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How we feeling in the twn fandom today lads?
Ooh the Only Friends Dream On shining a light on how the BL sausage gets made is one of my favorite games.
this might just be a personal rant but --one of the reasons why i don't want to acknowledge Gwen's implications of being trans in the movie is because of her history in the comics of kissing an underage teenager that being Miles while she herself was a whole adult about 21 years old and Miles is 16, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when they want to push trans representation through a character that has done something as disgusting as getting with a minor character
🚨🚨🚨HELLO THIS IS ANOTHER REALLY GOOD POINT AND YOU SHOULD ABSOLUTELY SPEAK ON IT PLEASE AND THANK YOUUUU🚨🚨🚨
I can’t help but liken this to the whole Harry Potter Professor Snape recasting debacle; like yes, make the characters more woke and diverse absolutely, but also you should be double checking to make sure that you’re not accidentally making unsavory implications
I choose to believe that the canon explanation for Baelfire changing from looking like this:
To looking like THIS in that one series of flashbacks in an episode of Season 6:
Is either because Rumplestiltskin cannot reconcile the thought that Bae tried to use the dagger with the memory of his boy who was otherwise very anti-magic, or that because so much time has gone by he has started to forget a few details about what his son looked like, maybe he doesn’t look at the sketch of him anymore? Looking at both actors together, it’s not as bad of a resemblance as I initially thought, and I guess they couldn’t find a closer match when they were casting unlike when they struck gold with the younger brother of the boy that played Young Pinocchio when they needed more scenes with him. I’d also like to apologize for, after seeing him command his father to kill Beowulf, declaring “I dub thee Evil Baelfire”, because I actually think his performance in the episode was really good and once I tried to explain was the different appearance I was happy to accept him as Baelfire.
For all my negativity, and all the attempts by haters to pretend The Witcher getting cancelled was their win, it really is an amazing win that it was renewed for TWO whole seasons after its incredibly famous lead left, relentless review bombing, and misinformation campaigns. It already had a lot going against it in so many ways, by being unusual, complex, and more diverse than the anti-woke bigots can abide. Actually going through with season four would have been a miracle to me, but being officially renewed for TWO seasons (whatever comes to fruition) was beyond my expectations! 🙌
Rewatching Discovery of Witches and seeing Baldwin go from
This
To this
Like what???
Riki from Chouriki Sentai Ohranger (1995).
Recasting The Hunger Games with Indigenous Actors
Part One: Katniss Everdeen
Kaniehtiio Horn (b. 1986): Her mother is Mohawk and her father is of German/Scottish descent
Alice Greczyn (b. 1986): She is of French, Japanese, and Polish descent, with smaller amounts of Chinese, Korean, German, Irish, Native American, Scottish, English, Greek, Hungarian, Turkish, Swedish, and Czech descent
Q'orianka Kilcher (b. 1990): Her father is Quechua–Huachipaeri background from Peru and her mother is of Swiss German origin
Tanaya Beatty (b. 1991): Her mother is Awaetlatla First Nations and her father is South Asian. She was later adopted and raised by a family of Italian descent
Malese Jow (b. 1991): Her father is Chinese and her mother is of English, Scottish, and Cherokee descent
Devery Jacobs (b. 1993): She is Kanien'keha:ka (Mohawk)
Sarah Jeffery (b. 1996): She is of African-American, English, and Indigenous Canadian descent