#ep: points

[hbowardaily]

I'm guessing they were Hitler's photo albums, sir. Sure had a lot of pictures of him in it. You looked at them, but you didn't take them. That's right, sir. I don't believe you.

[yourspeirs]

Seeing how Liebgott cried after telling the prisoners that they need to get back to the camp and then on these scenes where he was raging and all mad about the head of the camp, I'm totally convinced that he's very perceptive at heart.

[kimikaami]

The funniest thing about House MD to me is that all the shippers are right. House and Wilson really are just Like That. I'm so used to big ships being completely noncanon or distant subtext at best. Not Hilson. They have a fake dating episode. In the episode where House mocks a gay man for being in denial, the multi-episode-long subplot is about him trying to break up Wilson's relationship because he's jealous and wants him to himself. Wilson, his best friend and person whom he lives with. This show is insane.

[mobius-m-mobius]

#obsessed with their priorities

[nenoname]

the shoulder angel and devil raccoon deleted scene

+ a potential reason why this scene was cut

[gaypeople]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE - 1.04 “The Ruthless Pursuit of Blood with All a Child’s Demanding”

[idontwikeit]

Favorite shots of Interview with the Vampire Part II

[rrr-mmmm]

[imhoser]

bouncebouncebounce

I think the animators cherished the time they spent animating Ryusui without his got dam hat

[sadgayeddie]

[yourspeirs]

[platoapproved]

And that's the end of it. There's nothing else.

[hattersarts]

sorry, sorry, sorry, the tv show jeeves & wooster ends in bertie getting engaged to two women by accident (he asked neither) being forced into a wedding day due to manners, jeeves then rescues him via a "does anyone know why these two should not marry" themes scene in the church. also included wistfully looking out the window on the day of the wedding waiting for jeeves to return with the evidence needed to cancel the wedding and bertie having a look of absolute joy as he's standing by the alter and jeeves enters the church door to decalres he doesnt have to go ahead with the wedding. hello???????????????

also haunted by images of the midnight strolls in the gardens that are very popular in fics

[imprisoned-xii]

[jq37]

As someone who often cites combat as my least favorite part of D&D, I am in love with how Titan Takedown plays to the strengths of its players by making combat the star of the show. Like, you have pro wrestlers whose irl jobs are literally to make combat fun and story-driven. Of *course* they're good at it! I love them bringing in their out of game knowledge of very niche things like how the ropes on a ring work or broader things like knowing you can't treat a Baby Face (good guy) wrestler the same way you treat a Heel (bad guy) without getting the wrong kind of energy from the audience.

Speaking of, I don't watch wrestling so I'm not an expert by any means, but I did research on it for a writing project once and I think it's so clever that they turned shine into a game mechanic. In wrestling terminology, "shine" are the moments in the match where the Face gets to look strong and heroic and cool. The opposite is "heat" where the Heel gets to look villainous and powerful. We've seen shine in action and we'll probably see heat as well because, in the latest episode, Xavier reads out an ability that mentions spending shine OR heat. I bet if they decide to turn Heel, they'll earn that negative, heat energy instead of shine. And that's probably what the gods like Zeus are getting with their aggro, intimidating energy.

Anyway, absolutely baller move from the Righteous Wrestlers to handle the crowd and preserve their image by turning the fight into a dance battle. This is turning into one of my fave mini campaigns.

[nenoname]

"Alright, line up for some affectionate noogie-ing!"

(bonus newspaper attacks and fez pets)