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It is a fantasy audio drama about a bard who lives in a tavern in the woods guarding a wishing well placed there by the godess of death and fate Mortaine, and the travellers he meets there who wish to use the well. Theres so much more than that too in terms of plot but really anything I say will be a spoiler but trust me athat it is incredibly brilliant and fantastic.

ALSO they wrote songs for every episode AND THEY ARE UTTERLY AWESOME AND I LOVE THEM SO MUCH and i think you would like the songs alone (but if you do want to listen to the audio drama don't listen to the songs before because theres a slight chance of spoilers)

It also is only 10 episodes long with short mini episodes in between so there is not a huge time committment if that is a consideration for you!

There is one episode which is all about nature and the connection to it which I think you will especially like. The song for that one is called the song of gelivath and doesnt have spoilers so you could listen to that one!

It is so emotional and beautiful and heartfelt and kanrjwjjdejsjsEHAKKFOWKCOKWKWKEKAKJFKWOEJSK

You should listen to it. XDDDDDDDD

Molly O’Brien is a VIP to meeeee

is this line Annabeth says in the trailer “If it came down to a choice between me and Olympus, he’d burn it to the ground” being said in a positive connotation to either Luke or Atlas as a way of defending Percy and essentially saying he will come for me and yall are toast

OR is it being said in a negative connotation to either the hunters or thalia to explain why she’s considering joining the hunters to distance herself from percy to avoid him making a disastrous decision because of her

dandelion sun~

Desilu took the Star Trek pilot to CBS with whom they had a first-refusal agreement but the network rejected it and opted to pick up another new space-themed show "Lost in Space." The studio then took the pilot, "The Cage," to NBC which called it "too cerebral" but, rather than rejecting it outright, they took the unprecedented move of ordering a second pilot, "Where No Man Has Gone Before." The network decided to order a season but the Desilu Board of Directors balked. Fearing that the studio was overstretching itself with three expensive new programs -- Star Trek, Mission Impossible, and a western called The Long Hunt for April Savage -- all but one of the board members voted to cancel Star Trek in February 1966.

Lucille Ball, however, had high hopes for the fledgling show and was impressed by Roddenberry’s vision so she used her power as board chair to override the decision. Production of the show continued and the first episode aired in September of that year. As studio accountant Edwin Holly later conceded, "If it were not for Lucy, there would be no 'Star Trek' today." So the next time that you’re watching Star Trek -- or one of the many science fiction future worlds that it inspired -- remember that you have one more reason to love Lucy!

The Acid Test 1967

HELLO IS EVERYONE SEEING THIS. the cast is unbelievable (including my favorites Jana Schmeiding and Paulina Alexis)