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evviejo · 3 months
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STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE - S4E6 Rejoined
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trillscienceofficer · 3 months
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Vote! Reblog! Tell me your opinion in the tags! I realize the question may be a bit vague, though I meant it as ‘which one of these characters you remember most vividly’.
Thompson appeared on another TNG episode as well, as a Romulan officer in “The Next Phase”, but her role is so minor she's never even named onscreen so I left it out for the purposes of this poll.
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kent-farm · 8 months
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—Arrow, “Year’s End”
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astralbondpro · 1 year
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine // S04E06: Rejoined
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rosalie-starfall · 2 years
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Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax - Rejoined
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the-last-rat-standing · 3 months
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Missed the birthday of this stunner.
Susanna Thompson, b. Jan.27th, 1958
(Did you know- she was the closest in age to Mark Harmon than any of Gibbs' love interests.)
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arrow-v-flash-polls · 2 months
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Thoughout the two shows the reoccurence of particular events happened. You could consider them curses with how badly events turned for the characters. Two of which being never run or be the Mayor of Star(ling) City or you may end up dead before reelection and try not to become the love interest for Caitlin Snow and never be seen again.
Which is these two curses is the superior one?
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spookytuesdaypod · 5 months
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spooky tuesday is a (now not so new!) podcast where we’re breaking down all of our favorite slashers, thrillers, monster movies and black comedies on the new scariest day of the week.
malignant (2021) didn’t make the best first impression for us here at spooky tuesday — so we were a lil nervous to revisit it on our latest episode. but with thanksgiving right around the corner, we could think of no better time to cover such a family-focused flick, and boy are we glad we did. now that we’ve done our horror homework by exploring more of director james wan’s oeuvre and cinematic influences, we may have finally built the right foundation to appreciate this bonkers batshit off-the-wall movie for the messy, camp realness it is.
give spooky tuesday a listen on apple podcasts, spotify, iheart radio, or stitcher
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lanagrants · 2 years
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What she taught me in death is what she taught me in life. To trust, to have faith. Because as a friend of mine once said, it's belief that gets us there. Dragonfly (2002) dir. Tom Shadyac
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viharistenno · 3 months
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Does Susanna Thompson know that her chemistry with Star Trek women is woooooaaaah...?
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therealjohnstewart · 4 months
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Susanna Thompson
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tuttle-did-it · 4 months
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Rewatched Timeless since the finale took place the week of Christmas, 2023.
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This show frustrates me SO, SO much. So much.
They have Rufus, who is amazing. Especially when paired with Jiya. Seriously, Malcolm Barrett is a massive part of why this show went more than 6 episodes, and he has wonderful chemistry with Claudia Doumit.
They have Goran Visnjic who manages to play the villain with so much heart that you pay far more attention when he's on screen.
Goran and Malcolm are the two elements of why this show-- when it worked-- worked. The two of them had SO much charisma, so much put into their characters that no matter what was going on on the screen, you wanted to know what happened to them. You needed to know if they were okay.
They have Susanna Thompson, who aside from being a very compelling actor on her own, was stellar as the Queen Borg on Voyager.
They have Annie Wershching, who manages to play a villain without being absurd or over the top. (She also played the Queen Borg for Picard, but I really, really hate Picard. But I quite like Annie. RIP Annie.)
They had a main woman character who had agency, and a storyline of her own.
They have a creepy clandestine cult trying to destroy the world, that's always fun.
They had Sakina Jaffrey and Paterson Joseph, both of whom are enjoyable to watch.
They had Colman Domingo as a guest star playing Bass Reeves-- just before he exploded and became known to the world. As expected, he was brilliant every moment.
Sean Maguire guest starred in an episode, he was great as well. Karen David played a young Denise Christopher with excellence.
They didn't let Matt Frewer do an accent, so he was fine.
They have a time machine where they can go anywhere in time. How can you go wrong with this premise?
They have writers from Mad Men and The Walking Dead.
They have stories where they can focus on women, People of Colour and queer people who have all been forgotten in history. This is the key point on why the show should have worked-- the hidden histories.
This all could have worked. This should have worked. This fucking show SHOULD HAVE WORKED.
If they hadn't had a forced love story between the main woman character and the horrible, stupid, possessive toxic masculinity wrapped up in insecurity soldier boy.
Everything else about this stupid show worked. But they spent so much time focussing on a love story between the two most boring, most under-developed, worst characters on the show that they ruined it.
I don't know if it was Matt Lanter's acting, if it was the writing, the directing, I don't know.
What I do know is that every time Rufus, Jiya, Flynn, Denise, Connor and Emma were on the screen, I cared what happened. When Lucy was on the screen by herself, I cared less, but it was fine. When Lucy and Wyatt were on the screen, I zoned out. I came on Tumblr, I checked my emails, I replied to texts from friends. I could not care even a second every time they were on screen. When just Soldier Boy was on, I started to doze.
This show is SO frustrating. SO much of it worked. But not the bits they were so focussed on showing.
This show makes me mad sometimes. I'm mad at the lost opportunities, I'm mad for the moments that worked well and were never unpacked. I'm mad for all the episodes we could have had highlighting women, People of Colour and queer people forgotten through history. I'm mad that to get to all the great moments with Flynn, Rufus, Jiya, Denise, Connor and Emma, I have to sit through SO much crap with Lucy and Soldier Boy.
This show is like two different shows-- an interesting one with lots of great characters in interesting situations, and a horrible soap opera with the dumbest, most selfish, most bland white people ever that I wish would just die.
And then two minutes later, Rufus or Flynn is on scene and I care again.
This show makes me mad.
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rosalie-starfall · 2 years
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Lt. Cmdr. Jadzia Dax - Rejoined
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filmjunky-99 · 1 year
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s t a r t r e k t h e n e x t g e n e r a t i o n created by gene roddenberry [frame of mind, s6ep21] 'Don't Let Them Tell You You're Crazy'- Yaya
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arrow-v-flash-polls · 7 months
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Overall who is your favourite female character from season 1 of Arrow?
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