Even if it's NOT suo, the fact that nirei envisioned suo like that... The shoujo filter was ON when he thought about him I'm just saying!!!
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Even if it's NOT suo, the fact that nirei envisioned suo like that... The shoujo filter was ON when he thought about him I'm just saying!!!
SUOOOOOOOOO NIIII-SENSEIIIIIIII WHAT IS GOING OOONNNNN
If it were up to me, I'd put a bullet in your head right now for killing my men in those tunnels.
The Walking Dead: World Beyond 2x09 | “Death and The Dead”
“Rolling away in the globe was something that the writers and I had in mind from the very beginning of the season, and so as we were talking about it, it kind of occurred to me and the writers that this could be potentially a cool action moment. From there, we created the backstory of ‘Returning Point,’ the sculpture that we see in Episode 8. And the thing I really like about this sequence is that it injects a little bit of, you know, innocence from Season 1, little bit of whimsy. They're in this giant globe that's like a hamster ball plowing down empty after empty.” – Matt Negrete, inside Episode 2.09: “Death and the Dead”
You rant about injustice and unfairness while you compromise and possibly destroy the hard-earned advances of so many that came before you. The CRM makes the hard choices so you don't have to. Well, take a look around at your great plan at work. All you're doing is stopping the march towards scientific progress, denying the world the path to its rightful future.
WORLD BEYOND | 2.09: Death and the Dead
@dailytvwomen’s tv women appreciation week day 5: favorite badass moments ♡ Huck finally turns on the CRM
JENNIFER MALLICK / HUCK The Walking Dead: World Beyond
“I love ‘love’ in the apocalypse. Just because the world is ending doesn’t mean that feelings and things like that can’t happen. I think we need love the most in an apocalyptic world, so I love it for Iris. I feel like Season 1, Iris was very curious and not used to the world of boys— it was definitely not her forte. Season 2 Iris is a little bit more bold, especially after thinking Percy was dead and then having him come back. Everything is in its right place for Iris. She has a newfound purpose when it comes to the CR and the CRM, and when it comes to her love life, it's going okay! So I think she's found success in a couple of different areas and I'm happy for her.” – Aliyah Royale on love in the apocalypse