#veronica and hannah

[aborddelimpala]

SPN + Pop Culture | TV Show references

[veronicamarsconfessions]

Dr. Misty Hook, a psychologist, wrote an entry about Logan & Veronica for Neptune Noir book (2005)

[knowthatiloveyou]

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Hannah Waddingham at the 2024 BAFTAs, BAFTAs Dinner, and Netflix BAFTAs After Party February 18, 2024

[nectorbruise]

I was sketching and thinking about Black Friday

Did anybody watch that star kid show and knows who they are. Good ol lex foster and Ethan green, my favorite musical couple just behind Paulkins. My favorite punks, my tired parents, my lovely main characters(?) Ethan really isn’t but fuck you, he is in my heart

[clemssigss]

just me and the lavender moon. 🌑

[emmanelson]

JASON DOHRING and JESSY SCHRAM as LOGAN ECHOLLS AND HANNAH GRIFFITH in VERONICA MARS | 2X16 "THE RAPES OF GRAFF" (2006)

[princehendir]

Projecting my grief over my dead daughter onto this random lesbian I met at a truck stop. As Normal Men Often Do.

[fluffomatic]

Soooo, are you shocked? I knew I wanted to draw my Tomadachi boy Victor getting tickled. He is definitely my stereotypical lee. He was absolutely going to get destroyed

(My art don't repost but please reblog)

[kpopandbookschild]

Book pole round 1 #5

if your favourite isnt on this poll, check a different one! it might be there!

[raisedbythetv89]

We all know they put Jason in some absolutely hideous fits but THIS ONE

HORRIFIC. THE COLORS HURT MY EYES 😭

AND HIS HAIR 😭😭😭😭😭 GIVE MY BABY GIRL HIS FLUFFY HAIR BACK IMMEDIATELY 🫵🏻

[bagesims]

[thefandomeffect-noah]

HEATHERS SWEEP HEATHERS SWEEP.

Hannah, INEZ, and KAYLEIGH??? AND they’re mixing up the alt tracks again????

Also the dance captain isn’t the super swing this time and there’s only one, wonder how these changes will affect the costume assignments.

Also I fucking KNEW Natalie Pilkington was gonna be the next universal swing, I wonder if she’s gonna wear her black costume again.

Super excited to see what these new queens bring to their roles!!!

[lesliesknopes]

Lesbian-gay hangout with Betty, Veronica, Kevin and Clay. While looking disgusted at inviting Reggie and Archie.

Who is writing this episode??

[autobot2001]

Day 5; It's All Fun and Games Until Someone Gets Hurt

Fadnom; transformers Characters: Lily (OC), Veronica (OC), Jasmine (OC), the preschoolers; Audrey (OC) Leah and Hannah ( twins, OCs), Ratchet, Sideswipe, Sunstreaker, Sarah Lennox Rating: E Description; a fun game retelling the story of Princess Fiona ends with Lily getting injured. After she's taken care of, the group of friends end up joking while eating candy.

Angstober; dried and cracked Whumpober; "It's broken." AI-lesstober; hostage OC-tober; (skipped) Flufftober; create a fairytale retelling (I might not have done the fairytale retelling prompt right. ) Comfortober; treehouse

"You want us to what?" Lily asks. "Recreate a fairytale," Veronica explains, "but in a fun way for the three little kids. I think this is a fairytale only in the Shrek movies, but close enough." "You have this planned out, don't you?" "Yup," Veronica smiles, "we just need Sunstreaker." Oh boy. Lily thinks as she watches Veronica go into the house. I'm glad she's not trying to avoid him, but this might be too far. Even if Sunstreaker sometimes plays with the little kids. She goes into the house.

The three preschoolers and Sunstreaker are in the kitchen. Sunstreaker isn't bothered that he's eating with them. He's more focused on how Lily's friend is actually approaching him. With the struggle to get to this point, this is still a surprise for him. Sunstreaker isn't sure what Veronica is talking about. "Oh, I know what she's talking about," Sarah Lennox jumps in, "a kid's movie." Sarah explains the story of Princess Fiona in the Shrek movies. Also questioning what Veronica is thinking. "I think she's inspired by her drama club," Lily adds, "though it seems childish for a high school drama club." Veronica explains how she got the idea during drama club. She knew this would be more like playing since she will have three preschoolers involved. Sarah is more interested than Sunstreaker; who doesn't get why he would pretend to save Lily from a pretend dragon? As much as he'd rather the two femmes ask Sideswipe, Sunstreaker agrees with the idea. While this conversation is happening, Sunstreaker observes how often Lily licks her lips. "Come here," he pulls Lily closer, "what's wrong with your lips?" Sunstreaker does see that Lily's lips are dried and cracked. "Happens every year with the colder weather," Lily explains, "you never noticed before?" "And she licks off the chapstick she puts on," Veronica comments, "which definitely adds to the question, how did you not see this since you met her?" "Ok, let's go play this game before dinner," Sarah insists and goes to get the three girls ready. "How long does she think this will take?" Veronica asks.

Lily laughs upon hearing Veronica's idea, while Sunstreaker is displeased. "You want me to pretend three kids are a challenge?" "Oh, come on, it's just a game," Lily argues. "Fine," Sunstreaker sulks.

