#Patano

[prism-stone-planet]

Waccha PriMagi valentine merch is available from eeo stores from February 2 to February 14.

[kotaki]

[perfectqueen]

May 5th - Happy Birthday Patano!

[karendollywaltz]

Waccha Primagi! - Icons

[sevendays-art]

had been sitting on some doodles of the primagi mascots' human forms with my headcanons and just finished them now....... i came up with them before the official ones were revealed so you can tell how old they are but whatever HGSDDFDS

[hothotmiso]

[majokkoradio]

“The Secret Garden” - Waccha Primagi! - Amane Sumeragi Image Song

Birthday: June 2

[prettyseriesbracket]

Waccha PriMagi - Round 1 Match 6

[leopauldelr]

F1アカデミー 伊織ちゃん w/ ぱたの

[prismstonearchives]

プリマジチェックぱたの - Primagi Check Patano

[prism-stone-planet]

Waccha PriMagi outfit swap merch available from eeo store.

[letterboxd-loggd]

Eileen (2023) William Oldroyd

January 3rd 2024

[randomrichards]

EILEEN:

Vibrant therapist

Breaks coworker out of shell

Feminist noir

[millepara]

(suddenly reassessing my opinions of hanitan and patano bc I found out their human forms are cute)

[laserpinksteam]

On second (or maybe fourth) viewing: Weeds, season 1 (created by Jenji Kohan, 2005)

Having technically known it by heart after several intense re-watchings back in the mid-2000s, I have recently had showed it to my boyfriend, who knew it only tangentially (generation gap!). I remember criticism that Weeds' later seasons (with the exception of 4 and 6) got lost in the re-invention need, with the location shifts camouflaging the storytelling staleness. It's a valid point, I re-watched chunks of seasons 7-8 last year, and cringed heavily at the stinky quality of everything that does not revolve around Mary Louise Parker's nuanced performance. The tenure of the series proved that Nealon and Gould are limited actors and that Parrish, when given a chance of emotionally complex characterization, can pull an interesting performance (season four's ending is his highlight). But it is Parker who remains amazing throughout. In those later seasons, she got a fantastic screen partner in Jennifer Jason Leigh, with whom she shared awesome, brittle, sexy, and extremely lively sisterly chemistry. In this opening season, her great partner is Perkins, whose role would become more of a nasty caricature in her last two seasons (the ones outside Agrestic). What surprised me this time though is how clumsily shot and badly written this season is, part of which points to its temporal situatedness: the characters of color are only drug dealers and maids. White guys (and Celia) throw homophobic and ableist slurs as joke punchlines. Suddenly, starting with episode four, there are weird fade-outs truncating the wobbly rhythm of the episodes. Regardless of that, I am looking forward to re-watching season two, which was my favorite back then: I never was a fan of Donovan, but his on-screen relationship with Nancy Botwin was a highlight.

[hothotmiso]