#season 1 ep 1

[gra55-tast3bad]

What?!? I didint know they Did this bonus scene in season 1 ep 2?!?

[rochepe]

EPISODE 1 - SEASON 1

OUT NOW 💙 LUCIANA

The adventure begins!!!

[found-the-secrets-in-your-eyes]

"the funny thing about being smart is that you can get through most of life without actually having to do work. so I'm not really sure how to do that."

[supernovagifs]

𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐥 [𝟏𝐱𝟏] - 𝐏𝐢𝐥𝐨𝐭

Dean | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Sam |

Sam & Dean |

[glitchedcosmos]

Yeah he’s fine.

[hollandwhore]

all ill ever see when he wears that hood

[hksodapop]

rewatching queer as folk and i cannot remember how i watched this as a teenager

i'm 30 and this is so cringe i love it

[sameboot]

Simon petrikov coping FAIL compilation

[greenqueenhightower]

Alicole was underwhelming, but B&C takes the cake as the worst adaptation of a single asoiaf/f&b event so far:

It was so rushed and whitewashed and did not focus on Helaena at all. Where is Helaena pleading for her son's life and offering up her own life instead? Where is Maelor whom Helaena was coerced to offer up as a sacrifice and does not bear to look at? Where is Heleana being forced to make a decision that haunts her entire life? She is obviously traumatized by what happened, but having her just say "they killed the boy" does not do her character and her grief justice. I really hope we get to see more of Helaena in episode 2 because it would be really upsetting if the show just brushes her off.

Not to mention Alicent's absence from the events of B&C. Alicent was really there, worried for her daughter's and grandchildren's lives, and was the first person to offer Helaena some comfort and consolation. The more I think about it the more mad I get because we got robbed of what could have been a truly harrowing and distressing scene that would do the events and the characters justice. Book!B&C was about two mothers and their shared agony, pain, and grief. It could have been powerful and shocking from an acting perspective alone if they had followed the events of the book.

[pachimation]

lonely at the top

[sammjammin]

trying to rewatch dragons rising and realizing how funny this is

like imagine getting your families' lore explained to you at your own memorial

[ipledgeawaymysanity]

Not the hearth burning in Olympus🥹🥹

🤎My goddess Hestia🤎

[spoopdeedoop]

they’re gonna almost blow up this saturday but by god are they gonna look good doing it

[counting-stars-gayly]

This might be a hot take, but I actually like that Percy figured out Luke was the traitor at the last minute. There were A LOT of clues that would’ve been hard to ignore, and he ignored them for as long as he could. And it’s clear that even after accusing Luke, he’s still surprised and heartbroken at Luke’s confirmation of his suspicions. He was holding out hope, guys!!

Also, the Betrayal Scene flows better as an exchange of dialogue and a swordfight than it did, in the books, as a monologue and a scorpion sting. This also leaves a bigger impact on the viewers and characters because it’s more emotional.

[starsoftheeye]

season 2 being all about consequences is so exciting. celia dealing with the guilt of betraying sam and presumably hiding the truth of what happened from alice, alice not listening to colin or teddy when they asked her for help, gwen getting lena fired so she could become head of the oiar, next season is gonna be so interesting I can't wait

[deadlyanddelicate]

...which, you know, could mean nothing.

-1x01, in throes of increasing wonder