#this season was so gooood

[cassettemoon]

A troupe of macaques

[cuelovecrime]

the fact that mark bition was yelling stuff at the fix that was so full of self hatred yet no one caught that ambition had been corrupted by self loathing is soo interesting. because ambition and self loathing are not similiar concepts per se but look how easy it was for ambition to continue neglecting what's good for the self, how they tied their self-worth to their achievements, how they started to punish the big guy for failing to achieve their ever raising goals. look at how easy it must've been to blame the self for everything that went wrong, to start loathing yourself, "elias hodge is the big guy's biggest problem."

[lookanartdweeb]

Currently sending flowers to the Sonic Prime writers for gifting me with more sonadow content 💐💐💐💐

[loudfederationscreeching]

really really super enjoying how the dominion is slowly introduced over the course of season two

first wind we catch of the dominion is via quark when he hears of them through an attempted trade agreement with someone in the gamma quadrant - makes a ton of sense that the first thing we learn is that they are a powerful force in the economics of the gamma quadrant, and it also makes great use of both quark and zek as narrative forces

the second reference to them is when a group of three million refugees make their way through the wormhole - this was also interesting because the group had been essentially farmer serfs to a more powerful species (or maybe just political group? its unclear) on their home planet, and were freed as a side effect of that group being conquered by the dominion. this to me felt like a really interesting second thing we learn; it really underscores the way deep space nine is seeing the ripples of the dominion far far before anything concrete

and then! the third reference! is a man who survived his planet being conquered, and recreated his life via hologram on another world - this episode serving to really put a face to the harm that the dominion has been causing in the gamma quadrant

this all leads up to the season two finale where sisko, quark, nog, and jake encounter a jem'hadar soldier while on their camping trip. SUCH a multilayered approach to introducing the major antagonists of the series, a great slow burn and easily the best execution of this in any star trek in my opinion. deep space nine so perfectly transitioned from episodic to serialized and it blows my mind every time

[tonihatessociety]

Okay I need to talk about the New Helluva Boss music video!

So, in the Video Blitzø is represented by the moon, which is such an amazing metaphor. I could literally die!

Here are the reasons for that:

1. Him revolving around Stolas?! It shows that they somehow always come back to each other but always stay distant. He is moving around Stolas but always only showing his light side, showing what is easy to show, but never the dark side, always keeping control.

2. THE DARK SIDE! For the first part of the Video we see Stolas almost chaising around the moon to somehow get behind it, to get to the dark side. Stolas want's to See Blitzøs dark side and be there for him, but Blitzø won't let them. Stolas knows how hurt Blitzø is, but isn't Sure how to approach that. But the when he gets to the dark side he sees the hurt Blitzø and want to comfort him. He genuilly want's to be there for him, but the moon turns again shutting him out.

3. They always meet on full moons for their deal so It's such a cool draw back to that information from the literal first ever Episode.

4. THE ICARUS REFERENCE! At the end of the video Stolas is making one last jump towards the moon but isnt able to reach it. Instead he is falling while still reaching for it. This is an amazing reference to the greek myth of Icarus, in which the young hero literally flys to close to the sun and falls to his death. This on the one hand shows how much Blitzø means to Stolas and how fatal a break between the two would be for him, and on the other hand it makes clear that Stolas is willing to try one more time. He is willing to "make ammends" and find a way to make it comfortable for Blitzø. But he still is expecting this last try to fail, because he won't be strong enough, not juming high enough.

5. The whole night theme showing how Stolas feels like Blitzø and him is something not fit for daylight. Not fit outside of the safeness of the quiet, dark night.

6. Him pushing the literal earth away for the moon? He doesn't care about anything else then them. Not even the entire earth is more important to him then Blitzø.

To conclude: Stolas is absolutely undeniably in love but is so scared to get hurt. Blitzø is not in contact with his emotions. And the next episode will make me CRY!

Thanks for coming to my TedTalk. We are fucked!

[jennchube]

Apothecary Diaries~

[graciehart]

Every Episode of Timeless ⤷ 1x15 “Public Enemy No. 1”

No matter how hard it is to do, you have to do what's right. You have to help us. There's nobody else but you.

[fluffycatgirl]

gods symphogear is so goooood

everyone should watch it

symphogear!

[stewy]

GIRL. SO CONFUSING

[spextronaut]

I’m sooooo fucking normal after that mhm mhm :)

[storm-of-feathers]

:')

[zohanimenthusiast]

JJK SEASON 2 NEW TRAILERRRRR

[cakebatteronabrickwall]

The musical variation that has played several times during tomshiv’s more emotional interactions this season goes so hard, but in 4.07 it literally exploded. Like, the melody was boiling beneath the surface, much like their argument, and it finally spilled over.

[headstrongblake]

also, lowkey i‘ve been married for three months as of today and im obsessed with being a wife.

[ice-sculptures]

fuck i'm so mad that IANOWT was canceled

[bonicle]

Listening to SEASON after exclusively listening to LONG SEASON on repeat for a week (there is something deeply wrong with me) feels so wrong. Like mr Fishmans. No. Thats not how it goes