#on tv

[bowie-pills]

1980, The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

[satoshy12]

Because of a magical accident the people on DC Could by a TV once a week see other world. 

From Hunter x Hunter Dragon Ball OG Demon Slayer Naruto

Well, at first, people like to see other worlds, but fast. Yeah. They wanted the Justice League to help them! What are they waiting for?

Well, when the Naruto story first started, they all felt terrible looking at the poor orphan and the rotten city. And then poor Tanjiro and his sister.

The Justice League's is overwhelmed with demands from the public and government to help them.

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While watching dragon Ball. Only one Grodd watches

Gorilla Grodd in Gorilla City as he saw the tiny monkey boy Goku go Giant Gorilla.

Grodd: Clearly, this creature knows that gorillas are superior and is trying to become one of us."

Gorilla Grodd as he learns the JL wants to bring them here:"I make a gorilla out of him!"

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Japan loves Naruto and Demon Slayer

Katana:" I said dibs, Batman. Just you know it. So No samurai Robin."

[thefrankshow]

On Television

[icallhimjoey]

https://www.tumblr.com/icallhimjoey/738989042740412416/httpswwwtumblrcomicallhimjoey738975745107460?source=share

Pretty sure he doubles down on boring. This year will be a bath and a book. Next year, knitting by candlelight.

mr "my highlight of the year was meeting celebrities"

[cuteboytummies]

someone was talking about “the tapeworm guy” from an episode of the 911 show and I was like sorry what?

and I looked it up and exCUSE ME I JUST WANNA TALK

[lacependragon]

It's a good day to be a fan of ABC's 9-1-1. Thank you ABC for taking the show when it got cancelled. Thank you.

Canon bi Buck! With a kiss!

Also Tommy's great? Whether he's here for two episodes or twelve I'm golden. He's adorable.

[clits-and-clips]

Sometimes this site just makes me so fucking sad maybe I should just leave for a while

[t3r4t0m4]

have to get through an entire season of a show that I'm not even all that interested in just so that I can get to the second season for my favorite actors character because I hate being lost on a plot simply to see my little gayboy on screen

[scatterbugged]

wish they had fanfiction but like a tv shoe . So I could wtach teh fanfiction show on my tv. Like a tv show. You know

[nonsensegf]

my dad is home because well it's raining and he's listening to item songs since half hour👍🏻😭😭😭

[arabellatheauthor]

Good Omens reaction

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NEIL GAIMAN ANSWER FOR YOUR CRIMES

[warningsine]

favourite succession episodes?

My favorite episodes are—naturally—the ones that cause me the most pain. Either they tear me apart emotionally or they terrify me with their spot on sociopolitical commentary.

It's hard to watch a democracy crumbling in such plausible ways when you take a look at what's happening around the globe, you know?

Anyway, my top 10+1 episodes are:

All the Bells Say (Season 3, Episode 9). The back-to-back epic betrayals and tragedy (Shakespearean, Greek, Roman, Jacobean — you name it) have bewitched me body and soul and I love them. And the cinematography? Some frames look like Renaissance paintings.

Connor's Wedding (Season 4, Episode 3). Honestly, this episode is why I watch television. Now excuse me while I sob.

America Decides (Season 4, Episode 8). Give Kieran all the trophy awards for managing to make Roman so loathsome and disgusting when 5 episodes earlier he had me crying like a baby because of how pitiable his character was. "Succession" had always made it clear that these characters are awful yet human. That being said, I love how this particular episode focuses on how complicit they all are (Jess, Greg, Hugo, Gerri, Karl, Frank, the dude that takes the "pending call" decision) and how it makes you hate the Roy siblings for damning an entire nation. Kendall? Unlike Roman, he knows right from wrong and how terrible of a father he is, but when it comes down to it, he's a spineless coward. Shiv? Believes that she cares for the world (democracy, misogyny, racism), but is actually a huge hypocrite. When her country is about to succumb to fascism, the first thing she can think of is to double down on her deal with another amoral and abusive billionaire. She cares more about sticking it to her brothers more than anything else.

This Is Not for Tears (Season 2, Episode 10). Everything about this episode is perfect: the music, the script,the direction, the acting. I'm a Shiv stan, but Tom's "I wonder if the sad I’d be without you, would be less than the sad I get from being with you" absolutely breaks me. Logan mentioning the Incas and Kendall Judas kissing him before fucking him over? [chef's kiss]

With Open eyes (Season 4, Episode 10). Sad to see you go, happy that you chose to keep your legacy and not drag, beloved show.

Church and State (Season 4, Episode 9). Please respect my privacy while I cry. There was Roman's heartbreaking breakdown of course, but what really got to me was Marcia touching Kerry's hand and then telling Shiv that Logan hurt all of them. Hiam Abbass is there for 5 mins and unsurprisingly manages to steal the show.

Nobody Is Ever Missing (Season 1, Episode 10). When the series turned from capitalist satirical drama to tragedy of the highest caliber was when it really won me over. "You're my number one boy" indeed.

What It Takes (Season 3, Episode 6). Like Shiv said about Jordan-Peterson-meets-Trump Mencken, it's terrifying to watch a “YouTube provocateur” whose vibes are “aristo-populism … ‘rape is natural, it’s all red pill, baby'" gain power.

Chiantishire (Season 3, Episode 8). Dickpicgate, comedy gold. Hearing your mother tell you that it'd have been better if she had had dogs instead of you and that you'd make a terrible mother too? Harriet Walter, the actress that you are.

Tern Haven (Season 2, Episode 5). I love season 2. I love the Pierces. I love Rhea. I love Nan. Holly Hunter and Cherry Jones should have been regulars is all I'm saying.

Dundee (Season 2, Episode 8). "L to the OG" way before "R to the IP" took place.

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Honorable mentions:

Tailgate Party (S4E7). That Tom/Shiv balcony scene... Give Snook all the awards.

DC (S2E9). When Shiv manipulated and silenced that victim of sexual harassment and abuse, showing us her true colors. When Rhea proved that she had something resembling a moral backbone after all. “This doesn’t feel right" indeed.

Rehearsal (S4E2). Because the last thing that Logan said to his children was, "I love you, but you are not serious people."

Honeymoon States (S4E4). Had not expected this episode to be so funny and yet.

Too Much Birthday (S3E7). Always a pleasure to watch Kendall fall apart and the 3 siblings backstab and be awful to each other.

Which Side Are You On? (S1E6).

Safe Room (S2E4).

The Disruption (S3E3). For Snook's acting after Kendall interrupts Shiv with Nirvana's "Rape Me" and Kendall's cowering in the server room after Shiv published that letter about him. Jeremy Strong's acting says so much even when his character doesn't utter a word.

The Munsters (S4E1). Greg's "Where are your kids?" was pure savagery. Logan should have been given some aloe vera for that burn. No, but how dare Brian Cox make me feel bad for the fallen king? It's "Breaking Bad" all over again.

[thefrankshow]

On Television

[ilikewritingandspeedcore]

[seventhdiscipleworldwide]

He's Cooning For Money You Can't Be Serious.

NEVER BE DESPERATE FOR MONEY........NEVER.💯

[maggiemaydraw]

19/2/23. On tv this evening. Graphic pencil 5b