No I'm Genuinely Throwing Up At The Fact That Buck Didn't Say It Back So Now He's Gonna Feel Guilty For

but your honour thats my emotional support word i overuse

every single season yall have a freak out about bobby dying. not me tho i know the truth (He's Immortal) yall #staysafeoutthere

need a fic where buddie keep starting sitcoms, immediately clocking two characters and going 'omg theyre so us' and the characters just. keep getting together. like no matter what they watch.

One thing I’m NOT doing today is addressing those stills. I am VERY MUCH NOT doing that nuhuh not even as a joke Nono- not today Satan you cant get me here you piece of shit i got the power of lesbianism on my corner and 25 years of practiced denial bordering on delusion get the fuck away from me Satan I’m holding a broom and it’s soaked in holly water you better BACK OFF or I evaporate your demon ballsack in the name of Jesus I’ll start hissing do not test me-

WE GOT RENEWED

okay here is my crackpot theory for the next episode. chimney is going to bring home the lab rat for jee-yun. the lab rat is going to appear to “die.” they prepare to get rid of the rat (shoebox burial in the backyard) when suddenly the rat “miraculously” comes back to life. this is how we realize that the virus, though serious, is not actually as fatal as anticipated; it sends its victims into a coma-like state (not unlike the potion in romeo and juliet). this is alluding to bobby being alive in the coffin and having to get out of being buried alive. jesus bobby lives. amen.

may god forgive my wretched sins (spent money)

I have so much to say about today's episode, but I can't get over the fact that Eddie loved ballroom dancing—until his parents ruined it for him. They turned it into something competitive, something he had to prove himself in, with trophies to win and a scholarship to earn, when all he ever wanted to do was just dance. And then, years later, when the priest told him to find his joy, the very first thing he did was dance freely, without all the pressure his parents had put on his shoulders

If I had a nickel for every time I've had a gay ship in a TV show in which one of them was an army doctor that served in Afghanistan who got shot in the shoulder, got stuck in a well, got married and had a child but then lost his wife, and the other one had curly hair and blue eyes and a secret middle sibling they didn't know about until later in life and they were best friends who were introduced by someone else and coparented the former army doctor's kid and have been mistaken for a couple several times, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?