The Mess

Lmfao literally the first scene of the show is her not waiting for backup jumping off some ledge rushing two gunmen with a bomb and then she just decides to trust some random dude who fell out a vent.

The Librarians S02E07 And the Image of Image.

The Librarians 3x6 - "And the Trial of the Triangle"

The Librarians (2014-2018)

The Librarians 1x1 - "And the Crown of King Arthur"

The Librarians S03E10 And the Wrath of Chaos.

-John Boyega on Carrie Fisher

Marty meanwhile thinks the whole thing is the funniest thing ever and is just wheezing at every new forum or jokey article about it, and directly addresses the meme in interviews, bringing up this “crazy conspiracy” that people have, until eventually he can just say things like “well of course I am a time traveller” or “oh you like my hat? Thank you I got it in the 1910s”, and people just crack up, and Marty cracks up too because no-one realises that he’s not even lying.

Eventually a secondary meme starts up where people start joking “Doctor Emmett Brown is a time traveller himself and that’s why he’s so worked up about it” and Doc very nearly just deletes his blog and throws his computer in a skip.

Remember old Hollywood historical movies that weren’t accurate yet still served? We need to have that back.

exactly

Thank you for the thought this was such a nice opurtunity to do some studies.

Stupid thing I thought of drawing ages ago when I was watching fruit basket

Yoshimasa Ishibashi was inspired to create The Fuccons after seeing an advertisement where guests at a party had frozen facial expressions, recalling that they were “so fake they made [him] laugh.” Ishibashi opted to use mannequins because he did not want audiences to dismiss the series as a “TV parody” and because the series’ content would feel “too grotesque” if real actors were used. In addition, he did not want the actors’ personalities to influence how the characters were portrayed and wanted the characters to be “completely depersonalized.” Recreating a retro family setting similar to Bewitched, Ishibashi sourced the mannequins from a friend’s warehouse, which originated from Yoshichu Mannequin. He picked fair-skinned, blue-eyed mannequins because the Japanese-looking mannequins had facial expressions that seemed too serious. Before filming, the mannequins would be styled by Ishibashi’s make-up and hairstylist teams while he chose the outfits himself. He claimed that working with mannequins was “weird at first” but later decided that they were “not all that different from live actors.”