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13 Reasons Why (2017 - 2020)

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Everybody hated 13 Reasons Why and I’m not saying they were wrong or right to for the reasons they did but a sad effect of that is everyone let the content of the story overshadow how positively amazing a lot of the actors were.

I’m thinking of Justin Prentice in particular. That guy should get so much more work than he does.

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13 REASONS WHY 2017

Hey, it’s Hannah. Hannah Baker. Don’t adjust your… whatever device you’re hearing this on. It’s me, live and in stereo. No return engagements, no encore, and this time, absolutely no requests. Get a snack. Settle in. Because I’m about to tell you the story of my life. More specifically, why my life ended. And if you’re listening to this tape, you’re one of the reasons why.

[darthmother]

Bryce Walker. Bad boy requires some discipline not to be a fuckwit, ain’t he?

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Life Is Strange fancast(new)

Already did a LIS fancast before, but since some of them were too old, I think it's time to do a new one

my other LIS fancasts

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Thomasin McKenzie as Max Caulfield

Sophie Thatcher as Chloe Price

Kristine Froseth as Rachel Amber

Elle Fanning as Kate Marsh

Wyatt Oleff as Warren Graham

Reneé Rap as Victoria Chase

Austin Abrams as Nathan Prescott

Aaron Eckhart as William Price

Robin Wright as Joyce Price

Ving Rhames as Principal Raymond Wells

Yvette Nicole Brown as Michelle Grant

Douglas M. Griffin as Samuel Taylor

David Harbour as David Madsen

Norman Reedus as Frank Bowers

Bryan Cranston as Sean Prescott

Dewon Sawa as Mark Jefferson

Barbie Ferreira as Alyssa Anderson

Brianne Tju as Brooke Scott

Jacob Batalon as Daniel DeCosta

Ryan Potter as Evan Harris

Jenna Ortega as Stella Hill

Jolie Vanier as Dana Ward

Kelli Berglund as Juliet Watson

Ross Lynch as Luke Parker

Charlie Rowe as Justin Williams

Noah Centineo as Trevor Yard

Stefanie Scott as Taylor Christensen

Tiffany Espensen as Courtney Wagner

Mason Gooding as Hayden Jones

Justin Prentice as Zachary Riggs

Because of tumblr's new layout with the 30 picture limit, I cannot add more pictures, so here's the rest.

Dylan Minnette as Logan Robertson

Angourie Rice as Samantha Myers

Mischa Collins as Skip Matthews

Mark Hamill as Travis Keaton

[writingintheshadowsforever]

So I just got done reading A Good Girl's Guide to Murder series. The last book As Good As Dead was different and an emotional roller-coaster. I can see why some fans of the series didn't like the ending. Overall though Holly Jackson did give us some closure, and I do understand why she made some decisions character wise with Pip.

I know this book series is getting a TV show so I would just like to remind everyone to remember. An actor is not the character in real life. This is into regards of whoever is casted as Max Hastings. Please don't give the actor all the hate and grief you gave Justin Prentice for portraying Bryce Walker in 13 Reasons Why. I'd like to think we've progressed past that in all these years.

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Susie Q - Disney Channel / Super RTL - October 3, 1996

Fantasy Comedy

Running Time: 90 minutes

Stars:

Amy Jo Johnson as Susie Q / Maggie

Ernie Prentice as Grandfather

Bentley Mitchum as Johnny Angel

Tasha Simms as Betsy Quinn

Allan Morgan as Russell Quinn

Shelley Long as Penny Sands

Justin Whalin as Zach Sands

Andrea Libman as Teri Sands

Garwin Sanford as Coach Stanford

Chris William Martin as Ray Kovich

Dale Wilson as Roger Kovich

Winston Brown as Brad

Sabrina Byrne as Rebecca Bahner

Mark Schooley as Telephone Repairman

Lloyd Berry as Al the Janitor

Benjamin Ratner as TV Director

Laura Harris as Jannete

Kirsten Robek as Production Assistant

Pat Waldron as Miss Crosby

David Kaye as Don Tanner

Walter Marsh as Old Man - ATM

Will Sasso as Officer Bob

Allan Franz as Rookie Cop

John Johnston as Announcer

Carolyn Spielmacher as Girl

Brian Arnold as James McGlockton

Rebecca Toolan as Mrs. Perkins

Aaron Pearl as Player

Cameron Labine as Thug

[a30somethingslookatpopculture]

Top 10 "13 Reasons Why" Characters

I am focusing mainly on the main cast and characters that I feel made a big enough impact on the show as a whole. Where I rank them isn’t solely based on how much I like them. Some instances will also be based on how well I feel the actor portrays them. However controversial that might be at times.

1. Tony Padilla

Tony just oozes cool, to me. I loved him from the moment I saw him. His car, awesome. His leather jacket, also awesome. His hair and style, great. His humor and overall characterization were great to me as well. I think we can all agree, we need a friend like Tony in our lives! I was always rooting for my boy!

2. Justin Foley

This one is a weird one. I spent most of season one thinking Justin was such a jerk. His friends were jerks, his actions that led to his tape also made him a jerk. But, by the time the series ended, I absolutely loved the guy! My heart hurt for him, man. He was done so wrong!

3. Clay Jensen

Clay was an interesting character. I can’t quite place it but, I have love/hate feelings towards him. Especially as the series progresses. Yes, dude went through some seriously terrible stuff in his young life. But he turned into a bit of a douche. I was glad to see him seemingly riding off into a happier life, though. Sadly, his demons will always be with him.

4. Hannah Baker

Hannah’s story was just sad altogether. But we all know that already. In terms of character, I liked her. I could relate in some ways. Being a former victim of immense bullying, I totally understood her thought process. Though I didn’t have exactly what happened to her, happen to me, I was certainly a victim of harsh rumors like she was. It takes a huge toll on a young girl’s mind. The tape thing was a little much, though...

