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[pwpe-the-shabuir]

More The Road back stuff!

[beetalerry]

i was feeling a little mischievous

[ask-louis-bonnet]

What was it like meeting Blackbeard??

he’s nothing like the books.

he’s way better.

[whiskeytabby]

Alright, confession time, I still really love The 10th Kingdom.

I mean, objectively? Not stellar tv, but I just re-watched it and I still love it exactly as much a small me did. Anyone else watch this at some point in their lives? You know? The screwed up fairy tale series with the begin sequence where New York turns into a fairy tale world? This one?

[dangerlemon]

tagged by @sendmyresignation and @smileandasong !! thank you both!! 

List your top 9 albums using their covers + tag 9 people!

dunno if this would be my top 9 but its the first 9 i could think of that weren’t all mcr/mcr adjacent sldkfsfs.... not in any particular order either :^)) gonna tag whoever wants to do this plus : @bean956 @fromnowonweareenemies @prettiestgayinthemorgue @valleysofechoes there are prob other people who i could tag but idk who has already been tagged so sldkg

[crystal-grace]

I’m rewatching Castlevania and just...I’m not saying I need an OC with a whip but I need an OC with a whip.

[jaymesbuckman]

Zootopia actually looks like a delightful place. That city had all the biomes, man. And the film had Jason Bateman in an uncharacteristically roguish role. But he's not the first Bluth to change his surname to "Wilde". There was that Will Arnett series "Running Wilde", which took its title from Arnett's aspiring philanthropist. Maybe he and Bateman still bear some familial connection across worlds. I also happened to watch "Teen Witch" recently. That can probably be related back to Jason Bateman too. I remember hearing that it was supposed to be more closely linked to "Teen Wolf", and the sequel to that masterpiece gave the dude one of his first big roles. But I only saw the briefest snippet of that while I was flipping through channels years ago. Flipping through channels happens to be something I last did years ago. Anyway, I noticed that the older witch, Madame Serena, was played by an actor by the name of Zelda Rubinstein. There's nothing wrong with a witch called Serena, but "Zelda" has always seemed to stick out as a default name for female practitioners of magic. It feels like a slight shame to disguise that. Bonus Question! Zelda Spellman versus Princess Zelda? The Spellmans are a venerable clan, and there'll be no denying, and Zelda was particularly assiduous in her studies, but the princess is a recurrently reincarnated goddess in humanoid form. Giving her the win.