welcome to the show, fuck you

bob, exo, bway and other stuff

[heygene]

"I'll be looking at the moon, but I'll be seeing you"

[lo-eycherry]

on version: ¡uʍop ǝpısdn ⚡️🎸

PARK CHANYEOL

like & reblog if you save.

[heygene]

A HADESTOWN PROSHOT IN THE BIG YEAR OF 2025

[heygene]

and they forgot about it

[heygene]

the gilded age carrying television glad i was here from day ONE

[adriles]

im not interested in glory through combat anymore. i do not want to be a part of this shit.

[adriles]

on the battlefield again

[heygene]

who in bob and why webster

[lo-eycherry]

PARK CHANYEOL!

like & reblog if you save.

[fixonnhan]

another pov of chankai managing to find each other

[evidenceof]

"Hey Web, c'mere. I wanna talk to you for a second." "Why."

JOE LIEBGOTT and DAVID WEBSTER EPS. 8-10: The Last Patrol, Why We Fight, Points | Band of Brothers

[schofielded]

I know I’m 24 years late to the party, but I’m going absolutely insane over Speirton and so I’m going to go on a rant that I’m sure other people have already talked about

But like all of The Breaking Point is Lipton taking care of other people and 1) not getting taken care of himself and 2) not really getting acknowledged for what he’s done

Lipton is a character who always puts others’ needs before his own and doesn’t really seem to stop and consider himself at all. @leftenantjopson and I were talking and it’s probably due to his dad dying when he was 10 and Lipton having to be the “man of the house” and taking care of his younger brother and mother. Since he was a kid, he’s been taking care of other people, but not himself, and this is seen in the show as well.

But THEN. Speirs comes along and gushes over how well Lipton had been caring for the men (and Lipton hadn’t even realized that what he was doing was significant because it’s just what he’d been doing for the majority of his life), and in the next episode when Lipton has pneumonia, Speirs tells him to actually go to bed and the implication there is “take care of yourself, for once.”

Speirs, the character who’s presented as purposefully unsettling and somewhat inhuman, who barely blinks, who speaks in flat tones most of the time, who definitely killed a group of POWs, who told a character earlier in the show “the only hope you have is to accept the fact that you’re already dead,” is the one who finally takes care of the guy who takes care of everyone else. And we’re finally shown that this guy who’s got a brutal reputation that certainly precedes him is, in fact, still a human, and he does have the capacity to care for other people. He’s cast in warm lighting for the first time and he smiles a real smile for the first time when he’s talking to Lipton in this church as a choir sings behind them. And it’s so!!! I’m insane very normal about them. Like I said, I’m sure other people have talked about this, but I’m newer to the fandom and finally figured out how to articulate all this this evening

[heygene]

my uncle: "do you perhaps know any good show to watch on netflix that isn't your auntie's kdramas?"

me as a person with a comfort ww2 miniseries that i'm completely and absolutely not normal about:

[vrsxailles]

after watching the bastogne episode i'm officially joining the baberoe madness hope there's room for one more 🙏

[lord-grant]

theres always room

[heygene]

now i just need exo ot9 to take a photo and i'll not complain for the rest of the year

[heygene]

[lovepaint]

[whyactlikeahuman]

[quasikool]

#i literally crack up everytime #at least ten of the notes are from me

[heygene]

now i just need exo ot9 to take a photo and i'll not complain for the rest of the year

[heygene]

A HADESTOWN PROSHOT IN THE BIG YEAR OF 2025

[theempathogen]

[ottermatopoeia]