Can't Fake How I Feel

Leah/ she/her/ 29/ multifandom

[abcfamilydaily]

Some people out there are afraid of what’s different, and sometimes they want to hurt people like Stef and me. So, every time we’re out and I want to hold Stef’s hand, but I decide not to? I get mad. I’m mad at the people who might want to hurt us, but mad at myself, too, for not standing up to them. ‘Cause the thing is…

[tvobsessed96]

Someone talented should mashup "expectations" by Olivia Rodrigo and "Plans Change" by Laura Marano.

"These days I've got expectations"/"I'm not allowed to have expectations now"

The two songs sound quite different but that lyric parallel just speaks to me for some reason.

[hollygl125]

Sara Sidle + Gil Grissom in CSI: VEGAS (“Honeymoon in Vegas,” 1x02)

“I have only two teammates: you and doubt.”

#csiv: two teammates: you and doubt. PART 4.

[veradraven]

You were meant to play together. It's destiny!

LEMONADE MOUTH (2011) dir. Patricia Riggen

[marigoldsol]

Happy 15th Anniversary, Lemonade Mouth!! 🍋

[veradraven]

LEMONADE MOUTH (2011)

[eloiscbridgerton]

MATT & SERENA ST. DENIS MEDICAL 2.17 – Here a Righteous Woman Comes

[superohclair]

also, I can't imagine not liking bruce schweitz. he's pompous and arrogant and self aggrandizing and cannot read the room, yes, but he's not malicious or hateful. he wants to be the best surgeon because it means maybe someone else won't have to grow up without a dad if he makes a mistake or can't come up with the best solution mid surgery and lose a patient on the table, because that happened to his dad and he has never gotten over it. not to the point that he blames those doctors -- not once does he do that. he just gives that story clearly as his motivation for wanting to be the best surgeon possible. there's no other option for him. someone's kid needs him to be on his a game all the time, so he refuses to slip up or compromise or let a sliver of doubt about his skills come into play. that scene where he calls his mom to quietly ask if she thinks his dad would be proud of him should tell you all you need to know about the actual person bruce is, and if you still find him a distasteful character because his insecurity has him showing off to get the praise he needs to keep his ego afloat--while never putting his colleagues down, by the way; other surgeons maybe, but not his family; and yes, bruce calls his colleagues his family and his best friends--then you probably need some media literacy.

[superohclair]

st. denis medical is on netflix us! please watch it! it's truly one of the best ensemble workplace sitcoms airing today, brought to you by the team behind superstore, which means it thoughtfully speaks to real workplace issues like worker's rights and protections and the brokenness of the american healthcare and emergency patient intake system. without once compromising on the humor and comedy to tell a cheap joke at someone's expense. there are no dumb jokes about race, gender, sexuality, or education. there are no stereotypes or offensive to be edgy kind of jokes either. everyone is fleshed out and well developed and amazingly cast in their roles. it's so much fun!

[mmobiuses]

WONDER MAN Season 1

[marveldaily]

Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Wonder Man | 2026

[multitudes-of-mars]

wonder man aka a buddy comedy about an anxious overthinker with explosive tendencies and his emotional support weirdo

[brw]

The choice of Simon Williams, a black second-generation immigrant being hunted down by a government agency because they recently built a large, very expensive prison that they now are seeking to fill as fast as possible in order to justify the massive amounts of money spent without caring if he is actually dangerous or a risk to society feels very poignant right about now.

[piracytheorist]

♘♜ TOP 10 KNIGHTROOK SCENES(as voted by my followers)♘♜

#5: 7x14: Rogers comforts Tilly, who thinks she doesn’t matter

[dinneratgrannys]

I know what you’re thinking...crazy Tilly, totally bonkers, absolutely mad.

[haybalemaze]

You don’t see the way the world is. Dad only took us to the mall so he could flirt with that bookstore manager. And you can’t see that Dad took us to the mall because everything about the house reminded him of Mom. The man was two parents to four kids. He deserved some happiness, even if it was with a bookstore manager.

[tvobsessed96]

I still think about this scene almost 7 years later and not just because talking about it on social media got me noticed by the writers and Emma. It is genuinely one of my favorite television scenes ever! In a world where women are still told to make ourselves smaller and quieter. Where we're labeled "difficult" for setting boundaries and standing up for ourselves. Where we're punished for getting angry and fighting for our rights. Watching Brigid O'Reilly look the physical manifestation of all her rage and pain in the face and say "I don't wanna put you in a box" felt so powerful! Then she fuses with Mayhem to become whole again, LITERALLY reclaiming her anger! It's genius. I'd already known this show was feminist because of all the great female characters and the way it flipped the trope of fridging on its head in season 1, but this cemented it for me. I really think this scene continues to become more relevant. If our justice system and government not only won't protect us from evil but will in fact condone and perpetuate it, it's up to us to protect and speak up for each other. I'm not saying I view Mayhem as some kind of role model and the show didn't either. Without empathy, she couldn't have achieved true justice. But I think the conclusion Brigid comes to of "I am going to actively see the good in the world while also recognizing that there's genuine evil happening that won't respond to my goodness," is something I think we can learn from. Forever mad at Marvel/Freeform/Disney for canceling a show that clearly still had so much to say.

[trueloveistreacherous]

happy new year, @mari-onberry from your pscentral secret santa!

Got to admit, I was starting to feel like maybe nursing wasn't for me but, uh, then I kind of realized we're like the Avengers, you know? Like, Bruce is Iron Man and Alex is Captain America and Dr. Ron is Professor X. And then there's me, Guy Who Knows How to Work a Breathing Bag Man. (insp.)

[jackabbot]

ST. DENIS MEDICAL 2.06 • I Left a Woman on the Table