#season 3 here we come

[brontollow]

Fell the Marvellous ✨🐰

[basingstokemercury]

not me thinking this was going to be a really cool episode and then it turns into a clipshow

[unbelievably-sane]

GUYS DID YOU SEEEEEEEE

[hiyyihrts]

[mikesbasementbeets]

byler in every episode -> 2.09. the gate

[stopper-my-heart]

In which Charlie is also a cat and Nick is more Nellie than golden retriever - Heartstopper S1E8

[samanthamulder]

THE X-FILES (1993-2018)

SEASON EIGHT — I will go on record to say this: that I have seen things that I cannot explain. I have observed phenomena that I cannot deny. And that as a scientist and a serious person it is a badge of honor not to dismiss these things because someone thinks they're BS.

[nostalgicmiscellaneous]

Season 3 - Colin & Penelope's Triumph

Stop listening to loud people in bubbles who want to bring down your enthusiasm and crumple your joy with how much we have to enjoy Penelope and Colin's season. There are some people with a clear agenda of hatred because of their own couples that will straight up lie, cherry pick and manipulate to try to get people turned off or to feel insecure about saying they love what they love. Sometimes, people with a weaker personality and herd mentality fall for that and start thinking oh, maybe it's not good or i shouldn't like. Some nonsenses that we read sometimes and some fall for it: Nonsense: "Polin is not popular, the show would be doomed by them. People wont watch" Reality:

Nonsense: "Polin is being dragged by negative reviews by public and fans who doesn't see chemistry" ( lol, i can't even with that one...) Reality:

At this moment, very near season 1 in critics ( 87%) and above in audience score and higher than season 2 in both aspects. Does it make anyone like or dislike more? because it sure wouldn't make me like more or less something. Nonsense: Only negative things go viral. Reality:

That tweet is from 13 hours ago. You read that right. 13 hours ago and look at views, look at 139K ( HOLY SHIT) that have liked and an insane 65K have already bookmarked. That's viral in a insane level by people loving their chemistry and them together. If anything they have too much chemistry. lol Artists, famous figures and all saying they watched and loved also on SNSs. The general audience loving it. We, from inside the fandom, might have our issues, things we wanted more or less, but it's glorious what we have and how much Nicola Coughlan & Luke Newton gave and are giving us. The hatred is being silenced by the simple truth and the enjoyment people are having. They tried to hate on their popularity, it didn't work. They tried with their chemistry, it didn't work. They tried telling us it was fast or forced even with all we have already got of their relationship ( a couple that actually has been developing from season 1 and that already had a bond and has a different personality and path from other couples) and with 4 episodes left. They tried with their acting. Were proved wrong and more and more people are realizing the characters paths and the acting choices and praising. They tried with their looks. Made them look bad instead. So they tried with lies and look what they got back on their faces...a glorious triumph. So, have a great time. Be a fan and just be happy, enjoy without worrying, without comparisons. Some people are so bitter that they just don't want to like anything. It's their loss.

[beeguillotine]

Merry Miriam Monday!!! And Happy Holidays!!

[laughhardrunfastbekindsblog]

For Clone Force 99, squad = family. The terms are synonymous.

OF COURSE they are the same thing. These are men who were not only born and bred to be soldiers - it's the only life they know - but with CF99 especially, the only people they can truly rely on are each other. They are a family through and through; they call themselves a squad.

I really do think that's why Tech is a bit thrown for a loop when Omega draws a distinction between the two terms - he has always considered them one and the same, and I'm certain the other members did as well.

And that is why Crosshair's comment that "Clone Force 99 died with Tech, we're not that squad anymore" STILL makes me instantly burst into tears just thinking about it (yep, I'm tearing up as I type this). Sure, Crosshair is partly talking about their capabilities as a military unit, because that's what they've always been; but that line just screams to me that Crosshair has yet to fully come to terms with Tech's death, it still tears him up inside - because their family is not the same, and never will be, that hole will always be there.

Tech had said that the squad/family would still exist after any single member left/was otherwise gone; and he sacrificed himself to make sure his squad, his family, could continue on, could still exist. Thing is, when Crosshair left the family, at least he was alive so there was a chance he'd come back. Same goes for Echo.

When Tech died - well, there was no going back, no chance of the family being together again (in this life, at least). And the fact that it's Crosshair who ends up pointing out this distinction leads me to the conclusion that Tech's death weighed heavily on him for the entirety of season 3.

[alteadelight]

tell me why jasper and henry had more chemistry in that one scene in “i know your secret” then henry had with any of his girlfriends

[imminent-danger-came]

Grips your shoulders No you don't get it. I am haunted by thoughts about Harrow. He's such a tragic character—he loved and was loved. His wife was killed partly because of his own choices and partly because of a war with Xadia that had gone on for centuries. He had to raise his sons alone. He gave into his hate and anger and took the life of Thuder, King of the Dragons, Avizandum, Murder of his Wife, Zym's Dad. With only hours before his death, he finally realized his many mistakes. He knew that he would become another casualty of hate and history, but in one act of hope and love and desperation he wrote a letter to his son detailing all he learned. He may have been doomed by the narrative but he wanted to have faith that his sons wouldn't be. He wanted to have faith in a narrative of love. He then died. His sons weren't able to attend his funeral. His best friend went on to try and murder his beloved sons and further a narrative of power. Do you GET IT do you UNDERSTAND

[omrarchive]

simon in season 3 of young royals

[seagull-scribbles]

We would try to do it Santa but-

[mrultra100]

Got some new promo art for PHP Immersive!