#this show is a hidden gem

[tastethesetears]

A.P. BIO | 02x08

[dotswithbrainrot]

The shipping in the show has some AMAZING potential, but can we talk about Nikos and Edwin's BOMB FRIENDSHIP?? I LOVE THEM SO MUCH THEY HAVE SUCH A GREAT DYNAMIC. Two people with autism bonding and helping eachother emotionally. I LOVE THAT!!

[respectthepetty]

YinWar Easter Eggs?

I think there are some hidden YinWar gems in Jack & Joker. I am probably crazy, but I've watched an unreasonable amount of YinWar content (which I am NOT ashamed of!), so just like those whales and polar bears showing up in Peaceful Property for TayNew and sunflowers showing up in JoongDunk's series, I think YinWar fans are getting little treats like when Joke mentioned the ice cream truck in episode four, I thought of their Laneige Weekend ice cream episode.

And in episode five, Joke revealed he can't drive.

Which seems very familiar!

War can drive, but he usually doesn't. Yin is normally the driver.

War actually didn't have a car until recently.

(I think it's a BMW, but it might be Yin's BMW because 1) Yin does not keep the same car long and 2) the car War is driving now was so fresh in the videos when War used it, it still had the plastic on the seat belts)

But Yin is the expert driver here.

And even for the Jack & Joker worship ceremony, Prom rode his motorbike, Yin showed up in his Tesla, and War arrived as a passenger on a scooter.

When War does drive, he seems to get nervous.

Yin had to talk War through driving this vehicle on a countryside adventure because War kept questioning everything (much like Joke does with Hoy) and Yin even reminded War about shifting gears. The caption on War says "Very Tense" because he was.

Like the man struggles!

People do not feel safe in the vehicle with him.

But in the past year, he has driven more.

And Yin has let him drive his Tesla, which is where the earlier images with War questioning what the buttons meant came from.

But, yeah, War is better as a passenger.

[gunsatthaphan]

"I have no hope anymore."

[jackharkness]

IN THE FLESH (2013-2014) - 1.01

[sophsun1]

Was I the first?

The Newsreader – 1.06: Meltdown

[bellamysgriffin]

get to know me meme >> Favorite Non-Binary Characters [1/?] Mae (Feel Good)

I mean, have you seen her? She’s like England’s rose, and I’m like a kernel of corn that somebody glued on to some sticks. She’s like a dangerous Mary Poppins and I’m, like, Bart Simpson.

[airforcekitties001]

I just finished pantheon a couple of minutes ago on Netflix. (Deeeeep inhale)...

...When I tell you, that this shit had me tearing the FUCK UP, I MEAN IT MAN.

This shit was beautiful! It was beautiful.

The way it just circles back around, the plot twists, the suspense, the shock, the thrill, and how it excalated SO GODDAMN much at the end...oh my lorddddd the emotions, the character developments written.

EASILY. ONE OF THE GREATEST ANIMATED SHOWS. I HAVE EVER WITNESSED

The way that it wasn't afraid of getting mature, and didn't hold back with the gruesomeness is insane. Thank you spilling the milk for introducing me to this damn show. PEAK isn't even enough to describe what I have just witnessed in the past 2 days..just

If you love the Loki tv show, then trust me when I say this: you'll love this too.

Caspian, Maddie..you two have my heart in a chokehold.

[albaandbatty]

Most underrated actress alive

[skyfullofpods]

I might be yeeting a can of worms into the void of Tumblr here, BUT

what are some of y'all's favourite audio drama hidden gems?

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Lie to me (insp.)

The Outpost (2018-2021)

[allwhiterain]

watching mtv’s downtown rn, such a little gem

[respectthepetty]

Yin graduated WITH HONORS with a degree in Computer Engineering. His GPA was above a 4.0.

He is actually really smart.

This is another YinWar Hidden Gem.

[anibinz]

This is the hidden gem of this season imo XD it remind me of in/spectre but the way they execute the episode to have rakugo way of telling the story is very interesting it make the episode fly by so fast!!! Also the opening is so good…

[bibliophilesince2003]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012

It has been so, so long since I've watched this show. I grew up with it as a kid; I remember being traumatized by the rat king. As a kid, I don't think I watched all five seasons, but I did watch a good deal of it with my siblings. Well, my youngest sibling started watching it for the first time, and eventually my other sister and I decided, well, why not?

We very quickly became invested. It brought a sense of nostalgia. Not only that, but we could appreciate the characters more than we did before. We could relate to a specific one. For me, it's Leo. Even better... I have three younger siblings. It's almost strange how my siblings and I "match" the personalities of each turtle, and in proper oldest to youngest order, too. Obviously, the personalities aren't a complete match. Additionally, the genders are different. I have one brother and two sisters.

Still, Leo has many "oldest traits" that I could feel on a personal level. I can't even count the amount of times my sister and I pointed at the screen and laughed "that's so you!" or one of our other siblings.

The sibling banter is absolutely top notch. It's savage (as it should be) and creative. My siblings and I are very close, so we know what proper sibling banter should look like. Despite the banter, I really appreciate the show including a loving bond between the turtles. They would do anything for each other. When their sibling is badly hurt, their cries are so raw it physically hurts to hear. They lash out or protect.

The plot, while occasionally cliche and predictable, is interesting and action-packed. The turtles don't win every battle, of course, and they suffer through so much. The finale for each season is gut-wrenching every single time.

We're not going to talk about the romance. *gags*

Oh, I have my opinion on the romance, too.

There's just something about 2000s or 2010s shows (animated shows included) that really capture your attention.

This is a kid's show, but the producers didn't shy away from gritty, traumatizing details.

Honestly, if you're super bored and like action-packed shows, even if they're animated, you should seriously check it out.

[stargazerley]

The Pretender

I need to know I'm not the only person who not only remembers but is very fond of the 90's TV series called "The Pretender". The series follows Jarod, an intellegent man who was kidnapped as a child and trained as a pretender. He's "able to be anything he wants to be" and after learning what his training simlulations have been used to do, he escapes The Center (the place he was held). He makes it his mission to help people, from victims of malpractice to people framed for crimes.

Episode one shows Jarod helping bring to justice a doctor who committed malpractice on a young boy who now requires a wheelchair. Another episode, has him posing as an attorney to free a man convicted of a murder he didn't commit (as well as helping a crossdresser/drag queen {the show isn't entirely clear} Jarod is respectful of the man while others, often the bad guys, are not.)