lol anyone want some glee urls because i’m releasing the ones i owned

oldcoyote:

in March 2004, a spoiler leaked in the Buffy fandom that someone “big” was going to die in the season four finale.

everybody got worried, the different sides of fandom tried to run theories on how it could be their favorites and how to exclude them. the fandom struggled through a late hiatus, and then a script leaked - a script that detailed a full action-packed finale, ending with the death of Oz (Seth Green).

fandom. went. batshit. Oz was the one character that was both freshly redundant (with the introduction of Tara), and also the character that everybody adored. he was beloved across fandom, despite what ship you were in. people were crying, swearing off the show, some were threatening to hurt themselves.

the pre-finale and finale came around and nobody died. the spoiler was about a recurring character that nobody cared about, who died in the episode before the finale.

i was shocked as shit, because not only was that finale script realistic in its appearance and presentation - the writing was so believably Joss Whedon’s style that it blew my mind.

the point of this is that sometimes spoilers are legit and it sucks. especially if they’re the worst spoilers you can imagine, and we’ve all been there.

but sometimes, if you’re lucky, spoilers that look perfectly legit, that look proven, are just elaborate fakes created for no reason other than to watch people get upset.

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Don’t click if you don’t want to be spoiled, but the end of the world is near.

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Rest in Peace, Sahara Davenport.

also Google.

himym meme - seven episodes - disaster averted

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fifteen artists/groups/musicals covered on glee → beyoncé/destiny’s child

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thecouplewhowaited:

Emma Watson for Glamour UK (October 2012)

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Thank you very much. Thank you to the academy. This is – this is really lovely. Um, it’s been such a, kind of, wild ride. It started a little more than a year ago. I got a call out of the blue from Ryan Murphy, who’d I’d never met. Who made me, I have to admit, more promises than any man I’d ever met before. And, uh…and they all came to pass so it’s a – it’s a lovely evening. It’s a great gift when you have such amazing talented writers in a room writing especially for you knowing your strengths and what you love to play and catering it all for you specifically, so I thank the writers. I thank the amazing actors that I had the chance to work with this past year. Of course to Ryan, to Brad, to Dante, to everybody at FX and to all the people in my life who look after me – Lesley, Jason, Brian and to my family. To my children.

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The thing is … time travel is like visiting Paris. You can’t just read the guidebook, you’ve got to throw yourself in! Eat the food, use the wrong verbs, get charged double and end up kissing complete strangers! Or is that just me?

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eselene:

(95/100 - photosets of Chris Colfer)

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adahm:

my favorite musical is “Put That Thing Back Where it Came From or so Help Me”

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