#nicole bristow

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Nicole's outfits from Season 1 of Zoey 101 ♡°⋅˚₊‧ ୨୧ ‧₊˚ ⋅ꨄ︎✧❣⋆.˚

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I actually think it's so funny and fitting that Zoey peaked in high school, and on some level seems to be aware of it. One of the only funny choices He Who Shall Not be Named made is having all of his main characters be objectively the worst people in their own shows. And they get worse as the shows progress too!!

In season one Zoey is pretty nice, all things considered. Yeah, you can tell she thinks Nicole is too loud and that Quinn is weird but she goes out of her way to help her friends and makes choices based off of their well being. But she gets so much meaner as the show progress.

This happens in iCarly too, but Zoey 101 is kind of my focus right now. I don't know if it was an intentional choice but I think it's so funny to have characters get worse rather than better. And Zoey really follows that. I mean, Logan to an extent gets nicer as the show progresses and it makes me wish even more that Dana had stayed in the show passed the first season, as the other "mean" character. What would have happened with her progression? Did her leaving lead to Zoey becoming a little nastier? But overall Zoey has a pretty clear downward trajectory that I hope they either keep in mind or full on reckon with in the movie.

[nikkiruncks]

Nicole , to Lola : Look at you! All cute and small! I could just eat you up!

Lola : *proceeds to kick them in the shin and run away*

Quinn, walking past: Rule number 1, don't call Lola cute or small.

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ok, so maybe i'm like the last person who still ships this but...

nicole/dana from zoey101? literally jori vibes? why does this not exist enough in the internet?

i have a headcanon that i'm not sure i'll ever write into a fully story but since both nicole and dana got written out of the show to attend different boarding schools, what if nicole and dana ended up at the same one? (i know dana apparently went to some european one, and nicole to some unnamed all-girls school, but come on!!!)

there's potential here, it's the same trope. they bicker all the time, dana is literally jade west (sans scissor infatuation and goth look) and nicole is basically tori (with extra canon-forced "boy crazy")

in episode 1x02, zoey literally says "I think they're happiest when they're arguing" and they literally showed up together looking like a couple ready for a double date....

so what if dana has been struggling to adapt to the new school, and nicole comes in mid-semester (as you do when you're a tori vega sub-in) and dana's room is the only double with availability because she's literally scared off every other roommate she's been paired with and the RA has to beg nicole to agree to room with dana because no one else wants to and there's all that history between them being bickering roommates in room 101 with zoey except there's no mediator here now and nicole is struggling with the "OMGD diagnosis" (and how it's probably bs) and nicole and dana have separately learned a little about being more respectful roommates and how to communicate better and then there's a few times that dana steps up to protect nicole from some bullying and then they just start getting closer because they're clinging to the only familiar face in this strange place and---

well, you get the idea...

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The Love Club: Nicole's Pen Pal - March 4th on Hallmark Channel

Freshly engaged Nicole is having second thoughts as she wonders if the one she’s really meant to be with is her mystery college pen pal whose letters she has kept all these years. Starring Brittany Bristow and Marcus Rosner.

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The Love Club - 4 Part Movie Series Coming to Hallmark Movies Now

Starting February 2, and then premiering every Thursday, a new installment in The Love Club four part movie series will premiere on Hallmark Movies Now. The series of films will air on the W Network in Canada starting sometime in February. Hallmark hasn't released any info if this is exclusive to HMN, or if they'll air it at some point on any of their networks. They are advertising it in their what's new/coming to HMN for February promo. I'm assuming it's an exclusive to HMN for right now.

At a New Year’s Eve college party, four women, each dealing with their own dating debacle, take a vow as the clock counts down to call on one another if they are ever in romantic crisis again, a vow that has them resurrecting their “Love Club” ten years later as each of them search for their unique happily ever after.

