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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Rating: Explicit (18+)

Fandom: The Onceler (The Lorax 2012 movie) is the main fandom.

Content Warnings: No heavy content warnings. Some chapters may have some violence and blood. S*xual nature is to be expected.

Category: All (M/M, M/F, F/F, Multi, Other)

Other Fandoms/Characters (as of ch. 49): Gravity Falls (Bill Cipher), Don't Hug Me I'm Scared (Tony the talking Clock), Undertale (Sans, Sans AU), Donkey Kong Country (Sexual Kong), Sonic the Hedgehog (Shadow the Hedgehog), Ryuu ga Gotoku/Yakuza (Kiryu Kazuma), NieR: Automata (2B), Harry Potter (Harry Potter, Snape), Doctor Who (Dr.Who, David Tennant), Five Nights at Freddy's (Freddy Fazbear), Mob Psycho 100 (Reigen Arataka), Helluva Boss & Hazbin Hotel (Alastor, Various), Cryptids (Mothman, Bigfoot), Disco Elysium (Harry Du Bois, Kim Kitsuragi, Harry du Bois' C*ck), Sherlock (Sherlock Holmes, Benedict Cumberbatch), Baldur's Gate (Astarion), Steven Universe (Tuxedo Pearl, Spinel, C*ckicite), 魔道祖师 Modao Zushi (Wei Wuxian, Lan Zhan), Jojo's Bizarre Adventure (Dio Brando, Jojo), Vocaloid (Hatsune Miku), Jujutsu Kaisen (Gojo Satoru), Moomin (Snufkin), Omegaverse (Alpha, Beta, Omega), The Grinch (The Grinch), The Amazing Digital Circus (Pomni, Jax), Looney Tunes (Bugs Bunny), Sex Wizard (Sex Wizard), YN (YN), Nuclear Throne (Yung Venuz), Mario Bros. (Waluigi), Kuroshitsuji/Black Butler (Sebastian, Grell), Gordon Ramsay, Final Fantasy VII (Sephiroth), Pokemon (Nurse Joy, Mystery Pokemon), Animal Crossing (Raymond the Cat, Tom Nook), Monopoly (Mr. Monopoly), Marvel Cinematic Universe (Loki), Supernatural (Dean Winchester, Dan Winchester, Castiel), Shrek (Shrek), The Lord of the Rings (Bilbo, Gandalf), Dragon Ball (Goku, Vegeta)

Additional Tags: S*x, S*xual Content, Large C*ck

Chapters: 49/ Ongoing

Words (as of ch. 49): 8450

Summary: An epic story centering around the famously s*xual character the Onceler and his many adventures.

AO3 Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/75521256/chapters/197466076

Author's note: Hello. I am Sexy_Baboon, author of "C*ck of the Onceler". I hope my Fan Fiction will bring you and your loved ones many exciting feelings and smiles. Last Edited: 23-May-2026

David Tennant (Doctor 10) regenerated into Matt Smith (Doctor 11) in The End of Time part 2, which aired on January 2, 2010. Tennant was so popular in the role that there was talk within the BBC of just canceling the show when he retired. Tennant had starred in three regular seasons and one season of specials. He would return in the multi-Doctor story The Day of the Doctor and then, for the first time in the series, he became the first actor to play more than one version of the Doctor as Jodie Whittaker (Doctor 13) regenerated into him (The Power of the Doctor - 2020), making him both the 10th and 14th Doctors. The episode was the last episode with Russel T Davies as show runner and writer until he took back over with Tennant's return. It was the last appearance of John Barrowman as Jack Harkness in Doctor Who until the Fugitve of Judoon (2020). The episode featured the first appearance of Galifrey and the Time Lords (outside of the Doctor and the Master - Derek Jacobi/John Simm) in the revival series. The episode revealed that Rassilon (Timothy Dalton) was brought back to lead the Time Lords during the Time War, what the Time Lords were planning that caused the Doctor to end the Time War, that the Time Lords had messed with the Master's mind, and that Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke) and Martha Jones (Feema Agyemen) got married. The Doctor's death was so slow, he had time to visit all his past companions and friends before he died (according to The Sarah Jane Adventures "Death of the Doctor part 2" - 2010). Some of the visits that were shown in the episode were bringing Wilfred Mott (Bernard Cribbens) back home to Sylvia (Jacqueline King) and Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) (the sound of the TARDIS waking Donna from her coma), saving Martha Jones-Smith (Freema Agyemen) and Mickey Smith (Noel Clarke) from Commander Jast (Dan Starkey), saving Luke Smith (Tommy Knight) from getting hit by a car as well as seeing Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen) before he left, giving Jack Harkness (John Barrowman) the name of Alonso Frame (Russell Tovey) at a space bar, meeting Varity Newman (Jessica Hynes) at a book signing and asking about her grandmother(Variety was named after Variety Lambert the original producer of Doctor Who and the character was the granddaughter of Joan Redfern from the 1913 based episodes Human Nature and The Family of Blood - 2007), witnessed the wedding of Dona Noble to Shuan Temple (Karl Collins), where he gave a winning Lottery ticket as a wedding present (also appearances of Nerys - Krystal Archer and Minnie Hooper - June Whitfield), watched Rose (Billie Piper) and Jackie Tyler (Camille Coduri) (before the events of Rose - 2006) on New Years 2005. Steven Moffat, the incoming show runner, wrote the ending scene introducing Matt Smith. ("The End of Time part 2", Doctor Who, Vlm 2, TV Event)

