I Don’t Like Being Referred To As A Boy

Bobaboo from MySims Kingdom

today's bug thing is this slug glass sculpture by Rafael Glass!

dont get into stargate bc its a commitment

i love it but its not worth it

today's bug thing are these Steiff snail plushes!

STARGATE SG-1 “Window Of Opportunity”

THATS A TRAIN

A “yoshi’s crafted world” inspired train 🚂

Joey takes a stroll in the park

im almost out of xena warrior princess : (

alsoo did HBO take over production? this show is just fully on board that theyre girlfriends and theyre no longer just head up in the bath, i just say both of their butts????

When do we find out this is an art project

just got back into gardening so i’ve forgotten. are basil leaves supposed to be this big

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Exclusive: Ben Browder Gets Poetic About John and Aeryn's 'Effervescent' Love Story in Farscape for 25th Anniversary

It's the 25th anniversary of the great sci-fi show Farscape, and Ben Browder breaks down its main love story for us.

"I just think that the John and Aeryn story is more like most people's stories," began Browder. "You know, in any relationship there's no linearity. It's not always, 'Just do this and now you've reached it.' I've been married for 36 years, yeah, almost 36 years I've been married, and I can guarantee you that one day you're going to try to kill each other, and the other day you're gonna be just so into each other over time. And so I think that it's real. I think it feels real to people. I think people feel the desires. They feel the pain that people cause one another. They feel the impossibility of it." He continued: "You know, you can be in a relationship and you can be madly in love, and something in life is gonna pull you apart. That could be work. It could be kids. It could be finances. It could be a pandemic, and it's going to stress your relationship, and that's what makes it real. That's what makes it interesting. And the fact that [...] you want to see them together is a testament to the writing staff and to Claudia Black. It's chemistry, which is the metaphor, but you take these [...] two vials, you pour them together, and you end up with something which is effervescent ."