philosopherking1887:

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Mayor Wilkins: This year is too important to let a loose cannon rock the boat. … “Loose cannon,” “rock the boat.” Is that a mixed metaphor? Boats did have cannons. And a loose one would cause it to rock.

After finishing “Angel,” revisiting Wesley’s first appearance in “Buffy” season 3 is a real trip.

That visual gag of Wesley and Giles taking off their glasses and cleaning them with a handkerchief in exactly the same way at the same time was a great touch.

When the crew think Willow has been killed and turned into a vampire –

Giles: She was truly the finest of all of us.

Xander: Way better than me.

Giles: Much, much better.

(Joss wrote this episode.)

Angel, distraught, having escaped from the Bronze under siege by Vampire Willow: “Willow’s dead.” Then, casually, when living Willow steps out of a corner: “Oh, hey Willow.” Pauses, does a double-take.

Xander: “Right there with ya, pal.”

Willow: That’s me as a vampire? I’m so evil and skanky. [quieter] And I think I’m kinda gay.

Buffy: Willow, just remember, a vampire’s personality has nothing to do with the person that was.

Angel: Well, actually– [Buffy gives him A Look] – that’s a good point.

Foreshadowing?

As a side note, I love the way Vampire Willow says “Bitch!” when Human Willow shoots her with a tranquilizer dart.

I like how when Angel has been de-souled again and he and Faith run into Xander, Angel(us) casually punches Xander out and says “That guy just bugs me.”

Oh wait, he wasn’t actually Angelus. He just punched Xander for the hell of it. Or to make it more convincing? I’d like to think it was because Xander really does just bug him.

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

Mayor Wilkins: This year is too important to let a loose cannon rock the boat. … “Loose cannon,” “rock the boat.” Is that a mixed metaphor? Boats did have cannons. And a loose one would cause it to rock.

After finishing “Angel,” revisiting Wesley’s first appearance in “Buffy” season 3 is a real trip.

That visual gag of Wesley and Giles taking off their glasses and cleaning them with a handkerchief in exactly the same way at the same time was a great touch.

When the crew think Willow has been killed and turned into a vampire –

Giles: She was truly the finest of all of us.

Xander: Way better than me.

Giles: Much, much better.

(Joss wrote this episode.)

Angel, distraught, having escaped from the Bronze under siege by Vampire Willow: “Willow’s dead.” Then, casually, when living Willow steps out of a corner: “Oh, hey Willow.” Pauses, does a double-take.

Xander: “Right there with ya, pal.”

Willow: That’s me as a vampire? I’m so evil and skanky. [quieter] And I think I’m kinda gay.

Buffy: Willow, just remember, a vampire’s personality has nothing to do with the person that was.

Angel: Well, actually– [Buffy gives him A Look] – that’s a good point.

Foreshadowing?

As a side note, I love the way Vampire Willow says “Bitch!” when Human Willow shoots her with a tranquilizer dart.

I like how when Angel has been de-souled again and he and Faith run into Xander, Angel(us) casually punches Xander out and says “That guy just bugs me.”

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

Mayor Wilkins: This year is too important to let a loose cannon rock the boat. … “Loose cannon,” “rock the boat.” Is that a mixed metaphor? Boats did have cannons. And a loose one would cause it to rock.

After finishing “Angel,” revisiting Wesley’s first appearance in “Buffy” season 3 is a real trip.

That visual gag of Wesley and Giles taking off their glasses and cleaning them with a handkerchief in exactly the same way at the same time was a great touch.

When the crew think Willow has been killed and turned into a vampire –

Giles: She was truly the finest of all of us.

Xander: Way better than me.

Giles: Much, much better.

(Joss wrote this episode.)

Angel, distraught, having escaped from the Bronze under siege by Vampire Willow: “Willow’s dead.” Then, casually, when living Willow steps out of a corner: “Oh, hey Willow.” Pauses, does a double-take.

Xander: “Right there with ya, pal.”

Willow: That’s me as a vampire? I’m so evil and skanky. [quieter] And I think I’m kinda gay.

Buffy: Willow, just remember, a vampire’s personality has nothing to do with the person that was.

Angel: Well, actually– [Buffy gives him A Look] – that’s a good point.

Foreshadowing?

As a side note, I love the way Vampire Willow says “Bitch!” when Human Willow shoots her with a tranquilizer dart.

