amiejamiejamsIt wasn’t his father that Neil was no longer afraid of.
oh, I just need to give him a big smooch on the cheek!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Robert Sean Leonard as “Alan Harris” in Philadelphia Theater Company’s production of White People (Jan-Feb 2000). Plus, additional bits about his character and perspectives on race.
Sources: Playbill Online’s “Brief Encounter with Robert Sean Leonard” (Jan 2000) and “Twenty Questions: Robert Sean Leonard” by Toby Zinman, Philadelphia City Paper (Jan 2000)
posting this picture again because i just noticed that the teddy bear is looking at house just like wilson is
April 12th: In honor of Record Store Day, here’s Robert providing an unconventional bio in Playbill during his run in Sunday in the Park with George, telling people to visit a record store
Robert Sean Leonard as “Demille Bly” in Driven (2001).
I had to make a gif specifically of this smug moment because… well, need I explain more?
Robert Sean Leonard and House, MD cast-mates at “An Evening With House“ presented by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. (April 2006)
Giggly embarrassed RSL is too cute!
i literally don’t know how to refer to rsl irl like. robert is too formal. bobby is too personal. bob is just weird. saying rsl makes me look insane. robert sean leonard makes me want to become him and then repeatedly say i want to put a gun in my mouth. umm. so i settle on “the guy that played neil”
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Still Life: Dr. Jack Abbot x Reader
Synopsis: Jack always expects the unexpected, both as a doctor and a partner. But when your water breaks during a citywide blackout, the pressure to deliver your baby safely grows with each contraction, trapping you, him and Robby in a single, still moment of life and loss.
Warnings: Angst, as always; Pregnant reader; Features a graphic, traumatic birth > Similar to the birth scene in the show. Pls don’t read if this sounds too heavy for you!! (everyone lives)
Word count: 2.7k+
A/n: Yes, this is a cliché baby-born-in-an-elevator story, but the show gave us Abbot/Robby x Elevator and Collins mentioned getting stuck while giving birth, sooo what can I say, we’re here now, aren’t we. Something something about the enclosed space being a metaphor for birth etc. I’m also very passionate about raising awareness for birth trauma / birth related injuries + these are my emotional support sad boys, so I had to… Enjoy <3
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Masterlist | The Pitt ♡
Dr. Jack Abbot x Dr. (Ex-Mil)!Reader x Dr. Michael ‘Robby’ Robinavitch
Goodbye, My Lover (Four-Part Series)
Inspired by the 'Four Things that Matter Most’, this series deals with the unspoken truths of your past and present. Having shared your life with both Jack and Robby at different stages, it’s a bittersweet goodbye to the love that once was, but also a hopeful beginning for what might be.
Chapter 1:I Love You
Chapter 2: Please Forgive Me
Chapter 4: Thank You
After the Dust (Ongoing Series / Backstory to Goodbye, My Lover)
Chapter 1: Darkness
Chapter 2: Light (TBC)
Chapter3: Peace (TBC)
Dr. Jack Abbot x Reader
Strip Her: Amidst a mass casualty event, Jack’s medical instincts clash with his personal life when the woman he loves risks her own life to save another. Is he about to watch you die?
Say It First: Jack has grown used to the emptiness in his heart, a quiet companion that has kept him safe for too long. But when you finally speak your truth, he realizes the hardest battles aren’t fought on the field or in the chaos of the ER, but in the silence between two hearts longing for each other.
Someone New: After witnessing the fallout from Jack’s failed marriage, Dana and Robby have been skeptical of his new relationship. But when a freak accident forces them to see the depth of Jack’s feelings, their perspectives shift.
Still Life: Jack always expects the unexpected, both as a doctor and a partner. But when your water breaks during a citywide blackout, the pressure to deliver your baby safely grows with each contraction, trapping you, him and Robby in a single, still moment of life and loss.
Still Alive: (Still Life Part 2) Delivery complications during the birth of your son leave Jack caught between grief and hope, life and loss. In the stillness that follows, those who witnessed it begin to confront their own silent trauma, navigating recovery, healing and bonding with a newborn.
Dr. Michael 'Robby’ Robinavitch x Reader
(TBC)