im not making a carrd so 🥰
hi im parv, 23, a lesbian, a she/they. my old url was drwctson!! here are links to my stuff 🐻🔎🖖🏽❤️ (there's no dw emoji but maybe thats for the best)
star trek isn't real but spock is
Society if Hikaru Sulu had character depth
[ID: A tag reading “#society if any of the tos bridge crew other than Kirk and Spock had character depth #bones gets some in the movies but l'm talkin abt the show” /End ID]
I feel the same sentiment, (particularly about Uhura- Strange New Worlds s1 focus on her has been nice, but it’s not everything. I hope s2 gives her more screentime and depth.) it’s incredible to me how the other 5 people in the TOS cast are icons of sci-fi, but you can’t list more than a few character traits and they’ve never had episodes about them in particular. Uhura didn’t have a canon first name until 2009, nor a home country. What are Chekhov’s proudest accomplishments? Is Scotty afraid of the dark?
i thought u guys were kind of joking about quark and odo ngl
they kissed with tongue
doctor who is like. this is the cheesiest shittiest stupidest show I've ever seen. it is also perfect and it continues to affect my emotions and personality years after the fact.
Every time i'm putting my headphone cable into my laptop the BBC Sherlock that lives in my brain calls me an alcoholic, sure
HOWEVER when I'm having a bad day the Granada Watson that lives in my brain tells me "Let's. Have some breakfast. And then go out together, and see what we can do." And then I have a few deep breaths, make myself a cup of tea, and crack on; so I'd say the brainworms are a net positive
Concept: Sherlock Holmes adaptation with Watson providing film noir style voiceover narration, except it’s soon apparent that Watson is a somewhat less-than-reliable narrator.
Though the tone and content of Watson’s voiceover is broadly consistent with the original stories, when compared with the accompanying on-screen events it becomes clear that Watson-the-narrator is frequently, at the very least, delicately understating how things really went down, and occasionally lying through his teeth, particularly when the on-screen “truth” would make Holmes or himself look foolish.
While neither the version of events given by the narration nor the version of events concurrently depicted on screen are particularly comedic in themselves, the combined effect of juxtaposing the two is often outright farcical.
The entire narration is played completely straight, and separate from the action on screen like a later recorded voice over.
Except Holmes gets to comment on it exactly once.
Holmes: (in a conversational aside to on-screen Watson) I suppose when you write about this you’ll claim that [wildly self-serving version of what happened].
Narrator Watson: [what Holmes just said, verbatim]
EN: Some humanizations of Basil, Ratigan and Dawson from "The Great Mouse Detective" by Disney (... so I guess it's Sherlock Holmes stuffs? XD)
FR: Basil, Ratigan et Dawson du film Disney "Basil, détective privé" en version humaine! (... je suppose donc qu'il s'agit de sketchs de Sherlock Holmes? XD)
Scully, put a dimmer on that afterglow and get yourself to the hospital before they hang us both.
in honor of getting to season 4 in tng have these sillies i made before even watching the show (my friend provided me images)
the first rule of detective fiction is that the detective in question should ALWAYS just be the nosiest person alive and never be a cop
