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Happy Birthday @icanthearyoufromhereplease 🥳

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

Wtffffffffffffffff!!!!!!!!!! Sam!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I woke up to this. Omg!!!!!!!!!! You fucking beautiful, kind-hearted, talented hoe💚💚💚💚💚. I fucking love you and I fucking love this. 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺. Thank you.

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MARSHALS | SEASON 1

[nat111love]

But I know better than trying to talk sense into city folk.

[nat111love]

Can I ask you something?

[cozy-writer]

Ash Santos as Andrea Cruz Marshals - S01E01 Piya Wiconi

[cozy-writer]

Ash Santos as Andrea Cruz Marshals - S01E01 Piya Wiconi

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

I started Grosse Pointe Garden Society not knowing who the creators were and by the second episode I was like "Why does this feel like it's created by Jenna Bans and Bill Krebs?" but then I ignored that gnarly feeling. And now 3rd episode in and my eyes just randomly saw their names and I immediately stopped watching to come write this cos like wtf!!! Ain't no way I am continuing this. Yes, I am that petty.

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

While Hee-Joo thought of d calls as her only ticket to freedom, d only way to escape d orchestrated prison she has been put in by others, its effect is anything but, especially on d person she believes holds d key. And I think that's what I am liking about this

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

Not American and yet the ripple effect of their election is everywhere. It's like watching a political horror show.

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

I still think brio is a joke I wouldn't laugh at.

[sonderpoison]

KEITH POWERS as David Uglies (2024), dir. McG

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I finished watching Manifest a few weeks ago, so my comments are probably old but here it is. It’s not a bad ending by any means — but if the original idea was for them to be back to the day the plane landed but make the right choices then why develop all of those relationships in the last season if it wasn’t going to mean much of anything in the finale. It’s like they wanted to give the audience everything and nothing for the last season at the same time. And it sucks.

The first thing, if they wanted Zeke x Michaela to be endgame since the start, why not actually make Jared fall in love with Drea like genuinely instead of relinking his relationship with Mick, making them be happy all of Season 4 but then forcing a Drea pregnancy and ultimately get Michaela to send him away to her? I feel like Drea deserved for Jared to choose her on his own and not because Michaela said not to him. It was so lame to give them a one episode endgame that didn’t feel earned when they could’ve build to that on Season 3/Season 4. I get Mick needed to be with Jared to see what she wanted but it could’ve been done better.

I never cared about TJ nd Olive since it was weird that TJ was 18 and Olive was 12 when they first saw each other. They managed to make their relationship less creepy after the time jump since Olive was a little older and “TJ was mentally still 18” but it didn’t make it less inappropriate. I didn’t care when he left and didn’t care when he came back but I get it since he was an OG passenger but the writers were obsessed with giving Olive a love interest when most of it didn’t add anything to the plot. And at the finale, it was clear that their relationship isn’t happening (at least in a loong time) since Olive needs to be a child, as it was meant to be and in the finale they made it seem like TJ and Violet (Adult Cal!first date) might be a future thing. So, was their romance on Season 4 even necessary? And I didn’t forget the college guy they made Olive date on Season 3 for nothing.

And then there’s the Saanvi and Ben thing.

Since the very start of the series they had such chemistry. And I don’t know if that was the idea or it was just the actors but they got in each other’s personal space real quick. And then they hinted at Saanvi’s romantic feelings for Ben in one of her therapy sessions — but I was still okay with them never crossing that line & keeping it platonic. Then, Grace dies and they still didn’t go there so at that point I thought they were going to keep it platonic but then they did made it canon and emphasized on how strong their connection is to the point they don’t feel it with anyone else — and a physical attraction they themselves are very aware of. And not just them but even Mick notices too. And they act on that attraction. Saanvi is Ben’s intellectual soulmate and best friend, in canon. He would trust her with his life in a heartbeat and viceversa. For about 6 years, they were each other’s confidants. And so, the show makes it canon but then backtracks and goes “but they still love their other partners and would go back to them” and that would be fine since it’s fair but here’s the thing with all that:

In the finale, they landed the day they were all supposed to land but now with some different perspective and experiences to make certain choices about their lives. They [the passengers] got to have and remember those experiences, not the people in their life. Ben, Saanvi, Mick are canonically different people from what they were — which is not true for the people in their life. Grace and Ben were at the verge of divorce before the plane — so magically that’s gonna be resolved now since Ben got to live a life where he loses her but she doesn’t even remember? The issues in Grace and Ben’s marriage won’t exist now that Ben knows Cal will be cured? Okay. Will Alex truly leave her husband and committ to an exclusive relationship with Saanvi? Because that was their issue as well.

And you want to tell me neither of those women will notice that there’s this connection between Ben and Saanvi that seems way too deep for two people that just met on a 4 hour flight? I don’t know about Alex but will Grace not feel threatened by this inexplicable bond and would they ever be able to fully be happy with their partners if they aren’t honest about all the experiences they shared together and some that would even count as emotional cheating? Like, we saw during the finale how Ben was so not ready to lose Saanvi. And it’s not like Saanvi will be away from their new life, she will be Cal’s doctor and will be in their life the same way she was in their old life. Grace and Ben were able to fix their relationship before because the callings were affecting Cal since she understandably didn’t believe Ben at first but now Cal doesn’t remember either. Then, she got pregnant and that gave their relationship a new propose but now nothing guarantees that their relationship will turn out the same way without those heavy circumstances. I’d like to think both Saanvi and Ben needed the chance to be with them the way it was supposed to be and see if it’s actually going to work out but I don’t think it will because 2023 Grace and Alex are still their 2018 selves while Ben and Saanvi are not.

The situation is different from Mick because neither Jared or Zeke have memories of what went down — she’s the only one that got to have a future with both of them and choose which one she wanted. That whole journey allowed her to understand that Jared and her might want different things from life and they would only get marry to fill a void — and she knows there’s other people that will align more with what they’d want for the future. It makes sense that she didn’t went back to what she was going to do before the plane dissapear. So, it doesn’t make sense for Ben or Saanvi to go back to their old life without thinking there won’t be any changes with their entire dynamic.

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the real otp commits to all four (in / sp.)

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

Any kind soul here to remind me what happened in the last season of snowpiercer. Can't remember shit and apparently amc picked the show up for another season.

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

At the beginning of the series; who do you love more, Mae or Osha?

Me: Mae

Middle?

Me: Still Mae

At the end?

Me: still Mae.

It's Mae supremacy in this house

[khaotunng]

I want to study Do Dahae under a microscope. She's a scammer who makes people fall for her but admits when she develops feelings with surprising self awareness. She uses kids to get to the hearts of single fathers but also immediately cares for Inah's wellbeing in class and treats her with respect with or without superpowers. She has people that exploit her but also cares for them like family and calls her 'uncle' when she's scared. He doesn't pick up for the mission and she understands. She scams people that remind her of the parents who wronged her but never admitted this to anyone. She falls for someone she sees at his worst and rejects his marriage proposal anyway. She also forged their marriage certificate. She is the only person who can change the future/past of this man but doesn't want to hurt him, so she tries to keep him away even when he starts using her family's tactics to be with her and help her pay back her debt. She's so strong and a little fucked up and crooked and could definitely scam you, you're just lucky she's being nice

[icanthearyoufromhereplease]

I am glad I never stopped reiterating the fact that Gwiju is an obsessed self absorbed man with a hero complex. Practically the only thing I was screaming about throughout last week and then this week, the writers just said "Hey, I am gonna validate that opinion," and I just love that for me and everyone who also thought that. I just love the writing for this show, truly different. Truly atypical.