#val&cecil

[milominderbindered]

wtnv cecil/carlos episodes complete list

look, bc 200 eps is a lot to get through, i made a list of all the episodes with important and/or particularly good cecil/carlos moments. sort of a relationship timeline sort of just notable stuff !!

Episode 1 - Pilot

(First meeting.  “And I fell in love instantly”)

Episode 3 - Station Management

(Carlos gets his hair cut)

Episode 8 — The Lights in Radon Canyon

(Carlos drops by the station, but tragically does not mention weekend plans)

Episode 16 — The Phone Call

(Cecil gets a phone call from Carlos)

Episode 25 — One Year Later

(Their first big moment)

Episode 27 — First Date

(as it says on the tin)

Episode 30 — Dana

(Carlos studying the house that does not exist)

Episode 31 — A Blinking Light Up On The Mountain

(Carlos makes Cecil dinner)

Episode 35 — Lazy Day

(Carlos has a busy day)

Episode 38 — Orange Grove

(An email from Carlos)

Episode 46 — Parade Day

(Carlos calls in)

Episode 49 — Old Oak Doors

(Carlos and Cecil reunite after a disappearance)

Episode 50 — Capital Campaign

(Carlos is trapped, but scientists are always fine)

Episode 51 — Rumbling

(Carlos reports from the desert)

Episode 52 — The Retirement of Pamela Winchell

(An update on Carlos)

Episode 54 — A Carnival Comes to Town

(Carlos calls)

Episode 55 — The University of What It Is

(Carlos’s university say hi)

Episode 56 — Homecoming

(Cecil misses Carlos)

Episode 58 — Monolith

(Carlos asks Cecil to visit)

Episode 59 — Antiques

(Carlos calls)

Episode 64 — WE MUST GIVE PRAISE

(Cecil paints Carlos)

Episode 65 — Voicemail

(Carlos leaves Cecil voicemails)

Episode 68 — Faceless Old Woman

(Cecil is back from visiting Carlos)

Episode 70A — Taking Flight

(A Carlos heavy episode)

Episode 70B — Review

(Carlos and Cecil reunite)

Episode 71 — The Registry of Middle School Crushes

(A heist)

Episode 75 — Through The Narrow Place

(Cecil and Carlos have matching lycra shorts)

Episode 76 — An Epilogue

(Carlos makes a clever plan, and they go bowling)

Episode 78 — Cooking Stuff

(Carlos and Cecil are going to host Thanksgiving)

Episode 88 — Things Fall Apart

(Carlos calls, and they have nicknames)

Episode 89 — Who’s a Good Boy, Part 1

(Carlos tries to save the town with science)

Episode 100 — Toast

(A big step)

Episode 103 — Ash Beach

(Carlos & Cecil visit Old Woman Josie)

Episode 107 — The Missing Sky

(Another Carlos science mission)

Episode 108 — Cal

(Carlos & Cecil’s home)

Episode 111 — Summer 2017, Night Vale, USA

(Carlos with his scientists, and with Cecil)

Episode 119 - eGemony, Part 3: "Love, Among Other Things, Is All You Need"

(Scientists calibrate their instruments to the length of Carlos’s hair)

Episode 124 — A Door Ajar, Part 1

(Carlos doesn’t want to do science?)

Episode 125 — A Door Ajar, Part 2

(A memory of when they first met)

Episode 126 — A Door Ajar, Part 3

(Couples counselling)

Episode 133 — Are You Sure?

(Carlos’s hair is unusually perfect)

Episode 147 — The Protestor

(Cecil doesn’t know an astronomer, but he does know a scientist)

Episode 149 — The General

(Cecil and Carlos go on a ‘first date’)

Episode 150 — The Birthday of Lee Marvin

(Cecil and Carlos’s 6th anniversary)

Episode 153 — The Heist, Part 1

(Carlos does science at home)

Episode 154 — The Heist, Part 2

(Love is the most important news story)

Episode 155 — The Heist, Part 3

(Carlos is a person of interest, which Cecil has been saying for years)

Episode 159 — Cat Show

(Debates over whose last name Khoshekh should have)

Episode 163 — Bravo

(They go to the theatre)

Episode 165 — Charlie

(Remembering when Carlos was in Desert Bluffs)

Episode 166 — Delta

(Carlos bought….handcuffs….at Target….)

