Yeah, it’s always been pretty weird to me how the most rabid evangelical Christians seem way more into the Old Testament than the New.

Yeah, I got that! :)

According to one of the other commenters, Tennant was first choice to play Hannibal on tv so that matchup very nearly already happened. Imagine that!

You might want to block the “jessigrave” tag, just to be safe.

I find myself thinking for a second “Oh, he can’t be all bad...” and then I realize what I’m actually seeing, and I’m horrified.

This isn’t his first time at that particular rodeo. Ten years ago he did a BBC tv movie, Secret Smile, where he played a stalker who goes so far to insinuate himself back into his ex’s life that he gets engaged to her sister. He’s extremely creepy in that one, too.

There’s nothing wrong with being a Tennant fangirl, or even in finding him disturbingly sexy as Kilgrave. In fact, I think this is part of the effectiveness of his casting - he looks like someone you could be attracted to and is superficially charming, but when the real inner monster comes out... well. I think for the…

There are tumblr stans who want Kilgrave and Jessica together, so, yeah.

I think the majority of them are probably Tennant fangirls too blinded by their love of the actor to actually see the character.

Yeah, the only foods that are okay with gravy, as I know it, are: turkey/other choice of meat, the dressing, mashed potatoes, biscuits/dinner rolls. The cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole - no gravy.

But they’re *sweet* potatoes! You put the butter and brown sugar in, and you toast the marshmallows on top of them in the oven.

That does sound pretty good!

NO. Gravy is not meant to go near the sweet potatoes!

And Americans say if you’re going to have Sweet Potatoes, save the marshmallows- only 30% are pro marshmallows to 54% who say they don’t belong in the Sweet Potatoes.

Reva was pretty prominent, I thought. Even though she’s only seen in flashback, the way Kilgrave, Jessica and Luke end up connected to each other has everything to do with her.

I love that the relationship that is at the true heart of the show isn’t actually Jessica and Luke, but Jessica and Trish. They’re the ones who are constantly there for each other, trying to save each other/pick up the pieces when it all goes wrong. I love that Jessica isn’t a perfect superhero, that when Claire asks…

Is it really Godwinning if the comparison is valid, though? I thought the whole point of Godwin’s Law was when people compare trivialities to Nazism. This isn’t really something trivial, this is blatant neofascist rhetoric.

That’s the stupidest victim blaming reasoning ever. I always lock my door when I leave, because there’s no one there but the cat when I go. But at my parents’ house, if one or two of us goes out and someone’s still home, we don’t bother because whoever’s still home can lock it behind us if they want it locked. People…

That’s adorable! They seem like they have a really great relationship.

Fat Tuesday is best celebrated as Mardi Gras, where you have days of parades and parties and booze and food and fun.