Final Destination 3, (2006).

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kris lemche as sam in ginger snaps (2000) please like/reblog if you save!

Remember when I was 13 and had a raging crush on bisexual icon Ian McKinley

[HERE] are 126 gifs of Kris Lemche as Ian McKinley in Final Destination 3. All of these gifs were made by me.

Content Warnings: Death, blood, gore

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TDB Rewatch: 2009 (6x12)

Welcome to season 6! This week we’re doing We Built This Glee Club (6x12)

The episode acts as a flashback to the show's Pilot, exploring how the original members of New Directions - Artie, Kurt, Mercedes, Rachel, and Tina - came to join the club. We learn that Kurt was new to McKinley after having transferred from another school. Believing him to be suicidal, guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury contacted Burt to warn him of his son's apparent depression. Burt is upset by this and as a result, he ordered Kurt to join a school team for his own good. Hoping to please his father, Kurt then befriended Rachel and Mercedes; the former suggested that he audition for Will Schuester's new glee club, while the latter helped him choose his audition song. After signing up herself, Mercedes was targeted by Rachel as a potential rival for the position of lead female vocalist, and the two immediately butted heads. After Will gave the first female solo to Rachel, Mercedes' confidence was shattered until she was consoled by her mother. Artie and Tina both auditioned because of a dare from Tina's goth friends, and it is also revealed that Sue and Will were on good terms with each other until he refused to give up on the glee club in order to maintain their friendship. After Will's wife Terri told her husband that she was pregnant and convinced him to give up teaching and take up accounting, Rachel tried unsuccessfully to get Terri to change her mind. The glee club was also at loggerheads over Finn's leadership, questioning his commitment after he quit and later rejoined; during a private meeting, Artie and Rachel convinced the others to give him another chance, as they believed in his good qualities. The episode concludes with the now-iconic staging of Don't Stop Believin' that convinced Will to stay on as a choir director.</p>

It is written by Ryan Murphy, Ian Brennan, and Brad Falchuk and directed by Paris Barclay. 

Sundays: Pretty much the kick off day for the week, and also where Meta Monday and First Listen Friday are distilled into.  So – do that rewatch, dust off that old meta, listen to that music again, then write about it and put it in the tags!

Tuesdays: Will remain the poll, the results will be on Saturdays as usual.  

Thursdays: Will remain TBT – and I encourage you to post the gifsets, old interviews, memes, and fanfics – anything related to the episode.  

Instead of doing a round up – tag with “tdb rewatch” “todaydreambelievers” or “spaceorphan18″ and I’ll reblog it here so everyone can take a look at it.  Also - have any prompts for fanfics related to the episode, or headcanon kickstarters? Feel free to tag me, too, and maybe we can get some good discussions going.  I hoping that by reblogging - it’ll start more conversations and/or get things moving a little more than things were in season 1.  

As usual - don’t feel bound to my schedule - if you have something from season 1 you’d like to have out there, still tag me! I’ll reblog it with the correct episode tag.

