#6x5

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[pictures-of-yxl]

[arcanespillo]

"Live Free Or Twihard"

SPN S6E05

[gloryandthedream]

Charlie Hudson got tased last week

hashtag blessed

[luuuna-rambles]

Community gifs - 195/?

6x05, Laws of Robotics & Party Rights

[jamesrodayrodriguezpresents]

This week, Maggie & Tim talk about S6 E5: Dead Man's Curveball the one where a minor league baseball team hires Psych to investigate the hitting coach's mysterious death.

[yourdumbdevil]

so ian's getting interested in firefighters huh 👀 good choice buddy

[shut-up-posh-boy]

bit of an obscure one but there was this one segment (from wiltynope) i remember in the youtube comments someone was like "lee looks like he's about to say something the entire time" because lee never actually spoke in that one part but for the life of me i cant remember what it was

This is a reach, but is this the clip you're thinking of? It's the one that springs to mind on the subject of "Lee desperately resisting the joke that is so obviously trying to break free of his mouth". And if it's not, well, it's a great bit anyway :P

[shootforthestars-28]

These two 🥰

[mothalas]

I'm no better then a victim because if vampire dean winchester was trying to capture me i would fall for it

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

#For The Love Of God 

[pictures-of-yxl]

[killjoygem]

I suspect that the guy made a mistake and is blaming izzie

[cl0ne-wars]

Embo, stop being cool and deadly. You’re going to hurt Padme

[porcelainvino]

the hurt locker episodes as j.c. leyendecker’s “christ with sainted knights”

happy (late) 9 year anniversary to the hurt locker, part two <3

[neeterloveschenford]

Thoughts on Tim Bradford

I was thinking about some of the things we've seen about Tim over the years and boy, is it now making so much more sense. I know a lot of this has already been meta'd and have been very eloquently said. But I just needed to put my two cents in.

Let's start with what Isabelle said to Tim in 1x12. She never felt like she measured up to Tim because he saw things so black and white. Tim had no idea that she felt that way and never thought that about her. And I've always thought she was wrong and was just projecting her own sense of failure onto him. But now I'm re-thinking that stance. We know from 4x19 and 4x20 that Tim was involved in black ops when he was in Afghanistan. His whole "Reaper" persona is obviously from that time in his service. We know from so many things that have come out in the last couple of decades that those involved in those types of operations often blurred the lines of legal and moral. I think that once he returned stateside that his rigid moral code was part of how he dealt with his PTSD. He probably didn't even realize he was going that far. Think about it, he went from black ops to being "Eagle-eye", the cop that took every order literally and got his shop tagged while standing there. Someone who was involved in off book missions wouldn't naturally be that rigid. I think it was easy to fall back into that type of mindset because of his childhood. I'm sure he needed to have every duck in a row when he was younger to make sure he never did anything to set his dad off. But having seen and done some bad things in the midst of war, Tim had to default back to this to be able to integrate back into society. He's often scorned psychology over the years. So I imagine he dealt with the trauma of war on his own by becoming that black and white guy that Isabelle was talking about. It was only after Lucy entered his life and started challenging him to be a better man that he started to see those shades of grey that life is all about. Remember in 5x17 when he showed mercy to the Make a Dream kid's dad? Season 1 Tim would never. He even admitted that Lucy was a good influence. Chances are he would have mellowed over time, but I believe he still would have had a certain amount of rigidity. That's why he told Isabelle in 5x20 that Lucy was different. She showed him that he had to readjust his mindset to be a better man.

Another thing that struck me is how he is basically treating Lucy like his boot or aide right now. If it was Angela that knew something was up I could totally see it. He could possibly blow up her life and it wouldn't be worth it. She is his best friend, but not his life partner. I could even see it if this had happened circa 5x6 or 5x7 when Chenford was trying to find their way back to friendship. But things have changed. I know that "fierce protector" Tim will do anything to protect the people he loves. I mean he offered to take the fall for falsifying those after action reports so that his friend with a family wouldn't be affected. But Lucy is not a friend, not an old Army buddy or his boot or aide. She is the most important person in his life. The reason he has begun to heal from all of the trauma he has had to face. He can't hide this from her. I am hoping that he realizes that next episode. Cause as juicy as this angst is, I'm ready for it to be over.

One last thing, as hard as it is to watch them fighting, it's what Chenford needs. I think this is going to bring so much to the surface that they need to face. Now Lucy is getting a taste of what being the person left at home feels like when their partner is UC. I think Lucy is going to take Tim to task for the whole going behind her back with Grey thing. And they both are going to have to deal with their communication issues. I feel like they are only going to come out of this stronger.