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How the Outlander Season 5 Finale Uses Easter Eggs To Tell Its Story
There were so many references and Easter eggs in the Outlander Season 5 finale.
The Outlander Season 5 finale was much more self-referential than most episodes of this TV show, as we delve into Claire’s subconscious as she dissociates to avoid the reality of her abduction and abuse at the hands of Lionel Brown. Instead of staying in the present, her mind brings her to a 20th century home filled with her 18th century family celebrating American Thanksgiving. The modern house is populated with references to things we have seen Claire experience in previous seasons of this show.
It’s a clever, visually-specific way of telling us about Claire: what matters to her, what she’s afraid of, and what she’s desperately trying to avoid. It is also the kind of episodic writing and direction that wouldn’t work for a less fervid viewership. The creators obviously had faith that fans will have been paying close attention, and the clues to Claire’s past will therefore mean something to them. Let’s break down all of the references and Easter Eggs in the Season 5 finale…
The House Painting
In the dissociation scenes, we see Claire looking at an abstract painting of a house, done in oranges and reds. No, this is not a painting of the house on Fraser’s Ridge on fire, as some people have understandably guessed, but a painting of the house on Fraser’s Ridge totally not on fire.
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The Song
The song playing on the record player during Claire’s dissociation scene is 1967 tune “Never My Love” by The Association. It also gives the episode its name.
The Orange
One of the first Easter eggs in Claire’s dissociation sequence comes in the form of a lone orange, which is a call back to the orange that the King of France gives Claire back in Season 2’s “Faith.”
“After Claire sleeps with the King of France to save Jamie’s life, when she leaves Versailles Palace, the last thing she does is pick up the orange and take it with her,” executive producer Tonia Graphia told Elle. “It was a small gesture by Claire, a choice that symbolizes that she’s leaving with her dignity. Matt and I included it on purpose in Claire’s dream-escapes in 612: The orange being visible in the opening shot in her living room, then, when faced with the choice of whether to kill Lionel in revenge, Claire flashes on the orange—and then her walking out with it—a symbol that she takes the high road. She’s got a piece of herself that no one can ever take from her. We’re hoping the fans who remember the episode in Season 2 will get it!”
The Vase
The vase we see in Claire’s “dream home” is a callback to the very first episode of Outlander. In “Sassenach,” Claire wonders in voiceover how her life might have turned out different if she made different choices, like buying a vase she saw in a shop window.
Strange, the things you remember. Single images and feelings that stay with you down through the years. Like the moment I’d realized I’d never owned a vase. That I’d never lived in any place long enough to justify having such a simple thing. And how at that moment, I wanted nothing so much in all the world as to have a vase of my very own. — Claire as narrator, S01E01 Sassenach
The Dragonfly Toy
At one point in the sequence, a child is playing with a dragonfly toy. The second book in the Outlander book series is called Dragonfly in Amber, as is the final episode of Season 2. Both titles are a reference to the eternal strength of Jamie and Claire’s love. Like a dragonfly in amber, it can withstand even the forces of time (travel).
Claire’s Red Dress
Claire’s bright red dress seems to be a callback to the gorgeous dress that Claire wore in Season 2 when she and Jamie were in France. Or maybe red is just Claire’s power color?
Ian’s Uniform
Ian is dressed in a military uniform in the 20th century dream sequence. This is not a reference to anything that has happened on the show—other than Young Ian leaving home for a long while—but seemingly a reference to the Vietnam War, which would have been going on in late 1960s/early 1970s when this scene seems to be “set.”
While much of Ian’s uniform is a historically accurate U.S. Army uniform, he is wearing a patch on his shoulder that has a silhouette of a Native American, which is a reference to the character’s time with the Mohawk. Also, the medal ribbons are actually made out of Indian wampum beads,” Outlander costumer Trisha Biggar told Town & Country. You can read more about the clever costume choices she made for this sequence via Town & Country.
Jamie’s Outfit
While it might seem like Jamie’s outfit is strictly circa 1770s, Biggar told Town & Country that they made some 20th century adjustments, such as “narrowing down the fullness of the shirt” and “making his breeches look more like a 20th century pair of trousers.”
“Breeches go into the boots, so we just made the trousers go into boots, too,” shared Biggar, “and we made his trousers out of a black denim, so it was a contemporary fabric, but still gave him his 18th century silhouette. He sort of fits in to the 20th century, but is still very much of his own century.”
“You’re Shaking So Hard…”
There were certain lines of dialogue that were direct callbacks to lines of dialogue from earlier seasons. At one point, Dream Jamie says “You’re shaking so hard, it’s making my teeth rattle,” which is something the character said to Claire back in the Outlander premiere.
Murtagh & Jocasta
While Claire doesn’t imagine other deceased loved ones in her dissociation sequence, she does interestingly imagine Murtagh, who died earlier this season, as part of the Thanksgiving Day scene. Murtagh, who mentions Prestonpans at one point in the “day,” is seemingly in a happy relationship with Jocasta, who is noticeably not blind in the sequence. Fergus also seems to have both of his hands, which is also a change from the reality Claire knows.
The Beatles and Ringo Starr
We get several Beatles references within this episode. First, it’s part of dinner conversation during Claire’s dissociation dream. Then, we hear Wendigo Donner use it as a way to confirm that Claire is from the 20th century. He asks her who Ringo Starr is (interesting choice of Beatle), and she tells him that he is a drummer.
The Plaid Blanket
The scene that sees Claire wrapped up in Jamie’s blanket after Jamie has rescued her from Lionel Brown is a call back to the scene in the Outlander pilot that sees Claire wrapped up in Jamie’s blanket after he has rescued her from Jack Randall.
Did we miss any Easter eggs? Let us know in the comments below…
Photo: Annie Leibowitz (provided in comment by Ray Renati)
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Remember… for I remember Easter morn, and life and love and peace are all new born. — Alice Freeman Palmer
In the third example in the photo collage, comparing the monstrance to the clock, the monstrance is from the Boston church in S05E05 Perpetual Adoration. Several photos of the monstrance at Blacklanderz
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8 tv shows to get to know me
tagged by @eddiediazes 💓 i watch a stupid amount of mostly stupid tv but also sometimes it’s stupid and wonderful you know
1. dirk gently’s holistic detective agency - i actually think this might be a piece of truly perfect television it is so full of heart and full of wonder and silliness and big feelings i adore it
2. derry girls - comfort show Of All Time, no???? the number of rewatches i logged while struggling through college….. single-handedly tucked me into bed and kissed me on the head every night
3. the x-files - cryptids and SCULLY and an insane lanky man who loves both? also comfort show of all time…… i’ll never finish it though (🤝 fox) i cannot handle endings and im great at avoidance. s05e12 bad blood is the best episode of television to ever air in history
4. our flag means death - absolute nonsense pirate romcom i didn’t have a choice they had me hook line and sinker i even got a silly little tattoo based on it
5. santa clarita diet - maybe the funniest show i’ve ever watched in my whole life! liv hewson i am free for marriage every day of the week
6. sense8 - haven’t actually rewatched this since the final episode aired because it made me cry so much but the mind-connection telepathic link trope is my favourite ever AND they’re all gay kissing on the mouth? no notes
7. gilmore girls - mostly for nostalgia, my brother and i watched it together all through high school and then again after college and honestly fondest memories of sitting on the living room floor eating buttered toast and hollering along to the theme song while our grandma yelled at us to keep it down from downstairs. logan huntzberger little rich boy of my heart
8. 9-1-1 - i don’t know that i’ve ever been this insane about television in my life. y’all know y’all see it y’all live it too…… what’s in the water there at fox tv. generous amounts of love and homosexuality. keep it up
tagging @sinistertolove @ashavahishta @lilbuddie @bucklavaa only if you want to! would love to peek into ur brains though 💖
#currently watching: beef and yellowjackets and gonna start s3 of ted lasso#and my toxic trait is that i will keep watching riverdale till they cancel it. bonkers show incredible entertainment#tag post
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This series is such hilarious family friendly tv series this is must see classic
Episode
The Brady Bunch Original Series
Season 1
Disc 1
S01E01 The Honeymoon
S01E02 Dear Libby
S01E03 Eenie, Meenie, Mommy, Daddy
S01E04 Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore
S01E05 Katchoo
S01E06 A Clubhouse Is Not A Home
S01E07 Kitty Karry-all Is Missing
Disc 2
S01E08 A Camping We Will Ge
S01E09 Sorry , Right Number
S01E10 Every Boy Does It Once
S01E11 The Voice Of Christmas
S01E13 Is There & Doctor In The House?
