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[athoughtfulsandwich]

The only valid reaction to Hulk's son is the one from my brother:

"Did Bruce Banner f*ck Ian Malcom??"

[athoughtfulsandwich]

Matthew my beloved <3

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The boys but I become more and more afraid of Homelander with each episode

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The funniest detail about the Shadow and Bone show is that apparently trains have been invented, yet the only person (that we know of) who uses this kind of technology is the Conductor to cross the Fold

[athoughtfulsandwich]

Not me actually regretting finishing Red Dead Redemption 2, because I can't play as Arthur anymore.

[maxreddead]

Arthur: Outlaw, gunslinger, killer, bad man, tought guy who gives no shits.

us: him need hug 🥺🥺🥺

[athoughtfulsandwich]

I can't talk right now. I'm doing hot girl shit.

The 'hot girl shit':*crying while That's The Way It Is by Daniel Lanois plays in the background*

[athoughtfulsandwich]

I think I would have enjoyed it, if Connor was an android pretending to be human. Like he started in the DPD as a normal detective, maybe from "out of town" or another precinct and he tries to blend in with the humans. Becoming a deviant would have been so much “easier” or riskier for him as he is constantly trying to prove he’s a human. Maybe (depending on the route the player would take) Connor would be convinced he's human as well.

Also the whole traitor narrative between Connor and Jericho would have been waaaayyy better, if Connor was pretending to be human the whole time, maybe even denying his true self. 

And the only reason I’m applying this concept to Connor is because it works the best for Connor. Markus and Kara’s stories wouldn’t fit.

[chaoswhich]

listen i’m MAD about them bring hopper back for s4. he’s consistently been one of my favourite characters in the series but i feel like his character arch ahad closed, he’d sacrificed himself to save his second daughter when he couldn’t save his first.

Jane and the byers’ family moved away and the letter even seemed to push them toward the process of healing even if we don’t see them begin to heal as s3 closes. Jane who the plot has revolved around so far is shown to be moving toward being at peace in the last ep as they drive away and the sun shines on half her face signifying that she’s moving toward a lighter part of her life.

even hopper’s storyline w joyce had started struggling to maintain its charm as the pinning of the two characters started feeling forced and the acceleration of their romance felt like fan service.

ALso as a supernatural fan i’m worried that this’ll become a common thread w people coming back from the dead regularly and that’ll really just backfire and make these moments less impactful

[athoughtfulsandwich]

If anyone asks me what my sexuality is, I'm just going to say confused. I'm done trying to figure it out.

[athoughtfulsandwich]

"My child is completely fine." Your child's favorite character is a robot that kills humans.

[athoughtfulsandwich]

"My child is completely fine." Your child's favorite character is a criminal dressed up as a Harlekin.

[casmick-consequences]

if they didn’t want us to ship destiel, they should’ve correctly and respectfully developed their female leads/characters more.

[thexmenarebetterthanyou]

@ dc im BEGGING you to adapt other batman rogues

[the-mostfabulous-damnthing]

those people who think Harley Quinn and the Joker are “relationship goals” are probably the same people who thought 50 shades of grey and Twilight featured healthy relationships.

[octopisunsets]

Hot take if DC wanted to make a movie about rogues that were a victim of circumstance and are ACTUALLY sympathetic then they should have made movies about the Riddler or Scarecrow, two characters with backstories that involve growing up being abused by their guardians and told repeatedly that they were worthless and stupid. Their first acts of crime were killing their abusers.

They were brilliant, misunderstood children that were abused and bullied and were left alone and hurting. They are sympathetic. Their lives could have been drastically different if someone had just extended a kind hand to them. 

Make movies about the Riddler or Scarecrow. I’m over Joker. He’s not a victim of circumstance, he’s just a monster. 

[athoughtfulsandwich]

'He' s not a victim of circumstance, he's just a monster' thank you!!

[athoughtfulsandwich]

I'm currently reading the Harleen Comics and rewatching Hannibal and all I want now is a Harley Quinn TV show with the seriousness of Hannibal and the psychology aspect of it. AAAAHAHH