#I Kill Cameron

[lokeighbabe]

Listen/purchase: How To Kiss Your Analog Lover (Lokeigh Demos) by Lokeigh

[daily-folkpunk]

DAY 72: I KILL CAMERON - AN INTRODUCTORY SWAN SONG

[coachbeards]

now I get that Cameron was always an ethics centric character, which defined her interactions with patients and other doctors but. maybe I think s3-4 Cameron would’ve been ok with chase murdering a dictator

[free-my-boy-grumbot]

nothing pains me more than the nickname “waffle duo” for grian and mumbo…….. they literally knew each other way before the waffle event. they had several children together before that. if anything they’re saharaduo. buildbattleduo, even. idiot. fool.

[sugerpeachy]

[thirstyvampyr]

Ian caring for others

[camphelion]

I'm still a good man's daughter

[impossiblekittydelusion]

gotta say is my husband killed a dictator I'd give him kisses instead of divorcing him. Skill issue, Cameron. Chase has never been hotter. Unbelievable. I'll take him if you don't want him.

[tadaoren]

will this get flagged? myb. anyways. here. a snack for the road while i run away..

[saturnsickle]

Now arriving at PETRA

[bixels]

NEW GINGER ROOT SINGLE HOW WE FEELING

Praise be, it's good.

[whumpypepsigal]

Lockwood & Co. s01e05: “What the hell was that?… You were practically begging him to kill you.“

[softspiderling]

it’s okay ! trust me, I get it, that’s me now 😭

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okay have a sneak peek for part two bc i feel bad for always taking so long to answer asks like a bitch

ocean blue eyes

[jsmithcameronx]

J. Smith-Cameron and husband Kenneth Lonergan attend the 30th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on February 24, 2024.

[hadesoftheladies]

FEMALE MOVIE/TV RECS (PART 7 / YA & COMING OF AGE)

got inspired from a recommendation post so decided to make a list of movies and shows with female-centric stories/female protagonists. since i can't post all of the genres in one post, i'll split it into multiple posts and y'all can save or add to the list as you wish. (disclaimer: i have watched most of these, but i only know about the existence of others. not every movie/show on these lists will be my recommendation. my recommendations will be beneath the list with reasons. also some of these are way better than others in terms of storytelling/performance--which is why i'll list my faves separately):

Common Themes/Tropes:

-Girls fighting with their parents

-Crushes and romance (and love triangles)

-Strong friendships

-Exploring sexuality (most of these have scenes of a sexual nature)

-Finding herself (or learning how to grow up)

-A lot of (oftentimes comedic) blunders

-Enemies/rivals to lovers

-Girls getting up to no good (or girls getting up to good but getting derailed)

ONES I HAVEN'T WATCHED:

Darby and The Dead

Girlhood

Blood & Water

Eighth Grade

I Am Not Okay With This

Skate Kitchen

The Sisterhood of The Travelling Pants

Ladybird

We Are Lady Parts

ONES I'D RECOMMEND

Derry Girls (9/10) (GOATED SHOW!)

Bottoms (9/10) (hilarious and insane in the best ways!)

Paper Girls (7/10) (the chaos that happens when adult you meets preteen you)

Everything Now (8/10) (actually deals with eating disorders appropriately, the most humanizing teen show i've ever seen)

Booksmart (8/10)(a calmer version of Bottoms, but still pretty unhinged and witty)

PERSONAL NOTES

The Miseducation of Cameron Post is the more sober version of But I'm A Cheerleader, where two lesbians get sent to conversion therapy camps. I found both entertaining and refreshing, full of nuance and oftentimes clever about the writing. The performances were also quite good.

I remember My First Summer being bittersweet, but I think there was one scene that made me a little antsy (because the girls in this are pretty young). If it was done tastefully is better left interpreted by those who decide to watch it.

Do Revenge is a whole bag of everything. Mean Girls meets Bottoms. Funny, cruel and unhinged (yet also a little sweet). It was overall fun stuff.

Skate Kitchen has a spin-off show by HBO called Betty.

I barely remember the one episode of Blood & Water I watched, but I know there were things I found to raunchy too be tasteful, yet there was also quite a bit that was still pretty solid and sweet. Not sure I can recommend because I don't know enough except it's about sisters.

If you like sweet and simple teen love stories, Rafiki and The Incredibly True Adventure of Two Girls in Love are right up your alley.

I only watched one season of Never Have I Ever to emotionally support my sister who had started it. I have never felt such visceral second-hand embarrassment in my LIFE.

First Kill is Romeo and Juliet with vampires and monster hunters. I liked the actors/actresses but you can tell that the budget for this show wasn't that big. If you like Warrior Nun, though, you may like First Kill.

[travelbasscase]

i love how foreman is just like "ughhh fiiiine i'll cover up the murder you just committed but don't expect me to do it again!"

and also how chase is just like "okay, planning a genocide is one thing, i can handle that, but planning a genocide and attacking my wife? not happening, imma intentionally treat you for the wrong disease and kill you."