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my hand to God the episode where Mulder's ex-partner steals his notes and while his buddy is in the process of presenting Mulder's profile as his own and taking the credit and after like three sentences in the middle of the meeting Scully snaps her head round to Mulder because she knows. literally she's ON TO IT all outraged "THAT'S YOUR PROFILE!" literally completely unprompted I am telling you that is true love right there. I'd recognise your behavioral profile of a homicidal maniac anywhere anytime baby. Who was Chris Carter trying to fool anyway? smh.

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this is so important i need to know: would fox mulder be good or bad at bowling? im being so serious i need to know everyones thoughts on this.

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“people are allowed to dislike characters” WRONG! no one is allowed to dislike emily prentiss!

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Just rewatched Star Trek Voyager's Scorpion, so I'm reposting something I put in someone else's comments a while ago.

Scorpion is just great storytelling from top to bottom, with excellent character work and a winning introduction for Seven of Nine. It's also the perfect example of everything I find captivating about the Janeway/Chakotay relationship.

The two-parter demonstrates that their trust and respect borders on need, and that the lines between professional courtesy and personal affection are decidedly blurred. It proves that Chakotay, often criticized as a doormat, is willing and able to vigorously disagree with Kathryn's judgment and give orders contrary to hers. We see Kathryn repeatedly taking professional disagreements with Chakotay as personal betrayals. It shows Chakotay's discomfort with Kathryn putting her life on the line when safer options exist. Even the twist ending exploits other characters underestimating Janeway's and Chakotay's ability to work past disagreements to find common ground. This is all in addition to the touches and meaningful looks and the "I can't imagine a day without you" and "Are you with me?" "Always" of it all.

Most notably: it demonstrates that, for two people who never openly explore their feelings for each other because they don't want their judgment compromised in a dangerous work environment, they are already compromised. Deeply so. And that's not conjecture; the actors have admitted that they worked with each other and the directors to put that subtext there on purpose.

What we get is a personal and professional relationship that feels real, in all its unglamorous glory. And it's why J/C, in my opinion, is the most beautiful love story in TV history. Which is astonishing for a couple who never even hugged onscreen during Voyager's original run.

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25x01 BTS Photo on Noah's desk

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My favourite thing about Criminal Minds is every time someone new joins the team they instantly just accept that that’s how Penelope and Derek talk to each other

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please cbs, for s17 make emily prentiss speak different languages again, i beg you

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Incoming high quality ship building material?

#jemily #emily prentiss #jenifer jareau #criminal minds #ship

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this comparison 😭

#emily prentiss

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It's funny that half the time Voyager encounters the Borg it's because Janeway goes actively looking for them.

Like, the Borg are chilling assimilating species and Janeway goes and says: "let's stir shit up".

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Between "screaming at your cognitively impaired mother for spending her own money and not giving you cash to escape your bad decisions" to "confess your love to the woman you've been having an emotional affair with for a quarter century in front of your children before running away to canoodle with the woman who killed your wife" where do you fall on the "Stabler family reactions to interventions" scale

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Emily Prentiss my beloved

#emily prentiss #paget brewster #criminal minds #blorbo

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Rewatching the episode where B'Elanna ends up being the muse of an alien version of Greek theater and I always laugh at the fact that the poet makes Janeway and Chakotay kiss the first chance he has. Like even this random alien guy who has never met them knows what's up 😂😂

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This photo gives i'm proud of my daughter vibes🥹🫠

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Absolutely obsessed with this shot from "Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose." Bestie behavior. "Get a load of this guy" energy.

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Olivia Benson: 1999 / 2024

"The fight never ends"