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I'm Cat. I like nerdy things, good chat, bulldogs, playing dress-up, musical theatre, ukulele, horses, and when my daughter smiles. If you don't appreciate Alex Kingston, River/Doctor, or The West Wing, you should probably go somewhere...

[miss-nerdstiles]

I feel seen.

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

The thing with amateur local theater is it is almost always bad BUT keeping it alive is the most important thing

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

The joys of artistic expression cannot be limited to talented people everybody needs it to survive

[nieludzki]

This is such a hilarious take we should give untalented people who make bad art money you know just because guys

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

Exactly. Glad you understand 💗

[fabiansociety]

good art grows from the soil of bad art, but also bad art justifies itself. it's still art

[knitmeapainting]

@powerbottombrucespringsteen

I agree, please enjoy. Acrylic on random thrift store found object, randomly selected colors and fonts from an online generator.

[h0]

[happyheidi]

𝚁. 𝙻. 𝚆𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚜 𝙿𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚌𝚊𝚛𝚍 𝟷𝟿𝟶𝟶𝚜

[importantcatpics]

[cangelgifs]

ANGEL THE SERIES | 3.03 "That Old Gang of Mine"

[awbuckyno]

Color Meme: Angel x Cordelia → Warm Colors

(requested by adarkfolktail)

[whatisyourchildhoodtrauma]

CC: I don’t know what it was like on your end, it must’ve been ridiculous. DB: No, it was cool. (x)

[luxaii]

my climbable mama

[darklegendry-deactivated2025061]

I'd happily live in the Labyrinth!

[fuckyeahlabyrinth]

Like plz

[miss-nerdstiles]

dude I tried this SO many times growing up

[lostxspectre]

⌇ S2E17: Disharmony ⌇

this scene alone might have made me a cangel supporter- her joy is so precious and seeing angel smile is RARE..

[miss-nerdstiles]

his happy little dance with her

I love them so much

[startrekvsfaceapp]

[sugarkat]

Objectively

the best

of the

Star Trek

movies.

[katharkness]

The best bit of the “nuclear wessels” scene, is that Nichelle Nichols and Walter Koenig literally went out and asked passerby. Not extras; genuine strangers on the street.

[serialephemera]

I want to emphasize: in 1986, during the Cold War, they had a man with a Russian accent thick enough to walk on wander the streets asking random people about nuclear technology. I’m amazed that people were (vaguely) helpful.

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

A WHOLESOME AND INSANE MOVIE :D

[krakoansam]

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

C I N E M A

[ninewheels]

Nimoy's own words: “No dying, no fighting, no shooting, no photon torpedoes, no phaser blasts, no stereotypical bad guy.”

Maybe it sounds hyperbolic to call that subversive, but just imagine trying to pitch Marvel or DC on a movie like this, and then imagine how quickly you'd be shown the fucking door. Hell, you couldn't pitch a movie like that to Star Trek itself; the execs would say that stuff is all fine and well for TV, but they couldn't possibly release a $150 million+ feature film without any of that stuff. (God forbid they only spend $50 million on a film.) And yet, if you scroll down to the next paragraph in that document: "The completed script was shown to Paramount executives, who loved it."

This movie is a blessing.

[miss-nerdstiles]

[the-lumpfish-queen]

[cordysummers]

We were discussing whether or not we should pay Gunn.

[cangelgifs]

CORDY/ANGEL + fighting the good fight together

BONUS:

[relentlessescapism]

[meredithgray-deactivated2018121]

cangel appreciation week | day 3: favorite season • season 3

[archive-reivonreyes-blog]

fakenerdgirl:

Cordelia Chase was the first woman on TV who taught teenage me that being nice wasn’t as important as being whole.

Cordelia was mean. She was petty. She didn’t give two fucks about tact. Cordelia knew who she was and you needed to get on board or get out of her way. And the narrative didn’t call her evil for this — selfish, sure. In a way that she (mostly) grew out of. But never evil. Instead, her storyline progressed in such a way that these same character traits in a more developed light made her the heart of the Angel investigations team.

Angel didn’t want to charge people for cases, because he wanted to be a hero? Well, that’s great Angel, but rent in L.A. is expensive, your employees need paychecks, and when you are saving a billionaire’s life you can afford to charge him. It’s okay to run a business like a business. It’s okay to be mean sometimes.

Angel wanted to shut down the agency because of an existential crises? Well screw you Angel, you don’t even go here. We’ll start our own agency without you. It’s okay ignore your friend’s requests when they are asking you to do something you find fundamentally disrespectful. Angel tried to belittle Cordelia’s commitment to the cause, and she was not having that.

Wesley wanted Angel to work for his penance and take his time before being forgiven? That’s cool Wes, but Angel just got Cordy all of these amazing new clothes, and also she misses him, and she’d really rather just put the angst aside and have her friend back. It’s okay to let things go if that’s what makes you happy.

Cordelia was intelligent, confident, and ultimately a good friend. But she wasn’t concerned with being nice. When someone called her a “bitch” she owned that shit.

Cordelia: I’m not a sniveling, whiny, little cry-Buffy. I’m the nastiest girl in Sunnydale history. I take crap from no one. You think you’re bad? All mean and haunty? Picking on poor, pathetic Cordy? Well, get ready to haul your wrinkly, translucent ass out of this place, ‘cause lady, the bitch is back.

At a time in my adolescence where “bitch” was meant to cut to the core — bitches aren’t popular, bitches don’t get dates, bitches aren’t smart or funny or kind — the idea that someone could take the mantle of “bitch” and wear it proudly was a revelation. Cordelia Chase was there to tell me that bitch was only an insult if I let it be.

And also she made Angel do a happy dance. So.