olivia dunham in season one

Evolution of polivia. Or at least I hope it is…

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One Day at a Time Season 4 preview: takes a jab at Netflix

Sandra Oh for Porter

Sandra Oh is a trooper, too: bristling with energy, hyper-engaged, determined to be authentic and squeeze every drop out of life. She doesn’t do many interviews. I suspect their one-sidedness bores her. But conversations, where she can actually learn things about other people, those she likes.

“You’ll have to ask Phoebe Waller-Bridge how my hair became a narrative point in Killing Eve [laughs]. It’s like there’s something free or wild about Eve’s nature that I do think comes out in the hair.”

simulation || reality

#sim root was suspicious of shaw#and instead of asking shaw she went to john#but real root#man#real root went like even if you are i don’t care#‘cause i can’t live without you#THIS. IS. THE GREATEST ROMANCE OF THE DECADE#I’LL FIGHT ANYONE WHO DISAGREE  (via @hatikarat)

#tbf sim root was suspicious because in shaw’s mind she believed that’s what a person would typically do#even root#whom shaw knows loves her#shaw is unable to gage the depth of root’s love and contextualize what that love means#when you’re like shaw you have these scripts or outlines of people’s behavior based on observations and experience#and when you encounter something you haven’t experienced you apply the closest model and guess the rest#shaw has not been in that type of situation with root where trust and loyalty were in question on shaws end#but she has been in that situation with other people#so shaw took what she knew from her experience with other’s and applied it to guess what root’s behavior would be#assuming root would follow the usual script and helped with a dose of paranoia from what samaritan assumes human behavior would dictate#but the thing about root#is that she never acts according to script#her behavior constantly deviates outside shaw’s set of parameters for typical human behavior#because root also has a pd#one that is hyperemotion and very much ride or die in the literal sense#shaw operates in the grey#root in absolutes#and shaw has zero context for someone like that#especially when that obsessive ride or die I can’t live without you emotion is directed at her#so sim root operates according to shaws best guess with some help from samaritan#shaw has no way of knowing that root had hit the level of emotions where root would rather take her own life#than live without shaw#root is a variable shaw can’t chart even though from the audience pov root is very predictable#and that’s what makes her stand out to shaw and part of what makes them work as a couple so damn well#they balance each other in way that is extraordinary and never been done before in main stream#root and shaw  ( @archaeomedic )

this is our moment, can I hear an amen?

The L Word - 2x09 | The L Word Generation Q - 1x06

This scene from Disobedience (2017) is so important. Rachel Mcadams and Rachel Weisz didnt have to go that hard but they did, they did that for us

The eye contact at the end IM SO WEAK AND GAY

esti & ronit | at another place in time

Disobedience (2017) dir. Sebastián Lelio