#georgeparker

[mercurydeep]

Alfred Hillinghead (Kyle Soller) and Henry Ashe (George Parker) a beautiful and sad love story in Victorian England within the series "Bodies" on Netflix if you have not seen it I recommend it one hundred percent

[mon-ster-chen]

BODIES

Alfred & Henry

💫🙂

[dixiecotton]

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[mercurydeep]

"Bodies" along with "Transatlantic" the best thing on Netflix...have you seen 1890 in Bodies? I adore these two Alfred and Henry.🥹♥️♥️♥️..

[mercurydeep]

"Bodies" has been nominated for: Outstanding limited or Anthology Series for the 35th "Glaad Media Awards" well deserved nomination and should win because the plot, the performances, the setting and above all the Victorian gay romance between these two handsome boys the detective Alfred Hillinghead (Kyle Soller♥️) and the journalist Henry Ashe (George Parker) in 1890 is a masterpiece🥹🙌

[venividiwiki]

The truth is, I feel like yelling. Stop quite a bit these days. Every time I hear about Twitter I want to yell ‘Stop’. The notion of sending and getting brief updates to and from dozens or thousands of people every few minutes is an image from information hell.

George Parker, journalist bij The New Yorker, spuit zijn mening over Twitter.