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can we all agree that it's pathetic when so-called "friends" try to sabotage your opportunities? you're clearly jealous that the amulet of eternal darkness chose me and no amount of "please fight it, i know you're still in there somewhere" is going to change that. crab bucket mentality. grow up.

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hit it like rom-pom-pom-pom get it hot like hello jon apologies for the deception but i wanted to make sure

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However, this sceptic had one fanaticism. This fanaticism was neither a dogma, nor an idea, nor an art, nor a science; it was a man: Enjolras. Grantaire admired, loved, and venerated Enjolras.

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See yes, max and Tristan both said no to the throuple in the recent episode but like.. that’s because they’re both repressing things? Like Max is a little less obvious but Tristan’s whole crisps and tikka masala thing was very obviously about both Avery AND Max. Idk man I have hope, they obviously weren’t gonna get together right now. Now it’s time to build the Max/Tristan relationship!

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BOB THE DRAG QUEEN LIP-SYNCING TO HOT TO GO? I LOVE GAY PEOPLE

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It’s the way captain clocks Avery so hard with the whole “is one person really enough?”

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THERES A GAY THROUPLE ON GAY WEEK? PARALLELS!!!!

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i love avery morgan. she hates that her boy bestie has a crush on her yet freaks out when he pays attention to anyone else. she hates her new boss until he tells with complete sincerity she’s good at her job and then she needs to bang him. she hates plastic surgery but loves gimmicky wellness trends. wants to help people so dedicates her career to catering to the rich. zero internal consistency. as changeable as the wind. character of all time

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the thing about ody3 is that not that deep down, really they are all losers. being hot and good at medical drama medicine are the only things they have going for them. they should be so grateful captain bob is a good man who thinks even cringefail embarrassments deserve to be gainfully employed

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always thinking about avery morgan, NP......i love her so deeply....she wanted to help people so she decided to work on a luxury cruise ship helping only rich people which makes absolutely no sense....she is going to go to med school....she dressed up as a ceiling fan for halloween....she initiated the threesome and doesn't want it to be a one time thing...she deeply loves fucking w tristan's mental state...she wants her boss dr. max odyssey BAD.....she paid her way through school by working 2 jobs...she was prepared to saw a woman's arm off underwater in a cave....she can sing....she is most definitely bisexual....she loves fun facts.....she's anti-marriage bc of course she is...she has no appendix....i am in love w her.

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she’s so precious she’s a 30y/o divorcee she did 8 years of college to work on a cruise ship she loves Halloween but she’s really bad at it she fucked her boss and her best friend at the same time she’s literally my most pathetic little meow meow AND she’s even bisexual

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I could write an essay on Doctor Odyssey and how the fantastical aspect of the ship isn't due to it being the purgatory or a dream but rather linked to the metatextual plot of the show and how the Odyssey is meant to be an in-universe representation of what the show aims to be in our reality, a direct answer to the effects of the COVID pandemic on our world that aims to create an atmosphere of escapism in a medical environment to create hope and happiness while still acknowledging current events. The weekly themes, along with the very goal of the show, are the strongest indicator of a meta narrative, very clearly designed with the show's weekly nature in mind. They wouldn't work as well in a show designed for streaming. Captain Massey himself says the ship is carefully built to show itself as a heaven to its guests, explaining the unrealistic scenarios and vibe of the show, but by focusing on the emergencies that happen on board the show allows the viewers to explore the cracks in that illusion and creates a place in which both serious themes and mindless fun can be equally approached. We see that contrast in 1x06 when the screen cuts from a threesome straight to the suicidal hotline screen; the episode successfully indulges in the hedonism of the cruise ship established early on without detriment to its more serious storyline, which includes one of the best portrayals of panic attacks I've ever seen on tv. Although both concepts are more clearly separated throughout the episode, the cut-off from one to another at the end is jarring, reminding the viewer of how both concepts coexist both in the Odyssey and in real life. As silly as it might be at times, the show isn't mindless, but rather a well-executed reminder that there is light at the end of every tunnel, and that maybe that light comes in the form of a Ryan Murphy network tv show about a throuple solving medical emergencies on a cruise ship.

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it’s almost that time of the year again, so you know what that means

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bass makes a dollar. i make a dime. that's why i think about lesbian sex on company time

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survived checking my bank account. i deserve a little treat

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man can't wait for s2 Alice to deal with the loss of teddy (he asked her for help and she abandoned him to save sam instead), Colin (he asked her for help and she abandoned him to save sam instead), and sam (she was too late to save him)

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The tma/tmagp fan moral dilemma of wanting to sympathize with the characters and their fear and issues of being listened in on and watched while at the same time being embodiment of what is watching them and wanting to know more and be more involved in the characters private thoughts and moments