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the doctor who tv movie is a gateway drug to all extended doctor who media

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Place your bets now: do we think the guard that kicks frumpkin into oblivion in Zadash will be one of the famous Matt Mercer clone guards a la TLoVM?

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WAIT EVERYBODY CONSIDER: Ming-Na Wen as Leylas Kryn.

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It's here. The Mighty Nein. November 19th.

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Also:

Eat your hair

Play piano (badly) (3am)

throw up on your bed

Prison escape

Murder

“cats can’t do any tricks” well wrong.

cats can:

sniff

fall off things

Lick plastic (BAD trick)

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I’m a holistic Essek lover. He did bad things and not only am I ok with loving a character who did bad things, I’m excited to see him do even worse on the silver screen 👍. If Essek bashes an innocent civilian over the head with a beacon and then makes out with Ludinus with tongue in the new animated series, I’ll sit back and go “awesome sauce.”

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The SNW show runners listened to the cries of Trekkies everywhere and gave Spock his chest hair back.

This is a momentous victory for our people.

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his dark materials will literally always work bc every small child wants an animal companion that loves you most and goes on adventures with you and every adult wants an animal companion that can shoulder some of life’s immense psychologically damage for you. and you can pet it

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some of you have never had your notp be the most popular ship in the fandom and it shows

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#coqutte #lana del ray #pintrest girl #dark feminine #black swan #female rage #gone girl #girlblogger #manic pixie dream girl

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I just watched Shekhar Home (2024) by BBC India/JioCinema. With Kay Kay Menon & Ranvir Shorey

Despite being inspired by BBCSH, it manages to overcome the cases, and better explain them, making the references to the canon even more evident. And it takes place in the 90s.

The first episode is an adaptation of Study in Pink, but unlike BBCSH the explanation and motivations of the killer are more coherent, and Shekhar is smarter than Sherlock when it comes to facing the killer:

Shekhar / Sherlock

The second episode is based on the story of the "League of Redheads" with a contextualization to Indian society and I found it incredible, the same occurs in the adaptation of "Scandal in Bohemian", Irene's motivations are social justice policies, and Shekhar helps her. (She is beautiful and sings beautifully)

The fourth episode brings together "The Hound of the Baskervilles" and "The Devil's Foot", again in a well-contextualized.

The fifth episode is a flashback, and Shekhar was a college professor of Forensic Science, who occasionally helped the police, such as Dr. Joseph Bell.

The sixth episode is AMAZING, no spoiler about it.

Shekhar and Sahni's (Watson) relationship develops very quickly, they are soon friends and then detective partners.

Shekhar: What would I have done without you?

Lestrade and Mrs. Hudson's version are very funny. Mycroft is here too. Big Brother 🤏

Sahni wants their business to make money so they can pay the rent, which Shekhar is against. Sahni is also active in the investigations, as much a detective as Shekhar.

The series is AMAZING, so good, and the ending is SURPRISING AND SHOCKING.

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keanu reeves and carrie-anne moss taking a smoke break behind the scenes of “the matrix”, 1999

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The next addition to my series of Bells Hells in historical art styles- Orym’s origin story in the style of 17th century Mughal miniature painting.

Here’s some examples of the kinds of work I studied when working on this piece-

And here’s a few close ups-

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in honor of the Lilo & Stitch remake being a huge piece of shit here's a comic about what the original meant to me as an 8 year old