Episode 167 — Echo

(Cecil knows that Carlos liked him from the very first time he called)

Episode 176 — The Autumn Spectre

(Carlos meets Bloody Mary)

Episode 177 - Bloody Laws, Bloody Claws: The Murder of Frank Chen

(Carlos calls)

Episode 181 — C*****s

(Reminiscing… and a new addition)

Episode 182 — It Sticks With You

(A family hike)

Episode 192 - It Doesn't Hold Up

(Carlos falls asleep during movies)

Episode 198 — Them Woods Are A Maze

(They take a break from parenting)

Episode 205 — The Moon is Gone

(Carlos plays Elden Ring 23 hours a day)

Episode 208 - Cecil in The Big City

(Carlos and Cecil take a trip)

Episode 209 - The Black Coat

(It’s nearly ten years since Carlos arrived in Night Vale)

Episode 210 - Ten Years Later

(It’s ten years since Carlos arrived in Night Vale)

Episode 212 - The Campus

(Carlos calls in about his old University)

[cracksh0t]

freakss

[ethanhuntfemmefatale]

excellent men with long hair representation in this movie. i approve (man with long hair who thinks men with long hair are sexy)

[evilyaoi]

trying on his glasses

[thedogsleg]

Call the midwife will literally tell you the most heart wrenching little story and then next scene go "but like that wedding you really care abut? Between the guy u hate and his wife ur growing to hate? Yeahhh THATS what u wanna see rn >:)"

[petrichorvoices]

hi my arms are cold

hi put on a sweater. do you know anything about cipher decoding? it's 3;52am and we're transfixed on this shit

[sinisterplace]

tts voice Group of As Group of As Group of As

[valtsv]

who are your favorite voice actors in podcasts?

jonny sims as jon(athan sims) (the magnus archives), dina shihabi as melody pendras (archive 81), cecil baldwin as cecil palmer (wtnv), chioma nwalioba as annabelle cane (tma), lydia nicholas as melanie king (tma), luke booys as michael distortion/shelley (tma), muna hussen as riyo (i am in eskew), méabh de brún as carpenter (the silt verses), marta da silva as VAL (tsv)

[creator-indy]

*carn tries to take a nap after what happened*

*getting so angry and extending parts on his body like that exhausts him*

*too bad the guard dogs are gone and the door is still unlocked to both his room and the door to his building*

*HE BUSTS IN*

HELLO MR VAL IM CECIL PLEASURE TO MEET YOU I HEARD YOU ENCOUNTERED A TOON COG HYBRID?

[echoes-lighthouse]

F/O Masterlist

Okay, I'm at the point where I'm going to have to make The Big List. So this is just a list of everyone that I conceivably might post selfship content about, so if people need to block tags or ask me in advance to tag things, you're aware of the possibility! I'll do my best to update this and let folks know when it's been updated.

This is specifically a list of my romantic or semi-romantic f/os, since those are the ones people usually care about blocking. Maybe I will make a separate list for platonic/familial selfships!

Organized alphabetically by source: let's go!

Primaries

(I Have Posted About Them Before And I Will Likely Post Again)

Tate Langdon (American Horror Story - #my ghost boy), miscellaneous sideships with other Season 1 ghosts

Grell Sutcliffe (Black Butler - #don't fear the reaper)

Toshinori Yagi (BNHA- #sunflower time)

Shigaraki Tomura (BNHA- #my gamer boy)

Himiko Toga (BNHA - #bestie hours), includes a LoV polycule with Shigaraki, Spinner, Magne, Mr. Compress, Dabi, and maybe Kurogiri

Alex (Clockwork Orange - #clockwork siblings)

Penelope Garcia (Criminal Minds - tag TBD)

Jester Lavorre (Critical Role- #my sweetling)

Monokuma (Danganronpa- #my evil lil bear)

The Joker (DC/TDK - #the lover who laughs)

Dirk Strider (Homestuck - #heart of hearts)

Vox and Valentino (Hazbin Hotel - #digital poison), includes sex work with most of the main cast