The little girls follow what Veronica is doing. Pretending to be the dragon protecting the treehouse. Sarah and Veronica didn't think Sunstreaker would let the kids tackle him to the ground. Lily stands by the banister, laughing. She misjudges he footing and goes cover the banister. Everyone watches Lily fall over the railing onto the ground. Lily says she's ok until she tries to get up. Realizing she has an injury to her right arm. "Shit," she says as she sits on the grass. Sunstreaker looks at Lily's arm, noticing the swelling in her wrist. Resulting in crying as he touches her wrist. "Definitely going to have to call one of the medics," Sunstreaker concludes, "Jasmine isn't here?" Sarah shakes her head to say no. Hopefully, one of them will come here. Sunstreaker hopes. Lily is in too much pain to move. I hope it's not a sign this is serious. The preschoolers get toys from the tree house, thinking that'll make Lily feel better. Everyone smiles at their cute attempt. Sarah tries to get the girls back inside, but they refuse. The best she can do is get them to sit on the ground.

Jasmine and Ratchet walk through the portal. Immediately greeted by Audrey. "Hurt," the little girl says, pointing to Lily while holding Ratchet's hand and leading him to Lily.

Sunstreaker explains what happened and how Lily doesn't want to be touched. Ratchet already came prepared with local anesthesia. Sunstreaker carries Lily into the makeshift medbay in the large barn ten feet from the back of the house.

Lily is calm while Ratchet does x-rays. She sits on Sunstreaker's lap while Ratchet looks at the X-rays. "It's broken," Ratchet comments, "and with the swelling, it's better to put a splint on for at least a day." Ratchet gets a bedside table to use to work.

As Ratchet finishes, Jasmine walks in with Audrey, who walks over to Lily with a lollipop. "What are you guys teaching her?" Sunstreaker asks, "also, where's mine, Audrey?" "You're not hurt," Audrey argues. "This helps when dealing with little kids who are scared of doctors," Ratchet explains, "even while I'm Audrey's doctor, she still gets scared. Ok, Lily, we'll take a look at your wrist tomorrow. Take over-the-counter pain relief. The local anesthesia isn't going to last much longer." "Play," Audrey says while trying to make Lily get up. "Just be careful," Ratchet says. The five leave the barn and go into the house.

Sarah, the twins preschoolers, and Veronica are in the kitchen when the others enter the house. They see Sarah gave the little girls lollipops, and Veronica has one. Sunstreaker sees the container of candy on the counter and gets a lollipop. "That's going away," Sarah says. "Hopefully, before Sideswipe sees it," Lily jokes. "Sees what?" They hear Sideswipe asks, before he sees the container, "that you're not sharing the candy?" "Get out of here," Sunstreaker argues, trying to shove Sideswipe out of the kitchen. The preschoolers, Lily and Veronica laugh, "you're a pain. Fine, a few pieces." Sunstreaker gets the candy as Sideswipe realizes what's on Lily's arm. Hating what happened and that she'll be getting a cast tomorrow. The twins decide to return to D.C. with Lily and Veronica since Lily still has school. "I doubt they would be staying here if you didn't get hurt," Veronica comments, making Lily laugh. Sunstreaker turns away, hoping no one sees him blushing. What's to be embarrassed about? We know you love her. Sideswipe asks. "Isn't Sideswipe your guardian, Veronica?" Sarah asks. "So we both have to go back anyway," Sunstreaker comments, "even if the Decepticons have been quiet, and we have groundbridge technology." "Oh, just say you don't want to be away from me longer than while I'm in school." Sunstreaker didn't think Lily would kiss him. "Ewe!" The preschoolers exclaim. "Let me interrupt to give Lily these," Jasmine comments, giving Lily pain relief. After Lily takes the pills, she, Veronica, and the twins take the three preschoolers to play. Sarah quickly hides the candy. "Well, this turned out good. I mean, Lily getting hurt sucks, but I think she's distracted," Jasmine comments.

[fandomshatewomen]

do you not know what pretty little liars is

hey so you can go ahead and chill with the attitude

[link to the original ask]

i'm not the mod who answered the first message but tbh i agree with laina. while i can appreciate the intention to have a mainstream tv show where the lead characters are all trans girls/women but their trans-ness is not at the core of the drama they face, that doesn't really work with the PLL model.

i read all the books and watched the first couple seasons when they came out and the general concept of the series was that these rich/upper middle class suburban girls kept making pretty much the worst decisions -- and yes, lying -- when faced with their various dilemmas. it makes for a compelling YA series but i think it's intellectually dishonest to imagine that this model could be pulled off with trans characters while avoiding transphobia, in today's cultural environment.

on the other hand, if we use a narrative model like sex and the city -- like laina mentioned -- centering transfemme characters without making an issue of transphobia is a much easier trick to pull off. the characters can live in a progressive city or town and work in spaces that have nothing to do with their trans-ness. basically if they're grownups rather than teenagers they have much more autonomy over their lives, structurally reducing their vulnerability to transphobia.

i'll add my opinion here that i think it's unrealistic to literally completely avoid the issue of transphobia, because it is still a relevant issue, and part of the power of representation is to provide real people who live at certain intersections of identity with a possibility model of how to handle issues they may face in real life.

mod dyr

[murkyhazed]

finally, ocs tags