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“no pizza for you”

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hey don’t interrupt. they’re on a date or something.

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Dean Stockwell as Admiral Al Calavicci in Quantum Leap (1989), Season 5 Episode 5 "Killin' Time" (the silly version)

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we're back in business

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looks like i’ve got an inprnt shop now!

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how the world feels when I remember that ofmd s2 is incredibly poignant and beautiful and that to love the sea as she must be loved requires change

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Quantum Leap is first and foremost a show about line deliveries. then it's a masterclass on how to build believable chemistry between actors and make your world feel inhabited thru details and dialogue. then it's an insane tragic epic gay love story. then it's a show about the importance of costume design. and then it's an excuse to make beloved actor Scott Bakula sing and dance and put on little outfits and be shirtless a lot. and then it's a scam by Dean Stockwell to get infinite free cigars for four years.

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take a pic it will last longer

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Because the word "love" isn't written into your book.

A piece about Spock imagining himself as all the women Kirk has been with. It is also about people’s tendency to believe that autistic people aren’t sexual individuals.

Tumblr won’t let me post the full thing, you can check it out here

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the boys from “freedom - november 22, 1970″ (2x16)

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wont give that much context bc what if spoilers. for a 30 year old show. smiles from a far off distance.

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TV APPRECIATION WEEK Day Four: Underrated TV Show/Arc ↳ Deadloch

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in honor of al's birthday. this scene

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Good US news because I think we all could use some of it:

The Marines are to be withdrawn from LA. The extreme escalation many of us feared did not happen thanks to the people of LA and the soldiers themselves who said "no".

The "Good Trouble Lives On" protests may not have been as big as the previous "Hands Off" and "No Kings" protests (likely due to heat + being planned on a weekday), but still 1.6k protests were held across the USA with thousands joining in with the peaceful protest.

The Trump administration has been ordered to restore $6.2 million in grant funding to nine LGBTQ+ and HIV-related nonprofits. This is fantastic.

Pittsburgh City Council has passed bills to protect its LGBTQ+ citizens.

California has stepped up to partner with and support The Trevor Project. Let's go, Cali!

Another win for California: Reports show that California is powered by two-thirds clean energy. This is a historic first and it keeps getting better!

The ACLU of Louisiana has secured the release of two wrongfully detained Iranian LSU students.

The Republican governor of New Hampshire has defied her party and shot down a book banning bill.

Shareholders have pushed back on corporations' anti-DEI proposals, forcing companies to face the fact that diversity is good for business... And reminds us that the majority does not agree with the removal of DEI, no matter what MAGA wants us to believe.

Since November, 69 of the 110 Supreme Court lawyers tasked with defending the Trump admin's policies have quit.

Don't let anyone tell you that there isn't hope, that there aren't people fighting and working and just as scared and angry as you are. You are not alone. Peaceful protests, contacting reps, and simple non-cooperation is how we sustainably and successfully push back against authoritarianism.

"We're cooked" is the devil talking. Giving up, rolling over, and perpetuating the idea that we've already failed is exactly what MAGA wants. Don't give them the satisfaction. Don't make it easy. Continue to look after each other and support your communities where you can. Keep protesting, keep calling, keep writing, keep loving. The heart is a muscle the size of your fist; we can get through this as long as we continue to stand up and say "no".

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