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humphrey modern au, as a kid and in his 20's

anon hope you're here somewhere cuz this one's for you! :D (and for all of my fellow humphrey enthusiasts)

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im sorry i didnt draw anything in a while, but once again, accept another drawing of humphrey!!! :D

i love him so so muchhhh and i wanted to draw something for my birthday today :)

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god gives his strongest battles to his most delusional romantics

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S3E3 - The Woodworm Men

Charlotte Ritchie as Alison Cooper, Ben Willbond as the Captain and Jim Howick as Pat Butcher

"You gon' dip it?" "Yeah, okay." "Dip it again."

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"ermmmm, actually!" looking ass

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Ranking BBC Ghosts characters by if I think they smoke:

The Captain: getting the obvious out of the way. Canonically smokes, and even if we hadn't seen it with our own two eyes on screen. Come on. Goes without saying

Fanny: yes, probably. she deserves it

Pat: used to smoke, gave up to be a good example to the boys. Still craves a cheeky fag every now and then though

Kitty: no, I don't think so

Thomas: he's on way harder drugs. No need for tobacco

Julian: okay first off he's a sleazy tory MP. So ditto the above, he 100% for definite does cocaine. But yes I think he definitely smokes fags as well

Mary: Go ahead. Ask her if she smokes. I dare you.

Humphrey: no

Mike: absolutely not. Can you imagine how disappointed his parents would've been. He wouldn't risk the lecture

Alison: I think she does, occasionally, or at least has, at some point. Again, she deserves it

Robin: RIP Robin you would've loved smoking a pack a day

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Ghosts Awards Acceptance Speech!!

This is the acceptance speech which was released by TV Choice from the other night

Larry gave the speech and as usual put some humour into it 🤍👻

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one of my favorite things about the captain is that he's like... objectively not cut out for the army at all.

like, he barely had his shit together on the home front before germany had even touched england. he wouldn't have lasted thirty seconds on the actual front lines without having a panic attack. he accidentally killed a bird once and still feels guilty about it almost 80 years later.

he died a captain at 44 or 45, and had been a captain for at least five years prior. a competent army officer could expect promotion from captain to major by like 35 at the latest. he is plain old bad at his job.

like, it's only that he's overcompensating for his gayness with a performatively masculine job, and he's autistic with a special interest in military stuff. in modern day he'd be sitting at home with a nice husband writing very infodumpy nonfiction books about tanks. dude was seriously just born in the wrong generation.

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S3E1 - The Bone Plot

Laurence Rickard as Humphrey Bone

"M-Me leave? I live here."

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i want them BACK

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S3E1 - The Bone Plot

Laurence Rickard as Humphrey Bone

"God I love this earth."

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S3E3 - The Woodworm Men

Mathew Baynton as Thomas Thorne and Charlotte Ritchie as Alison Cooper

"I was just thinking, it ought to be dull and commonplace, the same sunrise over the same house in the same tiny piece of England, every day for two hundred years, but it is beautiful. I travelled miles and was unchanged when I could have been here and transported. It's no fault of the sun if the eye sees not its beauty."

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