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

Mayor Wilkins: This year is too important to let a loose cannon rock the boat. … “Loose cannon,” “rock the boat.” Is that a mixed metaphor? Boats did have cannons. And a loose one would cause it to rock.

After finishing “Angel,” revisiting Wesley’s first appearance in “Buffy” season 3 is a real trip.

That visual gag of Wesley and Giles taking off their glasses and cleaning them with a handkerchief in exactly the same way at the same time was a great touch.

When the crew think Willow has been killed and turned into a vampire –

Giles: She was truly the finest of all of us.

Xander: Way better than me.

Giles: Much, much better.

(Joss wrote this episode.)

Angel, distraught, having escaped from the Bronze under siege by Vampire Willow: “Willow’s dead.” Then, casually, when living Willow steps out of a corner: “Oh, hey Willow.” Pauses, does a double-take.

Xander: “Right there with ya, pal.”

philosopherking1887:

philosopherking1887:

Mayor Wilkins: This year is too important to let a loose cannon rock the boat. … “Loose cannon,” “rock the boat.” Is that a mixed metaphor? Boats did have cannons. And a loose one would cause it to rock.

After finishing “Angel,” revisiting Wesley’s first appearance in “Buffy” season 3 is a real trip.

That visual gag of Wesley and Giles taking off their glasses and cleaning them with a handkerchief in exactly the same way at the same time was a great touch.

When the crew think Willow has been killed and turned into a vampire –

Giles: She was truly the finest of all of us.

Xander: Way better than me.

Giles: Much, much better.

(Joss wrote this episode.)

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a-kent:

lainybunbuns:

rrueplumet:

i love prince eric.  from the little mermaid.  he’s hilarious.  because he seems like one of the most mild-mannered and unassuming princes in the disney canon, but he is also one of the few to actively kill the bad guy.   most disney villains die by consequence of the final battle but are not directly killed by the hero/heroine.  most of them fall to their deaths or cause their own demise, and sometimes the hero is indirectly responsible because they’ll launch them into that direction or something, but they still don’t bring knife to heart directly.  

but then a couple do.  and prince eric is my fave out of those few because up until the final act, he is the most chill motherfucker u ever seen.  like he is quick to spring to action during the storm scene n stuff, but otherwise?  he’s really quiet n sensitive and runs along the beach playing the flute for his big shaggy dog n he smiles like a lil nerd and gets all cute around ariel and he’s so sweet n everything.

AND THEN IN THE FINAL BATTLE THAT MOTHERFUCKER STRAIGHT UP DRIVES A SHIP THROUGH URSULA LIKE WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT!!!!  NO WONDER NO ONE IS TRYIN TO LAY SIEGE TO HIS KINGDOM!!  ALL THE NEIGHBOURS ARE LIKE “HOLY SHIT DON’T GO THERE! PRINCE ERIC IS A BEAST!  HE’LL STRAIGHT UP DRIVE A BOAT THROUGH YOUR BITCH!”

i love him

At the beginning of the movie Prince Eric, without hesitation, jumps into the ocean, in the middle of a storm, and climbs onto a ship that’s on fire, all to rescue his dog.

Then when he’s convinced some mystery woman saved him, he starts looking for her just to thank her. On his way, he meets some mute naked teenage girl who can’t even walk or dress herself, confirms that she’s not the girl he’s looking for, then brings her to stay at his castle anyway, for no particular reason.

No one questions this, just like they don’t question when he shows up three days later with a mysterious woman one morning and says he’s getting married that same day. At said wedding, several witnesses see his fiance turn into a sea monster, which he then murders by piloting a submerged ship pulled up from the bottom of the ocean straight into her.

A week later, he marries the mute girl and the god of the sea himself rises from the ocean to give his blessings. Again, no one questions this.

I’m convinced that Eric had to have done some crazy insane stunts on a regular basis, cause despite him being so chill and relaxed normally, no one bats an eyelash at any of his ridiculous decisions or incredible feats during the course of the film. Clearly they’re all used to it, and rumours of him marrying an ocean princess would only dissuade potential enemies of his country even further.

a common conversation around the kingdom:

“Did you hear what Prince Eric did this morning?”

“Oh gods, not again.”

Eric is now Florida Man, where he can be surrounded on three sides by his gfs family