#s3 not plot

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

[sullenyouthatitsfinest]

how the globe theater flashback in s1 should've progressed

NEIL GAIMAN I AM SO SCARED THAT GOOD OMENS WON'T END HAPPILY☹️

It won't. It will have a very tragic ending. Crowley takes a sleeping potion, but Aziraphale thinks Crowley is dead and plunges a dagger deeply into his fair breast. Crowley wakes and, finding Aziraphale dead, becomes, in his heartbreak, a furniture delivery person and is crushed to death by a falling wardrobe. Then everybody cries.

[aashidoodles]

[boysborntodie]

TUA S4 proved that Netflix cancelling their shows after the first season is actually a good thing

[keferon]

Let the Prowlapocalypse begin or something ahahah

[sukibenders]

When other Yellowjackets fans, majority who are poc themselves, talk about how weird and frustrating it is that the writers introduced a random yte character and gave them a storyline when there were two (technically three but they killed off Lottie even when there was an opportunity for more) woc, who have been around since s1, that could've fit the mold instead (like Mari) and have actual personalities outside of building up/being the lapdog for another character. Or how often times many of the, limited, poc characters are often either treated poorly and killed off, or pushed to the side (Simone, reduced to the disposable black girlfriend trope and is nearly killed by her partner because she's in the way of a ship; Travis, since s1, had his trauma dismissed or ignored and was overly hated but no one talks about how he was SA'd by the girls he's now stuck with on top of having to eat his brother and not be able to grieve over it). How Taissa's whole storyline is just revolving around Van even with all the potential, especially given she's fighting to be free from her own mind, how Lottie's mental illness is treated so poorly as if it's not the butt of a joke then it's met with heavy criticism (and the only time she is met with sympathy for it, it's through the lens of a yte character embodying her and having an emotional conversation with her father). How you can have all of these reasons (and more) for being annoyed by Melissa's character or the direction of the show, and be met with #those fans downplaying these concerns, or just being overly antagonistic just because they find yte character #243 entertaining so obviously these conversations don't have merit. But this fandom has always had an...."interesting" way in which it discussed the poc characters on the show, so I'm not surprised.

[baba-is-blog]

as a wise man once said

time is not line

time is circle

(good to see new rvb fans in 2025 haha!)

THAT IS WHY

CLOCK IS ROUND

[noodles-and-tea]

👀

[phantasm-echo]

Probably my favourite scene from the premiere, she was so based for kicking that droid

[notyetgolden]

This conversation, she had been led around by the broker and the games (masked officer) for 7 years, using her for their own benefit just because she desperately wants to find her daughter and can do anything for her. And the moment she proves to be an obstacle for them she is abandoned and no one cares if someone gives her rape threats or even tires to kill her. They wanted to use her for her strength and skills and prey on her desperation with the lie of "helping her" but the moment she tries to stop them from profiting off the dead players the entire lie is finally shed. They gave her a false hope for a better life only to lead her into an even more miserable one. The audacity to use her child to blackmail her into letting them traffic organs. I hope she kills everyone on that island.

[mrsquidgame]

Gihun vs Daeho was my fav plot line of s3 for me and here's my take on it, mainly explaining gihun's perspective.

I've seen people say Gihun was ooc but that's because it was ooc for gihun himself! A mentally sane gihun would never have stalked and killed Daeho like that. But he was not mentally sane, wasn't he.

The failure of the rebellion and Jungbae's death was still fresh on his mind. He felt an immense amount of guilt to the point of active suicide and having a mental breakdown. I'm talking a total psychotic breakdown. His mind broke. He looked like a lifeless corpse afterwards, unresponsive and nonverbal and he couldn't do anything to end his pain as he was cuffed to the bed.

When he heard about Daeho from Yongsik, he subconsciously started projecting his guilt onto Daeho as a way to relieve his pain. He found a new living purpose. He redirected his survivor guilt into his rage and desire to punish Daeho. He need to focus on something to forget about his pain.

Gihun became obsessive with Daeho. He probably didn't sleep a wink that whole night to glare at Daeho. He was sleep-deprived, malnourished, grieving and consumed by anger. No wonder he was not thinking straight.

Yet, when Gihun held the knife close to Daeho and seeing Daeho begged for his life, he hesitated. I am certain that Gihun would have spared Daeho had he didn't fight back (i don't blame daeho for having survival instinct).

Daeho fought back and accused it was all Gihun's fault. Daeho's accusations just fueled Gihun's blind rage even more which then lead to him strangling Daeho to death.

The moment Daeho stopped breathing, Gihun came back to his sense immediately. JJ's acting was amazing there. Look how the rage and anger left his eyes at the realization that he had just murdered someone in cold blood. He was so horrified and remorseful that he attempted at his own life just right after.

Maybe unpopular opinion but i love that Gihun strangled Daeho to death with his bare hands. It was not an accident. No "oops i accidentally stab daeho or threw him off the cliff in the scuffle". He did it. He murdered a human not by self defense. It was an incredibly dark twisted plot point for Gihun to showcase how hard he hit rock bottom and how human and fallible he is.

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Neil Gaiman and Rob Wilkins at the British Library event The Worlds of Terry Pratchett: Neil Gaiman and Rob Wilkins 21.11.2023

Neil about Good Omens Season 2: I kept describing it to people as gentle and romantic. And they're all like, how could you say that, you evil person? And I'm like, I thought it was gentle and romantic. I mean, for me, it was gentle and romantic. I can promise you Season 3 is not gentle or romantic.

[ashbunny2027]

I want this almost as badly as the chinchillas version lol

Hello Mr. Gaiman!

About the last episode of Good Omens Season 2, when Aziraphael says "Ofcourse you said no to hell. You're the bad guys." Will his opinion of these Heaven-Hell dynamics ever change or will he be just as frustrating in season 3 as well? 😭

I'm really sorry, but Aziraphale won't be in Season 3.

His replacement, Garry the Gorgeous Gopher, who will be puppeteered by someone who wins a competition on Tumblr, isn't interested in good and bad, Heaven or Hell, but will spend the entire season lipsynching to early 70s pop hits. You'll love it.

[spaceistheplaceart]

found an old ekurei comic rotting in my files, decided to finish it. upon my rewatch of mp100 i kept noticing how many times dimple was referred to as a pet- but he's not ! ! ! he's a friend :)

[rassicas]

Thank God splatoon 3 didn't end up introducing a playable cuttlefish dlc like I feared last year (I honestly don't think we need more new playable species, would've been too sudden, my expectations were on the floor after rotm) but the cuttlefish visuals are still so suspicious to me. This hat has to be on purpose. That's absolutely not a fucking squid or octopus

And this is undeniably a cuttlefish (and the double fin shape resembles the hat)

Like how the lack of mammals in the splatoon world and ark Polaris was something suspicious in the previous games, and characters like marigold and Glen fiddler and lil judd are suspicious now.... It's way more subtle but I think this could be the splatoon team planting some seeds in case they decide to introduce cuttlefish as a separate species in the splatoon world. ill be keeping it in the back of my mind

[cozysip]

TAYLOR AND ASH - THE SEX LIVES OF COLLEGE GIRLS.