Disc 3
S01E14 Father Of The Year
S01E15 54-40 & Fight
S01E16 Mike's Horoscope
S01E17 The Undergraduate
S01E18 Tiger, Tiger
S01E19 The Big Sprain
Disc 4
S01E20 Brace Yourself
S01E21The Hero
S01E22 The Possible Dream
S01E23 To Move Or Not To Move
S01E24 The Grass Is Always Greener
S01E24 Lost Locket, Found Locket
Season 2
Disc 1
S02E01 The Dropout
S02E02 The Babysitters
S02E03 The Slumber Caper
S02E04 The Un-underground Movie
S02E05 Going, Going, Steady
S02E06 Call Me Irresponsible
Disc 2
S02E07 The Treasure Of Sierra Avenue
S02E08 A Fistful Of Reasons
S02E09 The Not-so-ugly Duckling
S02E10 The Tattletale
S02E11 What Goes Up..
S02E12 Confessions, Confessions
Disc 3
S02E13 The Impractical Joker
S02E14 Where There's Smoke
S02E15 Will The Real Jan Brady Please Stand Up
S02E16 The Drummer Boy
S02E17 The Coming Out Party
S02E18 Our Son, The Man
DISC 4
S02E19 THE LIBERATION OF MARCIA BRADY
S02E20 LIGHTS OUT
S02E21 THE WINNER
S02E22 DOUBLE PARKED
S02E23 ALICE'S SEPTEMBER SONG
S02E24 TELL IT LIKE IT IS
SEASON 3
DISC 1
S03E01 Ghost Town, U.S.A.
S03E02 GRAND CANYON OR BUST (2/3)
S03E03 THE BRADY BRAVES (3/3)
S03E04 THE WHEELER-DEALER
S03E05 MY SISTER, BENEDICT ARNOLD
S03E06 THE PERSONALITY KID
DISC 2
S03E07 JULIET IS THE SUN
S03E08 AND NOW A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR
S03E09 THE PRIVATE EAR
S03E10 HER SISTER'S SHADOW
S03E11 CLICK
S03E12 GETTING DAVY JONES
DISC 3
S03E13 THE NOT-SO ROSE COLORED GLASSES
S03E14 THE TEETER-TOTTER CAPER
S03E15 BIG, LITTLE MAN
S03E16 DOUGH RE MI
S03E17 JAN'S AUNT JENNY
S03E18 THE BIG BET
DISC 4
S03E19 THE POWER OF THE PRESS
S03E20 SERGEANT EMMA
S03E21 CINDY BRADY, LADY
S03E22 MY FAIR OPPONENT
S03E23 THE FENDER BENDER
SEASON 4
"DISC 1
S04E01 HAWAII BOUND (1/3)
S04E02 PASS THE TABU (2/3)
S04E03 THE TIKI CAVES (3/3)
S04E04 TODAY I AM A FRESHMAN
S04E05 CYRANO DE BRADY
S04E06 FRIGHT NIGHT"
"DISC 2
S04E07 THE SHOW MUST GO ON
S04E08 JAN, THE ONLY CHILD
S04E09 CAREER FEVER
S04E10 GOODBYE ALICE, HELLO
S04E11 GREG'S TRIANGLE
S04E12 EVERYBODY CAN'T BE A GEORGE WASHINGTON"
"DISC 3
S04E13 LOVE & THE OLDER MAN
S04E14 LAW & DISORDER
S04E15 GREG GETS GROUNDED
S04E16 AMATEUR NIGHT
S04E17 BOBBY'S HERO
S04E18 THE SUBJECT WAS NOSES"
"DISC 4
S04E19 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS
S04E20 THE GREAT EARRING CAPER
S04E21 YOU'RE NEVER TOO OLD
S04E22 YOU CAN'T WIN EM ALL
S04E23 A ROOM AT THE TOP"
SEASON 5
DISC 1
S05E01 ADIOS, JOHNNY BRAVO
S05E02 MAIL ORDER HERO
S05E03 SNOW WHITE & THE 7 BRADYS
S05E04 NEVER TOO YOUNG
S05E05 PETER AND THE WOLF
S05E06 GETTING GREG'S GOAT
DISC 2
S05E07 MARCIA GETS CREAMED
S05E08 MY BROTHER'S KEEPER
S05E09 QUARTERBACK SNEAK
S05E10 TRY, TRY AGAIN
S05E11 THE CINCINNATI KIDS
S05E12 THE ELOPEMENT
DISC 3
S05E13 MISS POPULARITY
S05E14 KELLY'S KIDS
S05E15 THE DRIVER'S SEAT
S05E16 OUT OF THIS WORLD
S05E17 WELCOME ABOARD
DISC 4
S05E18 TWO PETE'S IN A POD
S05E19 TOP SECRET
S05E20 THE SNOOPERSTAR
S05E21 THE HUSTLER
S05E22 THE HAIR BRAINED SCHEME
The Brady Kids: Complete Animated Series
Disc 1
S01E01 Jungle Bungle, Part 1
S01E02 Jungle Bungle, Part 2
S01E03 Double Trouble
S01E04 Long Gone Silver
S01E05 Cindy's Super Friend
S01E06 Pop! Goes The Myna
S01E07 Who Was That Dog?
Disc 2
S01E08 It Ain't Necessarily Snow
S01E09 That Was No Worthy Opponent, That Was My Sister
S01E10 A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The End Zone
S01E11 Give Me A Home Where The Panda Bears Roam
S01E12 You Took The Words Right Out Of My Tape
S01E13 The Big Time
S01E14 it's All Greek To Me
S01E15 Marlon's Birthday Party
Disc 3
S01E16 The Richest Man In The World
S01E17 Wings
S02E01 Frankincense
S02E02 Teacher's Pet
S02E03 Marcia's Lib
S02E04 Ceiling Zero
S02E05 Who Believes In Ghosts?
THE BRADYS
DISC1
S01E01 Start Your Enginees/ Here We Grow Again
S01E02 A Wowing Experience
DISC 2
S01E03 Hat In The Ring
S01E04 Bottoms Up
3. The Patty Girl
THE BRADY BRIDES
DISC 1
S01E01 The Brady Brides
S01E02 Gorilla Of My Dreams
S01E03 The Newlywed Game
S01E04 The Mom Who Came To Dinner
S01E05 The Siege
S01E06 Cool Hand Phil
S01E07 A Pretty Boy Is Like A Melody
THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE
A VERY BRADY SEQUEL
A VERY BRADY CHRISTMAS
GROWING UP BRADY
THE BRADY BUNCH IN THE WHITE HOUSE
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BUFFY REWATCH - S05E12 - Checkpoint
*Willow and Tara's room. Willow and Tara sit on the bed side-by-side; Nigel stands before them with a notebook ready to interview them*
WILLOW: “Questions, great.”
TARA: “Well, we can answer questions.”
NIGEL: “Good. I need to know a little bit more about the Slayer, and about the both of you. Your relationship, whatever you can tell me.”
TARA: “O-o-our relationship?”
WILLOW: “We're friends.”
TARA: “Good friends.”
WILLOW: “Girlfriends, actually.”
TARA: “Yes, we're girlfriends.”
WILLOW: “We're in love. We're... lovers.
*Puts hand on Tara's knee*
Lesbian, gay-type lovers.”
NIGEL: “I meant your relationship with the Slayer.”
*Both girls look embarrassed. Willow removes her hand from Tara's knee*
TARA: “Um, just good friends.”
Let me just say how absolutely groundbreaking I think it is that the characters were actually able to confirm their romantic/sexual relationship to Nigel in explicit, leaves-absolutely-no-doubt-whatsoever terms. There is a similar scene in an episode of ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ where Xena and Gabrielle get interviewed on video camera, and are specifically asked (by a guy called Nigel as well, funnily enough) whether they are lovers. He only leaves them with a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer. But the filming is conveniently disturbed by “technical difficulties” in that the camera has a fault and the screen goes all fuzzy. And so you never actually get to hear what they answered with even though they did answer the question. This was done to mess with the fanbase, who shipped Xena and Gabrielle as a couple, in a fun ‘are they or aren't they’ way. It was actually never confirmed by the characters in dialogue whether the nature of their relationship was more than just friendship because the show creators could not do it without the network (NBC Universal) reprimanding them for it. They were severely censored in writing a WLW relationship between the two main leads of the show - but it never stopped them from writing it in an as-close-as-possible to main-text way because they honestly wanted it to be just as much as the sub-texter fans did. They didn’t just accept the fans shipping Xena and Gabrielle as a couple. They encouraged it. They catered to their LGBTQ audience over their straight one. That was something that rarely ever happens when it’s not allowed to be canon. In fact, I can only think of it happening twice in all of TV. That with 'Xena: Warrior Princess' and with 'The Legend Of Korra'. As far my awareness goes... any other TV show where there was an LGBTQ audience shipping two same-sex main characters together... the creators outright denied the fans any LGBTQ representation whatsoever that wasn’t used as a queer-baiting tactic to keep the ratings high and some even ridiculed them for it. A la 'Supergirl'.
