#script stuff

[shallowseeker]

Whats YOUR favorite script moment, shal?

Ohhhhhhhhhhh FUN! hmmm. I'm very partial to these:

Born-Again Identity: (7x17)

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Tombstone: (13x06)

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Good Intentions: (13x14)

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Unfinished Business: (13x20)

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Prophet & Loss: (14x12)

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The Trap: (15x09)

all via @spnscripthunt-inactive

[atomicradiogirl]

i was casually looking through the justified scripts i had saved on my computer and i remembered this scene of tim at the bar when raylan and winona were having their failed date in s2... but this script is heavily implying that tim was also on a failing date.

also what is the point of having tim in this scene? it doesn't really do anything except maybe suggesting that winona is worried about being seen with raylan but why would they have the person be tim out of anyone else? Why Would Tim Care? he DOES see and acknowledge them in the final scene i remember but there's no implication of him being on a date, there is a man next to him but it could just be another patron.

the script firmly establishing he's with this other handsome man at the bar who is "solemn" (upset with him?)... and raylan suggesting to invite him to the table on HIS failing date??? while winona objects?? to make her jealous?? or to be defiant??

WHICH COULD MEAN NOTHING!

yes this show still drives me crazy

[lokiinmediasideblog]

I know it's not in the movie, only in the script, but I think about this a lot (And if people get to act like Throg is MCU cannon bc I just saw that and it annoyed me, I can indulge in this vibe-based post). It positions Loki as a royal advisor rather than a prince. It's just so weird to have the spare as a royal advisor (with all the risks of fratricide), and it suggests Loki was treated very differently than Thor. A post I re-blogged made me think about this again. And the W4 expect and depend on Loki to talk Thor out of things while also perceiving him as distrustful for that same dependence and proximity to Thor. Not to mention the disbelief everyone seems to have over Loki getting the throne when Thor's away ( Sif was about to attack him but was held back from doing so; got away scot-free; and like that's FAR from the equivalent of "flogged for looking at Loki the wrong way"). He's never publicly announced (which makes his claim shakier and opens him up to suspicion), and that Frigga acts like Loki will just hand over the throne to Thor when he comes back.

[that-bi-fan]

please work this time.

reminder that this is VERY ROUGH and was started ~2 years ago, when I didn't know how to maintain tone.

[castielcommunism]

Castiel vision of paradise and Sam off "chasing something" will never not be funny

cas’s paradise is dean giving bedroom eyes and saying thank you cas you are so epic and sexy while sam is offscreen somewhere running in a field

[whatcouldgowrong-ohthat]

i need friends as interested in weird awkward fantasy stuff as i am...

i also need to figure out how to talk about my ideas without being a stupid idiot and nuisance 😅

[iratescientist]

Somebody has a type ~

[lpdwillwrite4coffee]

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

I made it into the semi-finals of this script contest

I CAN’T STOP LAUGHCRYING AND GOING “OH MY GOD OH MY GOD.”

Can you believe I got the dates wrong and had no idea until I checked my email????? What EVEN