#tim blair

[ultimateinferno]

Chilchuck should have a gun because for one he'd be a crackshot with it but for two he has his head on straight enough that he'd actually not misuse it circumventing the "Taking the gun away" aftermath common with this speculation. He'd probably lecture you on gun care and safety if he could.

[chenfordsource]

You're under a lot of stress, and not just from the case. Whatever went down with you and your Army buddy must have been bad for you to be bounced back to patrol. ↳ requested by @norahwally

[wwprice1]

Awesome X-Men covers coming our way in September!

[cicada-candy]

Loose GPT wip I Will Actually Probably Finish at some point

[henwilsons]

THE ROOKIE 6.07 • Crushed

[tomsmusictaste]

Rise Against // Roadside

[renegadesstuff]

WHEN THEY HAVE THE EXACT SAME SCENE 🥺🤍

[mbscribbles]

I drew Ariel in different styles!

Which one is your favorite 🤔

[iconsrequestsworld]

fav or reblog if you save.

[karihighman]

The Rookie 6x09 promo photos ©️DGE / ABC.

[theworstofallpossibleworlds]

TWOAPW #163: THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT

Tim Sutton (Marble Hornets) and the lads head into the woods for some light camping and heavy witch hunting as they cover the 1999 horror phenomenon: The Blair Witch Project.

[sylvies-chen]

wait why’d doctor london kinda read tim to filth though damn I kinda stan her now. that was fierce the way she just read him like a book and told her she’s gonna do her job and help him heal whether he likes it or not lmfao

AAAAAAND then he lashes out at aaron classic tim

[splattergutz]

This Night Has Opened My Eyes by The Smiths/Brian Thomas from Marble Hornets

[lucihens]

for the next episodes and possibly season 7 i hope to see tim bradford finally working things out in therapy. finally understanding himself and his feelings. so then he can start to prove himself trustworthy again to lucy, backed by his own confidence in his worthiness.

the only way he can prove himself to lucy is by being sure of it himself. and i pray the writers etc will actually take it seriously. mental health and self worth are so important. even in a drama. begging they treat these people and relationships with care.

and as long as they do, i'm sure tim and lucy, both as individuals and together, will make it.

[thetisming]

never forget what they stole from us

[hislittleraincloud]

No, they didn't rob you of anything.

Two women were in charge of "Quid Pro Woe": Gandja Monteiro and April Blair.

Actually, three women were in charge if you count Ortega.

It's anti-Ortega for you kids to glom on to a characterization that is the opposite of what she worked so hard to craft for us, changing lines and admitting to changing lines in the script [for "Woe What a Night"] because she knew what Wednesday would and wouldn't say and do and is "very, very protective of her".

And it repulses me that a trans man would saturate the scene (and the entire book) with fanonist, anti-Ortega crap that never happened on screen to queerbait. LGBTQIA+ people who deliberately queerbait a popular franchise in the entertainment industry aren't doing us any favors. Queerbaiting has always been bad, but it's 2024 and we're supposed to be aware of it/be enlightened about it.

And more, a trans man shoving his hands into something women created and fucking with it so that the main female character is nearly unrecognizable in an officially published take is offensive to me as a feminist.

It is extremely disrespectful to their work, especially when women who write and direct still have to work harder in the industry to be seen, their work often overlooked in favor of what the men put out. You don't ever see anyone talk about Monteiro, this shitshow is always Burton's:

I'd tell you to stop it but I know you won't. It's like watching y'all run right into the pretty, rainbow-ringed Grand Prismatic Spring at Yellowstone. I keep telling you not to fucking jump in, that you'll get burned (and worse), but you're blinded by those cute little swimming goggles that you fully believe will protect you.