#some time in the 70's

[aiiaiiiyo]

[nothingtoseeherebyeexx]

HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! (tired psychic x clingy ghost ft. dorlene)

where marlene has recently been killed and is bored as hell, until she finds this cute psychic who talks to ghosts for a living…perhaps this woman is going to find her murderers and avenge her, finally freeing her soul?

[seleneprince]

Snape is uncomfortable with physical touch and always shies away from it...except when it comes to Charity Burbage, her favourite Hufflepuff.

[skrunksthatwunk]

save me ladyklok save me

[pisshandkerchief]

I think the wider gravity falls fandom would benefit from realizing that alex hirsch is not some kind of genius and is rather just some guy who loves trolling people and is very clearly flying by the seat of his pants at all times on every creative decision he makes

[laniidae-passerine]

I simply do not trust anyone who hates one of the main four vampires. not “I prefer these two over these two” but hitting you with “actually the others secretly hate him and don’t want to make out with him and wish he’d go away” sorry but no. they’re a package deal. “they can’t do polyamory” man they can’t do monogamy! not expecting them to negotiate or have reasonable boundaries but listen they are all drinking each other’s blood. they are all fucking in all possible variations at some point. cherish them all or don’t even bother.

[mokeonn]

I think that the 2010's media landscape of Buzzfeed articles about plotholes in disney movies, Cinemasins critiques, and Watchmojo Top Ten scenes in movies that make no sense has truely ruined a lot of media. People are afraid that their work will be torn down if they dare leave a single thing up in the air, if they dare ask their audience to suspend their disbelief.

All too often nowadays I see stories (especially fantasy), take the time to explain how every small aspect of the world works and how it all logically makes sense. The constant time stopped to explain why an event happened, how this object works, or why this is important to the characters. It's just really not needed and it honestly makes a lot of stories worse.

I am of the opinion that the best stories truly just drop you into their world and explain nothing. They just take you through the story of this world and you just have to accept it and continue on. "When he became king, the land became barren." I don't want the story to stop and explain why this is, or how it happened, I want us to move on so we can just assume that the king has such rancid vibes that everything died.

[fireintheimpala]

why beatles why now

I'm exactly 3 weeks out today from incidentally pressing play on Peter Jackson's Beatles LOTR one ramblin' night and watching for maybe half an hour tops before before being so flooded. Flooded with the memories that in fact I knew every Beatles song back in the day--my first musical love as a teenager that I had just wandered off eventually from and forgotten. Flooded with the flash realization that every notion I'd had of the band AND their songs back then was highly restricted by my youth but also by the simplistic band mythologizing and lack of direct media of the 90's.

I'm not sure where I'm going with this, but surely I can't be the only one with this mind melting experience. How did you get here, blown away by the Beatles in year 2024?

[lightnersdream]

my contrarian opinion is Swatch is younger than Sp*mton because (digital) spam is older than multicolor graphics

[renegadeofficial]

the fact that the events of spies are forever happens before they even get to the mid 60's kills me. rip to my usual habit of "playlist about the character(s) that i think they would listen to but also fits them". i lean so heavily towards wanting to assign them 70's-80's music

in the meantime i have a jumbled collection of not-time-period-accurate songs i think fit them at various times that i keep forgetting to make into a presentable list of some kind

[dykeleftinhotcar]

playing a really fun game on clothing resale apps called "this is not from the 70s" where you try and search for things from the 70s and 85% of it is from like. 2002.

[theodore-sallis]

“Deathwatch!” Man-Thing (Vol. 1/1974), #9.

Writer: Steve Gerber; Penciler: Mike Ploog; Inker: Frank Chiaramonte; Colorist: Linda Lessmann; Letterer: John Costanza

[k1ddiecat]

David Haller Regression Headcanon/ Moodboard

This has been at the back of my mind since season 3, the way he calls his mother "Mama" and in general the way he acts towards her is very babie. Honestly it's likely in canon that David is an involuntary regressor or has a child alter already. David would range in regressed age wildly sometimes into his teens but mainly he stays between one (or less) and three. Legion being a vintage universe he loves sesame street and the electric company. Putting him in front of the tv is an easy way to get some peace because he is one chaotic baby. He makes messes, throws things, and loves to play hide and go seek at inpppertune times. For all his trouble he's a very loving boy and loves making friends. Anything with stars or stories about space will totally enrapture his attention, as will playing with King, his imaginary dog.

I see Syd as trying to deal with him while regressed but ultimately being his caregiver is too much responsibility for her so it falls to Amy or to the rest of the Summerland team to take care of him. He's very quick to trust when regressed so this works out. And when he's not regressed he does his best to take care of Syd when she eventually starts to explore pet dreaming/ rp (cat).

[xcziel]

feeling nostalgic and watching utube reactors discover classic songs and then feeling both old and incredulous

[jakemyboy]

Mr. Blu Sky 😊

[bumblingbabooshka]

T’Pol & T’Pel