#ryan noel

[pandaroboto]

Taskmaster + text posts (part 6)

(see the other ones here)

[abagofspoons]

Me and the bad bitch that I pulled by being a twink

[intheupside]

shea gets it

[emotinalsupportturtle]

whenever I feel sad, overwhelmed, stressed or plain disgusted with life I watch some unhinged British TV (especially comedy panels and shows)

No cure like that

*warning - obsession with comedy shows has been revived

[panelshowsource]

One of THE panel show moments of all time. Happy birthday, Simon Amstell! Born on this day, the 29th of November, 1979 ♔

[hunterrrs]

sid i’ll pick your song for you: big boy by sza

[kasperikapanenisbetterthanyou]

hockey team thickness - Pittsburgh Penguins 2024 VERSION (roster as of 25.07.2024)

[whoblewboobear]

I feel like dropout is the wrong comparison to make with watcher tbh? Dropout started out of necessity because college humor went out of business. Dropout offers a lot more variety and has a more varied roster of talent to fill out a full weekly schedule.

When watcher launched their new channel, it seems like that was always the goal to have bigger roster of shows that eventually featured different personalities. But in the past 4 years they’ve been independent, not all of the shows have worked and the shows that didn’t feature Shane and Ryan and to a lesser extent, Steven, really failed and never got brought back. A majority of people aren’t excited for Worth It to come back either and that being one of the selling points is kinda.. I’m fully biased, I haven’t ever been much of a Steven fan and the episode of here’s what you do where he said he’s still close friends with people that are homophobic/racist left a bad taste in my mouth. I don’t watch his shows. Which isn’t a huge deal, but with how Watcher’s release schedule is, they’re airing one show at a time, weekly updates til the season ends. So if you don’t like the show currently airing you’re kinda out of luck. If that changes to them pumping out 2-3 shows or more at a time, then it could justify the price. But I don’t see how that can happen either when the shows people want to see are mainly Shane/Ryan/Steven. It would be unsustainable for them to be shooting that much to keep up with a schedule like that. They mentioned that from now until May 31st will be a trial period but a lot of people really aren’t willing or cannot afford to be a company guinea pig right now.

This is very ambitious and a big ask for a lot of fans right now, there’s no way around that. It can work, it reminds me lot of how Noel Miller and Cody Ko moved away from Patreon to launch their own streamer. They still post on YouTube, but the draw of TMG Studios is that you get an extra hour of bonus content along with other shows. You have the option to choose which shows you’d like to support and opt out of at different price points. Hell, even Rhett and Link still post on YouTube while having a streamer of their own with the Mythical Society and the major draw of that is seeing what the crew is up to. In both of these cases, both TMG & Mythical took their time before making a leap like this. I believe TMG took 7 years and Rhett and link have been in the game for even longer.

I’m not familiar with the watcher crew, they don’t have a lot of other front facing people on the team outside of Ryan/Shane/Steven making shows at the moment. I don’t want them to fail and I’m sure they will be fine, but it’ll be a rough transition to start and I hope they survive it. Completely leaving YouTube does not feel like the move though. I feel like you need a lot of balls in the air and plates spinning to keep drawing people to a new subscription service. Whether that’s YouTube, TikTok, instagram, etc, if no one knows what you’re up to outside of 1 episode of a new show/season hitting the YouTube channel you abandoned every couple weeks/months then it’s a tough sell.

[merp-blerp]

Next time the Sacred Hearts University slime of Ride the Cyclone is online I need fans to worship it because it doesn't have enough attention!

[national-hockey-gay]

Making an Edit for Every Team in the NHL: The Toronto Maple Leafs (3/32)

WHY ARE YOU HAUNTED? —Joan Tierney

[charlestrask]

for all the gay noel fans he has revealed on the podcast he likes rimbaud's poetry

[leaawrites]

Masterlist

Requests are open!

Look into the tags to see who I'm writing for!

What I'm not writing: death, suicide, SA, smut (making out is okay for me)

Harry Potter

Percy Jackson

Gilmore Girls

Inhaler

F1

Short n'Sweet Series

Britpop

Original Work

It's nice to have a friend (story)

Cliffside (poem)

From Paris, with love (poem)

Faithless love (poem)

[intheupside]

Sidney Crosby: Shrinking (Apple TV+), Prison Break (Hulu)

Alex Nedeljkovic: The Art of Clear Thinking by Hasard Lee; Same as Ever by Morgan Housel (he’s listening to it as an audiobook and reading a physical copy at the same time); Born a Crime by Trevor Noah; The Alchemist by Paulo Coehlo; American Sniper by Chris Kyle with Scott McEwen and Jim DeFelice; Red Notice by Bill Browder

Lars Eller: Factfulness by Hans Rosling, Billions (Amazon Prime Video, Paramount+)

Noel Acciari: Reacher (Amazon Prime Video), Mayor of Kingstown and Tulsa King (Paramount+), and “I’m watching Boardwalk Empire (HBO Max) with Steve Buscemi. That one, I’ve seen already twice through. I pick long series that I haven’t seen in a couple years, like last year I did a show called Power (Hulu). Then the year before, I rewatched Game of Thrones (HBO Max). All those long ones.”

Ryan Graves: American Kingpin by Nick Bilton - “it’s unbelievable”; Born to Run by Christopher McDougall; From the Ashes by Jesse Thistle; How I Built This podcast; and the Doctor’s Farmacy podcast.

Rickard Rakell: Mario Kart on Nintendo Switch - “I’m always Waluigi. Because it’s the best character… with the kart and the wheels, he’s the fastest one.”

Drew O’Connor: Entourage (HBO Max)

P.O Joseph: “Watch the Marvel movies, all of them. There’s like, 26. That’ll keep you busy during the week. You watch two a day, you’re not even going to get half of it done. I finished all of them. I did them in (chronological order versus order of release), so Captain Marvel is first, then Captain America.”

Marcus Pettersson: When We Were Kings podcast; and “I go through a lot of shows. I feel like there's a lot of different ones that catch my eye, but I like more sci-fi or fantasy. Like the new Lord of the Rings show, I watched… the new Game of Thrones, I've watched… and the old Game of Thrones, all of those. I watched a show early in the summer called Silo on Apple TV+. It's a really good one.”

pens recs for the bye week

[guentzel]

PRESEASON sabres @ pens

[idealuk]

https://www.tumblr.com/idealuk/748250548931837952/how-my-pessimistic-ass-interpreting-what-lou-said

Can we as a fandom please not immediately jump back into the typical oh it MUST be Ryans fault and going around spreading it to the fandom. Some of you guys really look for any single thing to immediately jump right back on that bandwagon of Ryan bad Ryan evil anything and everything that negatively happens is Ryan’s fault. it’s a wonder the man can even breathe without offending someone.

As Oliver clearly showed today, Buddie is and must be handled with the care it deserves and both him and Ryan know Buck and Eddie best. Any and all things related to it or changes made in bringing it to life should quite honestly be trusted in their hands. It’s their characters and their careers after all. Why would they want second best or rushed/horribly done for either of those things.

Did you not see the word "pessimistic" in the heading of that post?

I want to have faith in Tim, Oliver, and Ryan (this Catholic guilt storyline is keeping my hope alive), but I'd be hard-pressed to name two actors who understood their characters' relationship better than Cameron Monaghan and Noel Fisher understood Ian and Mickey, and even they needed fans to rally to make John Wells (the "dragon of television") kneel and give them a happy ending.

Sorry. I'm just appropriately jaded.

[noel-fielding-web-page]

Never Mind The Buzzcocks S31E07

Farting Bjork :)