#worst tv show

[cat-or-kitten]

Bernd the bread ( I call him bernd the depressd bread) is one of my worst nightmares like look at him

[antvnger]

What’s the worst movie and worst tv show you’ve ever seen?

Oh gosh let’s see. The worst movie I ever saw that I actually considered leaving the theater but wouldn’t because I paid for the ticket is (and please don’t @ me but) The Rise of Skywalker. That and Dunkirk. I wanted to leave then too but just couldn’t make myself.

Worst TV show I’ve ever seen…hhhmmm that’s tough. I think I would say I think it’s called The Odd Couple…or something like that. I watched a couple of shows and it sucked. I quit after a few episodes.

[mo-mode]

I keep seeing people say stuff like “wow Athena is just so neglectful” “I can’t believe Athena left them to die” “she doesn’t even care about her” like NO SHE DID CARE GUYS SHE CARED SO MUCH THAT SHE ACTIVELY ALLOWED A MONSTER KNOWN AS THE DEMIGOD KILLER TO NEARLY DESTROY HER OWN TEMPLE AT THE MOST SACRED POINT!!!! ATHENA CARED SO MUCH ABOUT ANNABETH AND HOW “IMPERTINENT” SHE WAS THAT SHE WOULD RATHER WATCH HER OWN SACRED GROUND BURN THAN SEE HER DAUGHTER SUCCEED AND THAT’S KIND OF FUCKED UP GUYS

[writeouswriter]

Broke: Acknowledging that a character who is an objectively terrible person is also a complex and intentionally well thought out individual with different levels of nuance you can empathize with in some ways while not in others is immediately “woobifying” or “poor little meow meowifying” them.

Woke: “This character is a bad person” and “this character is still a person” are two statements that can, should and do coexist and admitting that they exhibit nuance and depth and are more than just their bad actions doesn’t immediately excuse or condone their bad actions or mean that you’re ignoring or trying to soften the canonical version of the character.

Bespoke: That’s the whole point, that’s always been the point, to be made to empathize with horrible people so you can understand that they can be anyone, that bad people can be likeable, can be interesting, can be human, are human, and it’s scary to think about all the ways they’re just like you and all the ways they’re just like everything you hate, forcing the use of critical skills in media analysis, forcing a confrontation of the duality of man.

Whatever Level is Above Bespoke: But sometimes, yeah, sure, maybe they are a poor little meow meow, what are you gonna do, get a lawyer

[wishfulsketching]

Bit of a mixture of several equests, especially @nygmatic-fanatic and @imactuallysoup (I changed the tv show, sorry)

Ed ruins every game show. Ivy wants to watch the discovery channel while also hating the discovery channel. Oz demands to see the news every time they're on. Yes, even during a movie.

[thatrandomblogsays]

Annabeth, and others, often treat Percy as if he’s ridiculous or obtuse for his reactions to the demigod world, when in reality he’s a (relatively) well adjusted kid who was raised by a loving parent. His actions make sense based on his upbringing

- parents arent supposed to be neglectful

- parents are supposed to be easily attainable, loving, and present in a child’s life

- if you’re in trouble, you should call for help, there isn’t shame in admitting you’re in over your head, you’re twelve

- you shouldn’t have to jump through life endangering hoops to get your parent’s attention

Annabeth acts like he’s ridiculous, but he’s right. Annabeth knows how the Greek world works, but Percy knows how the real world is supposed to work. & rightfully calls out the BS. But it’s hard for most demigods to agree because what kid wants to admit the way their parents treat them is awful? That their actions are those of aloof, negligent, even narcisstic people who are unwilling or incapable of giving the proper love and support a child needs. That even if their godly parent does love them, it’s a pathetic, horrible, attempt at love you’re better off without.

[ghostly-schematics]

I think what more people need to understand is that the pjo cast were cast with the intention of matching the reasoning behind their book appearance, rather than just how they were described. Luke, for example, was described in the books as a blond, muscular surfer kind of guy. At the time of publishing (2005), that was your generic attractive character, and he was described like that to make you trust him more so the betrayal was more unexpected. Now, almost twenty years later in the show, he looks like a tiktok fuck boy because that’s what people now tend to like more. On the other hand, Annabeth was blonde in the books because that was what made people doubt her intelligence, which isn’t something as common now. However, racism is still very real (as proven by people’s responses to Leah being cast), which makes people underestimate her, giving way for the same character arc. This concept works with the rest of the castings as well. Grover still gives the vibes of a lovable loser. Percy looks ready to sass a ninety year old man. Chiron looks appropriately wise and the Ares kids look ready to fuck you up.

The only character that I would say is different is Clarisse. In the books she’s described as big and muscular and ugly, as it was quite common at the time to say ugly = bad which is something that has not aged well at all. Dior’s casting goes against those negative attitudes and ties into the theme of “not everyone who looks like a monster is a monster and not everyone who looks like a hero is a hero”

And at the end of the day, everyone in the cast perfectly captures their characters’ personalities regardless of their appearance

[lesovyart]

((shows up to Willow 2 yrs late)) I LOVE THEM

[delinquentluvr]

and to nobody’s surprise my favorite vox machina member is scanlan

[callme-l]

People who haven't read the books don't know that they have just witnessed the birth of one of the biggest rivalries in the saga (Percy and Ares), second only to Zeus and taking care of his children

[fandomcringebucket]

PILLS - ST. VINCENT (MASSEDUCTION)

[meep-meep-richie]

´´ I won´t let you down, dad.´´

[lottieurl]

plane crashes and smoke monsters and polar bears on an island and the worst thing that happened to any of those people is having a father

[peteytheparrot]

A Series of Unfortunate Events liberated me as a child in the way that it shows how utterly incompetent adults can be about children, like none of them care to understand how these children are feeling because they don’t see them as real living human beings, because they’re just kids! They don’t know any better!

[edwinspaynes]

Dead Boy Detectives being canceled is still one of the Top 10 Worst Feelings I Have Ever Had, but hey. Could be worse. Guess it could have been canceled on a cliffhanger with the obvious Set(TM) on different planes of existence, not speaking to each other after a desperate kiss

[watchyourbuck]

six of hands, three of souls

day 3/7 for @buddietommy-week | soulmates

buddietommy | 6,2k | explicit

And Buck was happy, he really was.

Finding your soulmate was a privilege. A luxury, if you will.

Finding your soulmate twice was, however, a bit unexpected.

OR: a buddietommy soulmate AU (Includes established buddie + the soulmate talk + Tommy sucking them both off at the end of the night).

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