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Anyone want to come to Button House with me to love and protect Humphrey with me? Our boy needs all the care and love in the world đź’ś
*runs into a room and runs around like crazy* Ghosts tomorrow, ghost’s tomorrow, ghosts tomorrow, ghosts tomorrow!!!! *runs out of the room*
P.S a big thank you to @patcaps for uploading all the previous seasons and no pressure whatsoever to get this one out, just whenever you’re able to!! 💜
How different Thomas’s story could have been if the Officer had said “Mary Shelly?”
Can we PLEASE get a special ep of "Stupid Deaths" on Humphrey's death? I don't care if it's a vid, an animation, even a puppet show, just please! I need to see this!
Just had a thought after watching Ghosts season 3 (all for the fist time, it’s not readily available here in Aus, cheers to @patcaps for making them all available!)
Maybe the whole “Captain cheering up Kitty” scene is what made her have him as her father in her flashback?
I’m not sure if these eps are in the right order for this as I’ve only watched them once but found this interesting.
this is all progress i've got on this sticker design wip so far. it needs major cleaning up and more colour and i kinda wanna do more but i also have work early tomorrow soooo
Kitty from Ghosts, i love you <333
bbc ghosts and empathy
at its core, bbc ghosts is a show about empathy! these days, a lot of shows are black and white when it comes to characterisation- always having them lean towards good and evil. but this is boring as fuck!
bcc ghosts does the exact opposite by having characters such as julian, who by all means, was a terrible person. he was a tory with no respect for his wife or his daughter. by all means, we as the audience, should HATE him. but we don’t! infant, we love him. he’s funny and witty and comedic.
even before he grew to regret his past actions, we still loved him as a character because of how hilarious and authentic he is. after the christmas episode where he was looking after a baby, the audience was able to fall in love with julian all over again and for a different reason! even when we were shown explicitly the terrible traits julian exhibited while alive, we felt empathy for his situation. we do deeply felt his regrets.
most of the time, tories and bad fathers are the villains. and for the most part, it’s true. this doesn’t stunt their growth as people. we always forget that people we don’t agree with are people; capable of growth and fear and guilt.
in real life, this conversation is a lot different. realistically, someone like julian being in power is probably not a good idea. he was like besties with margaret thatcher.
either way, bbc ghosts has taught me a lot about recognising my biased behaviour towards people i would usually condemn. i find it so crazy that this show was able to make me empathise with such a person- but i’m very grateful for it. live laugh julian