#daniel calder

[sammroo167]

The saga of THE glasses

[jackabbot]

THE RED LINE 1.05 • One Day We May Be More Than a Body

[staytrueblue]

the way noah uses his hands and pulls him against him he’s so gentle I cannot deal

[art-by-jas]

Walk with me... Charlie x Daniel

[czarinakitty]

From what I have gathered, the characters Noah Wyle usually chooses can be broken down as follows:

Usually highly intelligent, often the smartest person in the room

Lacking the social/emotional skills to effectively manage the "situation" he's been put in and not handling it well when he's called out on it

Trying really hard to be a good dad, even if he doesn't have kids of his own

This can then be broken down into 2 sub-types:

The Flynn Carsen type who is fully aware he is the smartest person in the room and determined to make that everyone else's problem

The Tom Mason type who cannot figure out how he keeps ending up surrounded by idiots

[lindseymcdonaldseyelashes]

Leverage: Redemption 3x6- "The Swipe Right Job"

The Red Line (2019)

[roobydoos]

This scene makes me tear up and cringe at the same time. They were such good dads. Harrison come back.

[raven--stag]

look at him with his gay lil earring😭