#the sinking ship the grand applause

[philosopherking1887]

On the Underground earlier, I saw a girl wearing a coat with vertical stripes of different shades of purple and scraggly black fur trim that reminded me strongly of the ratty purple coat that Oswald is wearing over his Arkham uniform after Ed breaks him out in Gotham 4.15, "The Sinking Ship the Grand Applause":

(Where did that coat even come from? Why was that the only thing Ed brought Oswald to wear after getting out of Arkham? He could've brought an actual change of clothes...)

[badscientist]

the doctor is in (i dont believe this man has a medical degree)

[atcnm]

s04e15: The Sinking Ship, The Grand Applause

[vexahlla]

Mandatory Brunch Meeting | The Sinking Ship the Grand Applause | How the Riddler Got His Name

[doctorcziken]

GOTHAM 4.15 — The Sinking Ship The Grand Applause

[applepiesandalibis]

Quality content by me yet again

[haveyoulistenedtothisalbum-poll]

Tracklist:

Said The Spider To The Fly • One Day He Went Out For Milk And Never Came Back • What I'd Be Without Me • The Sinking Ship, The Grand Applause • Piggy's Had Too Much Wine • Ready, Willing, Cain And Able • Now, We Just Slowly Circle The Draining Fishbowl • A War Is Coming • Your Ankles To Your Earlobes • Let's Be Bad Henry, Let's Be Really Bad • Now You're Gonna Get It • Abby, You're Going To Burn For What You've Done To Me • Your Pretty Little Head • Dying With Decent Music

Spotify ♪ Bandcamp ♪ YouTube

[flingkitten153]

drew art based off of paper chase/nighty nite lyrics/how i interpret them!!!

first one is In My Hospital Gown by The Nighty Nite, last two are your money or your life (the comet) and The Sinking Ship The Grand Applause by the pAper chAse

[so-true-overdue]

Climate Change: A Triumph of Human Ingenuity

Ah, climate change. Humanity's crowning achievement. We've really outdone ourselves this time. The planet, our beloved home, is heating up faster than a microwave dinner. And let's be clear: we did this. Humans, with our insatiable appetite for fossil fuels, have managed to turn up the thermostat of Earth.

It's not as if we had no warnings. Scientists have been waving red flags for decades. But who needs experts when you can just deny the problem? After all, it's so much easier to pretend it's not happening while we bask in our air-conditioned homes. Just ignore the melting glaciers, the rising sea levels, and the increasingly erratic weather patterns. Those are probably just coincidences, right?

Our industrial revolution kickstarted this grand experiment. We figured out how to burn coal, oil, and gas to power our lives. It was a revolution! Who cared about a little carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? Well, turns out, the planet does. Greenhouse gases trap heat. More gases, more heat. Simple math, really.

But here's the kicker: some of the most vulnerable to this man-made disaster are the ones least responsible. Small island nations are sinking. Poor communities are facing severe droughts and floods. Meanwhile, the big polluters carry on, business as usual. Isn't that just the epitome of fairness?

The Arctic is a great example of our handiwork. Once a frozen expanse, it's now on its way to becoming a seasonal puddle. Polar bears and other wildlife are struggling to survive. But hey, at least it's opening new shipping routes. Silver linings, right?

Our oceans are another success story. They're acidifying at an alarming rate. Marine life is dying off, coral reefs are bleaching. But think of all the fish we can catch before they're all gone!

So let's give ourselves a round of applause. We wanted progress, and we got it. We wanted growth, and boy, did we grow. The planet is changing, undeniably. And the best part? It's all thanks to us. Human ingenuity at its finest.

Remember, when future generations look back at the legacy we've left, they’ll marvel at how effectively we ignored the obvious. They'll study the artifacts of our civilization, buried under floodwaters or scorched by wildfires, and they'll say, "Wow, they really knew how to ruin a good thing."

Here's to us. The true architects of climate change.

[tangentofk]

The sinking ship with grand applause.

Band plays on, band plays on

[daisyachain]

Why is it always episode fifteen? Mad Grey Dawn/How the Riddler Got His Name/The Sinking Ship the Grand Applause all fucking insane all best episodes of the season. Take the balls and apply directly to the wall

[badscientist]

id honestly want karaoke /instrumentals of paper chase songs bc theyre wild orchestrally speaking. the most disjointed awkward shit ive ever heard underlined by genuinely lovely melodies

[showmethesneer]

30 Days of Gotham by blackswan7x

Day 2 - Favourite episode

That's Entertainment or Let Them Eat Pie or The Sinking Ship The Grand Applause might be my favourites. though i truly can't believe I've been able to narrow it down to just 3. but as you can see, they are all from season 4.

[hitchell-mope]

I like their dynamic

[pepperedmints]

Things I was really into in the episode ‘The Sinking Ship The Grand Applause’ of Gotham. (5/5):  Basically all of this.

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the pAper chAse- The Sinking Ship, The Grand Applause