Ninja. Pirate. Penguin. Panda.

  • Regina: First I have to figure out how to get the Savior to taste my forbidden fruit.
  • Jefferson:
  • Jefferson: I’m sorry-- what?
  • Jefferson: Are you sure you’re trying to kill this woman? That's not the phrasing you use when discussing murder.
  • Jefferson: That's the phrasing you use to get into someone's pants
  • Regina:
  • Jefferson: You just went to a visual place, didn't you?
  • Jefferson: So we're just glossing over that
  • Jefferson: Okay, that’s fine too.
bluebendystraw: racethewind10: I’m sorry what? “Finally admit they’re in love?” What show is this again? Because I thought they were talking about Warehouse 13. You know, the show where Pete and Myka are each other’s family and really do love each other but it has nothing to do with romance or being “in love”. Because one of those shows is my favorite show on TV. Its the show I’ve flailed about all fucking summer and can’t wait for it to come back. That’s the show where H.G. Wells and Myka Bering fell in love a little bit, and they both changed each other, irrevocably, for good. That’s the show where we got to see the most remarkable family dynamic develop between all the characters. Where Pete and Myka would walk through fire for each other because that’s what they mean to each other but the thought of kissing makes them scream.  The other show that is apparently being described here has suddenly materialized - out of left field - the tired, overdone trope of “leading guy/gal sexual tension” that has never been a part of this show. (and keep in mind, I am speaking as someone who worships at the alter of Marlowe, so when its appropriate, I am a sucker for this trope). I want to trust you Jack Kenny, I really do. I fully concede that this may be a remark taken out of turn and so I will wait till the premier to judge. But please, please don’t insult us by telling us fans “you have our backs” and then suddenly turning one of the sweetest, funniest, best brother/sister relationships on television into a ridiculous attempt at a romantic/sexual relationship.  Because I will not watch that show. 

bluebendystraw:

racethewind10:

I’m sorry what? “Finally admit they’re in love?” What show is this again? Because I thought they were talking about Warehouse 13. You know, the show where Pete and Myka are each other’s family and really do love each other but it has nothing to do with romance or being “in love”.

Because one of those shows is my favorite show on TV. Its the show I’ve flailed about all fucking summer and can’t wait for it to come back. That’s the show where H.G. Wells and Myka Bering fell in love a little bit, and they both changed each other, irrevocably, for good. That’s the show where we got to see the most remarkable family dynamic develop between all the characters. Where Pete and Myka would walk through fire for each other because that’s what they mean to each other but the thought of kissing makes them scream. 

The other show that is apparently being described here has suddenly materialized - out of left field - the tired, overdone trope of “leading guy/gal sexual tension” that has never been a part of this show. (and keep in mind, I am speaking as someone who worships at the alter of Marlowe, so when its appropriate, I am a sucker for this trope).

I want to trust you Jack Kenny, I really do. I fully concede that this may be a remark taken out of turn and so I will wait till the premier to judge. But please, please don’t insult us by telling us fans “you have our backs” and then suddenly turning one of the sweetest, funniest, best brother/sister relationships on television into a ridiculous attempt at a romantic/sexual relationship. 

Because I will not watch that show.