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These are in order of how likely I am to draw something for requests! You can check HERE to see what's open!

You can of course ask about fandoms/AUs/Ships that aren’t on here, because it’s likely I’ve missed things or have them on my to-watch/read list! If I've drawn them before, I included a link to the tag!

[Ones I will likely never draw are: Cu1t of the Lamb, V1vzipop, S0uth Park, H0mestuck, and most adult animation] (censored so they don’t show up in search, this isn’t a DNI list, it’s just I personally wouldn’t be comfortable drawing them.)

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The actor stunned on the red carpet in a groovy, sherbet-inspired ensemble that perfectly matched his multi-colored fingernails.

Dan Stevens Wanted to Look Like a Work of Art at the Gaslit Premiere

The actor stunned on the red carpet in a groovy, sherbet-inspired ensemble that perfectly matched his multicolored fingernails.

When you think about the cross section where fashion and Watergate meet, your brain probably defaults to boring gray suits—except, perhaps, if you're Dan Stevens. Stevens was dressed to the nines in a groovy, sherbet-tinged suit for Monday night's premiere of Gaslit, Starz's miniseries about the ’70s scandal. The show stars Sean Penn as John N. Mitchell, Nixon's attorney general, and Julia Roberts as Martha Mitchell, his fiercely outspoken wife, as well as Stevens as whistleblower John Dean, and Betty Gilpin as his savvy wife, Mo Kane Dean. Held at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Gaslit premiere saw Stevens stun in a Creamsicle-inspired suit, which boldly swirled orange, pink, yellow, and red swaths. The pattern was reminiscent of both a lava lamp and Fruit Stripe gum, and complemented the red carpet’s color scheme. “I wanted to blend in,” Stevens told V.F. “I wanted to come disguised as a work of art.” Stevens coordinated his colors down to his fingernails, each of which was painted a hue found in his suit.

Along with being a meticulous dresser, Stevens is also an easygoing scene partner, according to co-star Gilpin. “I think that you never really know when you show up on day one what the actor opposite you is going to be like,” she told V.F. on the carpet. “You never know if he's gonna be ultra Method and terrifying, or doesn't want to look you in the eye, or, you know, is a horror show. Dan is just a saint and so the opposite of that, which often makes me be like, 'Oh, then he's probably not a very good actor if he's normal.' And then he was such a great actor."

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The rumors are true, (for once). Ahhhh the blonde hair explained!!!!

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found on google, it looks like extras from that brill photoshoot. The Wrap

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Family Don't End With Blood

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by Maddddddddddyyyyy

Basically, a "What-If" Fic where Alex Karev, Sylvie Brett, Evan "Buck" Buckley, and Jim Street were foster siblings growing up and became super close, but it's set today, with some flashbacks.

Words: 1969, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English

Fandoms: Grey's Anatomy, 9-1-1 (TV), Chicago Fire, S.W.A.T. (TV 2017)

Rating: General Audiences

Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings

Categories: Multi

Characters: Alex Karev, Sylvie Brett, Evan "Buck" Buckley, Jim Street, Stella Kidd, Howie "Chimney" Han, Eddie Diaz (9-1-1 TV), Izzie Stevens, Miranda Bailey, Tony Ferraris, Harold Capp, Joe Cruz (Chicago Fire), Dan "Hondo" Harrelson, Henrietta "Hen" Wilson, Bobby Nash, Christina "Chris" Alonso, Dominique Luca

Relationships: Alex Karev & Sylvie Brett & Evan "Buck" Buckley & Jim Street, Stella Kidd/Sylvie Brett, Matthew Casey/Kelly Severide

Additional Tags: U.S. Navy SEAL Evan "Buck" Buckley (minor), Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Found Family, Foster Care, Foster Siblings Alex Sylvie Buck and Street, i had an idea, and wrote it, this will be multi chapter, mentions of abuse, Nothing explict

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David Tennant

Flashback on the career of the incredible David Tennant, one of the most gifted Biritsh comedian of his generation, honoured in CANNESERIES with the screening of Around the World in 80 days, in which he plays the role of Phileas Fogg. From Doctor Who to Broadchurch, from Good Omens to Des and Staged, David Tennant has left his mark on the history of television. An exceptional talk with an exceptional actor.

