*Shouting to the five other Mission: Impossible fans across a void* Do you like these? Are these good?
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*Shouting to the five other Mission: Impossible fans across a void* Do you like these? Are these good?
Why does it look like they've just released a new album
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Is it just me or Rollin Hand is flirting with the villain in that episode (Mission : Impossible S03E18)...?
A lot of the stunts and action sequences are very dated and not realistic in the slightest. I don't mind that. It makes it pretty funny and even charming at times as long as u know what to expect
But there are some scenes and set pieces that are pretty damn amazing and manage to stand the test of time. One in particular being when Rollin is pretending to be the deaf waiter and the gun goes off right by his head. The timing, sound effects, music, Rollins acting, everything is incredibly damn impressive and had me so damn tense
Best ever Mission Impossible episode 'The Seal' with no context:
the imf in the psychic (s1e28)
(i added the mirror trick with barney to make it six)
Ah, that familiar moment when I get really into a show that’s old enough it’s completely dead. There is no fanfic, no fanart, no meta. I am screaming into the void about ‘Mission: Impossible’ (1966), because WOW IT’S SO GOOD, and for a show that deliberately minimizes character background, every one of the characters is so vivid. You can pry Barney and Rollin from my cold dead hands, because they’re both delightful. And there is no one screaming back, because this show is also old, and very episodic, and extremely 1960s.
Hello, Dead Fandom, my old friend. I’ve come to shout at you again.