#Colin Judges

[willstafford]

Slow Boat to Cairo

MURDER ON THE NILE The Crescent Theatre, Birmingham, Tuesday 8th April 2025 Hang about – isn’t it called Death on the Nile?  Well, that was the title of the novel, but when Agatha Christie came to adapt it for the stage a few years after publication, she altered the title to reflect changes she had made, chief of which was the substitution of Hercule Poirot for a cleric.  Later, she was to…

[livingfandomly]

Yes bestie, it will be.

Also can we talk about the utter pain and disappointment and sadness in Nicola’s eyes at the last second when her smile drops????????? And Luke’s absolute oh-fuck-what-have-I-done eyes???? My babies were born to act.

[incorrect-bridgerton-family]

Right or Wrong?

[polinsated]

appreciation post for colin luke's lip

[devastatinglygreen]

help, not colin praising penelope after the lady whistledown fight 😭

link to interview

well, there was a link before they took it down

[muiitoloko]

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[gerrysroots]

Your honor, these charges of "destruction of government property" are simply ignoring the highs and lows of IT management.

[no-tengo-ojos]

Colin ‘Hand of Malevolence’ Becher

[frodopotter7]

I just remembered this iconic German bread called Bernt. It is basically a show where a depressed bread talks about wallpapers and gets tortured by the void. And now I think Bernt is actually an energy vampire. I mean his whole purpose was to bore the children so much that they get tiered and go to bed, that they get tiered enough of the TV that they don’t want to continue watching. I think Bernt is Colin Robinsons Bestie and he is probably the role model of Colin.

[winnie-the-monster]

On the sixth of April, in the year 1812–precisely two days before her sixteenth birthday—Penelope Featherington fell in love.

It was, in a word, thrilling. The world shook. Her heart leapt. The moment was breathtaking. And, she was able to tell herself with some satisfaction, the man in question—one Colin Bridgerton—felt precisely the same way.

Oh, not the love part. He certainly didn’t fall in love with her in 1822(and not in 1813, 1814, 1815 or—oh, blast, not in all the years 1816-1822, either, and certainly not in 1823, when he was out of the country the whole time, anyway). But his earth shook, his heart leapt, and Penelope knew without a shock of a doubt that his breath was taken away as well. For a good ten seconds.

Falling off a horse tended to do that to a man.

-Romancing Mister Bridgerton

[wh1msycat]

TW/ a bit suggestive

This is self indulgent sue me

[honeyhobbs]

Quick color study from Another Country! Underrated movie and colin firth has his red hair

[djkerr]

📷 TMDB.org

TGF 02x06 Day 443

[polin-ista]

I gambled and it paid off, 😂 couldn't afford to take any days off so I didn't book 13th off but wasn't scheduled on anyway. I have two days to watch bridgeton!!

[eternallovers65]

Bridgerton is so funny cause they genuinely want me to believe that a woman like Penelope just wouldn't have a ton of men lining up to take her hand

And it's even funnier when you remember that curvy women were considered to be the hottest thing ever back in the day

[snapdragonsimming]

Another birthday! Our first (not-so-)little boy is now three, and he’s taken on toddlerhood with a vengeance! Zeke was a fearful, cautious infant, but he’s completely turned that around, Praise God. Colin was so worried about his eldest son being “soft,” how that might reflect on us as parents, and so on. (I can only imagine how disappointed our pastor would be if he thought we weren’t practicing the traditional family values we preach!) I can’t say I wasn’t also nervous. It’s important to encourage healthy, strong masculinity in your sons, especially in this day and age. For a few months we prayed on it as a couple, eventually deciding to sit tight until he was a bit older. Thank the Lord, no intervention was required! He’s now quite the wild thing—running around constantly, getting into messes, and teasing his siblings like boys tend to do.