fandom addict

“it’s not nerdy if what you like is objectively cool because that makes you cool by association”/dni: wincest

[inacatastrophicmind]

It's been almost 6 years and that head tilt from Dean still haunts me

[finzerr]

That’s not our sun…

[werepire05]

Found these little parallels while watching season 6

The girl here is Ellie, and she slept with Bobby at one point, and they dated.

This is the episode before...see what I mean???

[imauselessartist]

01.17.2026

Girl Dean Winchester sketchpage study page

✨supHERnatural au✨

I love her bad omfg

Close ups <3

[fandom-addict404]

HELLOOOO SAILOR

[thisbisexualbrainrot]

If I could tattoo this edit onto me I would

[fandom-addict404]

Originally saw this edit in November on TikTok and it got me into Erin LeCount’s music.

And now I’m seeing it now.

[fandom-addict404]

Kinda disappointed that the writers didn’t have Kameron and his wife ask Buck about history with addiction/Buck offering the information.

Also. That scene in Buck’s dining room was the perfect time for the writers to include talk about possible ADHD diagnosis for Theo.

Like he truly is the poster child (so is Buck lol)

[i-like-to-think-that-im-cool]

The contrast of “enemies in the show and friends irl” for this duo in particular is quite drastic

[rainscenes]

evan buckley + ADHD

[emziess]

Buck + Hands on hips

[bookofmajora]

Realistically, the only way I’d ever want to see Jesse Pinkman on screen again is if he were the main character of a follow up This Is Us style family drama series. You’d have 40 something Aaron Paul playing 40 something Jesse (Pinkman) Driscoll, a craftsman who lives in Alaska with his partner, kids, and the family dog. The premise of the show is about him breaking the traditional curse of daddy issues and learning to be a good father and working through his PTSD while his kids slowly learn about his past and trauma. They learn why he doesn’t like raised voices, harsh words, and Americone Dream ice cream. They learn why he tears up watching Lord of the Rings and why his body is covered in scars to this day. His partner already knows everything and loves and supports him through even his toughest days. It’s a healing healthy journey for the whole family and at the end of everything, the Driscoll family is happier than ever.

[kpiarta]

some jesses

[sopdink]

[dilfgmancoolatta]

It’s so strange to me how people can watch this scene

And instead of understanding that this is a depiction of a mutually destructive relationship between two addicts, who are impulsive and in a manic state because of how much cash they’ve been given, and that in this depiction the two are equally obsessed with each other, they instead make up a narrative of “Jane was using Jesse for his money!!! She was a manipulator the whole time!!”

[fandom-addict404]

Being re-hyperfixated on JATP is a fate I wouldn’t even wish on my worst enemy

[fandom-addict404]

What came first Buffy or SPN?

(Spiritually speaking)

[taniushka12]

watching high potential and everytime they're on screen together I think of this meme. easily one of my top ten dynamics <3

[cardiganbuck]

literally the power of lesbian love saving the planet or whatever fashionista mothers power couple etc