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siobhan really has the talent of making little blonde bitches that are SOOOO lesbian.

I think one of the most refreshing things about Never Have I Ever is how diverse it is.

We have a unique and flawed Indian girl at the heart of her story who's shown to engage with her roots while still being all-American. Her family is extremely authentic and feel like well-fleshed-out people, which is especially excellent in a teen show (Nalini is amazing and so are Kamala and Nirmala). It's nice that they get their own plotlines.

Her love interests are a half-Japanese heartthrob (who learns to embrace his heritage) and a ridiculously smart Jewish boy who appears to sometimes practice his religion. Said Jewish boy also dates a hilarious and cool Muslim girl who fits 0 stereotypes (and is overcoming anorexia!)

Devi's best friends are Chinese and a half-Black lesbian, and it's fantastic to see them bonding over their experiences both as women of colour and as awkward American teens who want to be cool. Like, please give me more where this came from???

troy and abed in the moorning! ☀️

Wtf is wrong with you?

I’m a crêpe. I’m a weirdough.

Sir you are a frost giant

I know it’s been said a million times but Five thinking he’s going to see dad alone vs Five having his whole family with him will always ruin me

TWILIGHT (2008) THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY | “Öga for Öga” (2020)

People: I wish Luther would stand up to his father for once!

Reginald: I’m a stickler for a pesky little thing called evidence.  Show me.

Luther: We’re not circus animals, okay?  We’re not gonna bounce balls on our noses and clap our hands like seals for your amusement.

Also Luther: Look at what you did to me!  Look at it!

People: He could at least admit the kind of person he is!

Luther: /comes down the strongest against asking Reginald for help, predicts he’ll turn them all against each other at the light supper, is 100% right

People: I guess he’ll always be under his daddy’s thumb.

You know I love you, right?