Discover Top Posts Tagged with #big time rush

okay im so sorry im still so thrown off by JAMES DIAMOND FROM BIG TIME RUSH playing a crazy rich asshole religious nut who fucks his brothers wife then his adopted sister and has a weird infatuation with his mother (lowkey a staple for this family i fear) and hates his uncle/stepfather. james diamond. from big time rush. purple bandanas, dude spray, hand thing, hair guy, JAMES DIAMOND

#james diamond #big time rush #uhhh incest ig #cw incest #(guys literally what kind of post is this. wdym cw incest on the post tagged james diamon)#seeds of yesterday #bart foxworth #flowers in the attic

From Hockey to Hollywood 🏒🌀🎵🎤✨ - Part 3

SUPRISE - IT'S BACK!! And even with more fan comments.

• “I think the reason this show works so well is because of how much energy every single actor puts into their characters. These characters could easily become annoying or gets on people's nerves, but it really works. You also easily buy these guys have been friends for years. I also like how this show is in a way a satirical commentary on how shallow and obsessive Hollywood is, and how keeping normal people around you is so important.” -@Ella_a_star

• “This show was made essentially as an answer to the Jonas Brothers, but the guy who made it also made Ned's Declassified so it has a lot of sound effects. It's a combo of cartoonish humor, slapstick and boyband aesthetics. It's quite the interesting watch because of it.”

• “Big Time Rush is really unique for its time, it didn't really get to stand out when it release at first due to other popular Nick shows taking the crown, but now I think this show being different and unique contrast to other Nick sitcoms is what I think makes it better than the rest. (...) Plus, the characters made it feel like they're best friends, and the actors delivered stellar performances. (...) This show I had a soft spot for back in the early 2010s, and it's quite nostalgic.” - @dylanvo3069

“This show is PEAK, no one will convince me otherwise 😂” - @ash.w1924

• “ This show had it all, Comedy, great romance, great songs. Weirdly underrated and deserved to be talked about more.” - johans3164

• “BTR is so underrated in the sitcom realm, this show felt unique with how it doesn't use laugh tracks for its humor and because of that, BTR always stood out to me as a kid. The music still f***s too.” - @goretrance_x

“... While the singers played characters based on boy band stereotypes, in one they seemed like carboard cutouts and in the other, despite the stereotypes, the characters were brimming with charisma and personality, making them very fun to watch.” - @MarcPlayYatagarasu

“Scott Fellows put so much heart into his BIG TIME (no pun intended) (except for the words BIG TIME) productions on Nickelodeon, being a buff for rock n roll I hated of a show about pop music, but even before confirming Scott was the writer, I KNEW he was the writer, just from the first episode, and it instantly made a fan of the show. No laugh track, but he knows how to make you all laughs, all the time.” - @Heathenshalt

• “... And also Katie's relationship with Kendall and all the boys is so cool and new, even now. The younger siblings are usually the worst but she is perfect. And so when something happens and they worry about her or when she does something nice for them, it's very believable. It's also just funnier in general and better for the show have her team up with them sometimes.” - @zuzu_1707

“Something I loved about the show I don't hear talked about often is the subversions of some sitcom tropes. For example, the group came up with ridiculous plans.. but they almost always worked! Also, unlike many shows, Kendall had a kind and healthy relationship with his sister and mother and didn't interfere with the comedy at all.” - @punishercastle5847

• “The way a more slapsticky show can still hit you in the feels is something Big Time Rush excels at. The contrast of all the plots' different tones (heartfelt and unserious af), followed up by that phenomenal Worldwide segment is masterclass. It's immaculate how well Big Time Rush has aged (both the show and the band). - smackjack78

“its so crazy because this was not my first time seeing a TV show breakup and was “heartbroken” but THIS the execution was incredible.” - @daisyallen4954

“I love how wacky Big Time Rush [...] is. When you realize Scott Fellows made these series, it's like a live action cartoon which gives them a charm over other Nick sitcoms.” - @jacobsunday6521

“I always felt like Big Time Rush was the right amount of stupid. Casts where everyone is an idiot in their own way, even the 'smart' ones, are always really fun.” - @matti.8465

“This [beach] episode is one of those BTR eps that stand out to me, it always comes to mind when I think about the show and the moments I remember the most.” - @dancingsun

“My brother and I loved watching BTR; we didn't miss a single episode.” - El. Haruman

• “They embraced the silliness of the show without making it cringe. That's what makes it so great. They knew they were acting purposefully stupid, they knew they were being over the top but they just went with it and it works because of their charm. Every single character in this show is funny and amazing, even Hawk himself was a funny villain” - @vivalrevolution

• “I'm so happy some episodes of this show are still retained in my mind even if I watched this when I was like 5. That slide still makes me jealous omg.” - statsy150

• “It's even more amusing when you remember how, as a boyband, they were supposed to appeal teen/young girls, kinda “cute boys” living their not so best life stuff. But instead of a teen drama, mfs decided to make the most absurd and surreal s**t to think ever 😭” - @Dolcemilcc

#big time rush #btr #creative project #writing project #From hockey to Hollywood #btrtv #More bts pics & more fan comments!!