I Know It's Super Late But When I Was In My Horror Genre Class This Evening We Were Talking About Subgenres

for as much as i (and seemingly most people) love columbo, i even more so love stumbling upon the exceedingly rare specimen driven to madness with hatred for a tacky, pube-headed mussolini

I've got good news and I've got bad news:

The good news is that I'm no longer on my hands and knees crawling after Jeffrey Combs.

The bad news is that that particular obsession has been replaced with Tony Hale.

Thank You.

1. I am very happy that Terry Pratchett is trending in some capacity.

2. Why is it happening?

I'm watching the episode "Sea Bride" right now.

Quantum Leap/Love Boat crossover when?

Whenever I've had a rough day or I'm feeling a little low, I hum the M*A*S*H theme song to myself.

Then I curl myself up into a little ball because that almost always makes it worse.

So I was reading the Terrance Dicks novelization of some of the Second Doctor's stories to see what descriptors for him are used, and I really love in "The Web of Fear" one that Dicks gave us an actual scene where the Doctor and the the Brigadier have their meet-cute.

Because as much as I really like Web of Fear, I think one of the main problems with it (other than the fucking missing episodes) is that for such an influential character for the Doctor, they basically meet off screen. Like, this is the first time we see them together:

Which will eventually turn into this:

And since this was written in '76, there's even a little paragraph explaining that this character will eventually become a really big deal to the Doctor. Idk if Lethbridge-Stewart was originally going to be such a big character, so I just think it's kinda cool that he retroactively gives him a slightly better introduction, even if the original one is still pretty fire.

When my roommate's new kittens get into my lunch I left out:

Branagh is making another Poirot movie? Why? Why does he have the sentient mustache back? Didn't he shave it in the last movie?

When will this madness end?!?!

(Suchet better make a cameo I swear)

It's good to see my mortal enemy on Tumblr (whom I've never interacted with and who doesn't know I exist) posting more again.

I've missed the feeling I get when my lip curls up in disgust and my eyes role so violently in response to what they're reading that they get stuck in the back of their sockets.

I think it's better to be a silent hater on such people because they've proven time and again they don't care about any of their critics prespectives. At least I can take solace in knowing that unlike the person in question, I don't say the most vile things I can think of to elicit a response while attacking marginalized communities.