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[ancanthus]

i discovered who brennan lee mulligan was today

[mubosworld]

Imām Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:

“The one who is truthful does not care about his status in the eyes of creation.”

[مدارج السالكين ٢\٢٨٩]

[mottekesailorfuku]

imagine using the wrong tags on the wrong social media sites like what if i tagged my tumblr posts with fyp

[ancanthus]

bobby nash is the resident diversity hire. only straight white guy on the team 😭😭😭

[ancanthus]

"as much as everyone wants me to be hopelessly pining over my straight best friend-" the way literally nobody said that 😭😭

[ancanthus]

evan 'buck' buckley core

[ancanthus]

watching mumbojumbo for the first time and tell me why i expected him to be this big brash cocky guy and he's actually this very soft spoken giggly brit???? mumbojumbo. one of minecraft's most revered and talented players. the god of redstone. the envy of all integral pillar of the hermitcraft. and he's just some guy

[ancanthus]

i think this will either go one of two ways. either A) they see the backlash, realize it's not going to go away, and reverse bobby's death, (cmon you're gonna risk losing angela basset?) saving the very little face they have left for their very popular show. or B) they won't have the balls to tell Tim Minear to change the story and he runs the show into the ground. either the show will become incredibly grief stricken and depressing that it's not fun to watch anymore or they're going to move on so quickly from Bobby it feels unnatural and the show will feel incredibly soulless.

Angela Bassett has already said she doesn't see a world where Athena and Bobby don't end up together at the end of the show. the interviews have revealed that literally everybody (the cast, the crew, the execs) did not think this was a good idea. we know there were multiple endings filmed, that the execs had to talk Minear out of a 4 minute helicopter chase scene in the middle of an episode when they couldn't even be bothered to show eddie once, and the deadline article points out that this was a this was "the biggest risk Tim has ever taken in his 30 year career." people apparently understood this was an incredibly risky and stupid move.

and as much as i would like to hold onto all of that, i think there's a very real, simple, and terrifying possibility that they're not going to reverse this and that the show is going to be run into the ground, despite all of the obvious reasons not to.

i think the best thing to do is keeping up the pressure because there are so many cracks in this already that it's very possible we could fix if we don't let it die.

i'm sorry for the dramatics, but i really don't wanna lose this show to a bad writing decision, especially not when i feel like there is something we can do and this could maybe be reversed.