Funny Faces / Silly Faces - Part Eight

BUT THEN LATER ON there's a scene where roderick makes his choir boys breathe in and hold it for as long as possible . OUGH. ough ough ough I can't even formulate deep meaningful words about that right now i just want you to think about that. let that nestle into your little brain folds. it's nestled into mine it's lodged into mine

they've both internalised that message just in opposing ways and that's why they've turned out so opposite from each other. but even if roderick is quite villainous he was still also a victim of this abuse and we SEE THAT because he's projecting that message onto the boys when he's striving for perfection

Campbell- by far the best music taste out of all of them. He plays 50s and 60s rock n roll and explains in great detail how buddy holly was a genius

Crowley - he doesn't have premium so he has to shuffle. Every playlist he puts on only plays Queen. He curses spotify free before he remembers that he invented it. Then it plays Never Gonna Give You Up

The Doctor - plays some traditional Earth ballads such as Stop by the Spice Girls and Hair by Little Mix. Vibes the whole time

Kilgrave - a mix of absolute classics and absolute garbage. No in between. It flicks between a karaoke/theatre song that everyone knows to Grifter's Bone on a whim.

Alec Hardy - his daughter's playlist but no one notices. It's filled with Mitski and Clairo. He doesn't know who these people are but everyone just assumes that he does.

Harry Watling - religious music. Everyone rolls their eyes at him except Chris (Learners) who hums along appreciatively

Chris (Learners) - the same thing as Harry but more upbeat like the kind of stuff that would play on a Christian pop radio station

Doug McLeod - Africa by Toto. Three times. After that the aux is taken off him

Scrooge McDuck - 3 hours of Beethoven played on Bagpipes. He is the only person (duck) who enjoys it and he is oblivious to this fact.

Peter Carlisle - the most depressing 90s stuff ever mixed with 60s music. The Cure and Elvis dominate his playlist

Peter Vincent- metal and pop punk covers of pop songs. He thinks he's so edgy for it even though the singers occasionally censor swear words and change pronouns to make it straight.

Donald Peterson - KidzBop because it's his car and he drives his kid around in it all day. He doesnt want to forget to change it back and have his young one hear curse words. He also secretly likes it.

Roderick Peterson - He rolls his eyes at everyone else's choices then plays his own classical music. However, it rolls into the rest of the playlist which includes Chappel Roan and Beyonce. He pretends it's not his.

Simon Yates- Too tired to go through and choose a song manually so he presses shuffle and gets only the most embarrassing songs on the playlist

Davina - Classic pub rock and Will Wood. In equal measure.

Tony Baddingham- honestly, just the entire soundtrack of Rivals. All the songs fit his vibe.

Phileas Fogg- his playlist is wild. Every song is different but he happily bops along to all of it. There's lots in different languages and he tells people to "really listen to the lyrics" even though they don't understand them.

Casanova - the type of song that you sing along to as a kid and not realise what they're about until you're an adult.