#tma 39

[mikasnazz]

Nobody:

Nobody at all:

I mean, nobody, ever, in history:

Tim:

[iiinkos]

on my tma relisten and im about to listen to 39!!!!!

jesus fucking christ

[d1zt0rt3dl3zb14n]

FGJHKGFKJHGRBEGETR SIX MINUTES INTO MAG 39 AND OH MY FUCKING GOD JANE PRENTISS'S VOICE SHES SO HOT SMASHMASHS MASHS FHGFDLGKFDHJGHJDFJHGHJDFGHJ

[fraudulentghost]

TMA 39 is the start of jonmartin tell me im wrong.

worms and eldrich horrors is the perfect first date

[kat-and-their-cats]

Favourite Episode Masterlist

[avatarofthetired]

So I relistened to MAG039 because I was thinking of a silly moment from it (ghost Martin :3) and wanted to go back to it

And let me tell you

Now that I have the ability to differentiate between character voices and I can understand their tones and speaking mannerisms better

I can finally see how FUNNY Tim Stoker is

And I know on the relisten of the whole series I’m going to be so much more devastated at everything that happens (to literally everyone) because now I’m so much more connected

[ladyofthegeckos]

If You're Sandwich Boy, Stop Reading

I changed my mind about Tim, guys

Mr. Joe Spooky is quite ridiculous and I love him for it

[iseeyoujon]

Being in a household where multiple people listen to TMA means occasionally hearing muffled Jon screams from somebody's headphones. This is a normal part of my life.

[syntia13treeman]

A very short playlist, just for you :)

Underrated magnus archives moments no one seems to talk about

From MAG 39: Infestation

S1 Jonathan "there's no such things as ghosts" Sims thought his Archival Assistant was a ghost 💀💀💀💀

[ineffablewhovianholmes]

in hindsight the most breaking line in TMA is 'I may not entirely trust my assistants but I'm not going to lose them"

[hezekiahwakely]

You know, I don't think we've discussed enough the fact that when all the worms broke through the wall and entered the archives, Jon froze. Sasha was pleading for him in the background to take charge and tell them all what to do, but it was Martin who took the reins and lead them to document storage where they would be safe. Martin is much better at making split-second decisions than Jon is--and while he'd probably argue it was only to protect them, he's better at leading than he gives himself credit for.

[my-magnus-rabbithole]

I love Jon so much. He had one heart to heart with his coworker and then immediately asked him if he was dead.

[tra5hg0blin]

episode 39 Infestation

whooo finally finished this piece other a month of off and on work *dies*

anyway live laugh love worms

[trans-jon-rights]

I'm rewatching Gravity Falls and going insane over the parallels between Stan and Jon.

"Kid, I've always known. I'm not an idiot, Dipper, of course this town is weird! And the one thing I know about that weirdness is that it's dangerous! I've been lying to you about it to try to keep you away from it, to try to protect you!"

(Gravity Falls; Season 2 Episode 1)

(The Magnus Archives; MAG 39)

Lemme just . Arrgh.

[fox-guardian]

periodic reminder that Jon was not being stupid and in supreme denial of the statements and the supernatural in s1. he fully believed everything the entire time. he was just pretending not to and playing the role of skeptic because he felt like whatever was watching them would "know" he was afraid otherwise.

[vickozone]

For the TMA fandom.

(I have the whole episode on that tape)

It was very worth it for how mUCH IT COST ME