That's What True Blood Was All About

buffy in s1:

buffy in s7:

There's a reason the state starts by going after the people you refuse to respect

I've been watching this on loop and sobbing for the past 3 hours, please send help.

Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides, Anne Carson / S6E3: After Life (x) / Persona, Ingmar Bergman / Rbhvleo (x) / S5E14: Crush (x) / Ojibwa (x) / Come the Slumberless To the Land of Nod, Traci Brimhall (x) / S5E7: Fool for Love / Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run via Doublydaring (x) / “Mon Semblable”, Between Angels, Stephen Dunn / S7E22: Chosen (x)

Also posting this individually because I'm just proud of it.

TULIP O'HARE, PROINSIAS CASSIDY, and JESSE CUSTER from PREACHER

Justification:

"It probably wouldn't save them in the end from the consequences of their actions, because each of them is still a mess of a person, but it would cut down on like half the drama (and introduce a new, more fun kind of drama)" - Anonymous

NEIL GAIMAN PLEASE TELL THAT AZIRAPHELLE AND CROWLEY WILL BE TOGETHER, I'M TRUMPING WITH THE QUESTION WHEN THEY WILL BE TOGETHER

I'm afraid not. They are barely in it. Crowley dies in the beginning of Season 3 tragically, because of pies, and Aziraphale also dies in Season 3 but hilariously, because of falling in a hole.

The rest of Season 3 is a story about three little rabbits who go to the big city to open a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, and their family's involvement with the East German secret police in the early 1960s.