So all that being said - the scene in ‘Checkpoint’ where Willow emphatically states that her and Tara are “lesbian gay-type lovers” is a groundbreaking declaration that serves to give huge validation to the LGBTQ, and specifically WLW, audience. Especially given this episode was filmed and aired in 2001. This is the same year as the episode where Xena and Gabrielle get interviewed was filmed and aired. And they couldn’t go there. Couldn’t do what ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ achieved. Couldn’t confirm a romantic/sexual relationship between two same-sex characters on TV. The scene from ‘Checkpoint’ stands out for being as groundbreaking as the Willow/Tara kiss from ‘The Body’, or the Willow/Kennedy sex scene from ‘Touched’, or the “mouth-to-mouth water transfer” kiss from ‘A Friend In Need Part 2’ in ‘Xena: Warrior Princess’ is. It really is incredibly groundbreaking that they were able to film and air this in 2001.
#buffy the vampire slayer#checkpoint#willow rosenberg#tara maclay#nigel#willow and tara#xena and gabrielle#WLW#LGBTQ representation#episode recap#buffy rewatch
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A TM FB ground asked ‘’What do you love about fen’’ I had a lot to say...
Alright, so I am procrastinating to do something else so let me write why I love fen.
Something Brittany said as she was saying goodbye to her character was how Fen was born to be a side character and became a hero. I remember starting to cry after hearing that because this is exactly why I adore her.
I had an abusive relationship where the guy didn't even realize how abusive he was and destroyed the little self-confidence I had build in myself after years of bullying and not being smart enough in math for my high school. And then I decided to stop dating and rebuild myself and it is by mistake that I fell in love with my husband (We both didn't want to date, the irony) and when he introduced me to The Magicians he told me I’d associate with Fen. Most likely because I’d love her kindness and princess-y vibe. What he didn't expect is that I loved her for so much more than that
Fen comes from a world that doesn't value women the same as men. In a world where her father refuses to show her how to make magical blades because she was a girl . And yet, she learns how to use them and how to sharpen them with whetstone, despite not what a woman should do. She learned her father’s craft enough that she was able to appreciate a good blade (The couple’s torture device) or even know the difference between a blade cut vs an animal one (S03E02)
Fen was raised with the only goal to be a wife; one day it might happen that a stranger comes at their door and she will have to marry him without even saying anything, so her family could rise in the rank of Fillorian royalty. And arrive, Eliot who married her, thinking he would die and not to have to handle her, so when he came back alive she had to manage to be newlywed to a self-destructive man.
Tick never valued her or the pesant, we see her face when he get means to the FU fighter, and I am sure it is not the only side remark Tick has done toward her; she was never one of the ‘’royalty’’.
One of their first conversation in the castle is how she wants to be obedient to him. which means she was told to be so, and probably that her job was also to produce an heir. Her job was to be the quiet wife of the High King and provide lineage. But that is not what happens. Despite Eliot saying he wanted her to be his equal, it took nearly 4 seasons for him to do so. He dismissed her, never told her when he left or what would happen and only truly cared when she was in danger or taken over by the fairy. Fen only knew what she had to do: be a wife and give a baby . But Eliot was not attracted to her and would never love her and Margo gave her baby away.
So this leads us to her breakdown. Margo and Eliot clearly didn’t know what to do with her because they let her be in a psychosis where she was carrying a log as a baby, but losing her baby to the fairies was Fen's last straw. I think she was starting to accept that Eliot would never love her and that she might be able to help Fillory by staying with Eliot (’’You think I stay because of how deeply attracted to me you are. I love Fillory. It is my home’’ - S02E06) and losing her baby, the one thing she knew she could provide, was just too much; everything she was told to be and do she could not.
This is why Margo giving her the crown as an Acting King in the end of S03 is HUGE. Not only she became the first crowned Fillorian (Tick never wore it) but it was also a sign for Margo to recognized that during season 3, she was learning how to heal and becoming her own person. Not Eliot's wife, but fen. There is this amazing moment where Fen says to Eliot that she can’t go to her old life and they are stuck together. This is both of them admiring their marriage will never work, but they promised to care for one another and they will. At least, they try. They do.
If Julia showed Fen that healing of trauma is complicated but does not mean going toward a darker you, Margo showed Fen how to be her own voice. Not to be Eliot’s wife or Margo’s confidente, but Fen. Margo even let her lead the quest and make her own mistake before saving her from fraud (S04E08) because Margo knows that she would stay naive if she is never given the chance to do something on her own. Even more, when Margo learns that Fen wants to overthrow her, she trusts and know her enough that this is not a back-stabbing move but something bigger, and she accepts her fate in order to save Eliot, but also making sure Fen will be safe (’’I curse you Fen! But be nice to her!’’ S04E09) Fen will try to lead like Margo leads, being daring and trying to use her power to help; this is how her and Josh discover The Secret Sea in the castle after all.
But then she gets abandoned in the past and learns that Margo had given up on saving her and even tried to kill her in the heat of a battle. While part of it could be forgiven (margo was wolfing hard let's be real) That is when Fen stop seeing Margo on a pedestal. (S05E03) She discovers that Margo, much like Eliot, has severe flaws. This doesn't mean that she will stop caring about her, but that she will be able to have her own voice when talking to her.
Season 5, now having a voice, she had to struggle just like Kady not to be the one in the background that nobody listens. If more than once she is ignored and that some of them are just cruel for no apparent reason when they need her she decide to say no. To call their bullshit and say that they would try harder to save Earth if it was happening on their planet. Eliot teaches her then what it means to have a voice and to be a hero; sometimes there is no perfect solution, just two choices and you take the less shitty. She learns there that having a voice is to listen to what other say and then put your own knowledge into the group instead of trying to do like Margo and stump on everyone with her idea. (S05E11) We see her during the heist episode, she use herself being FIllorian to insure her friend security (S05E12) and this confidence was totally new for Fen. I don't think she would have been able to put her life on the line without what Eliot had told her before).
Lastly, Fen wanted to be a mom. Losing her baby will be a trauma she will have to live with forever. But it is beautiful that, in a sense, she carried Fillory within her (i Mean literally) until it was ready to be hatched. (S05E12-13) FIllory 2.0 is her baby, she will be forever the mother of the land, forever linked with the history of the one place she loved and defended from the moment we met her.
I love fen for all those reasons. Because sometimes, rebuilding yourself after trauma is messy and full of mistakes. But when you are ready to listen to your friends, to forgive and to stand up for what you believe, you can become a version of yourself nobody ever believes you could ever be. I am pretty sure if she’d go back to her dad, he would not recognize his daughter. This proud and self assured woman who, despite her trauma, seek to find good and kindness in people, try to forgive those who hurt her and also, fucking put fillory in her vagina.
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top 5 fav Jeff/britta moments
:0!! okay, in no particular order:
1) the proposal in s05e12. it has one of my favorite Winger speeches, both of them looking gorgeous, a beautiful kiss, and an unexpected amount of emotion and depth. no matter how many times I hear “let’s get out of here and never look back”, I start crying like a baby.
2) s01e13 when Britta sees Jeff holding hands with Slater and is so Shook™ that she can’t finish her tap routine. and then when he gives her flowers afterwards I- 🥺🥺
3) when Jeff looks across the room at her in s05e07 as she’s delivering a speech about being yourself and he just has this look on his face like “shit. I’m so in love with her, I’m so screwed”.
4) their conversation on the couch during s01e15 where they talk about having kids.
