Let’s Play A Game, Shall We? Who Do You Suppose Patrick Is Staring Lovingly At In These Pics? Who Could

#OnThisDay in 1942, Hedy Lamarr and composer George Antheil received a patent (#2,292,387) for a Frequency-hopping communication system which later became the basis for modern technologies like wireless telephones and Wi-Fi.

Random Harvest 1942 | Mervyn LeRoy

That's it. That's the whole show.

virgil minelli you'll always be famous

FRASIER — 02.06 - "The Botched Language of Cranes" (1994)

The evolution of a motto. From angrily shouting it at Tristan, to hollow flirting, to actually meaning it this time. for @graceisinthelibrary

i agree with this perspective . siegfried just wanted to prove he can still “get it “. bosworth and carmody both made him think that time passes him by ,so he wanted to show ( to himself also) he has not given up on life . i don’t know if i can categorise it as a mid life crisis …but 😂

i believe he hasn’t entirely figured out his feelings for audrey ,but he s getting there . i think he knows there is an attraction,but he respects her a lot and doesn’t act on it ,he doesn’t see her as just a woman ,but much more than that .

i really respect the writers for taking their time to put together this beautiful story ,and not rushing it (although i wouldn’t mind them getting together as soon as possible)

listen i'm all for a slow burn, but at this point they should not be bringing any more 'love interests' for either one of them into the show. gerald was more than enough for that kind of storyline. adding ms gratley in is a dumb choice in my opinion.

if they want to drag out audrey and siegfried actually getting together, fine. BUT one or both of them needs to at least have the realization they have feelings for the other, and focus on them dealing with that and the tension it will cause.

the audience is starting to get impatient with this, and if nothing has been moved forward between them by the end of the christmas special, it does the show a big disservice.

I suddenly realized that unless something changed soon, I was going to live a life where my major relationship was with a bottle of wine, and I'd finally die fat and alone and be found three weeks later, half-eaten by wild dogs. BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY (2001) Dir. Sharon Maguire

George Knightley & Emma Woodhouse EMMA (1996) dir. Douglas McGrath 

Jane and Lisbon every time they question the victim's family :