#show: big sky.

[zacksnydered]

JENSEN ACKLES as BEAU ARLEN Big Sky | Season 3, Ep 12: Are you Mad? 

[mienar]

remnants of where we have been

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[luwyv]

Mixing my two brainrots into one! CULT OF THE LAMB AU!

Im thinking of so much lore for this guys

[beaudeanw]

OH TO GET CONSOLED BY JENSEN ACKLES LIKE THIS 😭🥺🫂🩷

Alec McDowell in Dark Angel - 2x17

CJ Braxton in Dawson's Creek - 6x19

Dean Winchester in Supernatural - 8x20

Beau Arlen in Big Sky - 3x08

[laughable-umbrella]

(tma s3 spoilers) no bc the fact that tim’s last words were a bad joke is sending me

“i hear the great grimaldi is in town. you should go see him”

“that’s not funny”

“i know”

[fire works]

[kkleos]

The most disappointing thing that happens in the pjo tv show to me is how they ruined Annabeth and Luke’s relationship, like it’s so unrealistic for Annabeth to turn on Luke that quickly, throughout the books Annabeth believes that Luke can still change, until she learns about (spoilers) Silena it’s a huge part of her character that plays into her fatal flaw being hubris and admiration for Luke

[avengerdaisy]

Beau Arlen & Jenny Hoyt (with Carla De Lugo and Emily Arlen) in Big Sky [360/∞]

[harocat]

Hou Minghao, Chen Duling, Tian Jiarui, Cheng Xiao, Lin Ziye, Xu Zhenxuan, Yan An & Lai Weiming for iQIYI’s Fangs of Fortune (formerly The Story of Mystics).

[poisonpercy]

Ok, now that I had time to think about the show, here’s my issue:

It’s not hitting. This is something that I have been waiting for. I’ve been looking for an adaptation for years, and I was so excited we were finally getting one. The thing is, though, the show that we’re getting is not something that is going to occupy my every thought. IT SHOULD BE!! I SHOULD BE THINKING ABOUT THIS SHOW 24/7!! But I’m not. I finished the first 2 episodes. My life should have been forever changed, but instead it’s just a regular Wednesday in December. I really feel like they’re missing the heart and soul that made me fall in love with the book series. It’s just another Hollywood cash grab to me, and not a love letter to its creation :(

[orbitalbeetle]

Nim the Prince who fell from the Sky !!

yet another oc for Welcome Home :]c

[inacatastrophicmind]

Jensen Ackles in Big Sky 3x01

[zacksnydered]

JENSEN ACKLES as BEAU ARLEN  Big Sky | Season 3, Ep 9 :  Where There’s Smoke There’s Fire

[winnickdaily]

KATHERYN WINNICK as JENNY HOYT in BIG SKY – 1.06 THE WOLVES ARE ALWAYS OUT FOR BLOOD

[ultimateinferno]

Yknow. I do forsee a potential plot point for Netflix-levania to somehow have Dracula as a villain back, even with the end of the previous series. Obligation. He's no longer the weary widower, and with Lisa's return there's closure. He's lived as a man. He understands man. He may not even hate man. Maybe.

And yet he's back because the other Vampires are fucking it up and now daddy's home to bring back order. He's no longer gunning for genocide, but honestly, the politicking of the vampires who are so far up their own asses, they need to be reminded who's really in charge. His death left a power vacuum, a particularly annoying vacuum. Maybe the little things of humanity irk him, but vampires are everything they have but turned up to 11.

So at the end it's a formality. He'll come back, clean things up among vampire society, make enough of a mess to get a Belmont to kill him, then turn in for another 100 years.

Does this make him too noble? Probably. If you want the grandiose "What is a man" Dracula, you can extrapolate from "It's an obligation" and have him actively resent people pulling him out of the afterlife from Lisa so fucking much, that he leans too hard into the role. The part of him who's evil out of obligation and the part who's evil out of resentment begin to blur the lines. Is he the lord of darkness because that's the role he's been cast and is simply going through the motions or his he just so simply done with the whole process that he refuses to give up an inch of power to any other Vampire (or human) because they're all just children in his eyes?

It could still ultimately culminate in a Soma Cruz plot line where after 1999 he quits so hard that he refuses to even return to the role properly but it doesn't matter because his mere presence fills the vacuum, even when he does nothing (not for the lack of trying from others).

Maybe that's a bit petulant in its own right. YMMV, but I think that's the point. For being such an archetypal lord of all evil villains, how he fills it is shockingly dynamic. He's evil for evils sake, a beacon of arrogance, or a truly tragic villain. Depends on what's needed. If he does come back, I do want to really see a "Castlevania does Bram Stoker's Dracula. Genuinely. It's just an adaptation for the original novel because that's Canon to the original Castlevania timeline, and it'd be funny to properly reveal that Quincy Morris is a Belmont (And his son fights WW1 vampires and grandson WW2)."

[garbagequeer]

loving the vibe of people who havent watched riverdale and havent watched the finale posting to complain about how they had a very normative ending because it reinforced the idea that characters have to be in relationships to be interesting. like my man fuck 86 year old single mother by choice and feminist magazine editor with no regrets about never getting married whose dying wish was to see all her old friends again betty's entire life just because she was in a quad for a year 67 years ago i guess. it's not enough that narrator jughead erased her whole shit now people on the internet who dont even care about betty my friend betty are doing it too. and the core four arent even in set relationships in the big pop's in the sky because they're juniors again. but you dont get the big pop's in the sky you don't care about the big pop's in the sky. i do

[beaudeanw]

Jensen Ackles as Beau Arlen in Big Sky S3 Episode 12 - Are You Mad?