The Love Club: Nicole Starring Brittany Bristow, Marcus Rosner, Lily Gao, Chantel Riley, Camille Stopps

The Love Club: Sydney  Starring Lily Gao, Jesse Hutch, Chantel Riley, Camille Stopps, Brittany Bristow

The Love Club: Lauren Starring Chantel Riley, Andrew Bushell, Camille Stopps, Brittany Bristow, Lily Gao

The Love Club: Tara Starring Camille Stopps, Brett Donahue, Brittany Bristow, Lily Gao, Chantel Riley

Here's some info on the production.

And some trailers.

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have you done your daily click

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🧐🧐🧐 Maybe… Logan buys PCA out of impulse, then doesn’t know what to do with it…? And Quinn is like, give it to me and Logan is like, okay. So, he gifts her PCA. Quinn takes over, makes sure that everything is good and up to standards and that it’s accredited, then she hires someone qualified. Err… maybe Nicole Bristow or Danna Cruz because I’m feeling petty…?

Logan buying it out of impulse and quickly handing it over to Quinn would be something he'd do hahah, and yea, I think Quinn would try her best to make it functional but would not take the dean role, that woman is busy! But rich people love to have projects on the side, so I see them being a little present on the school from time to time.

However they hire, hope they do a good job

[katecarteir]

i'm so morbidly curious about your thoughts on zoey 102 now i know you actually watched it..

okay, so right off the bat, i stand by my statement that it made sense for the characters that weren't present to be absent but the way they went OUT OF THEIR WAY to pointedly exclude nicole bristow/alexa nikolas' character was fucking petty omg.

also i think that stacy/mark just took the cake as the absolutely worst nickeloden ship to ever exist. i was fully expecting them to straight up break up in the final act lmfao.

quinn and logan were perfect, i don't think i have a single complaint there at all. i think they way they shaped their relationship on screen made so much sense for the characters, i love the deeper dive into quinn and her life. i was little confused because i don't remember logan ever having a sister but yknow. that's fine lol. their wedding was perfect, even if it didn't really make sense that they just left the beach-side school empty for fifteen plus years.

there were so many better ways that chase and zoey could have been endgame/had a re-finding your first love plot than her just... pining over him for almost twenty years while he never spoke to her that entire time. it wasn't really in character for either of them? definitely not for zoey.

i'm really disappointed that michael was so under utilized. he quite literally barely even got to speak, and he was a much more important and relevant character in the show than stacey or mark ever were. he should have had a bigger role, that was just. does not sit right with me.

why was there a murderer subplot.......... hello.

[twice-inamillion]

I meant like this when I asked who within MISCDY (w/o Yoojung) would you cast as:

Kim Sejeong as Zoey Brooks

Kim Doyeon as Dana Cruz

Kang Mina as Nicole Bristow

Kim Chungha as Lola Martinez

Seol Inah as Quinn Pensky

- Lisa's Husband

Oh okay. I misunderstood. My bad.

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Pride - 2024: Day 5

Movie: Eat With Me

Made in: 2014 – Set in: 2014

Starring: Teddy Chen Culver, Sharon Omi, Nicole Sullivan, Aidan Bristow, Jamila Alina, Scott Keiji Takeda, Ken Narasaki, George Takei

Not Rated: There is sex but no nudity and nothing graphic. Also some drug use.

A dramedy about a mother and her estranged gay son attempting to fix their relationship after she leaves her husband to stay with him.

Elliot and his mother Emma have a little bit of a strained relationship but it starts to improves when she goes to stay with him for a while. There are several rocky moments but some bonding as well. It’s a good mother and son movie that I feel as a realistic dynamic between the two. There isn’t all bad or all good moments with them, they are just trying to get along and work things out.

Spoilers under Keep Reading Line

No one dies in the movie and Elliot and Ian get together in the end, so happy ending. Mother and son also mend their relationship and save the family restaurant.

