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"It's too bad she won't live. But then again … "

Dean Winchester in Supernatural. There's saying "I'd go to hell and back for you" and then there's actually doing it to save your brother's life.

I love that I keep getting to use Wall-E as an answer to these questions.

Nine and Rose. Right here.

Really nobody's gonna put the man there? I mean say all you want, but giving your life up for the kid of the love of a woman that never loved you back.... that's well....thats dedication if anything.

Lady Jessica. Was willing to sacrifice everything to give her husband an heir.

Willow Ufgood, a non-adventurous Elwin, risked his life to save a strange Daikini baby. He did it partially to save his family and friends from attacks by those looking for the baby, but mostly he did it to protect the baby from his own people. In their fear, they wanted to get rid of her because she wasn't one of

At first I thought it wouldn't fit because it's not really romantic, but considering the top picture is depicting a brother and a sister (who are not in a Lannister-ish relationship)...

+1

Please send my love to your beautiful wife...

Norman Reedus is just delightful.

Wait, Jay Mohr was body-snarking Alyssa Milano? Freaking ALYSSA MILANO?

Hey, guys, did you know, this doesn't always work? You can't let them leave the house to do a show on their own. Or anything else, without you. Ever.

He is worse at being a person than most ducks.

thought bubble over the wife: "oh, is the camera on me...oh, hi..I can't wait for my employer to have an accident so I can marry someone I'm actually sexually attracted to. While I'm still hot. I mean, until I had money I had no idea that women married men who were actually sexually attractive. I mean, honey, if you

"Phil, why don't you take a seat?"

What is wonderful is how much more progressive said explorations of gender and sexuality have become. I love me some Heinlein, Original Series Star Trek, and trashy "Lifeforce"-style entertainment, but so much SF is filled with tiresome sexist misogynist tropes. It's nice to take the discussions out of the fanboy

I wonder what it would take for me to actually be surprised by something this guy did.