In light of SDCC just a reminder of where I stand
They can try and bait me all they like but I’m not returning until it is on screen and confirmed. They tore my trust to shreds in season one. Once bitten, twice shy and all that.
I will go down with this ship.
I can’t sleep so here is today’s Agent of Shield thought.
Even though Talbot got overwhelmed and twisted up I still think the Steve Rogers comparison is good because it’s about intent.
The previous examples – Red Skull and Ruby – had gone wrong but both Talbot and Steve still had the courage to climb in that machine, not knowing what they would become. They just wanted to help people.
There are two episodes left of season five but channel 4 isn’t airing the finale until Sunday, so I’ll probably watch both of them Monday night.
Honestly even though I just didn’t watch because I was tired, stockpiling episodes was a very good decision. Waiting a whole week or more in between each one would have sucked.
Today in “Sam wishes she could make gifs”
I need a Talbot / Steve Rogers comparison gifset marked General / Captain because that was all I could think about when Talbot was in the chamber.
A good man with a good heart. That’s why he made it.
I think I have 3 more episodes to watch of season five and then it’s a long old wait until next summer.
Time to resume my rewatch. I got to the framework in season four, so nearly finished what I can access (can’t rewatch season five right now) and then guess what?
Let’s do the time warp again!
“Welcome to level 7.”
You thought they dropped that plotline?
Nah they were just saving it for later.
^^ only gif I could find of Franklin Hall / something related to gravitonium.
I freaking love this show!
There’s this person on my Facebook who posts at the end of the day three positive things that happened.
I’ve been thinking about doing something like that for a while because I really need it but a) I get easily embarrassed/am private and b) I don’t want to be annoying.
Still thinking about it though. Round and round my thoughts they go.
I had a dream last night where I was in like a real world video game. Like it was real but the mobs obeyed aggro ranges like in games. There were five levels and on the fourth level I had to team-up with Peggy Carter to solve Garcia Flynn’s murder. It turned out that relatives of mobs I’d slain in level one were replacing the citizens in this level in order to get revenge. The brother of a banshee I think was the killer.
What even my brain?
Haha my brain.
I watched that random episode I’d been thinking about for days.
Then I was just laying here in bed and it hit me. Guest actor in it = Tess in Agents of Shield. I checked IMDB and I was right. She was 10 years younger but it was her. That might have been what triggered the memory.
Honestly my brain, I have no clue why it remembers this stuff.
Does anyone else sometimes randomly remember specific episodes of a TV show and get this urge to watch them? Like not do a complete rewatch and follow the show storyline but just watch that one, specific, episode?
It’s weird what pops into my brain sometimes.
Every night I swear tomorrow will be different – better, and every day it’s not as I screw up just the same.
Thought of the day.
Last night I watched Avengers: Age of Ultron and the line “how quickly can we buy this building?” stood out.
Then I just added an Iron Man 3 gifset to my queue about the watch Tony borrowed and was shown to have replaced at the end of the movie.
Tony doesn’t forget. If he borrows something, or destroys something, then he makes it right. He pays his debts and fixes what he breaks even when it was an accident. Like he does everything he can for Rhodey when he’s hurt in Civil War. Tony might not be able to fix everything that’s wrong with the world but that doesn’t mean he’s not going to try.
He deals with the consequences.
I don’t know that just seemed important to me this morning. That Tony is one of the most (if not THE most) responsible Avenger.