A fun and light-hearted movie about a mother and son is a nice change of pace and it’s nice to see something where it shows not quite acceptance but not in a homophobic way. Emma tries to be understanding and it seems that she’s spent most of her life being just a mother and wife and doesn’t think about herself much. Her friendship with Maureen helps her open up and be more accepting and they had some funny moments together. It’s good to see accepting and loving friends and family in a movie, even though Emma takes the whole of the movie to really accept Elliot’s lifestyle it shows she just cares about him and wants him to be happy. It’s a calm, character driven story about accepting each other for who they are and being open minded.

Mom’s Thoughts: The movie starts with Emma’s husband (Elliot’s father) cutting his wedding ring off his finger, telling Emma it gives him a headache. Next scene is Emma with a suitcase leaving. I immediately could relate to this woman. She goes to her son’s restaurant, then home with him and immediately the audience can see that she will probably cramp his style being the typical mother (clean his apartment, look in his refrigerator--“Don’t you eat?”, do his laundry, infringe on his personal life, etc.). She knows he’s gay; she just didn’t react very well to the news. Elliot tells Emma the restaurant is doing fine, not that he is behind on the mortgage payments because very few people eat there. His menu is limited and not very interesting. Their relationship is strained and there is some awkwardness between them. Elliot meets Ian, who plays in a band, at a club and they start seeing each other more than Elliot has ever seen any one person. In an effort to try to draw more people to the restaurant, Elliot asks Emma to teach him to make the dumplings she made when he was a child. They begin to reconnect starting with the dumplings and Emma tries to understand her son’s feelings and lifestyle. As a mother, I can relate to Emma’s desire to understand and want the best for her son (“I want you to be happy.”). She’s worried about him being safe, and gets some help from Elliot’s next door neighbor, Maureen. One morning Emma walks in on Elliot and Ian sleeping together and doesn’t react very well to it, takes a walk. She ends up at a park where she meets George Takei (who plays himself) and talks to him about her son being gay. Being a big Star Trek fan, I was excited to see George Takei in something other than a Star Trek movie. Anyway, Emma invites him to come to Elliot’s dumpling feast, his attempt to make enough money to pay up the mortgage and not lose the family restaurant. All in all a feel good movie with a happy ending.

[nikkiruncks]

Chapters: 1/?

Fandom: Zoey 101

Rating: Teen And Up Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Relationships: Nicole Bristow & Dana Cruz, Nicole Bristow & Lola Martinez

Characters: Nicole Bristow, Dana Cruz, Lola Martinez

Additional Tags: Was inspired by this Sloan vid, Just to be clear I do not hate zoey, though she’s kinda annoying me on rewatch, Zoey Brooks Bashing

Summary: What if Zoey lied about the reason Nicole left? What if she left for a different reason?

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Dear Santa Claus: Letters from Local Children in 1909 & 1910

By: Lisa Timmerman, Executive Director

“Santa Claus is an old-fashioned chap, not given to newfangled ideas and notions, and may be that is why the children love him so dearly…” The local newspaper, The Manassas Democrat, asked children to submit their letters to Santa Claus noting, “Santa Claus has made The Democrat the official representative in Manassas and Prince William County (PWC). All letters to Santa Claus should be addressed “Santa Claus, Editor, The Democrat, Manassas, VA.” The editors promised to faithfully send these letters to Santa Claus and children from around PWC took advantage of this exclusive access. Below are notable entries ranging from December 1909 to December 1910. These excellent primary sources provide amusement, family memories, and interesting social commentary as some children tried to identify their family’s needs, at times favoring gifts for their siblings and parents. But not everyone…

Identified Families & Residences: Beale (Haymarket), Brawner (Dumfries), Garnett (Haymarket). Garrison, Jeffries, Kincheloe (Dumfries), Kitenour (Wellington), Leachman (Wellington), Mandley (Bristow), Nicol, O’Neil (Manassas) Rector (Haymarket), Reid (Gainesville), Rouse (Remington), Tubbs, Waters (Dumfries)

The Manassas Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 2, 12/16/1909:

Dear Santa Claus, We are little twin girls, five years old, and we would write and tell you what we want for Christmas. Please send us a really pretty doll, a little gold ring, candy, nuts, and an orange. We are your little friends. Dorothy and Rosalie Rector, Haymarket, VA.

