened.  For shame writers, for shame.  

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