5) when in s02e06, we see Jeff helping her drink, eat, and do whatever else she needs to do because she can’t do it herself with the dinosaur costume. it’s more of a little detail, but it’s so adorable that Jeff’s like “we’re not dating. what we are doing is not dating. here sweetie, let me follow you around all night and hold your cup as you sip from it :D!! let me feed you :D!! do you need me to get that door for you :D??” like I just think it’s so cute that he’s playing it cool but doting over Britta until the zombies show up.
honorable mention: not strictly a j/b moment, but when they’re making out in the car during a scary story in s03e07 and the “that’s just the sound of my heart, baby”. I can’t remember clearly rn so correct me if I’m wrong, but I think Britta is the one telling it, which means she pictures the main characters as her and Jeff. that concept just makes me 🥺🥺
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Top 25 Doctor Who episodes
They are in chronological order, from season 1 (2005) to season 11 (2018), not of preference, two parters are counted as one episode. (edit: I had forgotten about “Midnight, so there are 26 now instead of 25, ops?)
★ S01E06 "Dalek" this episode really made me love the 9th doctor, Christopher performance was fantastic, I wish they had given him more time on the show so that we could have seen more of that rage.
★ S01E09-10 "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances", this will be no surprise to anyone because it's a fan favourite of almost everyone, but that's because it's such a well written episode, creepy and intriguing, original and with a beautiful and heartwarming ending. That "For once everybody lives" always makes me tear up a bit.
★S01E12-13 "Bad Wolf/The Parting of Ways", RTD has always had beautiful endings and this surely is one, emotional and beautiful, but also funny at times. The final part where Rose looked into the TARDIS and her interactions with the Daleks was badass as fuck, and her interaction with the Doctor was beautiful. And let's not talk about "You were fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I!"
★ S02E08-09 "The Impossible Planet/The Satan Pit", this is such an underrated episode but a brilliant one. It's scary and it always keeps you on your toes because you don't know what's going to happen. I didn't appreciate it enough the first time I saw, only when I rewatched it I realized how good it was.
★S02E12-13 "Army of Ghosts/Doomsday", of course this is going to be on the list, Rose was my first companion and seeing her go was a devastating experience that I can't forget. I remember seeing this episode for the first time and crying like a baby just during the initial monologue "[...] But then came the Army of Ghosts. Then came Torchwood and the war. That's when it all ended. This is the story of how I died." Still crying over this. And let's not talk about the wall scene. You know which one.
★S03E01 "Smith and Jones", when I first watched season 3 I didn't appreciate it enough because I was mourning Rose's departure and couldn't get over it, however, when I rewatched it, I finally was able to appreciate this season because it's a really good season. I know this episode is an odd choice, not a lot of people talk about this specific episode, but I think it's a really good episode, really enjoyable, but not too heavy, and Martha in this episode is absolutely brilliant, we can see just how smart and brave and smart and smart she really is.
★ S03E08-09 "Human Nature/The Family of Blood", this is another really popular and loved episode by the fandom, and again, there is a really good reason. This episode it's fun but also emotional, it's really original and super intriguing. And of course we can't forget to mention the "fury of a time lord", that scene where he punishes the family of blood is just perfect. Loved it.
★ S03E12-13 "The sound of Drums/Last of the time lords", as I said, RTD finales are absolutely brilliant, and this, like the others, is brilliant too. It shows what a complete badass Martha is, traveling the world all alone because she is a woman on a mission. I didn't really like how the doctor got back to normal, but let's not think about it too much. My favourite scene ever, that gave me the chills is when Martha finds out what's inside those robots, it still gives me chills every time I see that scene.
★S04e08-09 "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead", again, this is a really predictable episode, but it is a beautiful two parter. The villain is brilliant and super scary, the whole concept of the episode is brilliant and it's executed perfectly, and we are also introduced to River, for whom we are sad when she dies the first time we see it but it's so much better when you rewatch the episode after having watched all the other episodes with her, including The husband of River Song, which take place right after this episode.
★ S04E10 "Midnight" do I even have to explain why this episode, which is loved by everyone, is in this list? I don't think so.
★ S04E11 "Turn Left", this episode is criminally underrated. I LOVE this episode with all of my heart. When people talk about Blink, they praise it because it was brilliant even tho the doctor wasn't even in it, well this is brilliant and the doctor isn't in it. This episode is so devastating to watch trough the eyes of a human, the devastation and pain that is caused by the fact that the doctor is not there to save earth is just, you know, devastating. I don't know how to explain how much I love this episode.
★ S04E12-13 "The stolen earth/Journey's end" another beautiful finale from RDT. Not only because it's a beautiful episode but also because we got EVERYONE in this episode, Rose, Jack, Martha, Sarah Jane, Donna, Micky, Jakie literally everyone was there, and it was just beautiful to finally see again some old friends.
★ S05E01 "The Eleventh Hour" this was a perfect introduction to the new doctor, we needed something strong that could make us like him after loosing Tennant, someone that everyone loved, and this episode did it. Matt did and incredible job in this episode, which introduces to Amy and Rory, the crack in time and space and the new doctor. I loved the episode and 11 speech was just phenomenal, really made me like him instantly.
★ S05E02 "The beast below", I guess this can be considered an odd choice, because I never hear anyone talk about this specific episode, but I loved it, it was fun and it also showed us a bit more about the doctor, how he is, what's his moral compass like, how he acts and reacts to things, and also we learned more about Amy. The plot was really interesting and cool, at time a bit creepy but also really sad because of what happened to that whale-thing.
★S05E04-05 "The time of angels/Flesh and stone", I actually have no clue of how people feel about this episode, but I personally really loved them, we got the angels, the crack in time and space, cool moments with River, Amy and the doctor, it was exciting and it was cool, but also a bit emotional at times.
★S05E12-13 "The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang" Moffat showed us that he could make a good finale too. I really loved this finale, it's so exciting and it ties a lot of ends together, which is always cool to see it happen. The Pandorica speech is one of my favourite moments ever and also we got Rory back. Really awesome ending that didn't leave you underwhelmed and it was completely satisfying.
★ S06E01-02 "The Impossible Astronaut/Day of the Moon" is one, if not the best opener ever. It just keeps you hooked and excited, not only for these two episodes, but for the whole season. The episode literally starts with the death of the doctor, and then it introduced a new and cool villain that is the Silence.
★S06E04 "The doctor's wife" is one of the best episodes ever, it has a cool and we'll executed concept, it's really emotional but also cool as hell? And it also has one of my favourite quotes ever "Fear me I've killed hundreds of time lords" "Fear me, I've killed all of them".
★ S06E07 "A Good Man Goes To War" is just PERFECT, the plot twist were brilliant, they left me speechless, I cry and laughed and I just loved the episode. Bonus points because in this episode Rory was a complete badass. It has my favourite doctor who quote of all times
"Demons run when a good man goes to war
Night will fall and drown the sun
When a good man goes to war
Friendship dies and true love lies
Night will fall and the dark will rise
When a good man goes to war
Demons run, but count the cost
The battle's won, but the child is lost"
★ S06E08 "Let's Kill Hitler", from what I saw people don't really love this episode, but I absolutely did love it and this is my list, so here it is.
★S06E10 "The Girl Who Waited" this episode was really devastating but so so beautiful, this is another fan favourite, at least it was before, I haven't heard a lot people talk about it recently. But again, there is a good reason if it is so loved.
★ S06E11 "The God Complex" surprisingly I haven't seen anyone ever talk about this episode even though it absolutely brilliant and spectacular. It's not a really heavy episode, but heavy enough. It's also a bit of a strange episode, but not in a bad way.
★ The day of the doctor/The time of the doctor
★ S08E05 "Time Heist" this is not a really popular episode and I saw a lot of people say that they didn't like it, however I did, probably because I'm a slut for heist movies and this episode combined two things that I love, Doctor Who and Heist Movies.
★ S08E08 "Mummy on the Orient Express", this episode really blew me out of the way, it was just brilliant. I don't even know what to say, it just was.
★ S09E11 "Heaven Sent" (I know I said that two parters would count as one episode but I HATED Hell Bent, I'm not going to get into why or it'll take to long) This episode was probably one the best doctor who episodes ever , the acting was phenomenal, Capaldi is just great, and the plot and dialogue and monologue and plot twist and everything. Even if you don't like doctor who this is episode is great. It has my favourite quote:
"As you come into this world, something else is also born.
You begin your life, and it begins a journey towards you. It moves slowly, but it never stops.
Wherever you go, whatever path you take, it will follow me. Never faster, never slower, always coming.
You will run. It will walk.
You will rest. It will not
One day, you will linger in the same place too long. You will sit too still or sleep too deep, and when, too late, you raise to go, you will notice a second shadow next to yours. Your life will then be over."
