#mr. schneider

[m-0-therless]

Mr. Schneider is disappointed but as much he wants to give a chance, vinnie has to learn his lesson but just sucking it all up.

[mickgaydolenz]

Was wondering if you could draw Mr. Schneider?

he died for our sins (september 12th 1966-march 25th 1968)

[incorrectmonkeesquotes]

Davy: That’s ridiculous. Peter doesn’t have a crush on me.

Mike: Yes he does.

Micky: Yes he does.

Mr. Schneider: Yes he does.

Peter: Yes I do!

[zootycutieart]

I'm also taking on Gravedale-tober! Gives me a chance to draw Gravedale High characters! Day 1 is to draw Mr. Schneider! He was fun to draw, though the hair messed me up a bit at first, but I got it going fine. ^_^

[abgallery]

Happy hot dog day!

[antheminmyheart]

It’s been like 6 months since Peter died and it still doesn’t feel real. Like, wtf, I’m still half-convinced he’s hiding out in a basement somewhere with Davy and Mr. Schneider.

[ive-just-begun-to-care]

Ok, some fave moments:

Peter getting tongue-tied and separated his tongue from his teeth (0:37) and then calling himself “the dummy” and saying, “Hey, I’ve spoken enough about me- what do YOU think of me?”  Still in character after all those years!

Banjo lessons running gag

Running gag with the sandwich

“Daily overdoses” of the Monkees (clever how he misreads the teleprompter there- not sure if it was intentional or accidental)

Peter’s response to the letter about Stephen Stills

“Oh, that was a Beatles tune!”

Mr. Schneider (starting around 6:50)

“Clarksville” intro (13:00)

Getting hit with the mailbag and “I already have the letter, Phil” (21:55)

“I see my paycheck has arrived.”  (21:10)

Micky’s guest spot- another Monkee who hasn’t forgotten how to play his character (and still the best freaker-outer I ever saw!) (27:00)

And I’m guessing that truncated news clip at the end is from another YouTube vid that I’ll hafta track down...

[the-dork-neko]

Credits to the original authors of the crossover: @nezclaw and @averyextraordinaryscene

Fonte/ Source: http://archiveofourown.org/series/784158

Headcanon: The Earthshaker, the Flamecaller, the Windsinger and the Arcanist gave a parting gift to the Monkees, when they left the magical world of Sornieth.

To protect their impromptu adoptive children even when they were out of sight, the Dragon Gods transported some of their power to the dimensional point corresponded to the location of the Earthshaker’s statue in the dragon’s Pad - which ended exactly in Mr. Schneider’s chair in the “human” Pad.

The magical empowering of the unsuspecting wooden dummy ended up protecting the boys from infinite sorts of mystical threats - such as the interrupted ressurection in the episode A Coffin Too Frequent.

Headcanon: os deuses-dragões da Terra, dos Ventos, da Fogo e da Magia Arcana despediram-se dos Monkees com presentes místicos.

Para proteger os inesperados “filhotes adotivos” mesmo quando eles estivessem longe de suas vistas protetoras, as divindades infundiram um pouco de seus poderes num ponto de encontro entre as dimensões de Sornieth e da Terra - onde os meninos decoraram a toca com a estátua de um dos deuses-dragões, e que na versão “original” humana da icônica casa de praia, dava bem na cadeira do boneco Mr. Schneider.

Imbuído dos seus novos poderes, o boneco terminou protegendo os rapazes de toda sorte de perigos místicos - como o falso “ressucitador” visto no episódio A Coffin Too Frequent.