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This Maroon belted v-neck dress is worn on Melissa Benoist as Kara Danvers in Supergirl: Call to Action (2018) and worn later on Angel Parker as Catherine Wilder in Marvels Runaways: Rock Bottom (2018)
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100hearteyes · 1 year
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I know that Tina, Catherine, and Leslie are murderers, but fuckkk they're so u fairly hot. That scene where Tina licks cake from her fingers not once but twice? Top fucking notch content right there.
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coeluvr · 3 months
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Y'all the Dangerously Yours movie or podcast or whatever IS SO HELIOS ROUTE X SOME MCS CODED!!
I see Catherine as MC and Helios as the guy whose name I don't care to find out lmao. 😭
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rtd really said trans rights and I love that for all of us
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someonecalledyes · 7 months
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In the latest trailer and promo they're talking about Destiny quite a lot. Crossing fingers for a Destiny of the Doctors re-release on Switch by the end of the year 🤞🤞🤞🤞
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youranemicvampire · 1 year
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WLW ships and their face card
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batnbreakfast · 10 months
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Zoom, Booze, no Doom
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Hi everyone,
it’s Saturday tomorrow! Let’s meet at our usual time
Wisconsin 2pm
UK 8pm
Germany 9pm
Last week we finished our Doctor Who rewatch - so what to watch next, we asked ourselves on Zoom. What’s to come after Kate Stewart?
Werewolves is the answer.
It’s been 2.5 years since we watched Wilderness together, so let’s come back to Catherine Russell as Deborah, howling like a wolf.
Everyone is welcome, don’t be shy, even if you’ve never took part before.
I’ll post the link to the Zoom as a reblog shortly before we start.
Looking forward to seeing you all! 😊
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iggy-licious · 1 year
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I Put a Spell on You, Iggy and Catherine Ringer. Do yourself a favor and watch this. 🙈🙉🙊 French TV hits different.
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energeticadrianz · 1 year
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who everybody is swapped with ‼️
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blackramhall · 2 years
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They are no great crimes anymore, Watson. The criminal class has lost all enterprise and originality. At best they commit some bungling villainy with a motive so transparent that even a Scotland Yard official can see through it.
The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes - Billy Wilder (1970)
Manor Murder Mystery
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megadramaqueenme · 11 months
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Ch. 69 is up!
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denimbex1986 · 5 months
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'Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies and star David Tennant open up about bringing a classic 1970s comic character to TV screens. Tennant and Catherine Tate are set to lead three 60th anniversary specials, with the new Fourteenth incarnation of the Doctor reuniting with former companion Donna Noble. The first episode of the 60th anniversary celebrations will air on November 25 with "The Star Beast."
With the Doctor Who 60th anniversary celebrations kicking off soon, Davies and Tennant made a guest appearance on the BBC's The One Show to promote the upcoming specials, where host Alex Jones asked about the inspiration behind episode 1, "The Star Beast." Both Davies and Tennant opened up about their own appreciation for the 1979 Doctor Who Weekly comic strip, before the showrunner explained how he approached bringing the character Beep the Meep into live-action. Check out Davies' and Tennant's responses below:
Russell T Davies: Yes, that's right. Many years ago in 1979, there was a Doctor Who comic strip, which is fantastic, written by Pat Mills, drawn by Dave Gibbons, who are titans of the comic industry, about a little alien, the sweet little meep, falling to Earth. Being lost, wanting to get back home, and making friends with school children. You'd think that was stolen off ET, but it was printed two years before ET. It actually precedes it, it's a great story. So when I came back, I just thought, "Why not adapt a really brilliant story?"
David Tennant: I remember reading it! I remember getting Doctor Who Weekly as a kid. So, when I opened the script, I was like "Adapted from "The-?" I remember that!"
Davies: It's part of the fun of it. The Meep is a great creature, so innocent, so sweet, and so lovely, and you just want it to be saved. Where are the toys? Where are the plushies? But, it's my job to make those things work, and tie that into the story of Donna, who starts seeing aliens and remembering, "What's going on?" You get that to dove tail, and it's a mix.
Doctor Who Has A History Of Adapting Expanded Media For Television
"The Star Beast" isn't the first story from Doctor Who's expanded media to be brought to screen by Davies. Within his first season, the showrunner's first Dalek story drew heavy inspiration from Robert Shearman's 2003 Sixth Doctor audio drama "Jubilee." While the television story had a near-future Earth setting as opposed to an alternate, dystopian timeline, both stories featured their respective Doctors following a signal revealed to be the sole surviving Dalek following a bloody war the Doctor had some involvement in.
