#holiday grainger

[lostgirl88]

Jack O’Connell as Scarecrow

[cjjade]

My favorite thing about Heated Rivalry, is that The Borgias are all over my feed. It was such a great show, and quite scandalous for the time. It and Game of Thrones both aired in April of 2011, and TV has never been the same.

No one today will understand the hold Cesare Borgia had on us all.

[fandomhype]

Non UK Friends!

If you set your VPN to the UK and go to: https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer and set up an account this is the 'security' feature to check if you have a TV Licence...

Click that you do and then you can watch whatever you want.

On a totally unrelated note Strike the Ink Black Heart will be on Iplayer on the 16th (ep 1&2) and the 23rd (ep 3&4) of December.

[sonyreece]

Mickey 17 gifs

[harritudur]

modern-au // elizabeth of york & henry tudor

(please click for bigger version to enjoy the quotes i put lol)

[allysonkgirl]

 Cesare x Lucrezia Borgia -Touches

[1038276637]

Lady Chatterley's Lover (2015) dir. Jed Mercurio

[maelerie]

Holliday Grainger in The Borgias gives me big Spanish-era Belgium vibes

Omg anon, are you in my head?? Because yes!!!!! I mean, look at her!! She's perfect?!

(Yes, that hand in the last gif is totally Spain's)

I know the fashion and hairstyle don't entirely fit the time period where Belgium was ruled by Spain but I don't caaaaaaaaare :)

And! And! And! The SpaBel visuals this show gives us!!

Even though I don't really see François Arnaud's Cesare as a good faceclaim for Spain. I'd actually see David Oakes (who played Juan in The Borgias) as Spain, but with shorter hair like he looked in The White Queen:

Anyway!! All of that (and my period drama nerd showing through) aside: yes, anon, you are 120% right and you should say it!!