Star Wars: The Force Awakens Dir. J.J. Abrams | 2015

Luke: I remember back when I knew Obi-Wan as old Ben he used used to live with his roommate Cody who I’m pretty sure was his husband

Ahsoka: *spits out drink* wHAT

David Tennant as the Fourteenth Doctor (and his Sonic Screwdriver)

for Tennant Tuesday (or whatever day this post finds you)

Mitsuri: no one will ever want to marry me

Literally every sane person:

"Sorry sir, you have 👁️" "I see"

Zep had to have been a little evil. Like he did not need to be doing all that. What did this eight year old child do to him that warranted listening to her heartbeat as he held a gun to her?

No I don’t think Stolas is in the wrong for how he handled everything, no I don’t think Octavia is being immature for not wanting things to go the way they have

With that being said

“Octavia is being ridiculous, Stolas didn’t CHOOSE to leave her” is a terrible take, because he was about to sacrifice his life without so much as a goodbye to his daughter.

Things were moving so fast, there was no time, and afterward he tried so so hard to contact her- but that will never ever ever change how Octavia felt in that moment, or for every moment after or before, when her father had told her for years “I won’t leave you for him” and then tried to DIE for him

Lucifer is number 1 on trending... and Alastor is the banner

He would be so pissed

If one more person comments that chop was the first I'm going to cry

You know out of everyone in the ghost crew I didn't think zeb would be the first one in live action

i know we joke that derek got castiel’d but actually he got dean’d.

got a kid that is the carbon copy of the man he loved

was never able to tell the guy he was in love with him

deeply closeted with a bunch of dead ex-girlfriends

held on to a something of his S/O that was significant to them, even though he knew/was sure the other would never come back (the jeep/the trenchcoat)

died a pointless, miserable death due to bad writing, in a post-ending add-on to his main story

disgustingly, offensive hot

Eddie hates vanilla scented colognes because it's the type of cologne that Richie wore, and more specifically the one Richie was wearing the day he left Derry. But Eddie can't remember why he hates the smell, only that it brings up a fuzzy nostalgic feeling that makes his heart ache. Until 2016 when he gets the call from Mike and remembers Richie. In the airport Eddie passes a sample stand of vanilla scented colognes but this times he smiles at the memory of his childhood best friend and schoolboy crush.