xena/gabrielle things - any path’s okay (as long as it’s with you)
xena/gabrielle things - she and that bard of hers - yeah, like we don’t know what’s goin’ on there, huh? (or: it’s not porn, it just screencaps that way)
xena/gabrielle things - awkward gabby, champion of subtext
(“is that a hickey?” / “next thing, you’ll be telling me you’re not virgins!”)
xena/gabrielle things - hands
xena/gabrielle things - under some wicked influence? time for extra homoeroticism!
xena/gabrielle things - “come on, gabrielle! let’s get wet!”
xena/gabrielle things - bedtime
I am just going to… casually… go ahead and reblog all of these.
Random moments where Barbara’s flawlessness was showing
Teaming up with Jenny, Barbara decides that their best possible option on an invaded Earth is to try and get to the base of the Dalek operation. For that, they fix up a lorry, drive through a Dalek barrier, and when the time comes, Barbara even has the composure to stop and leave the vehicle with Jenny, before it’s blown up. I shall inform you, when I find a flaw in this BAMF.
(Source: dunhamkids, via abydosdork)
Sanctuary Crossover Redux | Bruce Banner (The Hulk) as an Abnormal
(Source: creepymcpaintsalot, via fuckyeahhelenmagnus)
(via angievonasgard)
Okay, time for me to be a humorless feminist and poop this party.
I get that Hell Of Airbrushing is part of the pin-up genre. But part of what’s interesting about having an icon of strong-women-on-television in a pin-up parody is to challenge, as well as imitate, this genre. Whoever retouched this photo has edited Amanda Tapping so heavily that she’s scarcely recognizable. And I really don’t see what’s sexy or interesting about that.
I would so much prefer to see Tapping’s natural features – the lines on her face, the muscles in her legs, the curve of her belly, the imperfections in her skin and the wrinkles in her costume – so much prefer that to this plastic fabrication. Not least because it would comment effectively on the genre it imitates, because it would declare attractiveness as more than a cookie-cutter resemblance to an arbitrary archetype of femininity.
Humorless feminist out.
(via cellbiosexual)