Over the duration of his acting career, David Tennant has left a trail of memorable characters over an expansive and diverse array of film, television and on-stage credits. Most recently, he portrayed notorious killer Dennis Nilsen in ITV’s Des. This past year also saw David on our screens in BBC’s comedy series Staged, where he and Michael Sheen starred as themselves. Other credits include Deadwater Fell, Criminal, There She Goes, Camping and Good Omens. David will next be seen in Around The World In 80 Days, playing the iconic Phileas Fogg and is currently filming Steven Moffat’s upcoming BBC/Netflix drama Inside Man. He is most recognisable for his multi-awarded portrayal as the 10th Doctor on the widely beloved series Doctor Who. The second season of David's podcast, David Tennant does a podcast with... was released towards the tail end of last year, with guests including Judi Dench, Stacey Abrams, Tim Minchin and Dan Levy.

Conversation moderated by Thomas Destouches.

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Weekend Top Ten #498

Top Ten Movie Cameos

The first time I think I ever noticed someone cameoing in a movie was Steven Spielberg. I was watching The Blues Brothers, and there was this guy, who I was sure was Mr. The Berg. I must have seen him in some behind-the-scenes something or the other. But he was a director, not an actor, so it couldn’t have been him, right? Then years later I was reading Empire, and sure enough, I was vindicated. It was indeed the play mountain himself. But more on that later.

So, cameos, then. What is a cameo? Now, in my opinion, I think it really has to be small. Really, it should just be one scene – or even one shot. The smaller the better. I’ve seen people online refer to Judi Dench in Shakespeare in Love or Tom Cruise in Tropic Thunder as cameos, which is very, very daft, as those are clearly supporting roles – even if they are quite small (and remember, Dench didn’t win her Oscar for “Best Cameo”, she won it for “We Meant To Give You This Last Year”, which is a very important category in the Oscars). I also think the best cameos should be unexpected; a nice surprising treat. And usually they’re funny – the incongruity of seeing that person in this film. Because that’s the other thing: for a cameo to really work, the person cameoing has to be kinda famous. For instance, some might say that Ashley Johnson in The Avengers is a cameo, but whilst she’s obviously awesome and prodigiously talented, I don’t think she’s instantly recognisable enough (which, y’know, she’s mostly famous as a voice actor); also there’s nothing inherently funny or surprising about her role, she’s a waitress who’s saved by Captain America. It doesn’t feel like it’s saying anything to have Johnson play that role, other than I guess Joss Whedon wanted her in the movie (it’s actually funnier that her brief scene is referenced in Loki, because Kate Herron had the whole of the MCU to draw from in a montage, but chose to use an unknown character who’s in one tiny bit of one film, entirely because she’s a huge fan of The Last of Us – see, that is arguably a cameo).

So my rationale for what is and isn’t a cameo might seem complex or even arbitrary, but when has that stopped me in the past? And so, with no further ado, we now get deep into the weeds of it and celebrate my favourite movie cameos of all time. Oh, and there’s no Bill Murray here; I know, I know, it’s a really famous cameo, but, er, I’ve never seen Zombieland. Sorry.

Stan Lee in Pretty Much Everything (2000-2019): I mean, who else? The absolute King of Cameos. Lee was a massive publicity hound all his life, and passed up no opportunity to get in front of the camera, so once big, proper movies were being made of his comics, he was right there, selling hot dogs in X-Men (2000), rescuing children in Spider-Man (2002), and then right through every MCU film until his sad death in 2019 (and even popping up in Teen Titans!). Hearing him tell Miles Morales “I'm going to miss him,” in Into the Spider-Verse chokes me up every time.

Carrie Fisher & George Lucas in Hook (1991): this has always been one of my favourites because unlike virtually every other entry in this list, you only know this if you’ve been told. But it’s funny and it’s sweet. When Tinkerbell takes Peter to Neverland, she flies over a bridge, where a silhouetted couple are seen canoodling. Her pixie dust falls across them, and they begin to float into the air. And apparently the unrecognisable couple are played by Princess Leia and the director of Star Wars. Which, I think you’ll agree, is pretty cool (Hook is really good for cameos).

