#outrageous!

Naturally, people started getting curious about what he kept from each set, like the ER's door, floor, a dummy, signs, stereoscope, lab coat, IDs, name tag on the locker, scrubs as jammies...

And he did get Cal, Spear of Destiny, and apparently one of the lions. Time machine, Jadson's mirror...

"I took everything." :3

And in Falling Skies? Zippo.

Then the AK that Tom used, and he wanted to keep it. Yes, it's a real AK—jfc. And that was a no. LMAO.

So...

"I kept his beard."

Bonus: The moment he realised he accidentally let it slip that he'd be in Redemption season 2, before the official announcement. Oops.

My absolute, all-time favoritest interpretation of Aquaman (voiced by John DiMaggio), as seen in Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2008-11).

I’m not sure how I stumbled across this book, but I’m a good 20% into it now and really enjoying it. It’s an interesting combination of the history of Section 28 (a law basically banning the “promoting homosexuality” in schools passed in England, Scotland and Wales in 1988) and the authors story of how this affected him growing up. He was 16 when it passed, and had known he was gay for years at that point.

It is a bit heavy on the history and politics, I’m hoping to see more of his personal story going forward. As someone who lived through the AIDS crisis beginning in ‘81 as a deeply closeted lesbian (in ‘81 I was 17) I see so many parallels to what was going on in NYC and how it affected me.

I’m also reading thinking of David, who has referred to Section 28 several times in interviews, and Michael, who has mentioned wanting to wear skirts and lip gloss at that time 😁. @ingravinoveritas I think you would find this book interesting, if you haven’t already read it.

I also find myself wondering how everything would have affected Aziraphale and Crowley whenever I read anything about LGBTQ+ history

Outrageous! is a 1977 Canadian film about a hairdresser, Robin, who starts to realize his dreams of performing as a drag queen when he takes in his friend, Liza, who was just released from a mental institution.