too many words

TZ enthusiast, Matt Smith casual enjoyer, Stardew Valley player, Irondad-Spiderson truther, unable to explain anything succinctly

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

[tomdayalandmedia]

Tom third wheeling. 😄

[tomdayalandmedia]

why is this so hot

https://x.com/dreamediaccount/status/2069686104475787452

It just is. 🫠

[zapbib24]

“Idk if you’re the real spider-man” 😭

[flightlessinsect]

In retrospect, a very reasonable response to someone dressed as spider-man climbing through your window asking to take you away

[zendadya]

ZENDAYA & TOM HOLLAND "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" press tour (2026)

[flightlessinsect]

I think what grinds my gears the most about s3 is that it really leaned heavily on "crowley as an angel" and the hero narrative when previous seasons (and the source material) have established that 1) crowley is no longer an angel and has no desire to return to heaven and 2) crowley and aziraphale are not competent heroes at all, they just kinda stand around and interfere a little bit while the world saves itself.

The insistence of s3 and the last part of s2 on emphasizing crowley's angelic past and trying to get him back to heaven and erasing his demon identity feels... nefarious (and dare I say, transphobic?) when he has already spent 6000+ years building an identity and carving a place for himself in the world as a not-particularly-demonic demon. He has been on his own side for millenia but the messaging of the show keeps trying to push him back into his original form ("you were the best angel"). Even Anthony at the end felt, to me, very angel!crowley coded, having his happy ending with angel!aziraphale in a world where everything is good and pure.

I dunno, I'm probably seeing problematic messaging where it wasn't intended, but that was how it came across to me. It doesn't help that the show shifted from religious satire to just straight up religious in this "season".

Thankfully, as someone who has gone through the great mcu!avengers fallout of 2016-2019, I am well-versed in simply denying the existence of canon that I personally dislike.

[i-gotyou-dontworry]

I must say this is my favorite Tomdaya outfit

[tomdayalandmedia]

The details.

[tomdayalandmedia]

What a setting!

[tzthrowbacks]

his hair 😌

[tomdayaqna]

I literally have a horrendously busy week at work this week when this is shaping up to be another content-packed week 🫩

[saltedcaramela]

Busy week too😫 just know if something truly unhinged happens on Tuesday you can thank me. I’ll be online all of 30 minutes all day most likely 😔

[flightlessinsect]

Hey so... thank you for this Tuesday 😂

[zapbib24]

I thought this was AI I almost CHOKED

[tomdayalandmedia]

Release all the "swinging" footage!

[tomdayalandmedia]

Lmao They really were babies during the Hoco press tour.

[flightlessinsect]

I accidentally found out the ending of Good Omens (the show) on my fy tab and now I wish I didn't. I haven't even thought about that show in years and now I'm all worked up lmao.

Because who thought it would be a good idea to let the canonically and chronically depressed and passively/actively suicidal demon decide the fate of the universe? On the same day that the angel who broke his heart shows up for the first time in three years and said demon is at peak despair?

And what do you mean Crowley, who has asked Aziraphale to run away with him no less than three times but chose not to run away by himself when Aziraphale said no would then choose to end both of them AND everyone else? Same guy, by the way, who almost had a full breakdown when he thought Aziraphale died in the bookshop fire. Same guy who walked on consecrated ground to save an angel who could have easily saved himself.

And also, what do you mean Aziraphale, who had no issues saying no to Crowley across 2 seasons and 6000 years, and who refused to give Crowley holy water as protection because he thought Crowley would use it to kill himself, would just accept Crowley's "nuke the universe" wish? Especially after what he just spent the last 3 years doing?

I'm convinced this one episode finale was just NG's last act of revenge on a fandom that rightfully turned against him.

[fallenolympian]

Tom Holland answers about AI on 'El Hormiguero'

"Q: Is there something about acting that is impossible to replicate with artificial intelligence?

TH: I think so, because creativity is about the human experience, about the emotions that come with it. And artificial intelligence can give you an analysis of data or quick answers to questions, but it doesn't understand the human motivations or emotions. The way that artists paint is not about the technique or recreating anything, it's about expressing something. And AI doesn't have that. It doesn't have a soul."

[tomdayaland2]

New trailer.