#series one episode three

[themisterhip]

PRETTY LADY!! I love them, your honor <3

[bluegiragi]

konig is very good for ghost and soap in the soapbox saga finale <3

read the full comic (29 pages) on patreon!

[royaltea000]

I love Bai Long Ma he truly don’t gaf

[jessmalia]

Mal's Avatar: The Last Airbender rewatch: The Crossroads of Destiny 2.20

[khaopybara]

LOOKJUN BHASIDI & HER GIRLFRIENDS/WIVES

as Pang in Good Old Days {Love Wins} (2022) as Eri in Three GentleBros (2022) as Cheum in Only Friends (2023) as Jane in Cooking Crush (2024)

[in-kyblogs]

Devil’s Minion hints - Iwtv part I and link to part II

Part I Ep 1

- the tapes. No postage on it, I remember noticing that they put emphasis on this when I first watched episode 1: Daniel turns the package in his hands looking for it. They were hand delivered. Of course it’s a stretch, but it seems probable to me that Louis or Armand are quite regularly hanging around Daniel’s house and not just making the trip for the first time when delivering those

- Literally the first shot of Daniel in the Dubai penthouse has Rashid (Armand) serving him tea. Both Daniel and Armand’s faces in the very first shot in there* might allude only to the Armand reveal but still. They put him in a shot with Daniel and not with Louis

- not dm related but fucking hell the shot of Louis burning his arm right in front of Armand’s face is sick so sick

- Daniel says the best drug he ever had was in Berckely, 1978. I remember people pointing out that in the books that’s the year Armand gives him blood (I didn’t fact check this)

[sollucets]

love for love's sake || episode four

[smimon]

Giant K series #24: aren't giants monsters?

This is a pretty dramatic and bittersweet episode, a kind of "doubt and reassurance" scenario. But it ends well 😊

Bonus epilogue

[saintmalosunsets]

BAND OF BROTHERS | CURRAHEE

Doc Roe in the background of scenes (pt. 1/26)

[mushiemadarame]

⇢ Intense Eye Contact: Dude, You're Staring with Man Trisanu Soranun (Step by Step, 2023, EP08)

[apowo16again]

Until I'm told otherwise, this is what happened

[pealeii]

1x19 if you think about it

[becauseimanicequeen]

Peak's story in Knock Knock, Boys! is really about how important it is to find your people and have someone on your side. Jane had been there the whole time, and now he has Latte, Almond, and Thanwa as well (and his dad).

I love his transformation and his courage to open up to his dad. I love that he found his courage in the unrelenting support of the people who love him. And I love that his dad admitted to struggling with communication as well and apologized for it (he's getting a gold star for that even though he was rude as hell to Almond's mom in the previous ep).

Their dynamic made so much sense, though. The light of their life (Peak's mom) died and they were both lost. As someone who isolated myself when I lost two family members in my teens, I was nodding along to Peak's whole story in this episode (this ice queen even shed some tears). It's very difficult to deal with grief when you don't have the tools (or the support system around you) to get through it. Things like this can take years, even decades.

Peak definitely has a special place in my heart. I love him and this show so much.

[illiana-mystery]

Rob Paulsen in the 2012 episode of Big Time Rush, Big Time Merchandise, as the minor character, Sam Selmart.

[scottie-draws-sometimes]

OK K.O. is a really really really good show

[waitineedaname]

I really love how much mp100 stands out against other shows of its genre with its finale. there isn't some final boss, there's no grand fight between good and evil. it is, like the show has always been, about emotions and self acceptance. the finale barely involves fight scenes in the traditional sense, like I wouldn't call the encounters with teru and ritsu fight scenes since neither of them intend to hurt him, and even the fight with the suzukis ends not with someone being defeated but rather with an emotional break through. the final conflict is resolved not with violence and defeat. it's resolved with honesty and compassion and self-love. I can't get over how deeply kind this series is