the1000thmile:

deanhasthetardis:

mishasnipplefreckle:

emg-215:

That guy is a total look a like for Matt Smith, am i right?

Never mind, it’s just the Doctor. ;)

#OH SNAP #HE BECAME THE FIFTH BEATLE

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this gif has never been more relevant jfc

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hughjackedman:

iwenttofilmschool:

archofroses:

Ryan Gosling

I don’t even particularly like him but omg

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Jon’s Emmy: I should’ve slept with Colbert when I had the chance.
Jon: I beat you to that too, huh? 

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smoothdog:

“These people need each other, but there’s going to be a different Five-0,” says executive producer Peter Lenkov. Kono, in particular, has a strong five-episode arc, having been stripped of her badge. “You can’t keep her down,” says Lenkov, “but we’re going to make it tough for her.” Danny will be looking for a place to crash—even ending up on McGarrett’s couch for one Odd Couple-like episode. “Danny’s going to be bounced from one place to another,” says Lenkov, “and we’ll get to see new member sof his family.” Finally, look forward to wrapping your head around a season-long mystery involving McGarrett’s father and Wo Fat (Mark Dacascos).

“Danny will be looking for a place to crash—even ending up on McGarrett’s couch for one Odd Couple-like episode.” It’s like fanfiction coming to life.

sherlockspeare:

jenster21:

cumberlicious:

valeria2067:

sherlockspeare:

Sir, your answers are all wrong.

 

BLESS THIS PERFECT POST

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everything about this post. is perfect

Sorry, I’m reblogging for the Pope Benedict pic. Hahahahaha OMG I’ve never seen it, it’s awesome!

everything about this post is quality

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Gag Reel to be featured on Season 1 DVD Set of Hawaii Five-0

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skyenapped:

tickatocka:

Everybody knows, you’re the best.

This scene (specifically that look) broke my heart because every single fucking person Harvey Specter meets is in awe of him because he’s perfect. He’s the best of the best; the best lawyer, the best-looking, with the best apartment and the best cars and the best suits and the best alcohol. And they tell him that, and he knows they’re being truthful, but it doesn’t matter because they’re all ants to him. He doesn’t give a shit about them. They’re just more of New York City’s ladder-climbers, trying to get to where he is, with money and women and a devil-may-care attitude. And then this floppy-eared puppy kid comes into his life and doesn’t really care about being the best at anything. He just wants to be something, so Harvey gives him a chance, and accidentally lets himself sympathize with the kid, care about him, look after him. And Harvey doesn’t get why Mike wouldn’t want to be the best so he yells at him for not trying hard enough, for embarrassing himself in front of everyone, and then Mike comes back at him with that — “You’re the best.” — in that cynical voice, and it hurts Harvey more than he expected it to. Because as much as Mike is nothing compared to him, with no degree and $100 suits and a shithole apartment and an even shittier best friend, he’s one of the few people whose opinion matters to Harvey, and apparently his opinion is that Harvey’s a great lawyer but a terrible person. And Harvey should be used to that, because on most days he’s kind of proud of that fact because he’s tough and rich and the best, even if that means some people get hurt. But now, when it’s Mike saying all of this to his face, Harvey finds he has to look away so Mike won’t see how much exactly that wounded him.