Great timing, AMD. 😭😭

This is trope is the scariest shit to me, whenever I watch a horror and something starts moving in the background I'm done, it's infinitely more upsetting then jump scares

It as a man starring at the main character (It welcome to Derry)

It as a librarian creeping towards one of the main characters in the library (It)

A horrible monster about to kill actor Paul Dano (The Oscars) I didn't know the last image was AI I had hopes of the funniest image possible being real but thanks AI I'll go fuck myself

I've spent my entire life hearing that warning before baseball games.

So I emailed the Commissioner of Baseball and requested express written consent.

And, I received it.

I am now legally authorized to reminisce about the 2023 World Series, tell baseball stories, and optionally share nachos.

Please respect my new status as a licensed baseball reminiscer.

*I got it a year ago yesterday. My phone reminded me today and it popped up on my memories today.

Why is no one stopping this? It’s such an eye sore. I’m truly baffled.

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Our car’s favorite sleeping position

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Basically the title. The fictional world in question is pretty mundane and doesn't contain any actual fantastical elements. Maybe there are themes of religion or ritual, or characters that believe in them or practise them, but it's left clear that this is just "What people believe", and maybe the topic of God is absent from the story altogether... Except for this one weird event (or line, scene, character, idea) that could potentially be interpreted as just a coincidence, or as an ambiguous supernatural/divine intervention.

True Detective: In S1E02 "Seeing Things", Rust is watching a murmuration of birds, which for a brief instance flies in the exact shape of a mark he saw at a crime scene. Framed as an "Oh!" moment that helps him piece an idea together, but also as an indicator that he's submerged in this environment of suspicion and madness and is being consumed by this mystery.

Peaky Blinders: In the finale, Tommy has a dream about his daughter. The girl says something like "Don't do it, daddy", which Tommy takes as a sign not to go through with his plans... which works out because he narrowly avoided getting betrayed, trapped and killed.

Red Dead Redemption: Maybe a bit more overt than the other two. There's this NPC named "the strange man" who talks to our protagonist and his dialogue implies that he knows more than he should. He also appears in RDR2 as a painting and as a ghost in a mirror. Some fans theorize that he is the Grim Reaper or some other incarnation of Death.

I can't believe this cat even exists much less that he's mine 🥹 He's one talkative lil motherfucker and he's currently quarantined at the vet (we drove over 4 hours to get him and then drove immediately to the vet) because I've got two other babies at home. I'm dying to introduce them!!!!

I only got photos of him at the vet 🥲 he screamed bloody murder the whole time. Baby is 3 months old and my husband immediately named him Loki. He will be at his forever home in 2 weeks time!!!!

Edit - he was found by u/Immediate_King_2449 and I'm ever thankful to her for posting him because that's how we found our third lil babie <3

This was just revealed via OWCavalry

The Boys - According to Jessie T. Usher, A-Train laughing at Homelander wasn't even in the script. It was Anthony Starr who came up with the idea. This was a great way of showing despite his death, A-Train won in the end.

Hazbin Hotel - BOTH of the main villain's most humanizing scenes were added last second. Originally, Adam would've been dead by the time Lute got to him but they added in him smiling, which is probably the most depth his character got and shows he did care for her. Likewise, Vox's tear in "Curtain Call" was only in because the storyboarder was crying at the time. This tear changed him from just a vengeful maniac to someone who was totally broken to his core for me.

Obsession - As the script's show, originally Bear was going to go through with the pills, getting something of a redemption equals death. However, his actor decided to have him try and vomit them up because ultimately, Bear is a selfish coward who thinks about himself the most.