#alec hardison

[buffyseasonsix]

Crazy how the best character of all time (hardison) has to always exist with the worst character of all time (nate)

[whitecollarcrimekids]

Okay people let’s grift

[iwishtheygottogether-tournament]

I Wish They Ended Up Together Tournament - ROUND 2 MATCHUP 31

Hardison & Parker & Eliot vs Kang Sae-byeok & Ji-yeong

Hardison & Parker & Eliot (Leverage)

Kang Sae-byeok & Ji-yeong (Squid Game)

Remaining time: 5 days 4 hours

Propaganda:

Hardison & Parker & Eliot

Hardison and Parker get together (and stay together) in the first series and it's lovely, but the three of them are a throuple and that needs to be recognized. They balance each other, challenge each other, trust each other, and make each other better. Eliot swears to protect them "till my dying day," and that is, frankly, close enough to a wedding vow to count!!

Sae-byeok & Ji-yeong

sae-byeok is guarded, suspicious, and trying to survive so she can get her family out. ji-yeong has already lost so much that she doesn’t really have anyone waiting for her outside. then they pair up for marbles, realise only one of them can leave, and instead of immediately fighting for survival, they spend their last minutes talking. names, families, regrets, places they want to go, the lives they might have had. It’s so quiet compared to the rest of the episode, which makes it hurt more.

ji-yeong choosing to lose for sae-byeok works because she doesn’t treat sae-byeok like just another player. she sees that sae-byeok has someone to live for, and she wants her to get that chance. the jeju island conversation alone feels like the beginning of a life they could’ve had if the game hadn’t taken it from them.

they should’ve gotten out together. sae-byeok deserved to take her to jeju. ji-yeong deserved to find out what wanting a future felt like with someone beside her.

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

"Okay, people, hacking into the imaging computer is simple enough, but I’ve run some simulations, and I don't think I can ghost an image that will pass a doctor's inspection."

Leverage S01E04 The Snow Job.

[let-my-blorbo-go-tourney]

Victims Of Fandom Antisemitism Tournament

Round Two Poll Seven

Alec Hardison (Leverage) vs Charlotte York-Goldenblatt (Sex and the City)

Alec Hardison

Charlotte York-Goldenblatt

Remaining time: 4 days 21 hours

Propaganda under the cut:

Alec Hardison (Leverage)

canonically jewish (mentioned several times in the series and spin off series) but fandom completely ignores it. i think there's a few reasons for that: 1. people can't seem to wrap their heads around the concept of black jews existing. 2. he is unfortunately a victim of the Jewish Character Celebrates Christmas trope. 3. if i'm remembering correctly he's jewish via adoption which i feel like a lot of people think doesn't "count"

Charlotte York-Goldenblatt (Sex and the City)

converted to judaism out of love, lots of generaAl fandom misogyny, people erasing the the judaism of it all because ~converted doesn't count~ or whatever

[lunalockser]

I've mentioned before how much Nami and Parker remind me of each other but I would like to introduce you to my other favorite compliment characters.

Alec Hardison and Usopp.

Two of the younger members of their crews who are both always riding the line between overly cocky and scared out their asses.

They both have so much love to share in their hearts and often show it through gift giving.

They both lean into humor during stressful situations and even though they spend so much time hyping themselves up they both still tend to self doubt when pressures start rising.

[ghostlyarchaeologist]

Leverage S03E05 The Double-Blind Job.

[thalialunacy]

I *just* clocked that in 4x9, The Cross My Heart Job, Hardison'a fake call sign is 'Leverage-Airlines-one-seven-zero-one'. I've seen this episode eleventy-million times and not noticed. Perfection.