#greys cast

[kendyzzlewp]

this celebrity blockout is amazing, i am glad i never stopped stanning Jesse Williams

he’s always been a real one, can’t say the same for the rest of the grey’s cast tho…

Also stream Macklemore and Hozier

[autistook]

Elijah Wood | Return of the King: Cast Commentary

[greykolla-art]

Hey look at these familiar faces!😈💚

My anatomy studies developed into missing Hazbin Hotel, so here's a little treat from my sketchbook.

I don't know if I'm coming back to the fandom or just visiting. But it was nice to draw my crazy kids again.😘

[youraveragemiscellanyenjoyer]

He does NOT want Marvin to shave

(Alt. Marvin/closeups under cut)

[agir1ukn0w]

Eddie Bluemel being unable to sit in a chair properly to save his life is my roman empire.

[strawlessandbraless]

*wakes up in a cold sweat remembering that Jensen Ackles nearly said yes to playing Christian Grey in 50 Shades but ultimately chose Dean Winchester when it conflicted with supernatural’s filming schedule* (good boy thank god)

[fernvehx]

“It's about Jamie”

|from Outlander season 7B official trailer|

[louustat]

Made a bunch of gifs from this interview. He is so unserious I love.

[stars-and-darkness]

why does so much of mel discourse on this site centre on to what measure she did or did not manipulate jayce like that's the extent of her complexity and grey morality, as if she has not directly and indirectly been contributing to the opression of zaun not because she's prejudiced or hates them but simply because she profits from it, like i am so sorry my queen that they don't get you like i get you

[killcel]

Misty Quigley is the complex character of Yellowjackets; an unnecessarily long essay of my thoughts that no one will read probably

[SPOILER ALERT] Misty Quigley from Yellowjackets is arguably one of the most interesting complex characters I've ever seen.

She's written in both the kids and adults timeline EXACTLY like a serial killer. Walter points this out in season two. At first, you can blame what happened in the wilderness for Misty's actions, but as time goes on within the show, even just the pilot episode, you start to realize that Misty has always been somewhat deranged.

Misty is the only character whose face is shown in the entire pit girl scene, she takes off her mask to reveal a sort of sadistic smile on her face. This is right near a scene where she, as a nurse, takes pain medications away from a patient. Your first thought of Misty is 'this woman is absolutely insane.' Still within the pilot, while all the characters are at a party, Misty is sitting alone, watching a rat drown. She doesn't attempt to save it, just observes it's downfall.

As season one goes on, we begin to notice that Misty is definitely a loner. She doesn't have many people that care about her and uses people around her for a purpose before dropping them seemingly. But she becomes elated as soon as the other Yellowjackets need her help. In the kids timeline, Misty is portrayed as the weird girl. One of her first scenes in the wilderness is her chopping someone's leg off, immediately followed by her getting *excited* to tell him. She proceeds to break the plane's transponder, the only thing that could have rescued them, until she realized she's needed.

Teen Misty is portrayed as a sympathetic character. She wants to be included and shows genuine sadness around not being included. A lot of the characters tend to think of her as sad or pathetic in a way, despite her having proven multiple times that not only is she competent, the majority of the Yellowjackets would have been dead without her. Misty isn't valued or treated as good as the rest of the girls, she's *needed*. If they had anyone else that knew medical care as well as teen Misty, Misty would not have made it to the adult timeline.

In the adult timeline, the same rules apply. Misty isn't appreciated, she's needed.

That all being said, Misty is a calm, collected, character that we hardly see breaking down. Misty truly cares for very few people, we see this while she works as a nurse both in the teen and adult timelines. She's not a bad person because of this, but she has very little empathy or regard for life, unless it's a life that truly matters to her. Crystal, Nat, and Caligula all show this. When Misty cares, she cares deeply.

Not only this, Misty is an extremely charismatic person and an extremely good liar. The reason no one likes her is she freaks them out. She's managed to charm a lot of characters or simply manipulate them into doing exactly what she wants them to do various times. Jessica Roberts is the prime example of this, also Lisa in season three. Girl gets exactly what she wants from people, whether they care about her or not.

Misty Quigley is the one Yellowjackets character that has gotten away with murder at least twice in the adult timeline. None of the other characters have been able to clean up after themselves or go unnoticed as effectively as Misty. Misty is never asked about the murders, never accused, never convicted. The one murder she is accused of was Shauna's, not hers.

And yet Misty isn't to our knowledge, a Serial Killer. She kills with intent, and purpose, and seems to pick her victims on a basis of protection rather than personal interest. She only kills if she feels she absolutely has to.

Adding onto this, Misty is a citizen detective. Misty is *known* to SOLVE murder cases. She's considered to be extremely reputable in the citizen detective community. She works as a NURSE. She's not just a killer, she is also one of the people who the world needs MOST.

Misty is also the only character who doesn't pretend like what they did in the wilderness didn't happen. Yes, she keeps it a secret for the rest of her team, but she seems like the only living Yellowjacket who not only has made peace with who she is, she actively embraces it. She knows damn well what she did as a Yellowjacket in the wilderness, and she doesn't try to hide that aspect of her personality.

Strangely enough, she's also the only Yellowjacket who isn't seen by the majority of characters as *just a Yellowjacket.* In the adult timeline, the majority of characters that encounter Misty outside of the other Yellowjackets view her as completely separate from it. We see this with Walter especially - Misty is a Yellowjacket. But with Misty, that's seen as just another bullet on a long list of things that Misty is. Taissa Turner is literally elected SENATOR and the only smear on her name anyone can come up with is "She's a Yellowjacket." Shauna Shipman has been reduced to a Yellowjacket, even though she's a mother, a wife, and so many more things. The only other character who has risen above this title is Melissa, who literally had to fake her own death to do so.

Misty is not a good person. There's no question in anyone's minds about that. But she never tried to think of herself as a good person, which is the one thing allowing her to rise above and beyond the title of 'Yellowjacket.' Misty is essential, she's charming, she's absolutely fucking deranged. But one thing that no one ever says about Misty, in the entire story, is that she's a Yellowjacket.

TL;DR: Misty Quigley has never denied who she was as a person, making her the only Yellowjacket that has never been reduced to "Just one of the Yellowjackets."

Thanks for coming to my TED Talk. If you want me to do intense character analysis on anyone else (Doesn't have to be Yellowjackets) let me know!!

[lilithdemonwife]

Abc should do official 911 merch and make a 'sexy' firefighter calendar with the cast

[beechalk]

M*A*S*H is a really good show. It's a shame all the men have blue eyes but what are you gonna do

[theoutlanderevangelist]

7x16 “A HUNDRED THOUSAND ANGELS”

[asexual-shelly]

[platossoulmates]

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE drop any x-men found family fic recs- all of the major stuff is solely cherik and the first class cast which is so good BUT i want team fluff so badly 😭