Likely to write some stuff

🇮🇹 / Fangirl / Intersectional feminist / Animation lover / Romance and Fanfiction are my life / Here for the long and accurate media analysis / David Tennant, Michael Jackson, Taika Waititi my beloveds

[dickandpoop]

dan and phil should’ve had a cameo in heartstopper forever there i said it

[confirmedgalpals]

in many ways december 1963 was bbc sherlock’s all the things she said

[brinnanza]

there are a lot of Extremely Married moments in good omens, but I maintain that the Most Married moment is when crowley says out of nowhere, “ducks! they’re what water slides off.” and aziraphale heaves a deeply put-upon sigh and says, “….just drive the car.”

[alexunbalanced]

a close runner up is when Aziraphale wants to do magic at Warlock’s birthday party and Crowley just goes, “Make you disappear”, and Aziraphale’s not put out in the slightest

[silver-shores]

and third place goes to “Oh Lord, heal this bike”

[amadness2method]

“Not you, I know what you smell like.”

[ednav]

I’m sorry, but the Most Married Moment is the compromise:

A: “You lost the child.” C: “We lost the child.” A: “A child has been lost.”

[spookydazechaos]

[piratemarmalade]

Ed's shirts having a weird seam across the middle really suggests that Young Blackbeard exclusively wore crop tops.....

Probably because it looked cool, but also it would save on sewing up the hole every time he got gut-stabbed!

Then current Blackbeard decided to just sew the extra bit of fabric back on when he got bored of that vibe or something?? Utterly iconic 10/10

[writingdose]

[allthingswhumpyandangsty]

[elaulora]

A drawing I did some time ago for the Frieren collab I was a part of I decided to draw Frieren with her teacher, Flamme, and later on with her apprentice, Fern. Having the passage of time as a central focus of the series, I depicted different phases in Frieren's life through the four seasons, each season reflecting a different stage of life 🌻🍂❄️🌷

[maddy-k-reads-all-day]

Love when a series explores the platonic relationships of characters in deep and meaningful ways because those kinds of connections are just as important, interesting, nuanced, and full of drama, angst, fluff, etc. as all the other types of relationships.

[ohwatson]

oh what the hell. in the big 2026 oh i’m sure!

[chatimcookedfr]

moxxie basically becoming stolas' beta reader for his smut was not on my 2026 bingo card

[himejoshidreamer]

My silly bois moxxie and stolas got a short together 🥹

They're so cute, and im so glad they get along. Adorable little besties 🥰

Overall a really fun short!!!

[isahorcrux]

oh my god, the scene when they're dancing with their younger selves - literally making me so emotional !!! THE LOSS OF GIRLHOOD, LISA MCGEE WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MEEEEEE

[livmoorez]

Look, I know I was in two minds about all this, but I'm so glad we're doing this now. Like, paying our respects properly. It's only right.

[keepthedelta]

in lisa mcgee we trust

[lazzarella]

“Right. This is the last. We gotta go to a wake, first thing. We cannot, under any circumstances, get hammered the night.”

HOW TO GET TO HEAVEN FROM BELFAST ; EPISODE 1

[warriorxena]

HOW TO GET TO HEAVEN FROM BELFAST (2026) created by Lisa McGee | 1.04 The Girl From Sagres

[changetheprophecy81]

Lisa McGee's work is honestly so underrated. Derry Girls might be popular on Tumblr but barely anyone in my broader social circle has seen it

One of the best things about it is that women are allowed to have traits and experiences that only men have the privilege of having in most stories. How often have u seen girl groups getting to goof around and getting into shenanigans? Hell, when was the last time u even saw a female friend group that wasn't centred around relationships and male approval? They're teenage girls and they get to act like it. They're allowed to have flaws and biases that make people uncomfortable or create problems, which makes them human, which is the whole point of having flaws. Likewise the mother and aunt are allowed to be as ridiculous and immature as they want, a trait that's always given to men with women just rolling their eyes at them and constantly having to be the reasonable ones.

In the new series, i love the range of female characters and their personalities (sry I've forgotten most of the names now lol). Women being bored of the confines of their lives and roles. A writer who's sick of only having thrilling experiences in her writing, a mother who needs a break, and a closeted lesbian who could never come out and lives with that regret. I love how ordinary their lives are (well apart from the writer), they have some of their scenes in Dara's kitchen where she takes care of her mother, and Robin's house with the chaos of her children, it just felt so human and relatable. That said, I love that 3 middle aged women get to try and solve a murder mystery and have all these dangerous experiences. I love how Robin's out there doing that when her husband needs to work and take care of the kids, a role so often played by women that it's just an implicit assumption taken for granted in so many stories. I especially love Greta, who's just trying to run away from her past and constantly ends up with one murder after the other. Most stories have this 'friend group' that sticks with u against all odds no matter what, but I love that the girls admit, years later, that they always knew that there was some darkness in Greta's life and they wanted to get away, which is unfortunately much more realistic for teenagers

There are other interesting characters in the series, but I don't have time to type everything out lol. All I'm saying is that I love her work so fucking much and I wish more people recognised how good and refreshing it is