Emberlynn (Helluva Boss - tag TBD)

Stolas (Helluva Boss - #secrets of the stars)

Armand, Gabrielle, Lestat, Louis, Daniel (Interview With The Vampire - #messy vampire polycule)

Val Frizzle (Magic School Bus - #val <3)

Gertrude Robinson (The Magnus Archives - #archivist my archivist)

Jonah Magnus (The Magnus Archives - #eyes on you)

Mary Poppins (Mary Poppins - #mary and me)

Jack Skellington (Nightmare Before Christmas - #my skeleman)

Zero Rick Sanchez (Pocket Mortys - #waiting in the stars), may include other Ricks as the mood takes me

Death (Sandman - #death becomes them)

Delirium (Sandman - #eyestrain pals)

Cecil and Kevin (WTNV - #listener and watcher)

Tumblr (Miscellanious Sources - #beloved hellsite)

Non-Primaries

(content about these is rare or hasn't happened yet, but it might! None have tags assigned yet, but I'll assign them if you ask.)

Garfield the Deals Warlock (The Adventure Zone)

Iroh (ATLA)

Tsuyu Asui (BNHA)

Nezu (BNHA)

Aizawa Shota (BNHA) only in a hook-up sense but still worth mentioning

Laudna and Imogen (Critical Role), currently on hold because I only got 10 episodes into C3

Hoid (Cosmere)

Celeste, Junko, Toko (Danganronpa 1)

Eventually I'll get through the other Danganronpa games and add f/os from those as well

L (Death Note)

Queen (Deltarune)

Judge Frollo (Disney's Notre Dame)

Captain Hook (Live Action Peter Pan)

Yuri (Doki Doki Literature Club)

Oswalda Cobblepots (DC)

Thirteenth Doctor (Doctor Who)

TARDIS (Doctor Who: my partner ships with her, not me, but I might post content for them)

Fandomstuck f/os are still to be determined

Sun/Moon (FNAF:SB)

Glamrock Chica (FNAF:SB)

The Creation (Frankenstein)

Garfield (Garfield)

Miku Binder Thomas Jefferson (Hamilton adjacent?? - #insufferable pokelovers)

Minerva McGonagall (Harry Potter)

Severus Snape (Harry Potter)

Honestly the entire Homestuck cast is a possibility for me

The Devil (The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus)

Persephone (Lore Olympus)

Jonathan Sims (The Magnus Archives)

Michael (The Magnus Archives)

Minecraft Villager OC

Bert, Ernie, Gonzo (The Muppets)

Mae Borowski (Night In The Woods)

Haruhi Fujioka (OHSHC)

Calypso (Pirates of the Caribbean)

Erik (POTO)

Christine Daae(POTO)

Desire (Sandman)

Trencil (Smile For Me)

Rose Quartz (Steven Universe)

Charlie Bradbury (Supernatural)

Rorschach (Watchmen)

[holmesillustrations]

Vote for your favourite, the top 9 will proceed in the bracket. Since theyre all different shapes and sizes, make sure to click into the full views!

Paget Eliminations // Other Artist Eliminations

Full captions and details for each illustration below the cut:

"In the light of the lantern i read, with a thrill of horror, 'the sign of the four'." HM Kerr, Sign of Four (1890 Spencer Blackett Novel) Characters: Watson, Holmes, Batholomew Sholto

[Holmes and Watson hiding on the train platform] Harry C. Edwards, Final Problem (McClure’s) Characters: Holmes

"You infernal spies!" the man cried." FD Steele, Priory School (Collier’s) Characters: Holmes

"The lady lay back exhausted upon a couch enveloped in a loose dressing-gown of blue and silver." FD Steele, Abbey Grange (Collier’s) Characters: Hopkins, Holmes, Lady Brackenstall, Theresa, Watson

"Halloa, Watson! What is this?" Arthur Twidle, Bruce-Partington Plans (The Strand) Characters: Watson, Holmes

"What has happened to the Lady Frances? Is she alive or dead? There is our problem" FD Steele, Lady Frances Carfax (The American Magazine) Characters: Watson, Holmes

