I Wonder What Would Have Happened If In That Moment Ellie Screamed “Dad” Instead Of “Joel.”

I did mostly have nightmares last night but I also dreamt of a Psych - Leverage crossover where they were also Scooby Doo. They were chasing various mythical monsters through the suburbs. I cannot tell you how it ended because I woke up. Shawn was Freddie

The way that Aabria has perfectly crafted the progression of this story is so good. The slow reveals and character development. The set pieces and projections on the dome. It’s all so fucking good and I can’t wait for the last episode

One of the reasons I like pigeons so much is because I relate to them. Unafraid of humans and yet completely feral. Literally too stupid to die. Can and will eat anything. I think I would also be really fucking bad at building a nest, and just have like a quarter of my kids survive to adulthood by sheer luck. Social extrovert fond of doing seemingly pointless shit as a group activity. Thriving in cities because tall apartment buildings resemble their natural habitat (rock cliffs) as well as mine (wizard tower).

Honestly tho it’s time for a Psych renaissance. Let’s bring back the unmedicated ADHD icon and his autism buddy. The gays would love him

"college is the best years of your life" "college is for meeting new people and expanding your mind" wrong. college is for repeatedly learning that your foremost grievances with the world are ronald reagan's fault

I'm like a girl who wants to read more books but doesn't

I love that Brennan's dynamic DMing for his wife is "Yes, absolutely, anything you want an I'm also going to make sure you never die" and Murph's dynamic DMing for his wife is, "No, you're absolutely fucking insane and I'm going to make you suffer for it."

I feel like a series of very funny bits is a good way to win a high school student government position. Kristen is campaigning and it’s probably at least decently effective, especially next to Four Dogs who no one likes

Trying to be less chaotic: “that’s what you think” and pirouettes away.

Really goes to show that trying is very much not the same thing as doing