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Having never read the comics and coming into the series with fresh eyes, I literally gasped at this shot. Utterly beautiful. They perfectly cast this creature in an ethereal light. My favourite frame of the show

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Soap with dogs!

Gaz with dogs!

Price with dogs!

Ghost with demons! TF 141 with dogs🐶 It's been a while painting full rendered pieces, enjoyed a lot! Inspired from awesome @yourfaithfulauthor's request.

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OMFG

GUYS GUYS

GHOAP CANNON HOLLY SIHTTTTTT

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Screen Caps from Call of Duty Modern Warfare IV (2026) Official Trailer #2

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The arms! I repeat, the arms!

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I was playing Ghosts for the 500th time and I noticed how Merrick and Keegan would teach and train the Walker boys. Maybe it wasn't as subtle as I thought but there were scenes, especially when Hesh lost his shit at Victor Ramos in Federation Day where Keegan told him to cool it. It was quiet, almost Dad-like move. They were the best teachers

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Gift shop owner Rosie Henderson is regaining control of her life after being jilted at the altar. She buries herself in work, forgoing love and a personal life. All that changes when bad boy crime author River Sutton rolls into town. River and Rosie click instantly and their relationship stirs up a lot more than rumours in town...

https://tinyurl.com/4cyszbmb

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My poor dad got a sun cancer removed from his chin this week and my dumb ass immediately says to him "you're going to have scars like Russell Adler." He was very confused 😂

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Are there any Captain Mactavish (09) fanfics out there? I'm only finding 2022 Mactavish stories

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This is why I love the remastered MW2. Soap looks amazing and much more realistic (left is og 2009) and right is the 2020 remastered

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Does anyone recall when COD MW2 came out in 2009 someone made a short inspired by the mission Loose Ends. It was so well done and I can't find anymore. Does anyone know the video or where I can find it?

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Are...are there tats on his belly?🥺🥺 I haven't seen anyone mention this and Ive trudged through Tumblr for years

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On my bi-annual obsession with OG Soap McTavish. This man...

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"Perfect??"

Well at least they didn't have to kiss multiple times....

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What Aidan said on Patreon about fivelila and the program:

●fivelila

X: Aidan, What was the most difficult scene for you to film in season 4?👀

Aidan:

I think the kiss...it was hard to make it real. I really had to let go of myself and be Five. It's really not easy to give a kiss and make it real. There's a lot of the relationship with Lila that we filmed but they cut it. It took weeks to film it and they used a few minutes in a montage. That wasn't right. It also made it very hard for viewers to believe when we spent weeks filming scenes to set up that scenario Ritu and I were there for weeks before someone else came to Canada to film our secret scenes first

There are also articles online that are not true. For example, David never had any problem with the romance between Lila and Five. Neither did Ritu. That's completely made up to attract clicks.

● umbrella academy

X: What was the most difficult thing for you recording the last season

Aidan:

Knowing it was the end

We also didn't know how it would end. Steve always hides the last script until the very end.

Steve basically wrote what he wanted and we were paid to do it.

No cast member has a vote on anything.

I would change it back to the original 10 episodes that Steve wrote.

When Netflix told him to cut it down to 6 episodes and remove all the expensive scenes, I'm sure that hurt the season a lot. It's like reading a well written story that has everything you ever wanted to explain about the show.

I mean, I understand that the show was no longer profitable, so it was a business decision.

We were lucky to be able to get a fourth season; it was actually a gift from Netflix to the fans because they didn't make any money on it

Actually, you should thank them for season 4. Any other network would have just cancelled the show. I heard they tried for years to fix the deal with UCP to make it profitable to move forward and UCP didn't do it.

OK, so UCP owns the show and struck a deal with Netflix to distribute it on their network. But with each season, the show cost Netflix more and more money from UCP. By season 4, it was no longer profitable

Anyway, I'm glad they made UA. It almost never got made. For years it was going to be a movie

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What Aidan said on Patreon about fivelila and the program:

●fivelila

X: Aidan, What was the most difficult scene for you to film in season 4?👀

Aidan:

I think the kiss...it was hard to make it real. I really had to let go of myself and be Five. It's really not easy to give a kiss and make it real. There's a lot of the relationship with Lila that we filmed but they cut it. It took weeks to film it and they used a few minutes in a montage. That wasn't right. It also made it very hard for viewers to believe when we spent weeks filming scenes to set up that scenario Ritu and I were there for weeks before someone else came to Canada to film our secret scenes first

There are also articles online that are not true. For example, David never had any problem with the romance between Lila and Five. Neither did Ritu. That's completely made up to attract clicks.

● umbrella academy

X: What was the most difficult thing for you recording the last season

Aidan:

Knowing it was the end

We also didn't know how it would end. Steve always hides the last script until the very end.

Steve basically wrote what he wanted and we were paid to do it.

No cast member has a vote on anything.

I would change it back to the original 10 episodes that Steve wrote.

When Netflix told him to cut it down to 6 episodes and remove all the expensive scenes, I'm sure that hurt the season a lot. It's like reading a well written story that has everything you ever wanted to explain about the show.

I mean, I understand that the show was no longer profitable, so it was a business decision.

We were lucky to be able to get a fourth season; it was actually a gift from Netflix to the fans because they didn't make any money on it

Actually, you should thank them for season 4. Any other network would have just cancelled the show. I heard they tried for years to fix the deal with UCP to make it profitable to move forward and UCP didn't do it.

OK, so UCP owns the show and struck a deal with Netflix to distribute it on their network. But with each season, the show cost Netflix more and more money from UCP. By season 4, it was no longer profitable

Anyway, I'm glad they made UA. It almost never got made. For years it was going to be a movie

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I would give anything to see every scene of them!

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