#patrick: indeed it will be

[honeymoonsimmer]

silent grove's townsfolk so far 👨‍💻

ALSO i have 28 clubs on my spreadsheet for this save and only made 3 of them so far OOF. also dont mind the bios jsdsjods i didn't know what to put in them

[josephtrohman]

finished school FOREVER today pass the fucking rpf yaoi 🥂🥂🥂

[mizgnomer]

Behind the Scenes of The Giggle - Part Three

From Entertainment Weekly (Dec 2023 by Clark Collis):

Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies tells EW that the American actor was completely unfamiliar with the beloved science fiction series when the executive producer approached Harris about playing a villain called The Toymaker on this Saturday's final 60th anniversary special episode, "The Giggle." "He’d never heard of it in his life, bless him," Davies says with a laugh. "I was lucky enough to work with the great man on a show called It’s a Sin, about the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, and working with him was such a joy. The Toymaker, he's kind of the god of games, so he shuffles cards, he does magic tricks, and all of that fits Neil Patrick Harris. If you go through agents, they often tell you to go away. I was able to send just a text saying, 'Do you fancy reading this?' He read it and literally phoned me up going, 'Let me get this right, so the Doctor’s an alien, right?' I was like, 'Oh my god, you really have never heard of Doctor Who!' But he couldn’t resist it, and he came to Cardiff, and we had the most spectacular time." Davies explains that, "it's very hard to find the villain who can match David Tennant and Catherine Tate. To have a character who can be in danger of defeating those two is very hard to find. Sometimes on Doctor Who, you need armies of a thousand robots who could do that. This is just one person, so casting them was absolutely crucial and this becomes a pivotal event in the Doctor’s life. We needed that man, and, god, we had a glorious time. It’s so lovely working with Neil. When I text him now, [we ask], what’s our third project together? We’ve got to keep going!"

With huge thanks to all who shared set photos (including @TomWrenPhoto on Twitter)

For other posts in this set, please see the #whoBtsGiggle tag. The full episode list is [ here ]

[pixelatedquarter]

Patrick sneakily lying about his favorite ninja turtle being raphael so his mom wouldn't take donnie away from him forever vs. his donatello pin right next to bowie

pin collection was for the movie from 1990 (discountgames101 on etsy had a listing on etsy, higher quality pic from jojoandsamfunhouse's booth on bonanza)

[tangerina24]

Love the last two stories by Jimmy where he skipped the guitar parts and selected Robert’s singing with his own pictures as a backdrop.. it’s so aesthetic🤣

[gudakdalee]

before i saw Nash back on screen and out in the free world, I didn't realize how much I had missed him!!!! Ok ScarNash shippers I see it lol i understand

when he got out and smiled for a cab, i felt like a football fan lmao: "omgLESGOOOOOOOO!"

IM READY FOR HIS FOXY, WILY, WITTY WAYS, lesgooo

[dying-suffering-french-stalkers]

I've finally started the Aubreyad via audiobook, and while I always knew I would like it, I felt underprepared for just how screamingly funny it is

[ormymarius]

— my eternal night is ending

[leftoverghosts]

me vs reader x patrick zweig

[fangs-4-fags]

MY VERDICT: PRETTY GOOD MOVIE

[robotnikholmescomicblog]

I love this whole "converting Rock into a combat robot" montage, its prolly one of my fave parts of the whole comic! From Dr. Light's monologue, testing out Mega Man's features, to the awesome art and spark effects done by Spaziante, It all comes together to make a grand 1st issue!

Didn't think you could fit the whole introduction of Mega Man in one issue, huh? xD Well, the first game's story was just that simple, though the narrative here takes a lot of inspiration from the Mega Man: Powered Up remake, right down to the Wily evil plan announcement. This comic's full of homages to moments from the games and remakes!

[spockvarietyhour]

[dogwittaablog]

So I’m literally an avid Pinterest user and I have this folder of saved drawings/art I like, I was going through it and one of the pieces looked mad familiar… tell me is this not Nolan’s fucking tattoo???? LMFAOOOO.

[swinging-stars-from-satellites]

I thought you might like to know but bring the bassist back is like about two things it's a reference to "bring the bass back" from the poem Hammond B3 Organ Cistern about finding joy in the days you don't want to kill yourself and it's also about how I think all the time about like the 27 club and how the tortured artist who dies young is such an image but like they don't have to and in our generation of music it seems like more and more of them survived it's like a fob reference: bring the bassist back because he didn't kill himself that's not the only way for it to go anyway ily

I was literally shaking restraining myself from talking about this in the tags like. hum fucking hallelujah, bring the bassist back. and not even just FOB though like. you're the resident MCR girlie. do you ever think about how by all rights they should not be alive? but they ARE. um like... like frickin... I am not afraid to keep on living. sending my love from the other side of the apocalypse. I'm going to cry about this Gracie

[waking-hell]

Oops almost forgot to leave it here