★ S10E11 "World Enough And Time" (In this case I did like episode 12 but it wasn't good enough to make it into the list) This episode left me speechless, I really wasn't expecting this episode to be that good. Absolutely loved this episode, it was brilliant.
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Part I
I actually like the next bit, but then, I’m a mean person.
Donna tries to go toe-to-toe with Faye, asserting that she and Harvey actually serve the firm’s best interests by being a couple, because they balance each other. Faye says that’s irrelevant, and Donna retorts that this is personal for Faye because she and Harvey remind her of herself and her ex-husband. This may or may not be the case, but either way, Faye shuts that shit right down: “This is a conflict of interest, and I will not be cajoled, threatened, or coerced into thinking it’s not.” My hero.
Up next is Harvey’s one-on-one with Donna’s father. They’re laughing along to some story about Donna being a competitive skier before she got into theater until Harvey gets back to business with the acknowledgment that James has some concerns about him that Harvey’s “taken some steps to alleviate.” James appreciates Harvey meeting him “man to man,” but things take a turn for the worse when Harvey explains that he pulled some strings to get the money James needs for the deal he’s in town to settle, and James accuses him of digging into his business and trying to buy his approval.
Hold the fucking phone.
James’s last and only other appearance in this series thus far was in “Live to Fight” (s05e12), in which it’s revealed that when Donna was a child, he lost all their family’s money on a real estate gamble, and after Donna started working for Harvey, he asked her to get Harvey to give him a loan for $250,000, which Harvey refused. Donna proposed to give her father access to her 401(k) until Harvey threatened to tie up his legal proceedings for the next 20 years, after which point James declared his intentions to commit bank fraud by illegally inflating his assets and disappeared into the night. And now he’s getting on Harvey’s case for trying to help him with a business deal that’s apparently going very badly? Sounds to me like Harvey is very much looking out for Donna’s best interests by trying to keep this asshole in the black so he won’t be tempted to commit another federal crime! “Treat my daughter better than you treat me,” get out of here with that shit, you shyster.
Also Katrina refuses to modify the code of conduct for Louis because it’s precisely that sort of thing that got them “saddled with Faye in the first place,” so, good call there.
More fill-in-the-blanks for Alex and the Masterson case; eight years ago, Bratton heavily implied that he would have Alex’s family hurt or killed if he exposed the conspiracy, which I guess is a decent enough reason to not do that, but now in the present day, Rosalie wants her revenge. She goes to Samantha for help and Samantha agrees to help her “find something on this guy”; I’m not sure if they’re talking about Bratton or Craig, but it doesn’t really matter.
Donna found out about Harvey’s meeting with her father and is none too pleased about it, accusing him of “making it clear to him that [Harvey thinks] he’s a bad businessman,” which, yes, hi, bank fraud. She then projects the fuck out of her anger at Faye by expressing her fear that Harvey thinks he’s better than her, which of course Harvey vehemently denies, and Donna finally tells him about Faye’s sine qua non for them to both keep their jobs. (Funny that she says “one of [them] has to give up their vote, and that one of [them] is [her],” when Faye was pretty clear that it could be either of them making the sacrifice.) She then lets slip an interesting detail: She didn’t tell him about it right away because she didn’t want to hear him say that his vote is more important than hers. I’ve already established that I think that’s true, but I wonder if this is a case of Donna agreeing with me—she knows it but doesn’t want to hear it out loud—or she thinks it’s not true but she doesn’t trust Harvey. But yeah, no, the firm is stronger because they’re a couple, for sure.
Then Louis comes in to argue, again, that they need to get rid of Faye, this time because “she’s turned Katrina against [him],” and Harvey argues right back that they have to use their limited amount of leverage wisely (what leverage) and the “bigger fish” at the moment is getting Donna her vote back. Louis yells that it’s unfair the battle they’re choosing is Harvey’s, especially since it’s Harvey’s fault Faye is there in the first place since this goes all the way back to Harvey hiring Mike; there’s a lot of shouting, and Donna tries to play the voice of reason by insisting that it’s not worth it to be at each other’s throats over Faye because she won’t be there forever. Louis goes to the bullpen to pout (or, uh, reminisce) and Harvey goes to forgive him for blaming him, acknowledging that he was disrespecting Louis, which he knows because Donna accused him of doing the same to her father, and I’m only this saying this one more time, James Paulsen lost his family’s finances on a bad business deal and committed bank fraud to save himself after Harvey stopped him from pilfering his daughter’s 401(k).
ANYWAY.
Final flashback (finally)! Eight years ago, Alex repeatedly tried to give Craig a consolation gift after Bratton gave Alex the Masterson account (for blackmail reasons) but since Alex wouldn’t tell him why he wouldn’t share Masterson, Craig started holding a grudge, so that’s what that’s about. In the present, Alex asks Samantha what Rosalie’s plan is and further asks her to let him fix everything instead, so that’s sweet, I guess, that they’re trying to protect each other, but you know what might work better is if they talked to each other and worked together. Then Harvey shows up with some incredibly clumsy dialogue to fill them in on recent events (“Harvey, what’s going on?” “A lot of things, some of which you know, some of which you don’t. But I’m gonna tell you what they are, and then tomorrow morning we’re gonna put a stop to them.”) and…that’s that? Oh, Louis apologizes to Katrina but asks her to put something else in the code of conduct and “ram it down [Faye’s] throat” rather than try to slip it past her, so that's…colorful.
Alright, I know this next scene is supposed to be very badass, what with the rock music and the power walking and the slow motion effect, but my god it looks so stupid. I mean come on, they’re in slow motion. There’s rock music. Seriously, all that’s missing is a massive explosion in the background. Harvey, Louis, Alex, and Samantha storm Faye’s office and declare that they’re a united front, they trust each other, they’re not hanging Donna out to dry, blah blah whatever. It seems that the addition Louis asked Katrina to make to the code of conduct is a blanket waiver of conflict? Boy, that is…optimistic, but they are boxing themselves into a tiny, tiny corner there. Then they all threaten to resign if she doesn’t start treating them with respect, and points for aiming high, but she’s threatened to fire them and close the firm before; the first thing she said to Louis, right after she arrived, was that if he didn’t hand over control of the firm, she’d have them all suspended from the bar for six months, and in “Special Master” (s09e02), they asked what would happen if they didn’t follow her rules and she said, quote, “You mean if you continue to cross lines? Then you’ll be fired.” Why do they think this is going to be an effective tactic? If I was in her position, I think I’d just be like, “Yeah, okay, good luck in the jobs market with this dumpster fire on your résumé.”
The first example of really open communication so far this episode does unfortunately come with a little bit of a damper on it, and not just the fact that there are only about eight minutes left: Faye asks Gretchen if she told Donna about her divorce, because it was “very painful to have that thrown in [her] face” (she does have a heart!), but as a result of that bullshit the Power Rangers just pulled with their conflict waiver, she’s decided to return Donna’s vote because “maybe [they] all have things [they] can learn from each other.” Oh, Faye. You were doing so well.
Deus ex machina alert: Samantha has…something on Craig that persuades him to finish the Panasonic deal sans blackmail to avoid “mutually assured destruction” (based on what), so that’s convenient. Then Harvey meets with James again, at Harvey’s place this time, to apologize for disrespecting him, James says Harvey and Donna sound like him and Donna’s mother, Harvey says James has an amazing marriage, and this is so much cheap talk without any supporting demonstration that I can’t take any of it seriously at all.
Back in “Stalking Horse” (s08e15), Donna asks her mother if she regrets giving James the money for that business deal that didn’t work out; her mother says no, because how could she have known it would fail, and Donna says, with no clarification, that he’d let her down before (quite a shift from her early assertion in “Live to Fight” that “[her] father has never done anything wrong in his life”). Her mother says he never let her down in ways that matter, but between her claim that James is the “kindest, gentlest, most loving man [she’s] ever met” and his literal attempt to save himself from financial ruin by taking custody of his daughter’s retirement account, I’m starting to wonder if self-delusion isn’t something of a habit in the Paulsen household. And what about that much older daughter who emotionally manipulates all of her romantic partners?
In any event, James admits that he might’ve overreacted (you think?) and also that he’s still having trouble with his business deal and if Harvey could help him out that would be great, and seriously, I have less than no respect for this man.
Rosalie approaches Samantha to thank her for taking care of things with Craig, Samantha thanks her for welcoming her into their home, Alex invites her over to play “a late-night game of Settlers of Catan,” they call her family, it’s all very cute, and then.
And then.
