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[meanderingstream]

See my vision: Breanna as the secret time-traveling daughter from the future of Hardison and Parker.

You know all those comic plot lines where the teenage/young adult child of the main character(s) time travels back and meets their parents before they are born? Basically that, where Breanna is that trope and she travels back and ends up working with her parent's old crew before she was born while in secret she works to repair the time travel technology so she can get back.

Maybe it's an AU and she wasn't with Nana for as long and only got there when she was 17/18 but needed someplace she could trust and she knew where Nana would be (moved around a lot less than her parents and had reason to take in a lone teenager without having to reveal time travel stuff) and it's gonna take a few years but she will get back. Or maybe it's not an AU and something went really wrong with the future and she has been at Nana's since she was 11/12 because she was sent back to escape a terrible fate and she wants to do everything she can to prevent it. And she's worried about upsetting space-time, or preventing her own birth.

(I personally don't see Parker getting pregnant intentionally, but just maybe, if things were super, super chaotic, maybe including getting stranded on a desert island or something for a bit, I could see her somehow not figuring out exactly what was going on until after like 23 weeks).

But then it starts to get closer to Breanna's birth, and she has seen Doctor Who, has seen the episode "Father's Day" where when Rose holds herself as a baby, it creates a paradox and calls a time reaper into the room with them. Breanna would very much like to NOT be attacked by time reapers. (whether or not this is actually how time travel works here doesn't matter so much when Bre considers it a distinct possibility and is working off that fear). So she frantically starts trying to hasten her time machine fixing, but the others figure out something is wrong, there's some sort of catalyst, and she eventually comes clean to them.

She has to go back, and they help her finish the machine fixes and get there. She says goodbye and she is going to miss them but she's just going back to older versions of them. They're going to miss her, but they realize they will meet her again (for the very first time) quite soon.

Anyway, I just think it could be a cool concept to play around with.

[queen-pretzel-mcgumgum]

LEVERAGE IS BACK MOTHERFUCKERS

YALL.

One of the all-time best shows to ever exist has gotten a reboot that is out now with 2 new, VERY well written characters and 4 out of 5 of the fantastic original cast! You can watch it for free with ads on IMDB tv/Amazon Prime Video and we NEED to not only watch it and tell our friends to watch it, we need to be as vocal as we possibly can be about how we feel about it, because I have waited for literal YEARS for something like this to happen and I’ll be damned if I let another extremely well made show slip away because of insufficient ratings

Reboots are hard to pull off, and if you want to pull one off it needs to be done just right; it can’t be too similar, it can’t be too different, and if you have characters continuing over from the original it’s extremely easy to screw up writing them in a way that satisfies the audience but doesn’t seem hollow or 2-dimensional either, whereas new characters are bound to come underneath so much scrutiny it can be guaranteed to be met with mixed or negative feedback unless it’s done exactly right. So while preparing myself to give Leverage: Redemption a try, I was already pretty skeptical and anticipating at least mild disappointment.

I was very wrong.

Like always, the show is hilarious, serious, emotional & brilliant, the cast has the same chemistry with each other that we all loved, and they still give you the same mixed feeling of hope and satisfaction when you see someone awful get what they deserve, even if it is technically fictional when said justice is served—but not only do we get all the things we already loved about the show, we get them with two fresh, complex, and 3 dimensional faces that have their own unique backstories, and we get it in a way that helped transition the show to today’s relative day and age that keeps up very well with how the times have changed in our real world since the last season

Look.

TL;DR — if you liked, loved, or are even interested in the original Leverage, this reboot is for you. I hardly ever like reboots, and I tend to be fairly critical when a reboot I might be interested comes my way to be scrutinized, but I will stand behind this one till the day I die because it knocked my expectations on its ass and I was blown away because while it also was very modern and 2020s era, I felt like at the same time I was back in 2010, and honestly I’ve never been more satisfied with any other reboot than I have with this one. Please help me save it and spread the word.

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[lets-go-steal-a-found-family]

Eliot seems to be really making an effort towards healing this season. Obviously he's been working hard for years and years now, but he's been working hard towards redemption. Now he's working on actually healing. He's acknowledging his pain and actually letting it show (I had to give myself a hug when he actually gave Hardison a genuine answer when he was asked if he was ok or not. And he said he didn't know and looked like he would have accepted a hug from Alec or Parker right then).

[lets-go-steal-a-found-family]

Just caught up on last week's episode and holy shit the last 5 minutes put me in tears T_T

[orcarina]

hallowe'en name change :)))