Loved her, loved her, loved her.
Loved her, loved her, loved her.
“Be The Penny” from The Magicians is phenomenal. I got into this show two weeks ago and binged it all in the span of a few days, but since then I’ve already rewatched this episode multiple times. I know “Life in a Day” gets a lot of love, as it should, but the pacing, dialogue, and humor from this episode is just…
Richard, almost definitely.
The problem I have with arguments based on “kids won’t understand [this thing from older times], so we can’t include it” is.......if you’re not including it, how will kids ever understand it?
It seems telling to me that when Snoopy first goes to sleep again on top of his damaged roof, he walks on all fours: a nostalgic pose he hasn’t used in years, since he started walking on his hind legs. It’s like his grief has returned him to the safety of an old way of being.
I haven’t seen the movie, but just what he says here makes me think of mercury, or maybe arsenic. Both were very common in the Victorian era, both as poisons and as everyday chemicals, and were used in things ranging from wallpapers to dress dyes. Deadly, but absolutely everywhere.
Holy shit, that reindeer looks amazing. I actually gasped.
Ryan Gosling’s face is always where it should not have been.
who confirmed that this will be Bill’s last outing.
I would love it if it was the cause of his regeneration. Something about being involved around 12 other versions of him is fatal, so he gives them a good old “fuck you” scowl as he flicks the switch and then goes to die.
Is that....good? I’m hoping it’s good.
I am SO excited for this.
Oh, I absolutely concur. Cinderella hasn’t become cringeworthy for me as I’ve grown older, but The Little Mermaid definitely has. Ella is an underrated power player.
This looks absolutely adorable.
No. They should not give Pearl Mackie, the first serious companion of color since Martha, the shortest end of the stick possible by having her (1) last for only a series and (2) having her die for the Doctor. Every other companion of Moffat’s tenure has gotten more than one series and an ending that, while arguably…
“I morph into Ted Cruz with melanin and a spine”
He’s doing it wrong.
Everything about the objects makes me wince. Everything. But particularly Ewan McGregor’s very not-Jerry-Orbach voice.
I was “meh” to this whole comments section until I saw this. HELL YEAH, YES PLEASE.