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I actually love it when actors I know from lesser-known projects get popular for some mainstream role because it's so funny seeing how the general public perceives them vs what they are in my brain like people are starting to know Noah Wyle but for being in a gritty and serious and realistic medical show however I know him exclusively as Flynn Carsen, guy who has 27 PhDs but was so annoying his professors kicked him out of college, who's best friend is a sentient sword, and who has been described as "Indiana Jones but if Indiana Jones was just a weird little guy" the same thing happened with Mike Faist like yeah sure he's that hot guy in that one Zendaya movie but to me he's always gonna be the dude who fell through a chair during the tap number of Newsies and it took like four other people to get him out while the rest of the cast was still dancing.

no, i dont lose hyperfixations. theyre just moved to a different, slightly less used, shelf in my brain.

There's an amazing book called Opening Doors that actually discusses the dynamic between Irish Catholic and Jewish immigrants from this era! Highly recommend!

Chasing Shadows was alright but can they please stop saying "greetings" all the time 😭

Aww i like it, it reminds me of the formality and culture of the very first original arc even if it is a bit awkward now