But you saved me!
As difficult and as frustrating as it’s been sometimes, your goddamned strict rationalism and science have saved me a thousand times over!
You’ve kept me honest.
You’ve made me a whole person.
I owe you everything… Scully, and you owe me nothing.
Yep - still hurts.
Leverage
Season Five
September 17
“Leverage” focuses on a team led by former insurance investigator turned thief, Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton). Together, they try to level the playing field for people whose lives have been destroyed by the rich and powerful. In the final season, the team will be forced to face changing personal dynamics as the relationship between Parker (Beth Riesgraf) and Hardison (Aldis Hodge) heats up, and Nate continues to struggle with inner demons. Among their upcoming jobs, they will target a conniving shipping executive (guest star Cary Elwes); weathly scientist; an ex-hockey-player-turned-team-owner (guest star Treat Williams); a corrupt restaurateur; and a corrupt businessman (guest star Matthew Lillard). In addition, the team will once again face their nemesis, insurance-investigator-turned Interpol-agent Jim Sterling (guest star Mark Sheppard).
- Disc One
- The (Very) Big Bird Job
- The Blue Line Job
- The First Contact Job
- The French Connection Job
- Special Features
- Deleted Scenes
- Episode Commentary
- Disc Two
- The Gimme a K Street Job
- The D.B. Cooper Job
- The Real Fake Car Job
- The Broken Wing Job
- Special Features
- Episode Commentary
- Disc Three
- The Rundown Job
- The Frame-Up Job
- The Low Low Price Job
- The White Rabbit Job
- Special Features
- Deleted Scenes
- Episode Commentary
- Disc Four
- The Corkscrew Car Job
- The Toy Job
- The Long Goodbye Job
- Special Features
- Gag Reel
- Episode Commentary
“Leverage” Season Five DVD
Street Date: September 17, 2013
Screen Format: Widescreen 1.78:1
Audio: 5.1 Dolby Digital
Subtitles: English/Spanish
Total Run Time: 635 minutes
U.S. Rating: TV-PG
Closed Captioned: Yes
*tears of relieved joy*
JESUS FUCK THESE ARE THE BEST EVER
FUCKING CRYING
CAN I JUST POINT OUT THAT THIS IS WHAT LIVING WITH KATRINE IS LIKE —katie
OH GOD I CAN’T
The Biggest Mistake Of All (I never returned your call)
Made to accompany Theron09’s fic “Nobody’s Hero
Lyrics and Download links here at my eljay
Sometimes it seems like winter’s end
The weeks, they just go on like a friend of mine
And the sadness it has left a trace
I think that you can see that on my face again
And it always makes things better
Now my days seem so much quieter
And I know
Yeah, I know
It will never be the same again
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Why are gay characters at the top of Hollywood’s kill list? - The Guardian (via lalondes) To emphasis an additional point: Hollywood is also bloody fucking lazy. They have their ridiculous statistics saying ‘people like to watch this and this and this’ because many years there was a movie/show in which this and that happened, was successful and got copied over and over ever since, not giving the audience any chance to say different, because they don’t show it can be done differently. It’s the same when it comes to female or black/asian/etc or non-christian characters. If Hollywood for a change ‘dares’ to not do a movie about a white, christian, cis, heterosexual male, they’ll look at where such a thing was done before sucessfully, and just copy that. Because the statistic says people loved it. (via meltingpenguins) One of the first things I learned in my screenwriting classes was that the battle cry of Hollywood is “we want it FRESH! NEW! ORIGINAL!…and we want it to look like that thing right over there”. |
Contrary to popular belief: it’s possible to be absolutely devastated about Eleven regenerating while also being excited and open-minded for Twelve.
But Eleven *isn’t* Eleven - he’s Twelve, per Moffat’s little stunt reported a few weeks back.
So what (or Who?) are we supposed to be getting excited for?