Donna is leaving Rachel a message (more Mike Ross priming, I guess) when Harvey comes in and delightedly brags that her dad loves him, but holy shit character development, he goes on to say that while he knows he needs to share when he disagrees with her, “if [they’re] gonna make this work, [she needs] to come to [him] when something is wrong in [her] life.” Brace yourself, every fic writer who’s ever spent hours agonizing over how to do a proposal scene just right, because I am here to tell you that your efforts are not only good enough, they’re probably too good for mainstream television, because here’s your competition:
“Wait a second. What do you mean ‘if’ this is gonna work?”
“Donna, you know we’re gonna be together forever, right?”
“Well, not if that’s how you’re gonna ask me.”
“Doesn’t matter how I ask you.”
“Why not?”
“Because we both know however I ask it won’t be exactly the way you would have instructed me to ask, so might as well ask you any way I want.”
“Well— That— I—”
“Go ahead.”
“Okay—”
“Keep stumbling. That’s only the second time I’ve ever seen you at a loss for words.”
“So, we’re engaged, then?”
“Well, I— No, it’s—”
“Look who’s stumbling now.”
What. The fuck.
What…the fuck.
Harvey actually says “Sweet baby Jesus” when he sees his mom is calling (that’s a real thing he says, with words from his mouth), she asks how things went with Donna’s dad, he says it went great, he “introduces” her to Donna (over the phone, no video chat), and Donna grabs the phone to tell her “what [her] son just tried to pull off.” Lily is “all ears,” and…fade to black.
So like.
Uh.
The, um. The next episode is the Mike episode.
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I liked doing this for season 4 so I think I'm going to do it for season 5 too
S05E01 I just want you to know that the place I went to in my head to stop the pain was you. And I just kept thinking about your smile, and your laugh, everything. That's the only thing that got me thru for whatever its worth. -Deeks to Kensi
S05E02 What happens next?- It's a love story- What? - Deeks-Kensi-Deeks
S05E03 I've missed you- Kensi
S05E06 George Clooney?- Deeks to Kensi
S05E08 If Kensi goes I go. That's how we roll.- Deeks
S05E09 I think you lost me.- no I don't think I did, I think you know exactly what I'm talking about- do I?- damn it Deeks you ask me out on a date without actually asking me out on a date. Now if this keeps going this way and we can't communicate and we've been over this you never say what you mean and if this is the way its going to be then I don't know how we are ever...- I don't want to be here with you right now- what?- I wanna be at my place right now with you. Deeks-Kensi-Deeks
S05E10 OUR THING
and also from the same episode: I hate you- you don't- our thing, you have to promise me something thou.- anything.- promise me you'll be patient with me.- Kensi-Deeks-Kensi-Deeks-Kensi
S05E11 Good night, Deeks- Kensi
S05E12 Go for Santa- Deeks to Kensi
S05E14 Kensi and I aren't just partners, she's my friend and I look out for her and so I am asking you man to man, is there something I should know about?
S05E16 You there Kensi?- Deeks
S05E19 My partner is the person I care the most on this planet and she is here because of me- Deeks
Also from the same episode: I am really glad you are alive- Deeks to Kensi
And: We're going home- Deeks to Kensi
S05E20 You look good- Deeks to Kensi
Also from the same episode: And there she is. And here I am- Deeks- Kensi
S05E21 not a line but the box
#ncis la#ncis los angeles#densi#kensi#kensi blye#kensi x deeks#kensi blye soon to be deeks#marty deeks#deeks#ncis la season 5
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S05E12 Never My Love • 10 May 2020 Official Script
Outlander Rewatch 2023 Countdown To Season 7
Favourite Word
Does the name Ringo Starr mean anything to you? — Wendigo
Favourite Line
For the sake of love alone will I walk through fire again. — Jamie, narrator
Favourite Image
Between sobs of joy and relief, Claire looks up and sees Marsali standing nearby -- a few bruises, but otherwise unharmed. Someone else she thought was lost and gone. Claire opens her arms and Marsali joins the embrace. Claire tearfully holds her “two daughters.”
Screenshots: Outlander-Online
Remember… I thought I'd never see you again. — Claire Fraser
67th of 75 • Thursday, 8 June 2023
#Tait rhymes with hat#Good times#Outlander#Rewatch 2023#Countdown To Season 7#67th of 75#S05E12 Never My Love#Aired 10 May 2020#Rewatched 8 June 2023
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Kevin Cage of @spotlightsaga reviews... Orange is the New Black (S05E12) Tattoo You Airdate: June 9, 2017 @oitnb Ratings: @netflix original Score: 8.5/10 ***********SPOILERS BELOW*********** This is it... It's all about to go down. The writers have done the best they can to pad what is surely to be an inevitable fall onto a hard concrete slab or 'told ya so' realness. What really kills me is that we are seeing all these epiphanies and personal revelations come to light in the penultimate moment where everything is about to change. Piper and Alex (Laura Prepon) have been mainly an afterthought throughout the entirety of S5, and that's ok. They've had their time to shine and it's been great to see others step up and fill that revolving, main character role, not just throughout this season but through others as well. But here we are back inside a bottleneck moment where we've been waiting for Pipes (Taylor Schilling) to truly embrace Alex and distance herself from what other people think, what society thinks, what she thinks she's supposed to do in life and just do what she feels right for her. She's going with her gut and her proposal to Alex was so incredibly sweet, so endearing... That I just have this terrible feeling that it's also going to be bittersweet, because this isn't exactly a tv series known for its happy endings. 'Tattoo You' ends on the exact moment that Taystee realizes that it's over... Everything they've worked for has fallen apart. She's going to the door and shouting 'Wait'... How ironic is that? It's too late, boo... Taystee (Danielle Brooks) has already made herself the face of the riot, the lead negotiator... And as much anger as I was harboring towards Gloria (Selenis Leyva) for risking everything to attempt to see her son... It was always a pipe dream that was never going to happen, and even if it did, it wouldn't change the future. That's why I had been so frustrated with Gloria. She of all people is much too smart and much too wise to be acting on her raw emotion like that. As much as I would like to see Maria Ruiz (Jessica Pimentel) redeem herself, as we know deep down she's a good woman... Here she is, once again, taking a situation and blowing it out of the water. And for what? It wasn't even Maria who had been in contact with anyone. She straight stole Gloria's thunder right from underneath her nose... And she was just expecting someone to hand her a promise, a Medal of Honor, a gift of gratitude? Now Maria, I expect this from... So I guess it's fitting that it ended up being her that freed the hostages and not Gloria. I guess being upset at any of these characters in the prison, at this point, is completely irrelevant. It doesn't matter. If Maria hadn't done it... Gloria would have. It's not even like Taystee was never going to get justice... Not for the inmates, not for Poussey, not for the people that loved her, and certainly not for herself. That sinking feeling when you round that first turn on a roller coaster and start taking that first huge dip, that feeling it etched into my body and I feel like I'm on a horrific freefall, we're about to take a massive loop, and my safety harness has just flown open. I'm preparing myself for the absolute worst. What if something happens to Lorna (Yael Stone)? After everything we saw Nicky (Natasha Lyonne) do for her by calling Vinnie (John Magaro) and laying out the truth for him... All of it now just feels too good to be true. Pensatucky is in the guard house and has found that gun... What if something happens to her? It seems, with the exception of S3, every season ends on a major death or tragic event... And I'm just not ready. Whatever it is, I don't know if I can watch it. How do we even press on from here? OITNB5 has been very much an experimental season for the writers, actors, creators, directors, producers, and everyone involved in this show. They've taken some bold and completely unexpected creative chances... And while they haven't always worked, it's been a pleasure to watch these characters, some who we've come to know and love through good and bad since the very beginning, some coming to the forefront for the very first time. I don't think anything can happen that will push my love of S4 down below any season of OITNB... For now that will always be the most emotionally effective season for me to date. OITNB is never perfect, but that's part of the charm... And now we're at this huge penultimate episode and everyone is making amends and coming to terms with their realities, I just don't think that I can stand to see what happens next. Whatever the consequences are for this riot, and it's subsequent takeover... One thing is for sure... We will feel it too. Everyone ok that screen from inside the prison, to the protestors outside, to MCC, to Linda in Purchasing (Beth Dover), to Caputo, to Fig, and to everyone watching at home... Its about to get REAL.
