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[mckisthart]

The 100

I was pretty hard core Clexa shipper way back in season two, but honestly this feels less like a happy ending for those characters and more of a "look it's okay we did the bury your gays trope thing because we also brought the gay back" them bringing her back doesn't supliment for the lack of a relationship Clarke and Lexa were never actually able to have. We were robbed of that when Lexa died. I would have felt the same way if they brought Bellamy back instead. It doesn't say anything. It's just there to clear their consc or something.

[hellburner21]

[mckisthart]

The Skywalker Saga

[mckisthart]

Star Wars

One thing I love about the SW world building is that the incompetence of the Empire and the First Order showcases the perils of bureaucracy. Everyone thinks someone else is going to handle issues and the people on the top are more concerned with looks and status. They constantly underestimate their opponents to feed their egos but when things go wrong they blame mismanagement. They constantly try the same solutions despite disastrous past results.

[star-wars]

female characters can be soft and strong and rey is a great example of it.

[mckisthart]

So true!

[wintersoldierisbae]

[mckisthart]

Oh my god!

[mckisthart]

The 100

Can anyone explain to me why the night blood worked on Clarke without the zero G? Or did I forget something in season 4?

[hero-in-high-tops]

Brie Larson, the entirety of captain marvel: :l

Fans:

[mckisthart]

Um... but... this...? 

[mckisthart]

The 100

What on Sanctum are Raven and the others going to do when Clarke isn't there to make the hard call that saves all their lives?

[hellburner21]

The 100

I really hope Clarke gets locked in the ‘castle’ tower and Bellamy has to rescue her.

[hellburner21]

The 100

So Clarke and Bellamy as supposedly landing on a planet in a binary star system right? Well get this, somebody wrote a theory that the Game of Thrones world has wierd seasons because their in a binary star system. New theory, the Delinquents are gonna land in Westeros.

[mckisthart]

Now that I've seen the trailer for season 6 I'd like to correct my Westeros to Panem from Hunger Games.

[mckisthart]

Captain Marvel

I relate to Nick Fury in that my positivity is also directly related to how long it's been since I saw my best friend.

[hellburner21]

The 100

So Clarke and Bellamy as supposedly landing on a planet in a binary star system right? Well get this, somebody wrote a theory that the Game of Thrones world has wierd seasons because their in a binary star system. New theory, the Delinquents are gonna land in Westeros.

[mckisthart]

Clarke for the Iron Throne!

[mckisthart]

Gotham

Why is the GCPD door shut with nothing but a block of wood? 

THIS IS WHY YOU ARE ALWAYS BEING ATTACKED!

[taurielsilvan]

there and back again challenge with @wondcrwomans​   ↪ wylan van eck + his role models

Wylan summoned every bit of bravado he’d learned from Nina, the will he’d learned from Matthias, the focus he’d studied in Kaz, the courage he’d learned from Inej, and the wild, reckless hope he’d learned from Jesper, the belief that no matter the odds, somehow they would win. ‘I won’t talk,’ he said.

[mckisthart]

Gotham

Gotham: Things Get Worse Before They Get Better (then they get worse again). - a memoir by James Gordon

[knightwayne]

insp.

[mckisthart]

Gotham

[uponthepages]

I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.

L.M. Montgomery, Anne of Green Gables (via uponthepages)