"Mrs. Douglas turned, and in an instant her arms were round him. Barker has seized his outstretched hand." Frank Wiles, Valley of Fear (The Strand) Characters: Cecil Barker, Douglas/McMurdo, Mrs Douglas, Holmes, Watson

"This quiet house is the center of half the mischief in England; the sporting squire the most astute secret-service man in Europe!" FD Steele, His Last Bow (Collier’s) Characters: Baron von Herling, Von Bork

"Dog and man were rolling on the ground together, the one roaring in rage, the other screaming in a strange shrill falsetto of terror." HK Elcock, Creeping Man (The Strand) Characters: Prof Presbury, Trevor Bennett, Holmes, Watson

"In the great drawing-room a lady awaited us, demure and remote as a snow image on a mountain." JR Flanagan, Illustrious Client (Collier’s) Characters: Violet deMerville

"I gripped the old man by the shoulder, but he shrank away." HK Elcock, Blanched Soldier (The Strand) Characters: Col Emsworth, James Dodd

"There was something in the woman's voice which arrested Holmes' attention." Frank Wiles, Veiled Lodger (The Strand) Characters: Watson, Holmes, Eugenia Ronder

[hearts-4-valentina]

hiiii!!!!!! im valentina, but u can call me val <3333

i've seen tons of my friends make blogs here, i guess its my turn teehee <333

@the-favorite-aphrodite-kid good friend 💗

@cecil---markowitz good friend no2!!!

@lou-ellen--blackstone ur cool 🖤

@ellis--wakefield/ @ellis-aka-the-bomb-dot-com goofy ahh 🫵

@miranda-gardiner can we be friends pls 🌱

send asks pls!!!!!! <3

[lifesver]

val was telling us about how women could like, mostly not open a bank account of their own without their husband's signature until 74 when an act passed. so i rly do think lorelai was able to get cecil out of their family's life more when she could finally sign for her own bank account. and then eventually divorce his dumb ass.

[ladyjaneasherr]

Jane Asher and Gawn Grainger as Juliet Capulet and Romeo in “Romeo and Juliet” presentation while being on tour in the USA, 1967. Part 2. 🩶

Previously posted pictures with my old username, updating it with the new one.

Old Vic Brings First Spoken Drama to The Music Center. By Cecil Smith. Los Angeles times— March 5th, 1967.

It seems a curious bit of scheduling to have the Bristol Old Vic in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of The Music Center, opening a three-week season of Shakespeare Tuesday night.The company is doing the first spoken drama ever performed in the new complex and it arrives on the threshold, the very eve, of the twin openings of the new theaters designed primarily for drama next month. Not that the spoken word is a stranger to the Pavilion. Some of the more interesting musical plays produced there, notably "Fiddler on the Roof," have been as dependent on their dramatic as on their musical structure. And if the Pavilion is fundamentally a music hall, still the verbal music of Shakespeare can be as stirring and compelling as any instrumental or vocal music ever devised. No one plays this music better than a British ensemble and among the great companies of England the Bristol Old Vic is considered one of the best. No less an authority than Sir Tyrone Guthrie says it is among the world's finest acting companies and that its managing director, Val May, is an immensely vital force in the English-speaking theater.

Suited the Action

Sir Tyrone suited the action to the word by staging the production of "Measure for Measure" that opens the BOV season here. May directed the production of "Hamlet" that enters the repertory Thursday and the "Romeo and Juliet" that will open next week. The three plays will rotate through March 25. The Bristol Old Vic was initially formed in 1946 as an offshoot, a sort of farm club for London's justly celebrated Old Vic. When the latter was melded into the British National Theater three years ago, the BOV became an independent entity.

It is supported by an annual grant of 40,000 pounds from the Federal Arts Council, plus a grant from the city of Bristol and its thriving box offices in two theaters-the legendary Theater Royal and its new Little Theater. But even in its days as m the outpost of the London company, the Bristol Old Vic had an individuality and a spirit all its own. I remember when the parent organization was in the Philharmonic on one of its tours some years ago, I asked John Neville, who was playing Hamlet, what his plans were after the tour, and he said he was leaving the London company to return to Bristol. I asked him why. "It's more adventurous, more experimental, more daring and," he smiled, "more fun."

