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Annie and Smoke❤️.

"Elijah, why are you here?"

WUNMI MOSAKU and MICHAEL B. JORDAN as ANNIE and SMOKE SINNERS (2025) dir. Ryan Coogler

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THE PITT 1.11

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Their chemistry 😮‍💨🔥

Rick and Michonne - TOWL // s1.6

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Congratulations to TOWL and the creators of this amazing show Scott, Danai and Andy.

Congratulations to TOWL for the Saturn Award Win: Best TV Presentation

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Power couple❤️‍🔥

They looked good

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Let's just remember that Rick was already completely and utterly head over heels in love with Michonne here and had been for a while

And can I just say, they really do have the best kisses, butterflies every single time, no matter how many times I watch

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Agreed. He a fine job. His father is a stranger to him and he conveyed it like he was supposed to.

The RJ bashing…please just say what the real issue is because Antony executed his part impeccably [and has throughout TWD].

Rick has been a looming figure for RJ his entire life. He’s never had the experience of having his father physically present, so in essence, and especially being so young and not even conscious enough to understand the gravity of everything, his reaction to seeing his dad for the first time is actually perfect. It’s not overly emotional because it can’t be and it shouldn’t. Instead, you see the pride in his face. The pride and joy a child has when they meet their hero.

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My faves are unhinged, and I love them.

we love self awareness.

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Agree this ending was well deserved and earned. Loved every bit of it

I'm actually a very simple individual. I love symmetry. I love a full circle. I love an earned ending. I love when there is a woman who's story starts with her alone and having killed or outlived everyone she loves, ends with her finding true love, family, and community and rebuilding the world. I love when there is a daughter born into a broken grieving family, gets her whole family back against the odds. I love when a son born without a dad finds his dad who was without a son. I love when a show starts with it's protagonist desperately trying to return to his family and, after over a decade said show, ends with that protagonist returning to his family. I love endings that are, even after lifetimes have passed, are well-earned. I love when you care about characters for 14 years of your life and you get to see them meet a meaningful end 🥰

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Rick is gonna end up calling RJ ‘Junior’ 🤞🏽

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Also, can we just really take in the true excellence and impact of Michonne’s character.

She’s a black woman whose story isn’t defined by the hardship of being a black woman.

She’s given incredible emotional range. She’s absolutely badass and strong, but not stoic and stiff. She’s allowed to be as compassionate and nurturing as she is fierce. She expresses grief, loss, anger, pettiness and annoyance; she also expresses hope, love, devotion, loyalty, and bravery. She’s tough and hardcore, but also soft and feminine.

She’s not the sassy best friend. She’s not the magical negro. She’s not the stepping stone for the male MC to decide he doesn’t want. She’s not forgettable or disposable. She can challenge white characters (including the main man) without the writing trying to humble or punish her.

She’s pivotal (the ratings and fan engagement prove that). She’s desirable. She isn’t chasing after a man who barely considers her to own detriment. Her love interest loves her unconditionally. He respects her and wants her in EVERY way. He dreams of her. He can’t truly live without her.

THIS is an immaculate character, brought to life by an incredible actress who is valued in production, and backed by the narrative. THIS is what characters such as Bonnie Bennett and Abbie Mills (amongst others) deserved. THIS is what we want to see.

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Right. She saw that Michonne is a true A and she got mad insecure because she knew that she is not a A as she was led to believe but a B.

Pearl is not an A.

She's a highly skilled B. Okafor had her thinking she was a special snowflake but in the presence of a true A level Queen, Michonne, she knew it her damn self. Just like Shane knew it when Rick woke up from his coma and found his family.

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can i just say. and this is obviously my bias at play here but. rick and michonne's absence was sorely felt when they left the walking dead but by contrast the only characters from the mothership i want to see on the ones who live are their children lmao

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I genuinely think rick and michonne are the greatest love story and romance ever told on television. there's just no notes. they're perfect, stunning, outstanding. it's not just the fucking journey of it, of 2 people meeting at the lowest point in humanity and in their lives and dragging each other back up season after season. it's not just the genuine time it takes for the humanity, trust and love to build between them. it's....the tenderness of it when it does. rick and michonne are just 2 people who accepted that life and being alive would just mean violence and loss, but then when they finallyyyyyy realise how much they love each other it's so tender, it's this little haven that's actually living. and like,,,,, all of that would be enough for any on screen love story but the chemistry danai gurira and andrew lincoln have is just unparalleled, lightening in a bottle. Season 7, episode 12 of twd where rick and michonne are just fucking, scavenging, wasting walkers, road tripping, rinse and repeat is literally one of the most romantic sexiest episodes of tv ever made. that's how I know richonne naysayers are just losers suffering from antiblackness and misogynoir. I cannot imagine watching this and thinking anything other than wow this is literally the greatest love story on television ❤️

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April & Jackson + places