Always Hungry

[itzalyssa035]

Oh to be Agatha harkness

[adreciclarte4]

Cate Blanchett, 2024

[movietimegirl]

That wasn't supposed to happen.

[luthor-maximoff]

this is how the whole coven looked at agatha after finding out she fucked Death itself

[appropriatelystupid]

agatha:

[kittyeckersley]

I still can’t get over the fact that Aubrey Plaza got Kathryn Hahn pregnant on a Disney Plus show. This year has been wild.

[no-baths-for-stan]

nothing funnier than a teen superhero walking away from the end of a battle in his sick new getup, absolutely devastated, and then getting in his subaru and driving home

[sabrinacarprenter]

#lgbtqia+ confirmed!

[church-of-lilith]

what if you were GAY and your girlfriend was the personification of DEATH and then your SON died and she had to reap his SOUL or whatever because it was her JOB and then you never forgave her but she still LOVED you and then you projected your GRIEF onto a random teenager while battling through DEATH trials with PATTI LUPONE

[filmtvtoday]

KATHRYN HAHN as AGATHA HARKNESS in AGATHA ALL ALONG (2024) 01x09 | "Maiden Mother Crone"

[rogers-carter]

#the lesbian gaze

AGATHA ALL ALONG 1.05 - Darkest Hour Wake Thy Power

[rogers-carter]

AGATHA ALL ALONG 1.08 - Follow Me My Friend / To Glory At The End

[the-ominous-owl]

rio being amused by agatha's shenannigans.

[summerinohio]

[super-rangers]

The lesbians @ Greta Gill rn:

[becausecosima]

Bring me home, Shaw!

[roseapothecary]

…and i think that’s really beautiful.

[rorykillmore]

there’s nothing profound about writing a character who’s near-suicidally devoted to taking down her enemies because she’s lost everything and then taking the last person she loves away from her and ending the show with her in anguish. there’s nothing groundbreaking about writing a character desperately struggling for agency & identity & to break away from the organization that abused her only to have her killed off in the process of destroying them, for shock value. and there’s certainly nothing new or fresh or clever about giving queer characters the tragic ending they were always “destined” to have, yet again. but whatever.