#tv: the good wife

[porrettaposting]

[isagrimorie]

I love that Kalinda is pan but why is it all the men she’s romantically or sexually connected with such creeps?

Yes, even Cary Agos, a character I love was such a creep when he was into Kalinda.

I think probably Will was the only other guy I like her with.

Even though my preferred Kalinda ship is with Alicia.

On the other hand, I ship Alicia with Will and Kalinda.

I honestly hate that Will/Alicia never got their fair chance when Kalinda all but vanished from the show before she left the show. It is annoying!

[tashizweig]

eli gold twirled his way onto the screen and i'm fucking obsessed with him already

[cozylittleartblog]

Columbo and the Knight (1984)

put me in the universe where Columbo ran through the 1980s and had a crossover episode with Knight Rider. I think they deserved it, and I am not just saying that because they're my two favorite Old Shows. @telebeast wrote a little fanfic blurb about it and I HAD to visualize it into a comic (which is also the longest comic I have finished thus far at five pages...), so writing credit goes to them.

Autism W!

[thomashelbyswife]

Tommy Shelby - Peaky Blinders S4E1

[shannonsketches]

Toei does not like Vegeta part #12849, this is their Vegebul moment.

vs Toriyama's Vegebul moment:

I will continue complaining under the cut (with additional samples)

toei's vegebul moment:

Toriyama's Vegebul moment:

toei's:

toriyama's:

ykwim??

I'm don't even want to talk about how bad they fucked up the Goku Black arc from what I can tell so far so just have this instead

LIKE THEY EVEN CHANGED WHERE VEGETA WAS SITTING??

WHY?

FOR WHO??

ANYWAY it's fine if you like the anime I'm just gently loudly suggesting reading the manga if you're a fan of Vegeta and Bulma separately and/or together

[rhfffas]

friends to lovers, partners in crime (solving), they're holding hands!!!

[theology101]

I honestly can’t WAIT for Maxson’s Brotherhood to interact with the remnants of the NCR.

“Like the Brotherhood - they were really good allies against the enclave, but fundamentally they’re just a little inbred cult. No outsiders, no new technology, but damn good with their power armor. Then they went crazy and we had to take Helios. Now they’re just hold up in their bunkers”

And then Maxson just… isnt that.

A massive cult of personality (the kind that the NCR used to mock about Roger Maxson) able to inspire, uplift and enlist THOUSANDS. A faction not only with the capability and technology to have power armor and vertibirds, but the capacity to Mass Produce them too.

A combination of Western Zealotry, Lyon’s Reforms, and a healthy amount of overwhelming firepower

Arthur is a unifying symbol that can take the isolated and sometimes contradicting Brotherhood Chapters and forge them into a Nation. He has two successful campaigns under his belt and two Fusion Reactor.

He has Liberty Prime.

I’m FASCINATED by what he’ll do. Will he reject Elijah and the War and give them an olive branch in their time of need? Will Arthur double down and seek revenge, using this opportunity to finish off the weakened NCR? Or maybe he just… ignores them?

His primary goal is, now that the Brotherhood has 2 cold fusion reactors, is going to be rebuild Lost Hills and then take Vegas, Helios One and the Hoover Dam. That was the original mission of Elijah’s chapter, after all and three incredible storehouses of pre-war tech. But I could honestly see him doubling down and trying to turn LA into a Fortress for the Brotherhood.

I honestly dont know - according to his stated goals, he has no reason to intervene against the NCR when peace is entirely likely. But he’s a Monarch fundamentally, and Monarchs dont like threats to their power.

Good news is he probably wipes out the Legion or whatever’s left of it!

[sparrowlucero]

if that story is true and Moffat wrote the Doctor's Wife, why wouldn't he just give himself credit?

He didn't write the Doctor's Wife, exactly; it /is/ a work by Gaiman, it's just that Moffat is rumored to have done some pretty heavy rewrites which likely should have warranted a cowriting credit.

Quite honestly this is normal, pretty much any given episode you see is going to have a ton of input from the showrunner (yes, even the ones they said they didn't edit at all), and it's (to my knowledge) up to them if they feel that warrants a cowriting credit. If true, I'm sure Gaiman being a guest writer who's name would undoubtedly draw viewers was certainly a big factor in Moffat leaving himself uncredited; "co written by Neil Gaiman" is just not a good look for marketing.

(The only reason it's notable here is because Gaiman later came off as a bit unprofessional and vindictive toward the production over his second episode (which was very poorly received), usually describing it along the lines of him having wrote a great script he was very proud of and the people working on Doctor Who not understanding his vision or not giving him as much creative control. So "actually, it seems very likely that he had a lot of creative control on the bad one and a lot of rewrites and guidance on the good one" is just a funny little counter to it all.)

[jammerskrik]

signing the cross whenever I pass any wojak variation

[porrettaposting]

[isagrimorie]

Sometimes, The Good Wife had funny moments and scenes, and quirky judges.

And yet. it’s not a comedy.

[tashizweig]

Dude I was a Kalinda/Alicia DIE HARD when I watched this show but honestly your one-sided Cary/Alicia mommy kink take is SO big brained of you

pls blame alf @hypokeimena for this, okay

[livhowlett]

I can't get over how cute they are!

[nellarw95]

Happy Birthday Jeffrey 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

April 22,1966

Buon Compleanno 🥳🎂🎈🎁🎉

22 Aprile 1966

[your-mums-nuts]

Colin going from “your daughter did not entrap me, I proposed to her out of love, nothing else.”

To

“Perhaps that was another part of your planned entrapment."

Fuck you bridgerton season 3 part 2 all my homies hate bridgerton season 3 part 2