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Caroline McReid - Ryan Mitchell & Benjy Montgomery ( @ryyyan-mitchell , @bxneficentbxnjy ) Blake Hayes - Scarlett Hayle ( @stormscarlett ) Analese Hayes - Some boy... Then later in her Emo Years*TM* when she first met her, it was Kristin Montgomery ( @kristin-stillloved-montgomery ) Mary Williams - Jason Bennett & Quinn Valentine ( @jaaason-bennett , @missquinnvalentine ) Danny McReid - Sandy Mitchell Karen McReid - Daniel Moore ( @cupodan ) Tessa Thomson - A REAL CUTE GIRL Carmen Caffrey - CRUSHES ARE FOR THE WEAK Erica Evans - Simon Porter ( @sensational-simon ) Harper Belhaven - Dean Argent ( @deranged-dean ) Christian Cooper - Quinn Valentine Katie Sparks - Some booooooy... But in Havens it was Ryan Mitchell Hailie Tyler - Ryan Mitchell & Sheriff Bennett Jake Howell - Lorelai Meadows ( @lorelai-meadows ) Amber Mason-Bennett - Maggie Lewis ( @maggiewhocriedwolf ) Frederick Bellefonte - Lily Whitby ( @lily-whitby ) Jessica Harvelle - Logan Durante ( @lucious-logan ) Piper Renderos - ??? Clarissa Grayson - Gale Abernathy David Perry - Thea Fariel ( @ladythea-agentfariel ) Chris Andrews - Cece Emerson Jordan Rickman - Some Scottish lad or lass Amara Zhang - CRUSHES ARE STUPID WHATEVER OK Ian Morrison - Eleanor Prescott and Faith Hunter ( @eleanor-prescott ) ( @faith-hunter-ltd ) Charlene Fairchild - Ryan Mitchell Jenny Moore - Isaac Rhodes And Claire Knighton ( @irhodes-scholar ) Roxanne Kane - Dianna Cassidy ( x ) Peyton Murphy - Jazz McKinley ( @jazzy--jazz ) Faye Montgomery - Dexter Harrison ( @dexter-harrison ) AND IF I THINK ABOUT IT MAYBE ROBBIE WILSON ( @robbie-wilson-ltd ) Elizabeth Anderson - the iconic Ricky Beaumont ( @ricky-bmont ) Tyler Manning - Claire Knighton ( @knightinsparklypumps ) Gregory Porter - Juliette Palmer ( @juliette-palmer ) Joey Salvatore - Molly Vaughn ( @miss-molly-v ) Isaiah Jennings - Wendy Star ( @shiningstar-wendy ) Stella Bell - Sebastian Matthews ( @candycoatedmatthews ) Andrea Parker - George Weston ( @gxrgeousgeorge ) Paul MacDonald - a treacherous Scottish woman Brooke Bell ( @saintbell )

My Top Theatre Highlights and Moments of 2020 (in no particular order other than roughly chronological.)

This year has definitely been unlike any other but let's dive into the goods shall we!

My Birthday Book Of Mormon trip and Gin Tour

The first adventure of the year saw me head to the Beefeater Gin Distillery and have a tour with a tasting of a few gins in their range. It was really lovely there and the room where all the stills were blew my mind to pieces. I couldn't believe that it was in London and the sheer size of their production. It set up the day really well for my trip to the theatre to see Book Of Mormon in London’s West End for my birthday. It’s one of those shows that is hilarious, with phenomenal performances from the entire cast. It ended a fantastic birthday in London.

Book Of Mormon Cast Change and Phantom

Now I was in London for the Book of Mormon Cast Change and I had a free afternoon. I wasn’t sure what I was going to see, I had no solid plans so was going to see where I ended up. Naturally I ended up at one of the longest running shows in the West End and saw the matinee show of Phantom. Wowzers. This was my first time seeing the current London company and it was so great to see so many familiar faces and some performers I hadn’t seen in the show yet. It was incredible to see Georgia Ware as Meg again, she’s a stunning dancer and the voice of an absolute angel. She’s really made Meg her own and gives such a great performance. You want to keep an eye out for her name as I know great things are gonna happen for her! Josh Piterman as the Phantom. HOLY SHIT THAT MAN CAN DELIVER A PERFORMANCE! Honestly from start to finish I was captivated. GORGEOUS vocals. Brilliant acting. So for anyone who hasn’t seen the show (spoiler alert) the Phantom sings his last line in the show and walks over to the chair for the last bit of magic in the show. Josh finishes singing the last line and whilst he’s walking over to the chair the entire audience bursts out into applause, and I’m not talking polite applause. Oh no. It’s the kind of applause you do when you give a standing ovation. (which I very nearly did!)

I’ve seen Phantom over 60 times and in all my visits I’ve never experienced anything like that. It was thoroughly deserved and Josh is just incredible. My biggest regret is that I only saw him once. The atmosphere during a company’s final performance together at cast change is always electric and such a buzz of energy which feeds through to the audience. The Book Of Mormon cast change was no different. It was such a fantastic performance and the company were phenomenal!! It was so great to see Luke George on stage again and it still blows my mind that it was the last time I saw him on stage this year.

Stephen Rolley was on as Elder McKinley and it was my first time seeing him in that role. He did a brilliant job, comic timing was impeccable, a stunning vocal and the acting was on point! A masterclass in theatre performance.