Brad Pitt in Deadpool 2 (2018): having an invisible character offers plenty of opportunity for some good gags, especially in a Deadpool movie, but the real laugh in the film comes when the Vanisher is electrocuted and we get to see his face for a split second. And – ha – it turns out to be the hugely mega-famous Brad Pitt. It’s funny because he’s a massive star.

Martin Sheen in Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993): it’s one thing for the movie to do an Apocalypse Now gag, as Charlie Sheen’s Topper Harley sails down a river on a military boat, but hanging a lampshade on it by making it cross over with Martin Sheen’s Willard from the classic seventies Vietnam epic is another thing entirely. And then both actors notice each other – ha, funny, they’re father and son in real life – and say in unison, “I loved you in Wall Street!”. Very on-the-nose all the funnier for it.

Steven Spielberg in The Blues Brothers (1980): well, I mentioned him, and here he is, a totally nonplussed-looking administrator bloke just merrily eating a sandwich. He’s frightfully young (I’m guessing he was probably about 32 or 33) and he’s got a big brown tache instead of his usual ‘Berg Beard, he’s dressed very smartly and he’s awfully polite. His demeanour is hilariously in stark contrast to the mayhem around him, and his public persona is also hilariously in contrast to the raucous and ribald mood of the movie.

Cate Blanchett in Hot Fuzz (2007): this is one I didn’t even notice till I read about it after seeing the movie. In a very funny scene where Simon Pegg’s Nick Angel chats to his ex-girlfriend Janine, she is head-to-toe in forensic gear throughout, with a mask covering her face, so all we see are her eyes. But the gag of it is, she’s played by the phenomenally famous Cate Blanchett. You get a megastar to do one scene but make her unrecognisable. So funny it beats Peter Jackson’s evil Santa.

Don Ameche & Ralph Bellamy in Coming to America (1988): this is another one I remember finding hilarious when I was a kid. Walking down the street late at night with love interest Lisa (Shari Headley), Akeem (Eddie Murphy) nonchalantly gives a huge wad of cash to some poor homeless bums. But it turns out that they’re played by Murphy’s old Trading Places co-stars Ameche and Bellamy – and they refer to each other by their character names from that earlier film. “We’re back!” declares Ameche, referencing the end of Trading Places, when their crooked broker characters were defeated and ruined by Murphy and Dan Aykroyd. It’s a great bit of shared-universe tomfoolery, and very funny for fans of Murphy’s movies. Oh, and speaking of Aykroyd…

Dan Aykroyd in Casper (1995): in 1995 it had been six long, bitter years without a new Ghostbusters film; back then, we could still hold out hope for a proper Ghostbuster 3. Sadly that never came to pass, but it was a very pleasant surprise when Ray Stantz himself popped up in Casper, of all things, fearfully running out of Whipstaff Manor in full ghostbusting regalia and declaring, “Who ya gonna call? Someone else!”. I mean, after facing down Gozer and Vigo and who knows what else, you’d think three sarcastic arsehole ghosts would be no match for him, but maybe the ‘busters were having tough times. Maybe this will all be backstory in Ghostbusters: Afterlife. Maybe Cathy Moriarty and Eric Idle will return the favour and do cameos of their own. We can but hope.

Matt Damon, Luke Hemsworth, & Sam Neill in Thor: Ragnarok (2017): twenty years ago you could point to Goldmember as the, er, gold standard in multi-character cameo pile-ups. And while that is great – Danny DeVito giving the finger, Spielberg back-flipping – I think it’s been surpassed by this minor gaggle of stars hamming it up. Matt Damon – famouser than anyone actually billed in the movie – is An Actor Playing Loki. Dr. Alan Grant from Jurassic Park is An Actor Playing Odin (whilst Odin’s actor, Anthony Hopkins, plays Tom Hiddleston playing Loki playing Odin – do keep up), and Thor’s Real-Life Brother plays An Actor Playing Thor. It’s all delightfully meta and hilarious.

Ollie Johnston & Frank Thomas in The Incredibles (2004): this one’s really sweet, and like the Hook cameo, would very easily slip you by. At the end of the film, after the climactic battle, two old men cheer on the superheroes – “That’s old school!” “Yep, no school like the old school!” – but what’s great is that they’re voiced by – and designed to look like – Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas, the last two surviving members of the famous “Nine Old Men” group of Disney animators, who’d worked on many of the classic Disney films. This was Pixar and director Brad Bird giving a tip of the hat to the legends who came before them, and made all the sweeter by the fact that Johnston and Thomas (both sadly now deceased) were absolute best buds in real life. A cameo that educates and makes you think! How nice!

There you go. Sadly no room for any of the many great Star Wars cameos, from Daniel Craig through to George Lucas’ entire family. Oh well!