#lance buchanan

[personinthepalace]

Nancy Zamit's and Dave Hearn's spuds in The Goes Wrong Show (2019) and The Comedy About Spies (2025) -> how it started vs how it's going

[jonnyinthewell]

Party in the C.I.A. or whatever

[not-mary-sue]

BRB, writing a happy ending fic for Lance because I refuse to let him suffer any further

[gobiin-z]

Okay I’ve reached a new low

Trust me on this guys TRUST.

So, Mischief Comedy. My favourite theatre company EVER.

They made a new play called The Comedy About Spies and um……it’s a fixation i think.

SO I DREW THEM

don’t get me wrong, theyre all my favourite, but Janet and Lance Buchanan’s up there <3

My first proper time trying out watercolours, so I’m really happy with it!!!

It’s going on my wall

(Also featuring this cause it looks silly and I was trying to draw his hair)

[jonnyinthewell]

Lance Buchanan, Curt Mega, and Walter DeCourcey all work for the same damn organization and none of them are good at it

[valicelavidad]

ok maybe I need to see niall as lance because why is he more pathetic

[kindaskimpy]

Get ready to have your heart melted... this the story of how Lt. Kyle Bandermann proposed to the love of his life, Lance Buchanan

“When we as service members ask our partner to become our spouse, we’re also asking them to commit to being a part of the military family. Lance has sacrificed a great deal for me and the Navy. He moved from his comfort zone and family in rural Western North Carolina to the metropolitan D.C. area. He will sacrifice even more for his country in November as we move halfway around the world to the Island of Guam for three years. It is only right that I officially ask him to join the Navy family as we begin to form our own. Our military spouses are as much an integral part of the military structure as we service members are."

Read more about their love here

Stories like these never get old

[nedraggett]

First, anyone who knows my work knows that I love my fellow service members, the camaraderie of the military community, and specifically the culture, pride, and professionalism of the U.S. Navy. It has become a part of my identity and I am grateful to call the Navy home. I am myself, both in uniform and civilian clothes. However, I realize that being a Naval Officer calls me to something much bigger than myself, and provides me a sense of pride and awareness of my actions while wearing my Nation’s colors. Secondly, when we as service members ask our partner to become our spouse, we’re also asking them to commit to being a part of the military family. Lance has sacrificed a great deal for me and the Navy. He moved from his comfort zone and family in rural Western North Carolina to the metropolitan D.C. area. He will sacrifice even more for his country in November as we move halfway around the world to the Island of Guam for three years. It is only right that I officially ask him to join the Navy family as we begin to form our own. Our military spouses are as much an integral part of the military structure as we service members are.

-- Navy Lt. Kyle Bandermann on why he wore his dress whites when proposing to his fiance, Lance Buchanan.