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Sherlock: "Maybe what you saw wasn't, um, an angel. Maybe what you saw was just a pasty hotel guest in a robe."
Y/N: "Yeah, maybe. Mm-hmm. Maybe I'll consider that when I'm home this weekend, alone."
John: "Whoa, whoa, what are we talking about, now?"
Lestrade: - in sing song voice- "Trouble in paradise."
John: "Have you been in the break room all day?"
Lestrade: "Yeah, I'm just not feeling it today. "
Watch the "Mystery Spot" episode, they said. It'll be fun, they said. "You think you're being funny, but you're being really, really childish" they said. No permanent damage or unreparable trauma to my boy Sam's mental health, they said.
Although, I agree with the Trickster, seeing Dean getting crushed by a piano was kinda funny.
How important is it to watch S3 E11 "Revelations"?
Should be seen on every watch & rewatch
Required viewing, recommended for rewatch but not essential
You should watch it at least once, but after that fair game
Depends on how much time you have, if need be can skip
This episode is entirely superfluous, okay to skip
This episode is superfluous AND sucks, SKIP
This episode sucks, but is necessary, WATCH
Summary: Mulder tracks a series of religiously motivated homicides. Each of the eleven victims claims to have been stigmatic but all turned out to be frauds. When Mulder and Scully discover a little boy displaying inexplicable wounds of religious significance, they try to protect him from the killer they know will be coming.
there was another great gif from @slayerbuffy that i was going to add, but tumblr flagged it as mature. #tumblrhatesstigmata #stigmatastigma
will never get over how traumatizing mystery spot is as an episode and general huge passage of time, and how they never talk about it again. time loop trauma?✅ brother trauma?✅ horrific death trauma?✅ getting so good at your job and then never talking about it or keeping that power scaling trauma??✅ no you're right let's never discuss it.....
Q. : " You!!!! Bar Rodent. "
So you know in s3 e11 (groundhog day) when sam finally figures out that gabriel put him in a time loop gabriel literally says this "This is so not about killing dean. This joke is on you, sam. Watching your brother die every day, forever." Like you see he says FOREVER and we know that he was there on ever tuesday, so he basically told sam that he wants to spend eternity with him. Like i know i'm overthinking it but this, this is real
sci fi gf: babe, wya?
me:
There are so many iconic moments in the Return (Parts 1 and 2), especially Carson's turtles and Ronon's hug, but what I truly love about these two episodes is the fight these people are willing to bring to get their home back, even if it means taking on the Replicators.
I love the whole idea theme trope of the horribleness of kicking a woman out of her home. Elizabeth's obvious pain at losing Atlantis, being forced from the home she's nurtured and grown always makes me cry. But I also love the man who gets her home back for her. John was pissed and he was going to get his home back, her home back, their home back. I adore this so much.
I love Rodney being so lonely that he's calling Sheppard on the phone. I love Sheppard missing his team. I love it when Ronan and Teyla come to Sheppard's room for one more horrible goodbye. I love the forehead touch. And I love the Return. I love working out a plan, using the Replicators against themselves, using Woolsey, and getting to see Jack O'Neill again. The whole second part is great because it hurt so much to be kicked out of Atlantis because it really has become home now.
