On this day in Stydia history…
“It was you, Lydia.” “Hold her hand.” “We always seem to find each other anyway.” and let’s not forget those precious *little* smiles.
(March 8, 2016)
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@blackninja98
On this day in Stydia history…
“It was you, Lydia.” “Hold her hand.” “We always seem to find each other anyway.” and let’s not forget those precious *little* smiles.
(March 8, 2016)
It’s all about trusting each other.
“I don’t know what this is between us, or where we go from here… All I know is you are everything to me and you always have been, and the sound of your voice will always bring me home.”
Laughing can help in so many ways and it is great to see both of them having a good time, yes, having a great laugh together.
The way Iris is smiling at Barry makes me so happy
Because no gifset could do Terry’s monologue justice.
This may be the most important 3.5 minutes of television in years.
This episode needs multiple awards, and so does Terry Crews for his delivery.
this episode had me in tears. how long have we been praying for things like this to be represented in a nuanced way? the conversation BETWEEN BLACK FOLKS, acknowledging generational differences in viewpoints, acknowledging that racial profiling and police brutality affects young black girls, addressing how police departments stifle progress through internal intimidation tactics, addressing the respectability politics and victim blaming that happens when black folks are targeted by police… for a half hour comedy B99 did a much better job of addressing police racism and brutality with this episode than any other tv show i’ve seen in recent years
I’ve always been yours.
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I’ve always been yours.