just a ghoul trying her best

shawty's like a malady in my head

Shouting "that's my man!" at the tv for all of episode 3 welcome back Daniel Molloy I never doubted you were worse than you were letting on in Detroit and Toledo

Shouting "that's my man!" at the tv for all of episode 7 welcome back Armand Molloy please never ever change

For 52 years, I have been writing my name followed by your surname in glitter pen and then drawing little hearts around it. 52 years, Daniel

There's a lot to like about devil's minion with Eric Bogosian Daniel, but one thing I've been thinking about is how unusual and wonderful it is to see an older man in a role like this? How rare it is to see a man in his 70s play a queer man in a mainstream network television show, and in a role where his queerness isn't a source of trauma and tragedy (the vampirism is much more of an issue). There are some older gay men and couples in media these days, but they're still unusual, and are more often middle aged rather than 70+. And this character, Daniel, a man that lived to 70 years old as a closeted man, who survived the AIDs crisis, finally able to pursue a gay relationship openly. Who was loved and desirable in his 20s and is loved and desirable in his 70s. Armand that has just as much love for him in his old age, who isn't bothered by his looks changing, and loves him all the same. A character for whom reaching his old age wasn't the end of his life, but the start of something new. An older man that is canonically bisexual, who is romantically pursued by a younger man, who is just as compelling of a character as any other in the show. I think it's really wonderful??