#Jeevan Chaudhary

[stilinski-ortiz-dolan]

She's gone. Yeah. Everybody's gone.

[gael-garcia]

Station Eleven ep 1

[bluefiredesire]

I will never get over how Station 11 subverted the parent/child found family trope. They acknowledged resentment in a way I've never seen before. Jeevan literally told that kid to her face "I was only supposed to bring you home" implying that he didn't ask for this level of responsibility when her parents were nowhere to be found. Like he obviously loves her, but that scene was wild to me and so heartbreaking. I absolutely loved it.

[turtlesmog]

discovering a show that came out years ago and didn’t get much hype is the deepest pain possible bc why are there 24 fanfics on ao3, and 70% of them au crossovers that don’t include the characters??? i NEED TO TALK ABOUT JEEVAN CHAUDHARY!!

[paperclipping4losers]

i love you art focused on the perseverance of art and love through the apocalypse and the insistence on community and care even in unimaginably awful situations. i love you art focused on the beautiful and enduring nature of theatre and music and their ability to bring people together. i love you art about the unifying nature of hope and perseverance. i love you art about the soft apocalypse, the one that isn't mccarthy-esque, the one that isn't infested with cannibals and dark skies and starvation and bloodlust. i love you art about an apocalypse of overgrown civilization, of plants overtaking train tracks and spilling out of broken windows. i love you art about found family, i love you found family that cares about each other and loves each other and will protect each other even if they don't like each other, even if they can't stand each other. i love you art about friendship, about holding your best friend's hand through the apocalypse and I wish this wasn't happening, but I'm glad it's happening with you. i love you art about art, art that loves art, art that loves artists. i love you art about grief- grief after death and divorce and separation and getting lost and not doing the right thing. i love you art about wishing you had known your friends when you were little, when things were still good, when you weren't hurt yet. i love you art about mourning people you never knew, or met, or even heard of. i love you art about trauma that you can't heal from but that you can learn to live with. i love you art about doing what you can for the people you love. i love you art about sacrifice and decisions and impossible choices. i love you art about being so full of love at the end of the world.

[dysperdis]

I have found you nine times before, maybe ten, and I’ll find you again. I always do.

I posted this WIP last night over on bluesky, but I figure I might as well post it here too. Next step is just more detailing & trying to get the transparency on the background figures to work the way I want...

edit: finished version

[yorstudenttv]

Jeevan was really assigned Dad at pandemic and then a year later assigned doctor at kidnapping. What a man.

[captaingimpy]

Station Eleven Review – Art After the End

There’s no weak link in Station Eleven. From an acting perspective, every performance hits—so much so that it’s hard to single anyone out. The show takes what could’ve been yet another pandemic collapse narrative and turns it into something far more layered. Instead of leaning into zombies or societal death spirals, it centers artists. Not survivalists, not cops, not politicians. Artists. Most…

[notanothertvpodcast]

New GOAT!

“Dr. Chaudhary” (STATION ELEVEN)

VS

Carol Peletier (THE WALKING DEAD)

[stilinski-ortiz-dolan]

[gael-garcia]

Station Eleven ep 9: Dr. Chaudhary

directed by Jeremy Podeswa cinematography by Steve Cosens

[somehow-progressing]

god the Station Eleven adaption. emotions

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

I will never forgive HBO Station Eleven for making Jeevan Chaudhary into a bumbling, clueless coward

[rememberdamage]

shoutout to this image for making me crazy!

it’s easy to perceive tyler and kirsten as two sides of the same coin, but in the end, kirsten spent the first 100 with a sense of kindness and family, and tyler was betrayed by similar sort of structure. kirsten resented jeevan sometimes, but she knew he was her home. tyler was left with nobody, and therefore no home. it makes sense that he takes after his father, continually searching for the ideal life without taking stock of the life he’s left behind.

kirsten knows, through her time with the chaudharys and with the traveling symphony, that home is wherever you are, no matter how many homes you’ve already run away from. tyler ran away from severn city and just kept running.

[saadmuhialdin]

Station Eleven's Unlikely Hero Jeevan Chaudhary