#colm feore

[therealmauve]

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY (2019-2024) ↳ S02E06 "A Light Supper"

[mokolat]

[i-seeaspaceshipinthe-sky]

Well, where has [sobriety] gotten me? Where has it gotten me? Nowhere.

The Umbrella Academy: 1x09 | 2x04 | 3x03 | 4x03

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

Have you seen Greta (2018)?

Yes

No

Haven’t even heard of this movie

Voting ended onJun 9

[maturemenoftvandfilms]

Landman (TV Series) S2.E3 'Almost a Home' (2025) - Mike Harkins

Mike would look good on my cock. I haven't seen his ass... yet, but I'm betting that'll look good on my cock too.😁

On A Side Note: Colm Feore and Jim Meskimen could get their dicks sucked… and their assholes licked.

And is Andy Garcia becoming fuckable to me? 🤔

Damn… Andy Garcia is fuckable to me.

[mndvx]

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY — The Cleanse (S04E04) ››› Colm Feore as Reginald Hargreeves ››› Elliot Page as Viktor Hargreeves

[vani-is-typing]

okay, wait a sec. there's clearly a lot to be discussed about the umbrella academy final season. lots of messed up stuff, things just left hanging, events that occurred which were only given to us as one liners, without any further elaboration about what happened. but right now my biggest query is, how did the durango reach the earth?

the marigold reached it obviously because of reggie and his whole reset plan to bring back his wife, which i just have no way of logically explaining how that is possible, so i won't get into that. but from what abigail explained of founding marigold and durango, i can only assume that these were elements found solely on their planet, or world, or whatever. that world ended, and before it did, reggie sent some marigold flying over to the earth.

but why in the ever loving fuck, would he also send over some durango, which arrived in the most bizzare of places and forms by the way, when he was perfectly aware of the reaction the presence of marigold and durango near each other caused? it literally does not make any sense for him to send over such a volatile material to earth, where he's attempting to create a new life with the assistance of some sweet, glowing marigold.

and let's say he did this purely for the sake of scientific investigation, wanting to know why this element was so deadly. perhaps he wondered if the reactions it caused with marigold could somehow be weaponized. but that also doesn't make sense, because there was no active research taking place on or around jennifer. she was just the random girl found inside a massive squid, around whom reginald would later go on to form an entire town of brainwashed soldiers in order to prevent her from coming into contact with the marigold.

jennifer's presence is in no way helping reggie achieve anything. she is no public figure he would have trouble getting out of the way, though i'm sure no trouble would bother him in the least. she has no family, no big contacts as far as we know. her entire existence, as far as reggie and his goal is concerned, is redundant.

so why, in this timeline, does he just not get fucking rid of her? why, even if ultimately the presence of marigold is the reason everything keeps getting messed up again and again, does he keep that chunk of durango around?

and i swear to god, if the reason for this turns out to be abigail, because she went all like, "oh, she's just a poor, oblivious girl. let's let her be", i will literally reach inside 'the cleanse' to get that pasty ass couple out and unalive them all over again.

[pendingfeels]

The Umbrella Academy ☂️

S04E06: The Beginning