Sadly, we didn't get enough time with her for me to truly grow with her, so I put her lower on this list than I wanted to.

5. Bryce Walker

Say what you will about Bryce the character, but the actor did such an amazing job at portraying such a despicable, yet somewhat understandable character. Especially as the series progresses. At times I found myself questioning if I should hate him, or feel bad for him. He was definitely NOT a good guy in any sense of the word. But I give Justin Prentice all the credit on this one! I like a good 'heel".

6. Alex Standall

Alex is awkward and quiet. And he definitely struggled a lot in the show. 13 Reasons Why never shied away from dark themes and Alex was just one of many that got hurt a lot. My really felt for him. Especially early on.

7. Jessica Davis

I have never really been able to decide what exactly it is that I feel about Jessica. I liked her, but also found her to be a bit too uptight and bratty at times. In season one especially. But, that's the point. She was the spoiled daddy’s girl type. I began to sympathize with her more as the show progressed, though.

8. Zach Dempsey

I didn’t think much one way or another about Zach. For much of the show he was the jock stereotype. I liked seeing his more sensitive sides, though. And I especially love the slight bromance he and Clay would later have.

9. Tyler Down

We’ve all known someone like Tyler. Someone really on the outside of every group in high school. Someone you’d see off on their own, and usually the target of many of the jock’s attacks. Seeing how this would impact Tyler throughout the show just broke my heart into a million pieces. I particularly loved how the actor portrayed him in the later seasons. He got really real, and really raw. His talent showed in his performance.

10. Ani Achola

I just don’t have a clue what I think of Ani. I didn’t feel she was needed really. I mean, I guess they needed someone to come in and humanize Bryce a bit and give Clay a new love interest. But her and Clay just didn[‘t do it for me. They had some cute moments together. And I have nothing against the character per se. I just couldn’t connect with her as much.

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13 Reasons Why (2017 - 2020)

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LABOUR (Full Version) Contemporary Dance Choreography Paris Paloma Choreography by Lara Hogbin Videography by darrellh_photography Contemporary choreography inspired by, and set to the song 'Labour' by Paris Paloma. Confronting the oppressive social expectations placed on women throughout history. Highlighting the physical and emotional labours undertaken by women, and this imbalance, whilst speaking on the misogynistic tendencies still held by some men and women in society. Showcasing a united force of women rallying together for equality. Dancers: Adele Richards-Till Hannah Prentice-Whitney Tia Allister Megan Birkett Saskia Pritchard Vienna Gasson Rebecca Harvey Justine Mason Melissa Brill Luicia Dillow Lara Hogbin Music: Labour by ‎@parispaloma  I do not own the rights to this music. For dance purposes only. #choreography #contemporarydancechoreography #dance #contemporarydance #danceartist #dancer #dancevideography #parispaloma #womenempowerment #history #dancevideo #labour #parispalomalabour #allfemaledance #dancecompany #dancing via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NBGzGAUhdfA

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Danielle Smith was chosen as leader of the ruling United Conservative Party (UCP) in Canada's oil-rich Alberta province on Thursday, after running on promises of greater autonomy, in particular pushing back against federal government policies. Smith, who will replace Jason Kenney as premier, won 53.77% of the vote from party members and will lead the UCP into a provincial election scheduled for May next year. She will formally become premier when the province's Lieutenant Governor invites her to form a government on Tuesday.

She's back, Smith told a cheering crowd in Calgary. Today marks a new beginning in the Alberta story. No longer will Alberta ask permission from Ottawa to be prosperous and free. We will not have our resources landlocked or our energy phased out of existence by a virtue-signaling prime minister.

The western province of Alberta has long had a strained relationship with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government in Ottawa, stemming from a sense that the federal government's climate policies are damaging Canada's oil and gas industry. Smith's most eye-catching policy is a promise to immediately table the Alberta Sovereignty Act, allowing the province to refuse to enforce specific federal laws or policies that violate the jurisdictional rights of Alberta.

She was the frontrunner to win the leadership race, followed by Travis Toews, who was provincial finance minister until May, when he resigned to run for leader. Smith, who is not an elected member of Alberta's legislative assembly, comes to power during a record bonanza in energy revenues thanks to soaring global oil prices. Alberta is home to the bulk of Canada's oil and gas industry, as well as its vast, high-carbon-emitting oil sands.

Her victory to become premier marks a stunning political turnaround. She was a leader of the right-wing Wildrose Party from 2009 to 2014 but led a mass defection to join Premier Jim Prentice's Progressive Conservatives (PCs) and then failed to win the nomination to run for the PCs in a 2015 provincial election.

Smith revived her career with a stint as a talk radio host, during which she interviewed prominent Alberta politicians but also railed against public health restrictions, including lockdowns and vaccine mandates, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kenney, a former federal Conservative government minister, had a pugnacious relationship with Trudeau and mounted legal challenges to a federal carbon tax and its impact assessment process for major infrastructure projects. But his handling of the pandemic undermined his standing among ordinary Albertans and his own party.

Kenney managed to antagonize both right-wing Albertans, who thought the province should not impose any public health measures to curb the spread of the disease, and those who felt Kenney moved too slowly to introduce restrictions, allowing hospitals to be overrun. He called a leadership review last year to stave off a caucus revolt, but received only 51.4% of the vote from party members and announced in May he would step down.

Kenney congratulated Smith on her victory in a message on Twitter. Alberta has traditionally been a conservative stronghold and an Angus Reid poll released last week found the UCP lead the opposition New Democratic Party by six points, with 47% of those polled saying they would vote UCP if an election were held immediately.

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