Dear Santa Claus, I am glad that you are still living and able to be about. I am one of your little friends and am seven years old. My mamma has told me how good and kind you are and I know you will not forget me. Please bring me some letter blocks and a fire engine and horses and a horn and some candy and nuts. Your little friend, Harry R. Manassas, VA.

Dear Santa Claus, I am a little girl ten years old. I would like for you to send me a doll and some hair ribbons. I have tried to be a good little girl and wish to receive my presents. You have been to my house every year and I don’t think that you would try to slight me. One of your best friends, Phoebe Rector, Haymarket, VA.

The Manassas Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 52, 12/1/1910:

Dear Santa Claus: I am glad Christmas is nearly here, though I wish it was closer. I will have two stockings hung up by the fireplace and I want you to fill them both with candy, nuts, and other good things. I also want some pins and a locket and a doll. Yours truly, Grace Rouse, Remington, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl 6 years old. Please send me a doll and carriage, a pretty gold ring, and lots of candy, an orange and some bananas. Your friend, Elizabeth O’Neil, Manassas, VA.

The Manassas Democrat, Vol. II, No. 1, 12/08/1910:

Dear Santa Claus: As Christmas is nearly here, I thought I would write and ask you to please bring me a stocking just packed full of goodies, a wagon, a pair of leggings to keep the snow out of my shoes, a gun and some caps. I am a good little boy six years old. I will be sure to lay awake all night and watch for you, so don’t forget to come and be sure to bring my sister lots of nice things, too. I am your little friend. Maxwell, Covington.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a boy twelve years old and I live on a farm. Will you please bring me a fountain pen and some fire works and some good things to eat. You will find my stockings in papa’s bedroom hanging by the fire place waiting to be filled by you. I will try and be a good boy. Your little friend, Burchell Leachman, Wellington, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy, eight years old. I would like you to bring me a sled and an engine and a train of cars that you wind up, and anything else you have to spare. I have two little brothers named Lloyd and Robert Lee. They cannot write yet. So be sure to bring them something. Lewie Tubbs.

My Dear Santa Claus: I will tell you what I would like for Christmas – a great big muff and fur, a pair of rollar skates, a large doll carriage, a little pair of doll gloves, a box of paints, and wish you would bring me some of the Little Pepper books, candy and nuts. I am ten years old. One of your little friends, Ella Garrison.

Dear Santa Claus: I was ten years old on December 5. I am almost a man. When you come to see me, please bring me a pair of rubber boots and a few toys. Your little friend, Shirley M. Reid.

The Manassas Democrat, Vol. II, No. 2, 12/15/1910:

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl five years old. Please bring me a doll, a toy satchel filled with dolls clothes, a ring, a stereoscope and lots of comic views, some candies, nuts and oranges, and anything else you wish. I am your little friend, Constance E. Waters, Dumfries, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: As Christmas is nearly here, I thought I would write and ask you to please bring me an air rifle and some shot, a pair of gold sleeve buttons, an umbrella for a raindy day. I don’t want any candy, but please fill my stocking with nuts, oranges and lots of fireworks. I am a little boy nine years old. Your little friend, Leon R. Waters, Dumfries, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little boy six years old. Please bring me a little high chair for my little sister, Ruth, and bring me a wagon to haul wood for mama, and a cap and an air rifle and lots of candy and oranges and some good grapes and nuts, an overcoat and a sled. Your little friend, William B. Mandley, Bristow, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: I enclose the pictures of the toys I want you to bring me. When I strike oil, I will pay you what they cost and if I don’t strike oil, I will make money getting subscribers for The Ladies’ Home Journal and S. E. Post like I did last year and will send you some. I wont be greedy and ask for more than you can afford to bring me. Just tell your friends to send me their subscriptions. Please do not forget my baby sister who was not here last year. Every year I am going to send you some money to help you buy things for Christmas. Last year I bought me a big doll and doll carriage and a sleigh myself, but would like them better from you. Your good little girl, Cary Nicol.

