#s1e9

[ourflagmeansbts]

Source (Season 1 - April 2022)

[jessescoldbrew]

Bix’s interrogation, Paak’s off screen hanging, the mass execution of workers on level two, the euthanasia of Ulaf, the tortured and murdered unnamed rebel pilot and the horrific description of the Dizonite genocide.

This show has really proven that Star Wars can be extremely dark and adult without ever having to show graphic violence of any sort. We’ve seen suffering and sometimes even brutality in this franchise but I’ve never been so deeply haunted by anything in Star Wars before. So that was a first.

The Andor crew once again, raises the bar.

[psychicpinenut]

my favorite moments in every psych episode 9/124

S01E09 - Forget Me Not

[chucklepea-hotpot]

what do you mean ted baked biscuits for trent's daughter and decorated them???

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[sigurism]

Luca Marinelli | Primo Trust FX s1e9 -White Car in a Snowstorm

[mybitterbisexualarse]

In the beginning of this episode we see Anna get bit and then nearly kill herself with her own knife before she gets the chance to hurt ellie, to protect her

At the end of this episode we also see joel use ellies knife to kill firefly soldiers so he can get to her to stop the surgery, to protect her

Both her parents use this knife to enact violence to protect their kid

[voltives]

every time lina astor opens her mouth she says something extremely attractive. exhibit a is of course, dishing out homoerotic threats of destruction at a debutante ball.

(as she should.)

[impervioustotheworldssoftdecay]

cuddy's little speech in S1E9 telling House that she set aside 50k a year for lawyer fees when she hired him? knowing he was insane and that trying to stop an insane person from doing insane things is in itself insane? I love that women.

[c0ffee-gh0ul]

roman roy is absolutely asexual

[the-bisexual-bitch]

Mmm. Monsters in the closet? What about good old fashioned Monsters under the bed, huh??

[ourflagmeansbts]

Source l Source (Season 1 - March 16th 2023)

[forestofsprites]

Thinking way too much about Stede’s sense of worth, especially in episode nine with the act of grace. Of course, the caveat to his life being saved is for the duo to renounce piracy, serve under the crown, etc… but you can clearly see the uncertainty on Stede's face- Ed, why are you doing this? why for me? he even says aloud, "you really don't have to do this." Clear-cut as can be, Stede Bonnet's convinced that his life is not worthy of Edward Teach's retirement from piracy. It's not worthy of the loss of the world's greatest pirate; to force him to serve under the crown. Not only does he think he's gone and ruined Ed's life, but to him, all that the world gained in return was the life of Stede Bonnet, and he doesn't see that as a fair pay-off.

[atomicradiogirl]

hold on why am i about to cry i completely forgot how good no GREAT of an episode DNR is. dare i say one of the best house episodes of all time? holy moly. i need 2 business days to process this episode. “i’m in pain.” “aren’t we all?” ARGHHHH

[trapezequeen]

Hunter Smiling in Every Episode -> Bounty Lost (1x9)

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