fandomsecrets | [ SECRET POST #2701 ]

⌈ Secret Post #2701 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Almighty Johnsons]

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[X-Men Evolution]

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[The Dreaming Machine]

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[Parasol Protectorate]

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[Benedict Cumberbatch, Tom Hiddleston, Interview with the Vampire]

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[Marvel Disc Wars: The Avengers]

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[Orphan Black]

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[Team Fortress 2]

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[Severus Snape, Gerard Way]

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[Neil Patrick Harris/Ramin Karimloo (Les Misérables/Hedwig and the Angry Inch)]

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[Gakuen babysitters]

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[The Walking Dead Game]

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[Billie Piper, Penny Dreadful]

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[Sherlock]

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I haven't re-read it, but I read a Royal Diaries book a million times about Elizabeth I as a teenager keeping a diary, except... it essentially painted Elizabeth I as the Good Witch and Mary I as the Bad Witch, which is apparently pretty inaccurate - Mary I supposedly adored her sister, it was only when they were both up to inherit the throne that things got ugly. So that's a little annoying.

On the flip side, I re-read Sideways Stories from Wayside School, and I totally didn't catch how metaphorical those books were.

I don't think I ever read the Elizabeth I one, but I do remember reading one about a Japanese woman. I wonder how that held up.

And yeah, I feel you on the historically inaccurate thing. D:

Oh man, Wayside School was the best! Did you ever read Sidewise Arithmatic from Wayside School? That book was weird and so frustrating. |D

I love the Wayside School books! Unfortunately I lost the first two.

Wayside School! Now there's a series that holds the hell up. Louis Sachar is amazing.

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