some of you have never had your notp be the most popular ship in the fandom and it shows

FYI this is how you get a Deals Warlock if you were wondering

going to keep recommending star trek prodigy to people wanting to get into star trek until the day i die. it's the perfect entry point into the universe i swear. it's a short show (should've been so much longer. but that's not the point) so not a huge commitment. it doesn't have a bad first season like many other st shows, it starts out strong. it clearly explains what star trek is about and what universe this is in the first few eps so it's very accessible. friendship and hope and working towards a better future are pretty central themes in the show and that is like 90% of what star trek is about (i think the only thing prodigy "lacks" is complex moral dilemmas but 1) i could be forgetting something, 2) it's a kids' show and 3) there's plenty of that in other shows. i am more than satisfied with the essential star trek things that we got). it introduces characters from elsewhere in the star trek universe so if someone who watched prodigy wants to watch another show they might have a familiar face. and most of all it's just such a beautiful and heartfelt and thoughtful show and i can't imagine not immediately being hooked on star trek after watching it. maybe this is controversial but imo if you don't like prodigy star trek just isn't for you. and if you do like it you are going to LOVE what else star trek has in store

many women are excited to get old and weird, but i have great news that it's fully possible to become weird now, before you get old. just imagine the heights of weirdness you will be able to reach in fifty years if you get started now. that's what I think

Miss Piggy tied to the mast while Statler and Waldorf heckle her from the sea

But who is the single human cast member in this tale? Who gets to put in an Oscar-worthy performance alongside the Muppets and what role are they to play?

There’s no single human, everyone is a Muppet except for one scene. Circe, played by Janice, turns Odysseus’s crew into humans who still behave animalistic and are all played by Academy Award winning actors.

Reblogging because I’ve just seen someone doing McDonald’s PR for them *again*

is it too early or can we start screaming now

in retrospect perhaps we should have started sooner

this post is the equivalent of a newspaper from the day of the outbreak being blown past by the wind after you wake up in a post apocalyptic world

yuh i was there, that's how it happened

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Something I really struggle to get people to understand is that like. Sometimes there was no intentional homoerotic subtext, the author was just extremely misogynistic. Sometimes the author wasn't "secretly shipping" those two men, the author literally just hates women so much that they see them as being literally incapable of relationships with depth. Like this is kind of a big thing with misogyny actually. A lot of extremely misogynistic people truly believe that a man can only have meaningful and complex relationships with other men because they literally just think women are so inferior they only exist to birth children and clean the house. It's like when people say along the lines of "no one worships exclusively men quite like straight men do". It's just that phenomenon actually. That happens to be manifesting in a raging misogynist's writing. Writing a man character who literally only puts effort into his friendships with other men while completely ignoring his literal girlfriend or wife is actually an extremely straight thing to write. And that doesn't mean you can't ship those men or that there are no stories with actual intentional homoerotic subtext. I just think it's important to be able to recognize extreme misogyny in writing and acknowledge it without brushing it off and assuming good intentions when literally all evidence is screaming that this was a misogynistic writing choice and not a representing gay men choice.