#lee rose

[swiirrrlllee]

silly self portraits!!!!

[d-criss-news]

bradleybredeweg: Couldn’t resist a victory lap with @ leeroseforreal to celebrate @ darrencriss and his shiny new silver medallion. This baby STILL SLAPS for a third time! Goosebumps on goosebumps. Go, D, go! @ maybehappyending

[demisexualnathanvuornos]

Adam Copeland +vikings

Dwight Hendrickson in Haven 2x10 What Where Who W*ndigo (2011) Directed by Lee Rose

Kjetill Flatnose in Vikings 5x5 The Prisoner (2017)

[oocstephenkingtv]

Under the Dome (2013-2015) +female directors

1x4 Outbreak (2013)

1x6 The Endless Thirst (2013) Written by Soo Hugh

1x9 the Fourth Hand (2013)

2x4 Revelation (2014) Written by Alexandra McNally

3x10 Legacy (2015) co-written by Alexandra McNally

3x11 Love Is a Battlefield (2015)

[boardchairman-blog]

**Shots of the Episode**

Star Trek: Discovery (2017)

Season 4, Episode 7: “...But to Connect” (2021) Director: Lee Rose Cinematographer: Philip Lanyon

[floridaboiler]

Lee Rose, Purdue basketball’s predecessor to Gene Keady and head coach in 1979 and 1980, has passed away.  

[defconprime]

TREKMATCH! # 563 - Discovery's "Choose Your Pain" vs 2019's The Half of It

THE HALF OF IT

A shy high school girl needs money so she agrees to ghost write some love letters for a doofy jock, but maybe she's in a little Cyrano de Bergerac sitch because she's crushing on the girl the jock likes! It's a sweet little movie although I didn't really understand how the bullies could sabotage a piano so easily - like, I don't know how to sabotage a piano, is this common knowledge??

GRADE: C+

STAR TREK: DISCOVERY - "Choose Your Pain"

Lorca winds up in Klingon jail where he meets a deceptive space creep named Harcourt Fenton Mudd and a secret Klingon named Ash Tyler. And actually Lorca's pretending to be not a mirror dude so this is just a whole little room of lies. Also Tilly gets to say Star Trek's first fuck!

GRADE: B-

Victory to Trek, so Trek is up 283-280!

[randyphk-blog]

Star Trek Discovery Review S2E4

The writing for “An Obol for Charon” is spectacular and there were no moments where I felt sharks were utilized. At two points I even cried; information provided by the Star Trek Shorts came in handy this episode as well. This episode connected all of its story threads in a wonderfully intelligent way. Visually the episode was fantastic with CGI on part with that of Star Wars or other big budget productions. I still prefer a different focus on the art but they do not lose me in the depiction of gravity or celestial objects at any point. I can’t really extrapolate more on the episode for I really enjoyed it. If Discovery has even one more episode on this level of quality the entire series is worth watching.