#Orange is the New Black#OITNB#oitnb season 5#OITNB5#Tattoo You#oitnb 5x12#Mark A Burley#Jenji Kohan#John Magaro#Miriam Morales#Matt Peters#oitnb meme#Brad William Henke#Laura Gomez#Beth Dover#Taylor Schilling#natasha lyonne#Rosal Colon#selenis levya#alan aisenberg#Kate Mulgrew#yael stone#Laura Prepon#jessica pimentel#Adrienne C Moore#lea delaria#Danielle Brooks#Uzo Aduba#Tara Herrmann#Carolina Paiz
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EPISODE
MOVIE
DIAGNOSIS MURDER
SEASON 1
DISC 3
PILOT EPISODE – ‘IT NEVER ENTERED MY MIND’
DIAGNOSIS OF MURDER
MOVIE
THE HOUSE ON SYCAMORE STREET
A TWIST OF THE KNIFE
SEASON 1
DISC 1
S01E01 MIRACLE CURE
S01E02 AMNESIA
S01E03 MURDER AT THE TELETHON
S01E04 INHERITANCE OF DEATH
S01E05 THE 13 MILLION DOLLAR MAN
S01E06 VANISHING ACT PART ONE
DISC 2
S01E07 VANISHING ACT: PART TWO
S01E08 SHANDA'S SONG
S01E09 THE RESTLESS REMAINS
S01E10 MURDER WITH MIRRORS
S01E11 FLASHDANCE WITH DEATH
S01E12 REUNION WITH MURDER
DISC 3
S01E13 LILY
S01E14 GUARDIAN ANGEL
S01E15 NIRVANA
S01E16 BROADCAST BLUES
S01E17 SHAKER
S01E18 THE PLAGUE
S01E19 SISTER MICHAEL WANTS YOU
SEASON 2
DISC 1
S02E01 MANY HAPPY RETURNS
S02E02 A VERY FATAL FUNERAL
S02E03 WOMAN TROUBLE
S02E04 THE BUSY BODY
S02E05 MY FOUR HUSBANDS
S02E06 MURDER MOST VIAL
S02E07 YOU CAN CALL ME JOHNSON
DISC 2
S02E08 GEORGIA ON MY MIND
S02E09 THE LAST LAUGH: PART ONE
S02E10 THE LAST LAUGH: PART TWO
S02E11 DEATH BY EXTERMINATION
S02E12 STANDING EIGHT COUNT
S02E13 THE BELA LUGOSI BLUES
S02E14 THE NEW HEALERS
DISC 3
S02E15 CALL ME INCONTESTABLE
S02E16 A BLAST FROM THE PAST
S02E17 PLAYING FOR KEEPS
S02E18 SEA NO EVIL
S02E19 HOW TO MURDER YOUR LAWYER
S02E20 NAKED BABES
S02E21 DEATH IN THE DAYTIME
S02E22 MY BABY IS OUT OF THIS WORLD
SEASON 3
DISC 1
S03E01 AN INNOCENT MURDER
S03E02 WITNESS TO MURDER
S03E03 ALL-AMERICAN MURDER
S03E04 MURDER IN THE COURTHOUSE
S03E05 MURDER ON THE RUN (1)
S03E06 MURDER ON THE RUN (2)
DISC 2
S03E07 LOVE IS MURDER
S03E08 MISDIAGNOSIS MURDER
S03E09 THE PRESSURE TO MURDER
S03E10 LIVING ON THE STREETS CAN BE
S03E11 MURDER MURDER
S03E12 MURDER IN THE DARK
DISC 3
S03E13 35 MILLIMETER MURDER
S03E14 THE MURDER TRADE
S03E15 MIND OVER MURDER
S03E16 MURDER BY THE BOOK
S03E17 FMURDER
S03E18 LEFT-HANDED MURDER
SEASON 4
DISC 1
S04E01 MURDER BY FRIENDLY FIRE
S04E02 MURDER CAN BE CONTAGIOUS
S04E03 MURDER ON THIN ICE
S04E04 A MODEL MURDER
S04E05 X MARKS THE MURDER (1)
S04E06 X MARKS THE MURDER (2)
S04E07 MURDER CAN BE MURDER
DISC 2
S04E08 AN EXPLOSIVE MURDER
S04E09 MURDER BY THE BUSLOAD
S04E10 A CANDIDATE FOR MURDER
S04E11 THE ABC'S OF MURDER
S04E12 MURDER IN THE FAMILY
S04E13 IN DEFENSE OF MURDER
S04E14 A HISTORY OF MURDER
DISC 3
S04E15 MURDER TWO (1)
S04E16 MURDER TWO (2)
S04E17 HARD-BOILED MURDER
S04E18 LITTLE GIRL LOST
S04E19 MURDER, COUNTRY STYLE
S04E20 DELUSIONS OF MURDER
S04E21 A PASSION FOR MURDER
DISC 4
S04E22 BLOOD BROTHERS MURDER
S04E23 PHYSICIAN, MURDER THYSELF
S04E24 MURDER IN THE AIR
S04E25 THE MERRY WIDOW MURDER
S04E26 COMEDY IS MURDER
S04E27 THE MURDER OF MARK SLOAN
SEASON 5
DISC 1
S05E01 MURDER BLUES
S05E02 OPEN AND SHUT
S05E03 MALIBU FIRE
S05E04 DEADLY GAMES
S05E05 SLAM-DUNK DEAD
S05E06 LOOKS CAN KILL
S05E07 FATAL IMPACT (1)
DISC 2
S05E08 FATAL IMPACT (2)
S05E09 MUST KILL TV
S05E10 DISCARDS
S05E11 A MIME IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE
S05E12 DOWN AND DIRTY DEAD
S05E13 RETRIBUTION (1)
DISC 3
S05E14 RETRIBUTION (2)
S05E15 DRILL FOR DEATH
S05E16 RAIN OF TERROR
S05E17 BABY BOOM
S05E18 TALKED TO DEATH
S05E19 AN EDUCATION IN MURDER
DISC 4
S05E20 MURDER AT THE FINISH LINE
S05E21 FIRST DO NO HARM
S05E22 PROMISES TO KEEP
S05E23 FOOD FIGHT
S05E24 OBSESSION (1)
S05E25 OBSESSION (2)
SEASON 6
DISC 1
S06E01 RESURRECTION (1)
S06E02 RESURRECTION (2)
S06E03 TILL DEATH DO US PART
S06E04 WRONG NUMBER
S06E05 BLOOD WILL OUT
S06E06 ALIENATED
S06E07 WRITE, SHE MURDERED
S06E08 REAR WINDOWS 98
DISC 2
S06E09 THE LAST RESORT
S06E10 MURDER X 4
S06E11 DEAD IN THE WATER
S06E12 TRAPPED IN PARADISE
S06E13 VOICES CARRY
S06E14 MURDER, MY SUITE
S06E15 MURDER ON THE HOUR
DISC 3
S06E16 RESCUE ME
S06E17 DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN
S06E18 NEVER SAY DIE
S06E19 TRASH TV (1)
S06E20 TRASH TV (2)
S06E21 BLOOD TIES
S06E22 TODAY IS THE LAST DAY OF THE REST OF MY LIFE
SEASON 7
DISC 1
S07E01 THE ROAST
S07E02 SLEEPING MURDER
S07E03 BRINGING UP BARBIE
S07E04 MURDER AT MIDTERM
S07E05 THE FLAME
S07E06 THE KILLER WITHIN
S07E07 GANGLAND (1)
S07E08 GANGLAND (2)
DISC 2
S07E09 THE MOUTH THAT ROARED
S07E10 THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS
S07E11 SANTA CLAUDE
S07E12 MAN OVERBOARD
S07E13 FRONTIER DAD
S07E14 TOO MANY COOKS
S07E15 JAKE'S WOMEN
S07E16 MURDER BY REMOTE
DISC 3
S07E17 TEACHER'S PET
S07E18 THE UNLUCKIEST BACHELOR IN L.A.
