#jesse leigh

[908south]

An update from 908 South HQ!

Our short film The Summoning, is showing in competition at Awesome Con next month in DC! We are so proud of this spooky, queer, dark little story and it’s a thrill that so many people are about to see it!

As CT likes to say, filmmaking is a team sport and we had just the best team on this film. Super talented actors, a dream of a crew, and the friends and family that supported the hell out of us on this project.

If you find yourself at Awesome Con this year, definitely go check it out and give us a holler!

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Prototrap

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Adam Stanheight x Jesse Pinkman moodboard !! ꒰ requested by @ anon ! ┆ idk if that's what you meant but there you go! ꒱

[cripplestein]

twitter found this picture and im going insane

i feel like my worlds have collided

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"where are my white boys? Aren't they adorable? I love my white boys.." I say in the voice of the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland

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Live version of Mixed Tide by SRSQ from the EP Unreality Live Sessions

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[nadezhda-wexler]

@pscentral event 19: Music

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the righteous gemstones couples and barbenheimer

judy sees oppenheimer and is Hooked, she loves the sex scene and how there is so much destruction, bj is TERRIFIED watching oppenheimer with her. he has to hold her hand the whole time. but bj LIVES for barbie. judy acts like she hated seeing barbie but she secretly liked it and yearns for the real world to be more like barbieland.

they both went to see oppenheimer, and jesse obviously prefers it over barbie. amber loves seeing barbie but feels like the barbies should have compromised with ken instead of rebuilding. jesse’s only takeaway is that he identifies with ken and that he wants to build a mojo dojo casa house.

they both read the plot for oppenheimer and see the runtime and are immediately bored. they attempt to go see it, but kelvin ends up screaming in fear so much that they leave an hour in. they go see barbie and have a great time!! kelvin wants to buy ken’s entire wardrobe and keefe’s favorite character is allan

tiffany has never been to a movie theater before and baby billy brings her to see oppenheimer: she thinks every bomb that gets detonated is real and he has to comfort her. judy brings tiff to see barbie for the powerful feminist messaging but baby billy refuses to see it.

they see both: eli likes oppenheimer because oppenheimer comes from nothing, just like him, but enjoys barbie because he loves influential women (see: his wife) and aimee leigh likes barbie more and thinks oppenheimer is too unnecessarily violent

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Which season of Supergirl had you going ‘Okay I’m done’ for one reason or another?

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Fargo (2014- ) tv series

-(finished) watchin' Season 1- 4/3/2024- 4 stars- on Hulu (FX)

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Bad movie I have Lisa Frankenstein 2024

[imoonlightasabetterperson]

Kaz: my mother told me never to go though a lady’s bag. At least not until you were a few blocks away

[lesparis83]

honestly of all the days to be exhausted and having a disability flareup today is a good day for it bc we saw Cuckoo last night and we’re seeing Borderlands tomorrow

[arutai]

Jade Hsu by Jesse-Leigh Elford

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The Righteous Gemstones, Ep. 3x05 – Interlude Three

That’s the one thing about this show, one twist can absolutely change things.  Like I didn’t think I could feel any sympathy for Peter and, in fact, I didn’t think this is how Peter’s story would go.  Of course, I’m referring to his past.  Like the other Interlude episodes, this is set back before Amiee-Leigh's death.  This time it’s the year 2000. 

Also, we actually have two stories going on here.  One is Judy’s, which I’m going to touch on this briefly.  Judy is socially…who knows where to begin.  She clearly doesn’t fit in socially, but her parents might be right that she has some undiagnosed mental illness.  Although I felt sorry for Judy as she heard her parents not only say that, but joke about it.  Anyway, this is also the first time Judy meets Amber and she treats her like dirt.  She even steals a ring that Amber has that was a gift from her deceased Grandmother.  Jesse storms into Judy’s room to demand the ring back, but he finds her crying.  This leads to them discussing how Judy feels like there’s something wrong with her and how she liked this boy and he decided to play a cruel…no, let’s call it what it is.  He cut her hair off in class in order to embarrass her; this is not “playing” nor a “joke,” this was cruel.  But Judy and Jesse talk and Judy gives the ring back to Amber.  Also, Jesse gets revenge for his sister.  It’s kind of a nice “b” story to show that the siblings do actually care for each other.

The main story comes down to the events that lead to the split between the two families.  The Gemstones run this big Megachurch and the Montgomery’s have a smaller one.  Now, May-May does not approve of Eli’s wealth and is very strict on Peter and the boys; it’s clear she runs the house.  And Peter is just this preacher who trying to do good by his family.  However, going back just a bit, the Gemstones had been selling these Y2K kits because, you know, the whole society as we know it could end because of the Y2K bug.  Then, it didn’t happen.  People in the Gemstone Church are pissed as they feel like they were conned (which, they were) because they bought these kits.  And May-May is kind of glad of that as she feels like her brother has this coming to him.

What she doesn’t know is that Peter believed in Eli’s hype and bought a ton of these kits in hopes of keeping his congregation safe/possibly selling these items after Y2K hit.  It turns out he spent their entire savings.  He breaks down to May-May, who then confronts Eli.  Eli says that he’s willing to help the family by buying the items back (which is around $25,000 dollars worth), but May-May won’t take the money.  She calls it evil.  Furthermore, she blames Amiee-Leigh for this whole mess, saying that she enables Eli.  Eli throws May-May out of the house

This takes Amiee-Leigh aback and, later, she has a talk with Eli.  And we find out why they sold these items.  It wasn’t that they believed Y2K would happen, but they had this fanciful idea that if it did happen that they could go back to a simpler time.  And them wanting that simpler time, kind of made them conn themselves into believing it could happen.  That being said, they still knew this wasn’t going to happen and they still took people’s money and they ain’t giving it back so…they can have any excuse they want, it was still a conn.

And this conn really hurts people.  In fact, it makes them desperate.  And desperate people do stupid things.  Peter, for instance, decides to rob a bank.  It doesn’t go well and Peter kills a guard and is shot several times.  Now, obviously, this will lead to the May-May attacking Aimee-Leigh like we saw in the first episode.

It also now makes me question if we should trust May-May.  Could it be that she, Peter, and the cousins have been acting like May-May and Peter have separated, but they’re actually working together?  I mean, just because Peter said that May-May isn’t to be trusted in front of the Preppers doesn’t mean he’s telling the truth.