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Iām sorry fellas Iām Team Joel, 20 year old medical and lab equipment? No way to mass produce the cure?? Barely any infrastructure to give it out to the public??? Not telling Ellie she was being FUCKING MURDERED???????
Sorry, wait, don't they say in the very first episode and in the second that a cure isn't achievable? When they talk to the specialist, she says a vaccine isn't possible.
I think we're meant to lose sight of that because you always want there to be a fix and a hope. But it doesn't change the reality, even if the Fireflies found someone willing to tell them otherwise based on... no evidence or experience.
Ellie would have died for nothing.
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Last night I was like, Iām gonna watch one episode of Love To Hate You on Netflix to see if I like it⦠6 episodes later itās 1am and I canāt stop. This show is AMAZING
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Anyone looking to make a proper Scooby-Doo adaptation please remember:
Fred is the charismatic face of the group and the strategizer. Later adaptations made him a massive himbo who chugs respect for women juice and those have become necessary parts of his character.
Shaggy is cowardly but also incredibly resourceful; let us not forget his skill at ventriloquism. Make Shaggy the skill monkey, who every episode mentions some weird skill he has that's previously unmentioned; that'd be an amazing running gag. Also, bring back the dry humor Casey Kasem injected into the og character.
Scooby is Shaggy's best friend, the other half to his two-man comedy routine. Independently of Shaggy, Scooby is also prone to be a bit mischievous and just kind of a little scamp. Play up both of those things.
Velma is the smart nerdy one, who also had a really dry sense of humor. I don't know why she was turned into the "I'm surrounded by idiots" character because, while as I stated, she always had a dry sense of humor, she was never mean to her friends and never talked down to them, or anyone else. Bring back the chipper Velma from like Witch's Ghost or Zombie Island. Let Velma be a little cutie pie. Also keep her as a lebian
Daphne was... originally really just "The Girly One" but later adaptations have fleshed her out, like making her essentially the muscle of the group, which is just amazing and should continue. She's also been cast as the oddly resourceful one. Shaggy is the skill monkey, Daphne is the one who has a tool for literally any job. Human Swiss Army Knife, which again, would be an amazing running gag.
Have Shaggy and Daphne bounce off-the-wall ideas for a plan together, Fred steps in to ground them, while still using their ideas, and incorporating Velma's theories about the case.
Make references to Flim Flam and Hot Dog Water
A Scooby-Doo adaptation should not be difficult, and must be done with love.
god all I had remembered about Steel Magnolias was the armadillo cake and a vague sense that the movie was really sad. I was not prepared for the reality of it. Five older ladies joking in a hair salon and then cut to Julia Roberts slipping into a coma while getting her 1 year old ready for halloween, her husband coming home to said son crying alone in the living room and finding Julia Roberts on the floor with the phone in hand having been trying to call for help, and then an extended hospital scene before turning off life support.
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The biggest thing I have with trop is that the Elves don't look Elvish. Not Finrod, not Elrond, least alone Celebrimbor. Like literally not at all. And it's not the short hair, it's the features because Arondir looks Elvish without any hair at all.
The one thing Tolkien established as ultimate truth is that elves are immortal and beautiful to the level they are ethereal...even the male elves!!!!!
If that doesn't enter this production's brain, idk what will
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You know what? Iām gonna say it. Skimming through Ghost Whisperer and there is no single character in anything ever with a better wardrobe than Melinda Gordon.
how they named the last episode of breaking bad: felina is an anagram of finale, walt listens to the song "el paso" by marty robbins which sings about a girl named feleena, some have speculated that it stands for the elements Fe (iron), Li (lithium) and Na (sodium) which are chemicals that make up blood, meth and tears
how they named the last episode of better call saul: its called Saul Gone cuz it sounds like "it's all gone" and saul is gone
with the focus on the revolving door again in ep 16, i just want to say a little smth abt the door as an autistic person myself.
i know some ppl are frustrated with wywās difficulty in using the door, saying it infantilizes her and that āsheās a 27 year old lawyer, sheās seen a revolving door before, she knows how they work.ā but the thing is, itās not abt her being familiar with revolving doors at all. at least not in the way you think. itās not āoh look at this lady, she doesnāt understand this door bc sheās autistic.ā itās a sensory issue.
autism affects our senses and the way we process them.Ā what many allistics donāt understand about autism is that weāre not just overly sensitive to sounds and bright lights. we can be underly (is that a word??) sensitive to stimulus as well and have a hard time controlling our senses. this includes all seven senses. that right, seven. thereās the five you know, but also two you probably donāt: the vestibular sense and proprioception. these two have to do with body awareness, balance, and spatial orientation. thatās why many of us walkĀ āweirdlyā (if i ever catch you saying someone walks weirdly i am coming into your house and punching you in the face) or are clumsy. we have issues with our bodies in relation to the world around us and often have a hard time balancing. i walk into walls all the time and miscalculate and walk into doorways instead of through them.Ā
so itās not that wyw doesnāt understand the social concept of a revolving door, but that theyāre difficult to navigate through due to her vestibular and proprioceptive sensory issues. i myself have a hard time with revolving doors! so pls no moreĀ āthis makes her look dumbā orĀ āthis is so unrealisticā. if wyw is bad representation and is stupid for having problems with a revolving door, then iām an unrealistically stupid autistic that walks into walls.