1. Buy out all the chapstick and lip balm from your local dollar store
2. Melt it all together in the microwave and pour it around yourself in a circle outside
3. Sing “Kumbaya, my Lord,” until you hear thunder
4. Once you hear thunder, break the chapstick circle with your foot
5. Scream as Crusty Rat Man sprints towards you on all fours like a rabid dog
They`re like new Sherlock/Watson/Mycroft band
blame @manbunjon‘s post
Wrong Classroom
i think the best thing about andor is it is almost depressingly realistic. The way they went about planning this mission how few of them there were. From the very beginning of the mission it’s just so tense when the reality of what they’re about to do settles in and Vel hesitates like you can tell she doesn’t want to do it. She doesn’t want to die or watch her friends/partners die. And the way the plan literally never went perfectly from the get go Taramyn said “we’re late” the whole time they were behind schedule. Then of course the comms weren’t clear. They dropped a payload and didn’t secure them which led to another death even when the mission was over when you think “ok finally it’s done we win”. Even before the mission starts and Cassian tells Nemik he’ll be fine. It was eerily and depressingly realistic. The betrayal from Skeen once the mission was over the fact that he was apparently lying the whole time. A crew of seven with only three survivors and this mission was “a success”.
And then they all DIED
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I have hope in Andor Season 2, not because I trust Disney, but because Tony Gilroy seems unhinged enough to rip Disney apart with his bare teeth if they tried to touch his show, like he’s completely off the rails what kind of man says “we are all living in a prequel, we are all going to die” he’s unhinged and I’m obsessed with that-
Tell me a soft memory
I FINALLY FOUND IT AGAIN