#miracle workers: oregon trail

[fangirls-just-want-to-have-fun]

"I don't think this is the end."

"I just think no matter what time or place you live in, it always feels like it's the end of the world. But we find a way to get through it with the people we love."

Geraldine Viswanathan and Daniel Radcliffe as

Eliza Hunter and Craig Bog

Alexandra "Al" Shitshoveler and Prince Chauncley the Pretty Cool

Prudence Aberdeen and Reverend Ezekiel Brown

and Freya Exaltada and Sid

in Miracle Workers (2019-2023)

[incorrectstarwarslegendsquotes]

Jodo Kast: Do you know how frustrating it is to be the number one mercenary and still be compared to Boba Fett?

Boba Fett: With all fairness, you're a fantastic mercenary Kast, but I'm the greatest of all time.

Jodo Kast: How can you say that? I mean look at the stats. I'm beating him in lifetime murders, bank robberies and riverboat heists.

[walker-extended-universe]

Looks like we have another interview to keep an eye out for!

[mapletreeonfire]

Miracle Workers s03e10

What a bonkers show!

Dan Radcliffe speaking the words ‘storage chic’?

*chef’s kiss*

[reallyhardy]

me @ miracle workers: end times hey will dan & geraldine's characters be in an established relationship this time... 👀

[shinybulbasaur]

jamie lyn beatty voice "reverend, are you addicted to snake oil now"

[thealogie]

thea you’ve gotta watch miracle workers now especially the oregon trail season, it’s some of mr daniel’s best work

PLEASE I’ve been with miracle workers since season 1 when they did the good omens knock off and have been seated every season since then.

[ginger-snap-talkin-nonsense]

Tell me about your favorite show and why it's your favorite! Need some recommendations and you tend to have good taste

Well it depends on what you’re looking for but in short form

The first 6 seasons of King of the Hill-great piece of Americana down to earth storytelling and despite conservative packing it’s surprisingly progressive and follows a conservative man learning to adapt to progress ideals in an ever changing America. Pro gay, pro sex worker, pro therapy and working on trauma, pro native American land reclamation, etc.

New American Dad-Anything past season 4 but I would recommend a start in season 7. It’s a great surrealist art piece about the modern American family and is surprisingly very into keeping its characters nuanced and consistent but only for the funny

Big City Greens-It’s like being wrapped in a warm hug that spits out a new shitpost every two minutes

Neds Declassified-Too many people skipped on it as kids and it’s one of the best kid oriented sitcoms ever written. Some of Scott Fellows finest work.

Total Drama 2023-Short, smart, and sweet while understanding the kids today better than anyone else

Final Space-Really funny and quite sweet though I’d stop after season 2

Parks and Recreation-A darling show that’s equal parts funny and so endearing. Better than the office that predated it.

What We Do in the Shadows-It’s fresh, it’s funny, it’s got no straight characters what more could you want?

Miracle Workers-If I can recommend anything it’s for sure this one. A group of some of the most talented actors of all time get together every season in a different setting playing different characters as they bounce off each other and make any story a laugh riot. The first season has Steven Buscemi play god, the second has Daniel Radcliffe play a Prince who’s country is on the brink of war, and the third has the gang on the Oregon trail and features Daniel Radcliffe doing a burlesque routine in short shorts and go go boots.

I’m A Virgo-ITS NOT OUT YET BUT FOR THE LOVE OF GOD SUPPORT BOOTS REILLY’S NEW THING

[a-mag-a-day]

MAG 58 - apple cutting

Oh, somewhen around the time I first listened to this statement I also watched Miracle Workers - Oregon Trail and it made me think, if this was a common trope for stories with the Oregon trail? To have misjudged snowy weather and being forced to cannibalism?

I have heard that people from Oregon pointed out that Jon (as Archivist) pronounced "Oregon" wrong (like a non-Oregonian) and during the statement (as Mrs. Carlisle) he pronounced it right. I've tried to compare it (1:10 and 2:56) and I don't hear any difference xD Then again, I'm not a native speaker. Anyone here able to shine a light on that?

Carlisle, same name as the man upstairs, Toby Carlisle, in MAG 18. Which was also a Flesh statement.

"The settlers of Oregon country, he said, had offered land to those who might follow. 320 acres of land for the unmarried, he said, but a married settler could claim 640 acres." - Marrying for the sole purpose of receiving benefits. A tale as old as time xD

"I realized how ill-prepared he for many of the hardships of the trail. I never asked him exactly where he was from, or why he wished to settle in Oregon. Those few times I broached the subject, he would talk all sorts of circles around it, and I had some inkling that he might have been fleeing trouble back east." - That is interesting. Does this make Benjamin sus? Was it somehow already his goal to end up mingling with the Flesh? Or was he really just a bit of an impulsive, but goodhearted guy?

"All told, I feel I more than earned my bacon." - And yet she didn't want that bacon in the end xD

"So I just had to sit there, watching Eustace Wick building a fire as Benjamin tried to suppress his shivers and make conversation with the man who he still did not realize had turned from our guide into our captor." - This behavior could well play into the question, whether Benjamin wanted all this to happen.

Oh again my favorite ambiance track! That one makes me so happy!

"I wept for my beautiful, stupid Benjamin" - RIP himbo

That climax in the cave, Eustace killing Benjamin, Mrs. Carlisle killing Eustace and the dead Benjamin pleading his wife to eat him is soooo good!

"What interests me most is how this unsigned letter, if it is to be believed, made its way from an icebound cave in Wyoming or Idaho all the way to the personal collection of Jonah Magnus." - Hmm… unused foreshadowing? Or does anyone know where this leads?

Oh no… This is when Tim starts to get angry…

"though does go some way to reassure me that Martin is unlikely to be the culprit" - How? Why? Because you want him to be innocent, right?^^

I mean, Jonny does pronounce Gerard two different ways in the same episode so I’m not sure the mispronunciation of Oregon is intentional. It might be though, I have no idea what goes on in his head.

[pjmarketer]

Daniel Radcliffe Best Scene Of Miracle Workers Oregon Trail Episod 10

[gwydionmisha]

Miracle Workers: Oregon Trail

[reallyhardy]

tina tran, let us always find each other.

[thelaziestmotherfucker]

She'll be coming 'round the mountain, she'll be coming 'round the mountain when she comes

[salaciouscrumbb]

[mr-e-nigma]

Man these spot the difference games are-💥