MR PRESIDENT GET DOWN THEY'RE PUBLIC POSTING AGAIN TODAY
All this because of fucking BBC Sherlock
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watson getting shot in canon was always like MY johnlock moment back in the day. i always felt like literally no one seemed to care about it for some reason despite it being like one of the wildest scenes in canon. probably bc the rest of the story is kinda unremarkable. but dude that’s watson and he’s shot and sherlock is freaking out and promising that he would have killed the guy had he killed watson while watson thinking wow… it was literally worth getting shot (again) bc now i know he cares . my tumblr url at the time was fourth-garrideb bc the story was called the three garridebs that’s how much i loved this scene . but no one else had garrideb themed urls ☹️ i don’t even remember how the rest of the story goes but how do you pay so little attention to the SCENE WHERE THE PROTAGONIST GETS SHOT
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I encourage everyone to report and block the fake BBC account (@ britishbrodcastcorporation). It would be different if it was a joke account but it seems like they’re deliberately trying to deceive fandom blogs at our expense.
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A guide to the C. B. Strike series
They're based on the books by Robert Galbraith (J. K. Rowling) which are Cormoran Strike novels.
There is one season, made by the British Broadcasting Company, per book. They're in the following order:
The Cuckoo's Calling, 3 episodes.
The Silkworm, 2 episodes.
Career of Evil, 2 episodes.
Lethal White, 4 episodes.
Troubled Blood, 4 episodes.
The sixth book, The Ink Black Heart, was released late in 2022 and I don't really expect them to start filming it until late 2023 or early 2024 at the earliest. That'd mean Season 6 might have to wait until 2024/2025.
Book 7, The Running Grave, is predicted to come late in 2023, although no release date has been published yet. It's unlikely that filming it starts any time before 2025.
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I think. Personally. It is annoying and bad that they had ghost bobby. After the triumph of Death's Door. If they wanted to symbolically show da boys Moving On then they coulda just done that. Having Bobby not be a physical ghost would be better for showing that even.
When I was recounting the finale to the captive audience of my sister 2 christmases ago she recalled that Pearl and Dean had 'a dad who was around too much' meaning Bobby. Which is a fundamental misunderstanding of the plot of supernatural but to me very funny.
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I went through coverage of the teachers' strike and broke down just how much bullshit there is from broadcasters and newspapers alike, including the BBC
"That twist is followed by this chart:
You can’t teach a lesson without planning a lesson; without marking you can’t tell how students are responding to and learning from teaching; your school can’t have data on pupil performance or function as an organisation without management and admin; interacting with pupils and parents is also an intrinsic part of teaching. ‘Other’ likely includes things like assisting with extra-curricular activities and taking part in professional development. All the chart demonstrates is that The Daily Telegraph is either ignorant about what teachers do or playing at ignorance in service of its ideology (I lean heavily towards the latter)..."
Read the rest here.
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Oh, I do fancy a Nanaimo Bar, now! Or rather, as it is very hot here, I fancy a generous slice of my Frozen Nanaimo Pie! I'll have to find Joyce Hardcastle's winning recipe when I return from my holiday, though!
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what on earth happened to the BBC dude. I mean, I know the Tories gutted the thing, but I'm amazed that something this bad could get published.
Guy goes into the NHS (UK's public healthcare department) and tells a doctor that he thinks ADHD is over diagnosed and that he's writing a piece about it. The doctor agrees. Then, KNOWING THIS BIAS, the reporter goes through the motions of getting checked for ADHD from the doctor, who of course says he doesn't have it.
Then the reporter (this is England, so his name is Rory) goes to three private practices to get ADHD diagnoses, simultaneously insisting that he is being honest with them while admitting that he's lying about his name. He gets diagnosed with ADHD three times in a row.
Somehow, this is news. Somehow, this is proof of something. Embarrassing dog excrement from the world's worst journalist culture.
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BBC news has redecorated... I don't like it
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1927 The British Broadcasting Company's sound effects department. From Art Deco, Avant Garde and Modernism, FB.
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