My Roman Empire Is That Thomas Decided To Get In The Maze To Save Newt But At The End He Was The One

when i reread josh’s report i noticed that he was taking 90 milligrams a day. AND HE QUIT IT JUST COLD TURKEY OUTRIGHT !!

i’m genuinely surprised at how he managed to keep it all together when everybody got to the lodge.

“i hope you die” lame, overused, unoriginal

“i hope your favourite book series gets a netflix adaptation which is actually good and popular only for netflix to cancel it after 2 seasons” horrifying, upsetting, stabbing me would hurt less

shoutout to Mike because even though he was a douche in the beginning he literally went through hell to find Jess

It's crazy how Michael barely appears in the show. There is another version of Mikkel, but he never becomes Michael. Then he doesn't even exist in the original world. In the beginning he haunts the story from both sides. From the start of the first episode with Jonas having nightmares about his dead father to the end of the episode with Mikkel's disappearance.

Everything about Michael in Season 1 is this haunting presence for Jonas. His scenes in Season 1 are mostly just appearing covered in a black substance. We discover he's Mikkel, the little boy, but we don't know about the man he became and why he made the choices he did. Until we finally meet him again in season 2 and it all makes sense. He is really fantastic in "An Endless Cycle," which is the only episode where we really have him as Michael.

While Michael wasn't the character with the most screen time, it was a wonderful use of the same character in different times. Mikkel builds the story, we already know him when we get to Michael's part, and it feels like a perfect way to fulfill the character arc. It is just fitting and absolutely heartbreaking to see the character accept his fate because of how much he loves Jonas.

call me akilah the way all my goats are dead 💔🕊️

so britt lower improvised taking off her heels as a way of reclaiming helly’s sense of self-agency… she’s so big brained

dead boy detectives deserved not just not to be cancelled but also to have at LEAST 20 episodes per season. i can't think of any concept for a show that is better suited to having filler episodes. let them just solve some silly cases sometimes

YELLOWJACKETS S3E1 // S3E10