Although the BOV is only doing Shakespeare on this first American tour under the sponsorship of S. Hurok, the Bard is not its primary product in England. The company is known as an innovator, launching new plays and new playwrights, trying new areas of stagecraft, new methods and new approaches. It was in the vanguard of the new wave of British drama that spawned Pinter, Shaffer, Osborne, Arden, Wesker, and others. It was the first company to produce an English version of Erwin Piscator's "War and Peace" (later staged with immense success in this country by the APA) and it first provided a stage for such plays as "A Severed Head" and "The Killing of Sister George." ⠀⠀⠀

The company has a vigorous acting school and training program that has a spawned a legendary crop of stars, among them Rosemary Harris, Peter O'Toole, Dorothy Tutin and Paul Rogers. m Although the concentration is on youth, many an established star has played at Bristol, including Wendy Hiller, Moira Shearer, Pamela Brown and Neville.

The Hamlet of the current company is one of England's brightest young stars, Richard Pasco. He's little known in this country, though he was in the movie "Room at the Top" and played Broadway with Laurence Olivier in

"The Entertainer." Pasco, who also plays the key role of Angelo in "Measure for Measure," told a Times correspondent in Bristol recently that he sees Hamlet as "a fish out of water." "He's plunked right in the middle of all this political intrigue and violence and that's what he hates most— violence," Pasco said.

He approves director May's decision to set the play in the Napoleonic era-"lots of conspiracy and blood around in those days." Pasco said his first West End job as an actor was in "Hamlet"-playing Fortinbras to the prince of Paul Scofield. He feels Scofield saw the character as "an angry young man." "Yet," said Pasco, "he's really pretty cool. He likes to think about things-in a world that likes to act. Not that he's unable to take care of himself—he learned that as a soldier. But he's a scholar who knows that violence only leads to more violence. It's not in his nature to do the things that have to be done.

That's the terrible part." Pasco was the original angry young man—he played Jimmy Porter in the English Stage Company's famous production of "Look Back in Anger" in 1956, which launched the new wave of British drama. Most of his career has been in classical repertory though he's also starred in British television and movies. He joined the Bristol Old Vic in 1964 for its first tour of Europe, which extended as far as Israel.

Famous member⠀⠀⠀

Actually, the most famous member of the current troupe is its Juliet, 20-year old Jane Asher-particularly with the miniskirt set. The fame that preceded her had nothing to do with her acting but her fan magazine reputation as the girl friend of Beatle Paul McCartney, which has brought out swarms of teenagers on the cross-country tour. In proper repertory fashion, she balances Juliet with the tiny role of Julietta in "Measure for Measure." There are other players quite celebrated in Britain among them, John Franklyn Robbins, Frank Barrie, Madge Ryan, Frank Middlemass, Gwan Granger, Barbara Leigh-Hunt. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

But as in the National Theater, the Comedie Francaise, the Moscow Art Theater, one goes to see an ensemble, not an individual. This is a new wrinkle in this country but with the success of such ensembles as the APA, ACT and others, it's gaining momentum. There's an immense sense of pride in the Bristol company and in its homebase theater, the 200-year-old Theater Royal in cred Eritain on a heater where Sarah Siddons played and Edmund Kean, William Charles Macready, Jenny Lind, Henry Irving and Ellen, Terry-the ghost of Mrs. Siddons is said to stalk its stage.

Some feel it prophetic that the Blitz, which levered much of Bristol, spared the theater. Val May accompanied his players to this country and stayed with them through their highly acclaimed New York openings, then returned to Bristol to prepare his spring season, which includes such varied offerings as "The Hostage," "The Taming of the Shrew," Galsworthy's "Strife" and Pinter's "The Homecoming."

Among three new plays to be produced is one by American author Robert Rich, "Message from the Grassroots," a play about Malcolm X with an all-white cast.

Dr. Guthrie met the troupe in Philadelphia to brush up his initial staging of "Measure for Measure," that blackest of black comedies, which was much condemned in Victorian England for its outspoken attitudes on sex and morals and its cynicism. Dr. Guthrie told me later he was quite pleased with the production and it was greeted in Philadelphia, Boston and New York with warmth and a goodly share of critical hosannas.

