"Ohoho, boy! A Spankoffski!"

nevermind all the game announcements. this album was my own personal 'never kill yourself' moment and now it's here

can anyone explain why this man's music has continuously found ways to reawaken parts of my soul for the past 2 years

does anyone else just idly repeat "ted spankoffski" in their mind as if his name is a mantra or am I just broken at this point

too busy to form coherent thoughts but my brain is still pestering me with "do not forget The Ted"

People say how Pete and Steph match with their green outfits, but Pete and Ted also match 🐐🐐

i am full of love and also fatigue

Wilbur Cross Daily #40

it's me and the four people on ao3 who understand my favorite character in the exact same way against the world

How I love Joey Richter characters that only show up in a scene or two

finally done with the little series i decided to suffer my way through!

cynthia is obviously and by far the drawing i've gone more off-reference for.

i love lauren and her portrayal don't get me wrong!! but drawing an older woman wasn't easy when the reference wasn't old 😔

"Workin' Boys" is quite vocal about Grace and Ted mirroring each other somewhat (both believing the show to be about prostitution, Ted being dead and Grace being a murderer by the end) and while many have already pointed out that they're both "doomed by the narrative" (Ted always dies, Grace always ends up the villain) I don't think we've talked about the fact that the way they're doomed are exact opposites of each other.

Ted always dies because he makes a (sometimes) selfish decision. He runs away in TGWDLM, he tries to take back Jenny in "Time Bastard", he gets up to leave in "Workin' Boys".

Grace always lives because she is forced to act selflessly by giving up her innocence. She has to let Boy Jerry and Girl Jeri get murdered to save Steph and Pete, she has to give up her chastity to save the world from Max, she has to shoot Hidgens to protect anyone else in the theatre.

Ted is a bastard who barely cares about what his actions are like in the minds of others. He always dies because of his bad decisions.

Grace is utterly devoted to a higher power and so desperately wants to be "good". It's never her choice to become evil, it's up to fate.