#kenjen

[campbenji]

jwcc as ao3 tags p. 3

[gingericywolf]

Scenes that I'll never get tired of redrawing

[iaf]

Thinking about S2 Benji this Saturday evening...

[ilrew]

It's not a spoiler :v 

but that's how my heart saw that scene

[sweetytale]

Ending i want

[roachmattea]

KENJEN MENTION IN CROSSWORLD THIS IS SLNPOT A JOKE THIS ISN OT A DRILL THIS IS NOT A DRILL

[bowerywilliam]

why are you seeing Harry live if you don't like him? /gen

originally bought my tickets in november 2019 before fine line even came out when i still was up his ass, and then the entire pandemic happened and didn't hear anything about reschedules until i think late last year or early this one and i think there was no option for refunds so 🤷

i thought about selling them but i originally got them as a present for my brother's birthday so it felt unfair to do that, and we always go to shows together so he didn't feel right going with someone else so we're going to it and we'll have a good time even if i have to endure the new album lmao

[jeopardangelo]

Today, we have Ray Lalonde from Toronto, ON, Canada, whose cash winnings after 10 matches total $285,100, Emily Kawaler from New York City, NY, and Rachel Cohen from Denver, CO. In the Jeopardy! round, Emily and Rachel had good reflexes. In 3-NAMED WRITERS, Ray found the 1st Daily Double, he went “all-in” out of his $3,000 and came up with an incorrect question. There were 6.67% of triple stumpers and 3.33% of rebounds in the round. Going into Double Jeopardy!, Emily had $5,200, Rachel had $4,600, and Ray had $1,200. In Double Jeopardy!, Ray made a marvelous comeback and failed to steal the lead over Emily and Rachel. In STATE OF THE HEART, Rachel found the 2nd Daily Double, she bet $4,000 out of her $13,000 and came up with an incorrect question. In THE HOUSE OF POWER, Emily found the 3rd Daily Double, she bet $3,000 out of her $9,600 and came up with the correct question. There were 0% of triple stumpers and 13.33% of rebounds in the round. In both rounds, there were 3.33% of triple stumpers and 8.33% of rebounds. Emily came up with 90.48% of correct questions, Ray came up with 90% of correct questions, and Rachel came up with 82.61% of correct questions. Going into Final Jeopardy!, Emily had $14,200, Ray had $13,200, and Rachel had $11,800. The category is GODS & GODDESSES, and the clue was, “Each morning she began her ride in her chariot across the sky ahead of her brother Sol, or Helios”. Rachel came up with, “Who is Eos?”, which is correct and bet $11,000, which took her to the lead with $22,800. Ray also came up with what Rachel said and went “all-in”, which took him to the lead with $26,400. Emily came up with, “Who is Luna?”, which is incorrect and bet $12,201, which dropped her down to $1,999, SHE LOSES BY $24,401! Ray stopped Emily from winning! He wins his 11th game with a total of $311,500. Will he become the final winner of 2022 tomorrow? Find out! @jeopardy #kenjennings #raylalonde #emilykawaler #rachelcohen #recap #2022 https://www.instagram.com/p/CmxutKUOD8Z/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tvrundownusa]

tvrundown USA 2023.05.08

Monday, May 8th:

(exclusive): Fear the Walking Dead: "Live From WonderCon" (AMC+ special), Spirit Rangers (netflix, animated season 2 available, all 10 eps)

(streaming weekly): Dalgliesh (AcornTV, next 2 eps, season 2 finale), Brokenwood Mysteries (AcornTV, penultimate), Murdoch Mysteries (AcornTV), Vinland Saga (netflix), Two Sides of the Abyss (HMax, German mini-series premiere, first 2 eps)

(hour 1): 9-1-1 (FOX, penultimate), All American (theCW, penultimate), The Neighborhood (CBS) / . / Bob Hearts Abishola (CBS), The Voice (NBC, 2hrs), Spring Baking Championship (FOOD, 2hrs), Jeopardy! Masters (ABC, tournament begins, night 1 of 10)

(hour 2): Fantasy Island (FOX, season 2 finale), NCIS (CBS), The Voice (NBC, contd), White House Plumbers (HBO), Spring Baking Championship (FOOD, contd, season 9 finale), "A Small Light" (NatGeo, ~2hrs+15mins)

(hour 3): NCIS: Hawai'i (CBS), That's My Jam (NBC), American Dad! (TBS), Independent Lens (PBS, "Sam Now" trauma, 90mins), "A Small Light" (NatGeo, contd + ~75mins), Celebrity True Crime Story (VH1, season 2 finale)

(hour 4 - latenight): Race to Survive Alaska (USA)

[preempted, returning next week: American Idol (ABC) ] [preempted, on hiatus during the WGA strike: The Daily Show (COM) ]

[toadyco]

I made this t-shirt design for the Omnibus Podcast. You can’t have one! Unless you are an Omnibus supporter at the appropriate pledge level, in which case you already know where and how to get yours. Also pictured: The reference photo I took of my son’s teddy bear, to try and figure out how to draw human headphones on a non-human critter.

