sweeneytom

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown

Someday I'm gonna write a thousand words (minimum) on how much I loved this, how powerful it is, how important it is to me, and how Necessary it is that queer stories like this not only are told (and told sincerely, by queer voices), but keep being told (especially during times when it's relevant to tell them, like in the middle of another plague the world's dealing with that a significant amount of the populations aren't taking seriously, either at all or enough) As for right now though I'll just say: It's A Sin will make you cry. It'll make you cry a lot. Especially if you binge it It's very worth it Set aside around 4-5 hours of a day you're free, get some tissues and start up HBO Max. Thank me when the last end credits start to roll If it wasn't clear during the Eccleston and Tennant eras of Doctor Who, if it wasn't clear during every episode of the also-powerful-miniseries Years And Years, it should be painfully obvious now: Russell T Davies is a gift to television, and we're lucky to have him. As fans, and as a community

sweeneytom

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown

Jesus Sally, your brother was just trying to sell a wreath, you didn't have to drag him like that in front of a stranger

Broody

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown

Where are the Snoopy and Woodstock segments?  I WANT THE SNOOPY AND WOODSTOCK SEGMENTS!!!  6/10

sirius

It's Christmastime Again, Charlie Brown

esnopyyyy