S07E19 A RESTING PLACE
S07E20 MURDER AT BBQ BOB'S
S07E21 TWO BIRDS WITH ONE SLOAN
S07E22 SWAN SONG
S07E23 OUT OF THE PAST
S07E24 GETTING MAD, GETTING EVEN
SEASON 8
DISC 1
S08E01 DEATH BY DESIGN
S08E02 BLIND MAN'S BLUFF
S08E03 SLEIGHT-OF-HAND
S08E04 BY REASON OF INSANITY
S08E05 THE PATIENT DETECTIVE
S08E06 THE CRADLE WILL ROCK
S08E07 HOT HOUSE
S08E08 ALL DRESSED UP AND NOWHERE TO DIE,
DISC 2
S08E09 CONFESSION
S08E10 PLAYING GOD
S08E11 LESS THAN ZERO
S08E12 SINS OF THE FATHER (1)
S08E13 SINS OF THE FATHER (2)
S08E14 YOU BET YOUR LIFE
S08E15 BACHELOR FATHERS
DISC 3
S08E16 BEING OF SOUND MIND
S08E17 DANCE OF DANGER
S08E18 THE RED'S SHOES
S08E19 NO GOOD DEED
S08E20 DEJA VOUS
S08E21 ON THE BEACH
S08E22 THE BLAIR NURSE PROJECT
S08E23 MOVIE
S08E24 TOWN WITHOUT PITY
S08E25 WITHOUT WARNING
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Remember… Claire has cast the voice of Lionel as the voice of her guilt. The years of growing guilt in feeling responsible for pretty much everything that's happened to this family. — Jamie Payne
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EPISODE
SEASON ONE
DISC 1
SIDE A
S01E01 GO FIGHT CITY HALL - TO THE DEATH!
S01E02 WHO'S WHO IN NEVERLAND?
S01E03 A STAR IS DEAD
SIDE B
S01E04 HOT ICE, COLD HEARTS
SEASON 2
DISC 2
SIDE A
S02E01 SNAKE EYES
S02E02 THE THIGH BONE'S CONNECTED TO THE KNEE BONE...
SIDE B
S02E03 VISITORS IN PARADISE
S02E04 8 THE TWO SIDES OF TRUTH
DISC 3
SIDE A
S02E05 HIT AND RUN AT DANNY'S
S02E06 HAS ANYBODY HERE SEEN QUINCY?
S02E07 11 A GOOD SMACK IN THE MOUTH
S02E08 12 THE HOT DOG MURDER
SIDE B
S02E09 AN UNFRIENDLY RADIANCE
S02E10 SULLIED BE THY NAME
S02E11 VALLEYVIEW
S02E12 16 LET ME LIGHT THE WAY
SEASON 3
DISC 1
S03E01 NO DEADLY SECRET
S03E02 2 A BLOW TO THE HEAD..A BLOW TO THE HEART
S03E03 A DEAD MAN'S TRUTH
S03E04 A QUESTION OF TIME
S03E05 DEATH CASTS A VOTE
DISC 2
S03E06 TISSUE OF TRUTH
S03E07 HOLDING PATTERN
S03E08 MAIN MAN
S03E09 THE HERO SYNDROME
S03E10 TOUCH OF DEATH
DISC 3
S03E11 THE DEADLY CONNECTION
S03E12 LAST OF THE DINOSAURS
S03E13 CRIB JOB
S03E14 MATTERS OF LIFE AND DEATH
S03E15 PASSING
DISC 4
S03E16 ACCOMPLICE TO MURDER
S03E17 ASHES TO ASHES
S03E18 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN
S03E19 DOUBLE DEATH
S03E20 REQUIEM FOR THE LIVING
SEASON 4
DISC 1
S04E01 THE LAST SIX HOURS.
S04E02 SPEED TRAP
S04E03 A TEST FOR LIVING
S04E04 DEATH BY GOOD INTENTION
DISC 2
S04E05 IMAGES
S04E06 EVEN ODDS
S04E07 DEAD AND ALIVE 1
S04E08 NO WAY TO TREAT A BODY
DISC 3
S04E09 A NIGHT TO RAISE THE DEAD
S04E10 A QUESTION OF DEATH
S04E11 HOUSE OF NO RETURN.
S04E12 A SMALL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
DISC 4
S04E13 THE DEPTH OF BEAUTY
S04E14 WALK SOFTLY THROUGH THE NIGHT,PT. 1
S04E15 WALK SOFTLY THROUGH THE NIGHT PT. 2
S04E16 AFTERMATH
DISC 5
S04E17 DARK ANGEL
S04E18 PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYSELF
S04E19 PROMISES TO KEEP
S04E20 SEMPER-FIDELIS
DISC 6
S04E21 AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION
S04E22 THE DEATH CHALLENGE
S04E23 THE EYE OF THE NEEDLE
SEASON 5
DISC 1
S05E01 NO WAY TREAT A FLOWER
S05E02 DEAD LAST
S05E03 BY THE DEATH OF A CHILD
S05E04 NEVER A CHILD
DISC 2
S05E05 HOT ICE
S05E06 SWEET LAND OF LIBERTY
S05E07 MODE OF DEATH
S05E08 NOWHERE TO RUN
DISC 3
S05E09 THE MONEY PLAGUE
S05E10 FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY PATIENTS
S05E11 MURDER BY S.O.P.
S05E12 HONOR THY ELDERS
DISC 4
S05E13 DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY
S05E14 RIOT!
S05E15 COVER-UP
S05E16 UNHAPPY HOUR 2/14/19
DISC 5
S05E17 •THE WINNING EDGE
S05E18 NEW BLOOD
S05E19 TKO
DISC 6
S05E20 THE FINAL GIFT
S05E21 DEADLY ARENA
S05E22 NO WAY TO TREAT A PATIENT
SEASON 6
DISC 1
S06E01 LAST RIGHTS
S06E02 A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE
S06E03 LAST DAY, FIRST DAY
S06E04 THE NIGHT KILLER
DISC 2
S06E05 THE HOPE OF ELKWOOD
S06E06 WELCOME TO PARADISE ALMS
S06E07 BY THEIR FAITH
DISC 3
S06E08 STAIN OF GUILT
S06E09 DEAR MUMMY
S06E10 HEADHUNTER 2/4/198K
DISC 4
S06E11 JURY DUTY
S06E12 WHO SPEAKS FOR THE CHILDREN
S06E13 SELDOM SILENT, NEVER HEARD
DISC 5
S06E14 OF ALL SAD WORDS
S06E15 TO KILL IN PLAIN SIGHT 3/18/1981
S06E16 SUGAR AND SPICE 4/1/1981
S06E17 VIGIL OF FEAR
SEASON 7
DISC 1
S07E01 MEMORIES OF ALISON
S07E02 THE GOLDEN HOUR
S07E03 SLOW BOAT TO MADNESS: PART 1
S07E04 SLOW BOAT TO MADNESS: PART 2
DISC 2
S07E05 D.U.I.
S07E06 FOR WANT OF A HORSE
S07E07 GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT
S07E08 DEAD STOP
DISC 3
S07E09 BITTER PILL
S07E10 GUNS DON'T DIE
S07E11 WHEN LUCK RAN OUT
S07E12 SMOKE SCREEN
DISC 4
S07E13 FOR LOVE OF JOSHUA
S07E14 INTO THE MURDERING MIND
S07E15 TO CLEAR THE AIR
S07E16 THE SHADOW OF DEATH
DISC 5
S07E17 THE FLIGHT OF THE NIGHTINGALE
S07E18 STOLEN TEARS
S07E19 THE FACE OF FEAR
S07E20 EXPERT IN MURDER
DISC 6
S07E21 THE UNQUIET GRAVE
S07E22 THE LAST LEADBOTTOM
S07E23 THE MOURNING AFTER
SEASON 8
DISC 1
S08E01 BABY RATTLESNAKE
S08E02 GHOST A CHANCE
S08E03 GIVE ME YOUR WEAK
S08E04 DYING FOR A DRINK
DISC 2
S08E05 UNREASONABLE DOUBT
S08E06 SLEEPING DOGS IL
S08E07 SCIENCE FOR SALE
S08E08 NEXT STOP, NOWHERE
DISC 3
S08E09 ACROSS THE LINE 12/08/1982
S08E10 SWORD OF HONOR, BLADE OF DEATH
S08E11 THE LAW IS A FOOL
S08E12 GUILTY UNTIL PROVEN INNOCENT
DISC 4
S08E13 CRY FOR HELP
S08E14 A LOST FOR WORDS
S08E15 BEYOND THE OPEN DOOR
S08E16 ON DYING HIGH
DISC 5
S08E17 QUINCY'S WEDDING: PORT I
S08E18 QUINCY'S WEDDING: PART 2
S08E19 MURDER ON ICE
S08E20 WOMEN OF VALOR
DISC 6
S08E21 SUFFER THE LITTLE CHILDREN
S08E22 OF VIOLENCE
S08E23 THE ACT OF VICTIM OF A SAVAGE
S08E24 WHATEVER HAPPENED TO MORRIS PERLMUTTER?
S08E25 THE CUTTING EDGE
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