#wwdits show

[amessinadress]

I want these all hung on my wall immediately.

[soc-star-mass]

If regular Nandor won’t…

[yoursghouly]

x

[justabackroundcharacter]

I am SOOOOOO NORMAL ABOUT WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS SOOOOOOO NORMAL..

It’s definitely a silly goofy show that you don’t need to look into what the in universe camera crew might be editing or cutting out of their shots

Definitely not it’s just a silly goofy good time show

[iamsonotoriginal]

Now imagine if they did a cross over with WWDITS

[immafangirlcrap]

WHAT WE DI IN THE SHADOW EPISODE 8 SPOILERS

What if Nandor realizes that he doesn’t want to lose Guillermo, after he thought that he died in episode 8, and finally decides to MAKE HIM A VAMPIRE.

He expresses this to his housemates and they all visibly panic as they know the truth and try to change his mind, but he is DEAD SET. He does NOT want to ever ever be without Guillermo again.

So he prepares this propose-like set up: dim light with a lot of candles leading to Nandors room, where he is waiting. Has a whole vampire/gay speech prepared and is just melting in front of Guillermo, the man who has been there for him unconditionally for so long. Then go comes to the part when he offers Guillermo the bite.

But Guillermo just stands there, absolutely horrified, because this is the moment he dreaded for so many weeks. He tried to postpone telling Nandor but now he can no longer do that. He has to face the consequences of his actions. He. Panics. He just runs (that’s when we get the Exit interview episode), because that is the only solution to their situation he can think of.

And Nandor just stands there.

Confused. And heartbroken.

[friendlygirlswag]

imagine the energy vampire origin gets revealed and its just autism creature

[sad-vampire-wh0r3]

Can we talk about how insanely jealous Nandor obviously is that he wasn't the one who turned Guillermo? This relationship triangle between Nandor, Guillermo and Derek has a lot of interpretation and the lore between masters and familiars and sire's. What is everyone's thoughts on these past few episodes?

Also loved Patton Oswald in s5e10

[waroftheposes]

Ok whatever whatever but Nandor speaking Farsi was the greatest tv moment ever

[anxietycheesecake]

Do you remember when it became apparent that BBC Sherlock wasn't that much of a smart well-written show but the fans were so in love with their own edits, fanfics and deeper interpretations of every aspect of it, so they gaslit themselves into thinking the writers were secret geniuses who actually had something bigger and even smarter planned, yet they were so clever they made it seem like they had no clue of where the show was going / should go?

Idk, I forgot what the point of this post was.

[norman-ratri-truther]

I read a theory the other day from someone on here that Guillermo was one of the various bastard children Laszlo fathered that Nadja mentioned and whilst this theory is basically impossible without retconning (because nadja said he fathered tons of children when he was human, it would've come up in the ancestry episode, also just doesn't seem like something the writers would do) I don't even care this theory is so fucking funny I love it, I've been thinking all day about how they would both react to finding this information out if it happened it would be hilarious, Ive thought up so many scenarios but I think my favourite one is if Laszlo was talking to Guillermo's mother for whatever reason(idk what the context would be), she mentions she has a son and how he's the father, Guillermo enters the room, his mum then introduces him to Laszlo like "he's your father", both Laszlo and Guillermo's brains completely blue screen at this revelation

this would never happen like it makes no sense if you actually think about it but but I've been giggling over it so much it's so funny to me

[soc-star-mass]

First meeting… (please get the reference)

[celiaelise]

I finished s4 of WWDITS!! idk not much report, I felt sad for Laszlo, obviously. Colin's transformation has been weird but very interesting! Also it was sweet how Laszlo's and Guillermo's childcare instincts activated, and funny how Nandor's and Nadja's very much didn't.

I feel like Nandor keeps pulling the most wretched shit imaginable and then getting away with it because he is just so very pathetic.

Okay, this could just be because I haven't watched the early seasons in ages, but I feel like we don't really know why Guillermo wants so badly to become a vampire? Like, obviously he's been into them since he was a kid, but I feel 13 years of supernatural labor is more than just a childhood hyperfixation, y'know? Like is it the immortality that calls to him? The violence?? Since just the couple years during which the show takes place, we've seen him gain (at least tastes of) many of the things vampirism could offer him: strength, power, money. And it doesn't seem to make a difference to his desire. Like, is there a more specific goal driving him, or is it just something he's latched onto and forgot to examine? Or, is it simply a quirk of his character that we're meant to accept at face value?

Cause idk he did not need that much money to pay Derek off; those were not the actions of a rational man 😅

[justabackroundcharacter]

Crack! AU

Nandor is actually a big dealTM in the vampire world but always finds a way to downplay it so he can hang and be on Nadja, Lazlo and Colin Robsons level

[wikiangela]

I'm halfway through s2 and I can confidently say that Nadja is my absolute favorite character, she's the fucking best

with Colin Robinson being a close second, because jfc he's hilarious and the whole concept of energy vampires just makes this show so amazing lmao

(ofc I love everyone and they're all so funny, but these two just make me laugh so hard lmao)