#sweet tooth season 3

[hibiscus02]

Just finished S3EP3 "The Pack" and like. Sorry but Rosie Zhang? Couldn't be me. If my cunt of a mother said I could go back to the family but I'd have to treat my four beautiful wolf kids like fucking animals, I'd have slapped the shit out of her.

They were just babies, and she clearly loved them. Still loves them. Imagine what could've been if they'd been treated like humans. Like children. Hoping and praying they get a soft epilogue.

[solarsleepless]

i saw this in a vision.

[hexsta]

You know when you Look back at season 1 you'd never expect the kid Stealing caramel apples to be forced to throw the dead bodies into the sea Just a few months later

[halcyoncyrus]

No spoilers but uuuh sweet tooth fans how we feeling???

[crystalskies42]

Y'all I binged all three seasons of Sweet Tooth in three days

Who's your favorite character????

[keanoble]

Rosie and her boys

[glade-constellation]

I think I will forever be fucked up over the treatment of the wolf brothers in Sweet Tooth s3. They were kids.

[kittposting]

siana and birdie should kiss is all i'm saying

[i-have-the-best-url]

Sweet tooth 3x10 spoilers

THE WAY MY JAW FUCKING DROPPED WHEN I SAW A MIXED RACE HALF DEER HALF PIG HYBRID AT THE END

[old-type-40]

"Since you know so much about me, you must also know my parents were professors. Real smart folks. One day when I was little, they told me I was going to have a baby sister. You see, I'm adopted. They told me that phrase. 'Blood is thicker than water.' But they explained people always get it wrong. Water refers... to the water of the womb. Families related by birth. But blood... Blood means bonds formed in battle. It means the relationships we choose are stronger than the ones we're born into. I've always wondered why that phrase stuck with me at such a young age. But now I know. It's so I could be here now to call out your ignorance."

I loved this moment and wanted to fully capture Becky explaining how people get this wrong.

And on an unrelated note, I wanted to comment on how Singh thought he could earn redemption for all the terrible things he had done in trying to find a cure for the Sick which involved murdering hybrid children. And his plan for redemption was to murder Gus to cure the Sick. Same goal. Different method. Same horribly immoral action. Thinking this would earn him redemption shows he's not a very clear thinker.

[sobbles-bog]

i love that in the first episode of sweet tooth S1 we see Jeppard’s football video (from one of the last eps of S3) on the TV in the singh household

[miles-is-so-gay]

OH GOD SWEET TOOTH SEASON 3

ITS FUCKING KILLED ME

IT WAS SO GOOD

[dddemigirl]

Birdie deserved better! 🥺

From season one I was like, “oh, she’s such a mom. I want her to be my mom,” and then the season three ending had me like:

[solarsleepless]

becky + protecting wendy (even when it means putting herself through hell.)

(Plain text: becky + protecting wendy (even when it means putting herself through hell.)

Sweet Tooth S3E3 / "How The Light Gets In" by Becks_Rylynn / Sweet Tooth S3E4 / hexsta (link) / Sweet Tooth S3E5

[jak2gooberglub]

Since sweetooth season 3 is out I aught make a meme

[crystalskies42]

I wonder how the world will accommodate all the hybrids

There will be so many differences, so what happens if one kid who's a part polar bear or something is born in a place like California? Would the family have to move, or would they be able to survive?