Lucifer (TV)
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Succession (TV 2018)
Odi et Amo
by surfsup
Three moments that mark the evolution of the power dynamics in Tom and Greg's relationship.
Once Upon a Time (TV)
Intervention
by Rilirili
Emma is a bad cop. Rampant abuse of power, human rights violations, brandishing... The list goes on. Mayer Mills is fed up with Emma's disdain for the law and plans to do something about it. Specifically regarding season 4 episode 5, although really, Emma's trackrecord is not that great in other episodes either.Edit: i guess i should have expected this, but let's make it clear: this is NOT a place to hate on the USA or all of its people; there's plenty of other places on the internet where one can rant to their heart's content. Hatred and off topic comments are not welcome and will be deleted. Com'on y'all, this is just a tongue in cheek ficlet. Alright? Alright.
Bates Motel (2013)
Lightbulb Moment
by Yoite
Just a little one-shot that came into my head during THAT session with Dr. Edwards in "Refraction". The way Freddie Highmore turned on the heat out of nowhere just killed me. *fans herself* I might have watched that scene one or two *cough* fifty *cough* times.
Voltron: Legendary Defender
Feed The Beast
by WInger
Sometimes, Hunk feels lonely in his concern about the rate at which their director is selling out artistic integrity for fanservice. Their troupe’s second most popular actor abruptly returns from his unexplained 2-year long MIA, and all the director decides to do is have him French kiss Hunk’s best friend on stage. It’s all for the fans, he said. Everyone will love it, he said. ---Shiro sighs. “Come on Hunk. You know the reason. Give Keith sufficient time to get cold feet and back out of this climatic scene at the end?” He was holding the script open to its second last page. “Get out.”The page was mostly blank, and all it said in the center was Lance and Keith kiss deeply and passionately. End play.Once upon a time, Hunk would have been naïve enough to believe that Coran had made an honest typo, confusing the names of his characters with his actors. Not these days, not anymore. ---