#hope I'm wrong

[verysadlesbian]

I think Jayce is gonna kill Viktor (or Viktor is gonna die in his arms or in front of him). I don't want to explain why I think that. It's a feeling.

[tsukuyomiland]

The storming of the Bastille VS. The little disagreement at the tea party in the Bastille

[paddockpatrol]

What I've come to hate more than the booing that happened at the launch, is knowing that it'll escalate this season. And all those saying now Max should take it will be crying foul about the Orange Army. It's so predictable... sigh

[fishedeyelenz]

when there's an artist you admire and you like they're OCs of but they suddenly start to develop it into a show and you have a sinking feeling that it won't go over well

[godstaff]

I am NOT grateful.

Everybody acts like the new Superman movie is something we should all be thanking our lucky stars for.

"You, ungrateful bastard! Should consider yourself fortunate to have another Superman movie!"

Should the poor be thankful for the few crumbs the rich feed them?

I don't need their charity: I deserve quality because I'm paying for it. Entertainment is a business. They get paid for their job if the public likes what they did. If not, try something else.

In Superman's Holliwood history, makers want to be praised for always doing the same. Since 1978 the only thing that's changed is the quality of the FX, but all the scripts are pretty much the same, following the same scheme, with the same characters doing the same over and over. In Supes case, writers don't even acknowledge the news no longer need a news paper, not even a news agency. Information goes through a completely different channels, different media. Creators ignore the digital revolution and think it is like in the times of our forefathers. Have they ever noticed the E in front of the word mail? That's to point out mail is no longer a hand written letter, but a new electronic media taking its place.No more ink and paper: digital. Digital and multimedia, with moving images and sound. Why do they pretend a modern society still depends on printed media to inform themselves?

Just like that, the presnt of Superman is plaged by tons of outdated things that must change. Let Superman enter the 21st Century.

I'm not grateful of being forced to be living in the past because certain outdated characters will cease to exist if they evolve to modern society.

Should I believe people still use street paid phones just to justify the existence of phone booths for Clark to chage into Superman?

A three piece suit is no longer regular working clothes, unless the person is an executive or the host of a TV show.

These may seem like superficial details, but they are the face of what lies beneath: an outdated plot. I bet Luthor would still try his famous real state scam to enrich himself. Lane will still try to unmask Superman, even though she claims to love him.

I bet you've heard those before. Expect more of that. Lots more.

One definition of insanity is doing the always same expecting different results. What would you say of people who always consumes the same excrement expecting it will, some day, taste delicious? Shoud they be grateful?

[tvfangirladdict]

Assuming Bobby's death is real and he isn't going to miracurously return from the dead, I need to vent.

I left Chicago Fire for 911 because I enjoyed the smaller, tight-knit team that stuck together for years without a Major Character Death and focused on funny, ridiculous, light-hearted episodes with only the occasional overdramatic, disaster moments. I came to 911 for the family unit, for the relationship dynamics. But this? This was awful. Bobby was an inspiration for people fighting depression and trauma and grief and guilt and religious doubt and more. And to choose to end his story this way? Disgusting. Sure, Bobby would totally sacrifice himself that way, but he didn't have to! The writers chose to write him into that position. To make him die alone, separated from his family, in the middle of building his and Athena's dream home--and believing in the end that he deserved it and he was on borrowed time? That's so needlessly callous to his character. And to do it in a 2 part episode that Eddie wasn't even present for? Even Chicago Fire would never do that.

Idk, I'm honestly just disappointed in it. I thought it was gonna be different than other shows. The constant baiting of Buddie, shoving Eddie to the side, seeing so little of the characters' family dynamics(especially Hen's) outside of the 118, and then to kill Bobby off in this way? He's alone, everyone but Buck finds out on their own when some stranger tells them, Eddie's in Texas and unaware of everything. For their relationships to be so important to the show only to have all of them so absent from Bobby's finale moments is so sad. He planned on shutting himself away and dying alone, but Buck went back. That's the only reason he had Athena with him, and even then, the distance between them may have been miles. If for whatever reason Peter HAD to leave the show, there were so many other ways to have that happen.

Also, fuck the people who rolled their eyes and called us stupid and dramatic for thinking they'd actually kill off a main chatacter like Bobby. There were a couple posts saying we were ridiculous for being involved in the fandom and not trusting reports of the cast being on set and stuff recently, supposedly proving no one was dead. Sorry I'm not stalking the actors 24/7, I don't know who is where in what outfit on what date to prove the character is still alive in 2 episodes. I'm here to take the story in organically, not try and play PI and figure everything out weeks beforehand based on what the cast and crew are doing. That's taking it too far for me.

[tryingmybestiguess]

I'm calling it, we are getting the sanrio collab next.

[r473n]

I went to see Hannah Gadsby at the fringe and god I love them so much. It was the funniest hour of my life.

But also they ended the gig in a really weird way and now I'm scared that they are leaving comedy. I get it because they prob don't need to work anymore and because it's got to be awful for their mental health, but it's still sad.

[captainpissofff]

WTF DO YOU MEAN Vergil edition is a whole ass game and not a DLC ?

like please i'm sorry i regret every decision I didn't know I needed to pay attention to what i'm buying now I FIGURED IT'S DIFFERENT AND FOR ME TO PLAY WITH VERGIL I'LL HAVE TO BUY THE SAME GAME AGAIN !!!!!

[askshivanulegacy]

UGH what did they do to my boy Thrawn???

He's old and dumpyyyyyy. UNSAT. ;_;

[infamousmonkey-cat]

Worried that people are getting so attached to that rabbit. I'm sorry but I really think that rabbit is going to die 😑

[erin-the-duck]

Low-key feel like everyone hates me🤍

[geezmarty]

(bellara/taash) nerd/jocks lovers rise up

[egophiliac]

can't believe that skeleman has turned on us, and Halloween Prom is tomorrow.

(what a top-tier UM...we are about to be just totally obliterated in the absolute silliest way. what possible use could this power have outside of bringing us to the brink of utter holiday disaster.)

[tippenfunkaport]

You know, it would be amazing if Hollywood learned the right lesson from the success of Nimona. Something like "Hey, maybe don't throw out a nearly done movie as a tax write off" or "people want queer stories" or even "don't be afraid to take some storytelling risks and be original" but you just know they're going to come away with some absolutely batshit takeaway like, "next time delete all the evidence and burn it to the ground so the gays can't make us look bad!"

[brilcrist]

Poolverine Hurtcember

Day 12: A Goodbye Note

"𝘈𝘭𝘸𝘢𝘺𝘴 𝘢 𝘭𝘰𝘯𝘦 𝘸𝘰𝘭𝘧"