In the season 3 two-part story "Human Nature/The Family of Blood," Davies would again bring another tale from Doctor Who's "Wilderness Years" to screens. The story is an adaptation of Paul Cornell's 1995 novel Human Nature. While the Tenth Doctor's motivations to become human differs from the Seventh Doctor's in the original novel, the two stories are incredibly similar. Both the TV story and the original novel received short story follow-ups written by Cornell during 2020's Doctor Who Lockdown watchalongs that suggest both takes still happened somehow within the Doctor Who universe.
Though Beep the Meep may be a surprising character to jump into the main TV series, it is clear both Davies and Tennant hold a great deal of admiration for the source material. Davies' discussions about tying the story into Donna's new arc promise knowledgeable viewers will still be surprised, even if they know where the Meep came from. As such, the 60th anniversary adaptation of "The Star Beast" is both a perfect introduction for casual audiences and a welcome celebration of Doctor Who's past for familiar fans.'
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antlersatdegray · 7 months
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leonardcohenofficial · 8 months
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if nine and rose had fucked i think it would have been totally fine for their relationship though jack would have been lowkey highkey jealous and then that would have been a whole thing to deal with. ten and rose well. we saw that kiss in "new earth" and billie piper did that for herself for rose and for the people. if ten and rose had just fucked i think that it would have made the rest of series two even wilder but also they deserved it. martha deserved to kill ten with hammers for the buckwild post-rose hangover emotional manipulation but if they had fucked at the end of "smith and jones" i feel like he either wouldn't have treated martha nearly as badly as he did all series OR it would double down and be even more deeply insane. ten and donna. no. donna has no interest in that twig and also throwing that dynamic on the tate-tennant already ridiculously good chemistry doesn't work outside of shakespeare and the catherine tate show. if eleven had let amy fuck him after "flesh and stone" they would have both deeply regretted it and it would have absolutely ruined rory's life but also the level of emotional intimacy they were at in series five was already at an all time high and then rory AND river get brought into the fray which is just deeply messy. eleven and clara to me have zero sexual chemistry together or. much chemistry of any kind at all which is wild because matt smith and jenna coleman have chemistry in abundance as themselves and i don't think those characters fucking would have done anything to that story. twelve clara is one of the most batshit dynamics of the revival era and i truly don't know what them fucking would have done but i imagine given the insanity of what we got on screen when they were avoiding ("avoiding") any romance i can only imagine it would be worse for me to witness emotionally. if anyone suggests that twelve and bill should have fucked i'm blowing up this whole website. if you're a twelve nardole fan though god bless you
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belle-keys · 1 year
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The Ultimate Dark Academia Book Recommendation Guide Ever
The title of this post is clickbait. I, unfortunately, have not read every book ever. Not all of these books are particularly “dark” either. However, these are my recommendations for your dark academia fix. The quality of each of these books varies. I have limited this list to books that are directly linked to the world of academia and/or which have a vaguely academic setting.
Dark Academia staples:
The Secret History by Donna Tartt
If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio
Dead Poets Society by Nancy H. Kleinbaum
Vita Nostra by Maryna Dyachenko
Dark academia litfic or contemporary:
Bunny by Mona Awad
The Idiot by Elif Batuman
These Violent Delights by Micah Nemerever
White Ivy by Susie Yang
The Cloisters by Katy Hays
Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro
The Lake of Dead Languages by Carol Goodman
A Separate Peace by John Knowles
Black Chalk by Christopher J. Yates
Attribution by Linda Moore
Dark academia thrillers or horror:
In My Dreams I Hold a Knife by Ashley Winstead
The Maidens by Alex Michaelides
Ghosts of Harvard by Francesca Serritella
Catherine House by Elisabeth Thomas
Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth
They Never Learn by Layne Fargo
The It Girl by Ruth Ware
Never Saw Me Coming by Vera Kurian
Dark academia fantasy/sci-fi:
Babel: An Arcane History by R.F. Kuang
The Atlas Six by Olivie Blake
Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo
A Lesson in Vengeance by Victoria Lee
The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern
Vicious by V.E. Schwab
A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness
The Betrayals by Bridget Collins
Dark academia romance:
Gothikana by RuNyx
Alone With You in the Ether by Olivie Blake
Dark academia YA or MG:
Truly Devious by Maureen Johnson
A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik
Ace of Spades by Faridah Àbíké-Íyímídé
The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater
Legendborn by Tracy Deonn
Crave by Tracy Wolff
Wilder Girls by Rory Power
The Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
Dark academia miscellaneous:
My Dark Vanessa by Kate Elizabeth Russell
Disorientation by Elaine Hsieh Chou
Alphabet of Thorn by Patricia A. McKillip
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