I am sometimes here

John has not gone to war, he has gone away to become an army doctor. He’s not in Afghanistan getting...

NGL if they did…just fuckin once. I’d probably donate 50 pounds….minimum

Benedict being a cutie at the premiere for The Fifth Estate at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 5, 2013

Hey does anyone in the fashion tag know who makes that handbag she has? it is GORGEOUS. I need it.

ghostscrabble:

“It’s right here, John. It’s looking at me.”
For my Let’s Draw Sherlock entry, I decided to go for the scene in Ghostbusters where Venkman, Ray and Egon go to the Sedgewick Hotel to catch Slimer. Unlike Egon, Sherlock is reluctant to believe that the ghost is real, whilst ghostbusting just isn’t Lestrade’s division.

Squeee!

heroes-do-exist:

Benedict Cumberbatch » Toronto International Film Festival 2013 (x)

Structure blows. It’s hard. And its stupid structure face smells of farts. It’s utterly...

thegingerbatch: watsonsdick: whybenedict: you don’t understand i want martin freeman to fuck me...

seangibbz:

either i broke google maps or they introduced a no-fucks-given setting
Maybe it’s bus mode.

jensenwaffles:

I MIGHT HAVE GOT YOU GUYS THE SPN GAG REEL OF S08, YES I DID THAT!
TOP OF THE MORNING EH?

acidburn42:

SAN DIEGO – In a convention as dominated by strapping action stars and caped crusaders as Comic-Con International, a slightly-square guy who dons a business suit instead of spandex shouldn’t be getting standing ovations. And yet Clark Gregg, who plays Agent Phil Coulson in last year’s Marvel blockbuster film The Avengers and the upcoming Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. television series, took the stage to some of loudest applause heard at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend.
“I’m a long-time Marvel fan, so every time I just can’t believe this is happening to me,” Gregg said during Friday’s panel for the upcoming ABC show. He paused to gain his composure after the furor from the massive crowd, and then continued, “There’s only one thing I really want to say, which is–”
“You’re my favorite Avenger!” shouted a fan, interrupting the panel to much applause.
“You’re my favorite person at the con!” he answered back. “Except Joss.”
Joss Whedon, the writer/director of The Avengers, helped transform Agent Coulson from the slightly neurotic field operative of Iron Man and Thor into the superhero-card-collecting heart and soul of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. But while Whedon’s everyman–or everyfan–take on the character may have opened the door for adulation, it was Gregg’s portrayal that made him truly resonate. After all, Gregg is slightly square and he does love superheroes. He’s the kind of guy that gets excited about online campaigns to bring his character back from the dead. He is, ostensibly, One of Us.
http://www.wired.com/underwire/2013/07/agent-coulson-comic-con-hero/