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acmeoop · 1 year

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I’m Bart. “$pringfield” (1993)

#90s #fox animation #gracie films #the simpsons #gif #wrong glasses #lisa simpson #bart simpson #homer simpson

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nighttime-thoughts · 1 month

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'Cause now I'm half of myself here without you, You're the best in my life and i lost you.

Where do we go now? - Gracie Abrams

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grishamanimationstudios102 · 8 months

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Conceptual design of Jay Sherman from The Critic as a Muppet-style puppet, complete with hand rods to control the arms.

The Muppets were originated by Jim Henson and is property of Disney.

The Critic is property of Al Jean and Mike Reiss/Gracie Films/Sony Pictures Television

#the muppets #muppets #puppet design #jay sherman #the critic #al jean #mike reiss #sony pictures television #gracie films #disney #fan art #art #concept art #muppet #jim henson #jon lovitz

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brideprincess5a1 · 4 months

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ladygonzalez123 · 6 days

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Maggie joined to gang - The Simpsons

Maggie Simpson with a Repeater!

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Maggie Simpson Wants to Repeater!

Mad Maggie (Apex Legends) and Maggie Simpson (The Simpsons)

I do know about to Maggie Simpson in The Simpsons!

#repeater #the simpsons #maggie simpson #maggie #maggie simpsons #simpsons maggie #maggie from #maggie from the simpsons #20th century studios #20th television animation #matt groening #gracie films #Youtube

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womanhrry · 8 days

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GRACIE ABRAMS + HARRY STYLES

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thefirstthinguc · 2 years

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The Edge of Seventeen (2016).

#Gracie Films #The Edge of Seventeen

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thatretro · 1 year

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Botchanamia Ending Concept: Gracie Gable

#Botchamania #Endings #WWE #Chad Gable #alpha academy #the simpsons #gracie films

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jotaeme10 · 10 months

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#The Simpsons #20th Century Fox Television #20th Century Fox #Gracie Films

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rickchung · 11 months

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Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret. (dir. Kelly Fremon Craig).

This is such a sweet and earnest adaptation of Judy Blume’s formative 1970 novel about surviving female puberty with our titular sixth grader struggling to understand her changing body and oncoming womanhood. Starring Rachel McAdams and Abby Ryder Fortson and mother and daughter, the hilarious coming-of-age film set in ‘70s suburban New Jersey tells such a universal story (fifty years in the making) about first experiences, trying to fit in, and get along. It will clearly become essential viewing for young girls (much like the book) as a lovely entry into the young adult film cannon.