Les Mis - Leo Enjolras

Now this was actually my second visit to the new production of Les Mis at the Sondheim Theatre, having seen the show towards the end of January. Buckle in for my thoughts as this is gonna be long! Okay so that score of Les Mis I know so well. The original production is so ingrained in me I can tell you what is happening during what piece of the music.

Seeing the new production felt like seeing a friend I hadn’t seen in years. They were the same at the core but they looked a bit different. I really enjoyed some of the changes they made and it was so great to see everything from so close. The set was really great, I loved the transition from the beggars into the factory during At The End Of The Day. The new production is very visual with the sets, a lot of work has gone into them and they are gorgeous.

The whole company were absolutely fantastic and all did a wonderful job in the show. I really loved the changes they made to Fantine’s story. The Factory Foreman is now Fantine’s first customer and her story is much more violent and harsh, which makes her already heartbreaking story even more sad.

It was great to see Carrie Hope Fletcher as Fantine, I was really surprised by her performance. Having see her as Eponine so many times I just couldn’t picture her in the Fantine track. She took such great care of my favourite character and absolutely blew me away with her performance. I Dreamed A Dream was absolutely breathtaking. Acting was brilliant, vocal amazing. Flawless performance! This visit was to see the lovely Leo Miles don that red waistcoat and lead a revolution on the West End barricade, he covered the role on the UK tour but I wasn’t able to get in and see him in the role. I can’t tell you how amazing it was to see Leo on stage again and to see him in the iconic role of Enjolras from the front row was incredible. I was so engrossed from the moment he stepped on stage through to the last note he sang in the finale. The acting, the interaction with the other people on stage and of course the vocal, were all flawless. I hope 2021 brings me another opportunity to see Leo in the iconic red waistcoat of the revolution.

We Will Rock You Tour

Now I saw the London production many years ago when I was in college so I was really excited and curious to see how it would translate on tour. The tour was fantastic, the cast were incredible. It was the best last show of 2020 I could have asked for (even if I didn’t know that at the time) It was so great to see Jenny O’Leary on stage again as Killer Queen, such a deliciously villainous performance in the best possible way. Ian McIntosh was phenomenal as Galileo, powerful vocals! I Want To Break Free is one of my favourite parts in the show and he nailed it. I was really lucky to get to see first cover Scaramouche (I’ve lost my programme so unable to name her. Sorry) she blew me away with her entire performance. Another gorgeous vocal. Her and Ian stole the show with Pressure (another of my favourite songs from the show)!

Before I sign off I just want to give a massive shoutout to all the artists in the industry who have brought the arts into the homes of many during this pandemic.

So that wraps up 2020’s Theatre Highlights and whilst it wasn’t quite the spectacular start to the new decade I was hoping for, I still feel very lucky to have seen what I did.

Of course with everything I was supposed to see this year now happening next year, 2021 is gonna be so jam packed full of spicy Theatre adventures and I CAN’T WAIT!!

It’s been a very weird one this year for the industry. For me, Theatre is escapism from the real world. It’s a place of solace and of healing. Theatre is 100% therapy, a place where for two and a half hours, it can save even the most lost of souls. 

These past 9 and a half months have been hard. For everyone, but especially for an industry which seems to have been forgotten.

Theatre is so ingrained in me as a person that it feels like part of my soul is missing.

I’m so thankful that I’ve been able to have a small part of the world I love during this whole shit show. My singing lessons have been the biggest godsend ever and I’m so thankful for my singing teacher being flipping amazing!

Until that time when theatre fans, performers and staff alike can set foot and return to the place many call home, I think the world will be a less welcoming place.

As always, thanks for reading gang.

Make sure to come back next year to find out what I got up to! In the meantime, stay safe, stay healthy, don’t hoard loo roll, keep smiling and until next time, cheerio! 

Ian McKinley icons from Final Destination 3 please? ❤️

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Hi, love! Is it possible if you could make some 100x100 icons for Ian McKinley from the third Final Destination movie?

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Kris Lemche and Alexz Johnson behind the scenes of Final Destination 3 (2006)