[tweetsunderglass]

@KenJennings

Why is a bar the only thing you can "belly up" to. I would like try bellying up to a piano lesson, or dentist's office.

January 8, 2023 - 3:54 PM

[campbenji]

jwcc as ao3 tags p. 2

and a bonus:

[jen-with-a-pen-art]

making a tag for this au with my OC in it #jen with a jwcc au

also idk what their ship name would be... I was initially thinking KenJen but a friend of mine pointed out that it's an alternate ship name for Benji... so maybe KenJenny :3

[iaf]

Listen– listen to me. Kenji and Ben are foils to eachother's character.

Let me explain, you have this kid who was neglected by his parental figure for the majority of his childhood. He was given too much "freedom" and materialistic possessions to keep him busy and away. This kid hides behind a facade of cool confidence and constantly feels the need to prove themselves to someone.

Then there's this other kid, who had a present parental figure that insistently urged them to branch-out. A kid that was fine with hiding from the world and living in their own comfort zone. An honest kid that is also easily frightened. He was uncertain with his abilities and not intrested in proving he was "cut-out" for the outdoors.

And as the story progresses, they go through different experiences. They change as individuals but ultimately remain as foils to one another.

Everyday, Kenji becomes more uncertain with who he is as a person. He begins to question who he is without money and status. He wonders what real family means. His loyalties are questioned and tested. This boy no longer knows what it is that he wants. Kenji is held back by the past (his father) and scared of what the future holds. It's all too confusing and unclear. He doesn't know where to go and what to do.

However, with everyday Ben also changes. He becomes more certain with who he is as a person. He accepts the new him, someone free of socialtal expectations. He gains confidence in himself and recognizes his abilities. He holds his ground and states what's on his mind (staying with Bumby). Ben let's go of the past and isn't afraid to embrace whatever mystery the future holds for him.

See season 1 for example. Kenji doesn't want to admit how scared he is, so he tries to act cool and take the lead. Ben however is sharing his doubts and is jumpy but he's honest about how he feels. The last two episodes of the season completely flips the script. Ben takes the lead and does something brave, suppressing his fears. But once Ben is gone, Kenji facade fully disappears. He's honestly states he doesn't know what he's doing.

There's also season 3. Kenji's taking more responsibility. He seeks leadership roles and starts thinking more collectively. Ben is still very much part of the group but is less of a team player (due to inner turmoil). He thinks more independently and silently struggles connecting with the others again.

This is probably why they butt heads so often, right? It's clear Kenji and Ben contrast eachother but they are not complete opposites, at least that's not how I perceive it. You see, these two boys are on the same journey of self discovery and I believe that they recognize that in eachother. Even if they struggle to stay on the same page most of the time, they still get along and one can only imagine how much more solid and understanding their relationship became post-rescue.

[ilrew]

ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ♡

[varesstuff]

           Another Reason Why Benji Doesn’t Work

                                                                                     A Ted Talk

Ogay, so first of all, if a ship works for you, it works. Unless there’s something really toxic going on between two characters or there’s a huge maturity difference or something, there isn’t a reason a ship wouldn’t work.

Although, some ships may work better than others and this is just something that depends on the people watching/reading the scenes of those characters interacting.

Surprise!!! I won’t be diving too deep into anything on this post lol-

SO, first of all, this is definitely not an actual reason why a ship wouldn’t work. It’s literally something that popped up randomly when I woke up, this morning.

SO, no hate obviously pfft

But... The thing is... Think about the ship name for a second: “Benji”.

Ogay, so, Ken apparently didn’t work as a ship name for Ben and Kenji, I get it but does Benji... Really work for you?

1. Benji is short for Benjamin, which is the same thing with the name Ben

2. Some people in the fandom are apparently confused about this since they use “Benji” instead of “Kenji” for some reason. I hope it’s not that they don’t know the names of the characters-

3.The film in the photo- I’M SORRY LOL-

This wasn’t to mock anyone, I just noticed something and felt the urge to share it somewhere. Benji is fine if you don’t have a problem with it but... I’m going to give a few alternative ship names just in case some of you see what I mean and want to use a different name:

1. Junity (a mix of Jungle and City, since Ben called Kenji “City Boy” in one scene. Junity is also a mobile app)

2. Kenjen (a mix of their names, the best one even the couple name generator could find)

3. Pon/Kincus ( mix of their surnames, Kon and Pincus)

              Thanks for listening to my Ted Talk, 

                                                                        -Varestar