#charley spirit

[tom-hunter-summah]

i’m sorry but y’all don’t talk about school spirits enough for me. 

[zoozoocala]

School spirits is a show (part 2)

[schoolspirits]

Charley, in a high voice, holding Barbie: Hey, Ken! I was thinking about going back to school and starting a career!

Wally, in a deep voice, holding Ken: Nonsense, Barbie. You’re staying home and having my kids.

Rhonda: What the fuck are you guys doing?

Charley: Playing systemic oppression.

[endyourpartofthestory]

waiting so patiently for the School Spirits fandom to come to life so I can talk about it and absorb all the content like a plant soaking up water

[randomartz]

Finished this wild ride of a show last month and had to do a lil smthn ♥️

[hhhh-snakes]

sometimes a found family is just an alt girl with mommy issues, a 2012 tumblr girl from the 60s, a happy go-lucky jock who hates football, and a sad gay teenager in love with a middle-aged teacher.

[menheim]

Milo Manheim, Nick Pugliese & Spencer MacPherson 💚

via instagram

[alistairlowes]

[ezzysicons]

School Spirits cast icons. Like/Reblog if you plan on using.

[aliciagilstorf]

I finished School Spirits (including the season finale) AND that is how you do a teen drama!

This show is taking the murder mystery elements of Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars to heights the teen genre deserves. I don't think there is one character I dislike, despite the darker angsty premise being designed to grate on you. Every single character gives a compelling performance, even Xavier — who I lowkey want to fight — and leans into the unlikeable teen angst angle.

The weekly release format was a good call, it suits the show’s pacing and episodic cliffhangers so well. Even better, the writers establish a mystery in the pilot and stick to it. So many shows wait to pick a killer halfway through the season, basically establishing any of the clues thrown out in the first episodes lead nowhere. But School Spirits hints at the culprit from the beginning. There are no gimmicks to make it unsolvable for fans and no assumptions that guessing the outcome will somehow cheapen the story.

The final reveal of what happened to Maddie perfectly aligns with all the clues we've gathered along the way. The finale wraps things up spectacularly and proves beyond a doubt this mystery can go the distance with more seasons.

I personally would love to see what else this show has up its sleeve after that killer finale. (Also, I need more of Wally and Charley's adorable ghosty-ness in my life)

[stressedandddepressed]

If Wally Clark doesn't get a happy ending I will be emotionally, physically, psychologically crushed

[tom-hunter-summah]

so i know that wally changed clothes in the show because he had a change of clothes in his gym locker but my thing is; how come no one else thought to change their clothes? like they could grab something from lost and found or even the theatre department like they did during homecoming? idk just a thought

[take-it-on-the-run]

Not mine!! From Pinterest

[schoolspirits]

Mr. Martin: Imagine if someone handed you a box full of all the things you lost throughout your life.

Maddie: It would be nice to have my sense of purpose back...

Charley: Oh wow, my childhood innocence! Thank you for finding this.

Rhonda: My will to live! I haven't seen this in years.

Wally: I knew I lost that potential somewhere.

Mr Martin: ...Could you guys lighten up a little?

[endyourpartofthestory]

wally clark is THE golden retriever himbo bf

[mostly-functional]

I have some questions about School Spirits

1. If Wally tries to jump the fence, does his outfit reset?

2. If ghosts can’t bleed, how can they swell?

3. Why can’t Rhonda Charley and Wally escape through the murder tunnel in the fallout shelter?

4. Who are those weird extras in the support group?

5. Why did nobody find it even a little suspicious that Maddie showed up at the exact same time that Janet “crossed over”?