The play is out of Shakespeare's middle period when he was at the height of his powers, written at about the time he wrote "Othello," after "Hamlet" and prior to "Lear." Although labeled a comedy, it is quite a serious work and tragedy is narrowly averted and then only through good fortune. It's easy to see how it shocked the Victorians, dealing with the stern enforcer of a Viennese law holding fornication illegal and punishable by death.

When a young man gets his girl with child, he is sentenced to die, and his sister, a novice in a nunnery, offers her own chastity in exchange for her brother's life. What particularly upset the Victorians was Shakespeare's straightforward appraisal of humanity, as when he has the wry Pompey ask the young governor if, to enforce the law, he plans "to geld and spay all the youth of the city?" Eras change. The candor that delights one age shocks another and can delight a third. But what endures is the essential truth in the poet in his evaluation of man for all his vice and folly.

When he has Angelo say: "They say best men are moulded out of faults, and, for the most part, become much the better for being a little bad," it's downright comforting.

[zekes-original-character-rambles]

Sup I’m Zeke this is the blog to talk about my ocs and keep it organized lol.

main is @monstrousmaws

I hope you enjoy nonsensical rambles about my little guys cause oh boy are you gonna get them

you can find all posts about a specific OC by going to their tag which is their full name

e.g “Abigail “Arachne” Spinner” or “Leon” or “Melanie Brooks”

alphabetical list of all my ocs below the cut

Abigail “Arachne” Spinner

Ace

Adam

Alex

Amelia Brown

Amethyst

Amnesia Torres

Anatomy “Ana”

Anglerfish “Angie”

Aster Hart

Arcadia “Arcade” Star

Avery Fitzgerald 

Bambi

Bianca

Black Brew

Bones Dumont

Briar

Bubbles Pierrot

Bunny O’Riley

Butterfly

Cade King

Candle Shine

Carnival “Val”

Cecil

Chance Angel

Charlie Lantern

Christopher “Chris” Otho

Chrysalis The Fae King

Clyde

Comet

Crow Dunn

Cryptid

Cyan Jones

Damien Hart

Dash Bloodwing

Echo

Edie Von Zarovich

Eio Carla Shara

Emily Brooks

Emmet Ward

Ethel

Evelyn Ward

Everything “Eve”

Featharchism “Feathery” 

Fern

Frigid

Galadriel

Ghost Edwards

Ginger “Gingi” Kindheart 

Green Hart

Hayley Gray

Hex

Hexadecimal 

Honey Vespidae

Izzy

Jane Doe

Jaqueline “Jack/Jackie” Lantern

Kane

Kirigu

Kit Crimson

Laika Roberts

Leela

Leon

Leona Murray

Lizard “Lizzie”

Malevolent “Mal”

Mallory Hart

Marionette “Mari” Graves

Maroon

Mausoleum “Lee” Terminus

Maya

Melanie Brooks

Michael

Michael “Mikey” Hallow

Millipede “Millie” Danger

Mistophelees 

Mold Infested Automaton “M.I.A”

Monster

Mordred Banneret

Morgan Asphodel 

Nana Watcher

Natalie/Nathan Skye

Nicky

Niko Watcher

Onyx Smith

Persephone Smith

Poppy Jackson

Poseidon

Rags

Random

Reynard

Robo

Ruby

Sabrine

Salem Green

Saskia Blight

Saturn

Scout Brown

Shapeshifter

Snail Rose

Sugar Bailey

Swallowtail

Tempest

Theodosia “Thunder” MacNamara

Tox Matthews

Valentine Carmine

Viola Kelly

Violet

Wither

Zanthe Brighton Shara

[finly-showwoman]

So far for the cast I've got this;

Hamilton- Rye

Burr- Kiefer

George Washington- Colt

Eliza- Jesse (Don't worry, me and King will help tailor something that isn't too feminine for you to wear❤️)

Angelica- Ms Farie

Peggy- Chiffon

Thomas Jefferson- King

James Madison- Marley

Maria Reynolds- Val

Hercules Mulligan- Archie

Layfayette- Yorath

John Laurens- Venus

Phillip Hamilton- Cecil

King George- William

Remember, this is for anyone to join!! Any and all applications are welcome!🤗