The Manassas Democrat, Vol II, No. 3, 12/22/1910:

Dear Santa Claus: I’d like for you to bring me a little doll baby, an orange an a banana, a little graphopone and a watch. Please bring mama a great big white elephant. I hope you are well and enjoying yourself. I am a little girl three years old and live at Haymarket, VA. With love, Laura Beale.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a boy six years old, and, if you have any, I want you to bring me a Roman candle that will shoot one hundred times and two packages of fire crackers, a few good things, an orange and a banana, and a golden chariot for me to give mama. I hope you are getting along ‘alright. With love, Herbert Beale, Haymarket, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl ten years old. I will tell you what I would like for Christmas. Please bring me a ring, a breast pin, a pair of boots, a pair of leggings, some ribbon, candy, nuts and lots of nice things to eat and anything else you choose to bring me. Your little friend, Lucille Brawner, Dumfries, VA.

Dear Kris Kringle: I am a little girl only ten years old and the only girl my mother has. I want you to please bring me a great big doll baby and a pair of skates and bring all kinds of good things to eat and anything else you choose. I also have a baby brother. Please, dear Kris Kringle, bring him a carriage for me to ride him in. He is only three months old and I am too small to hold in my lap. And please bring him a rattle and everything else that is pretty. Please, dear Kris Kringle, bring what I ask. From your friend, Lavinour Kitenour, Wellington.

Dear Santa: I am a little boy four years old and have a little sister two years old. Please bring us an automobile, some candy, cakes, oranges and apples, nuts, and everything that is pretty. So we will say goodnight now, for we are sleepy. From your loving little friends, Ethel and Birkery Reid, Gainesville.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl four years old. I have a little baby sister four months old. We are going to hang up our stockings. I want you to bring sister a rattle and a stick of lemon candy. For me a mouth harp and a pair of rubber boots. You can bring us anything else you want to. Some candy would taste good. Good bye. Your little friend, Mabel Lee Kincheloe. Dumfries, VA.

Dear Santa Claus: Will you please bring my brother, Elkins, a cow that will give milk. Sister Margaret’s old toy cow does not give milk, and bring him a bag of crackers, that is all he wants. By his loving brother, Henry Jackson Jeffries.

Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl seven years old. Last Christmas my papa was in the hospital and I didn’t want much. He is at home now and we are so happy. I do not want much this time. Please bring me a doll tea set, a box of paints, a picture book, and some nuts and anything else you wish to bring me. Good bye. Julia Garnett, Haymarket.

(Sources: The Manassas Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 2, 12/16/1909, The Manassas Democrat, Vol. 1, No. 52, 12/1/1910, The Manassas Democrat, Vol. II, No. 1, 12/08/1910, The Manassas Democrat, Vol. II, No. 2, 12/15/1910, The Manassas Democrat, Vol II, No. 3, 12/22/1910)

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‘Zoey 101’ star Alexa Nikolas recalls Britney Spears yelling at her, Nickelodeon trauma

‘Zoey 101’ star Alexa Nikolas recalls Britney Spears yelling at her, Nickelodeon trauma

“Zoey 101” star Alexa Nikolas is spilling more tea about her time on Nickelodeon. The child star portrayed Nicole Bristow on the hit show starring Jamie Lynn Spears, the younger sister of pop superstar Britney Spears, for two seasons. Nikolas, now 30, detailed a “traumatizing” experience with the “Piece of Me” singer on Tuesday’s episode of former Disney Channel star Christy Carlson Romano’s…