[ SECRET POST #4342 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4342 ⌋

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

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03. [SPOILERS for Daredevil season 3]

[Wilson Fisk/Vanessa Mariana]


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04. [SPOILERS for Daredevil season 3]



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05. [SPOILERS for Shameless (US)]



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06. [SPOILERS for Doctor Who season 11, episode 3 - "Rosa"]



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07. [SPOILERS for House of Cards]

[Robin Wright as Claire Underwood]


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08. [WARNING for discussion of non-con]

[Die Hard]


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09. [WARNING for discussion of child/spousal abuse]

[My Hero Academia]












Notes:

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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

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General comments:

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What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

Music made for the show or not is fine.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[type_wild]

Anime final battles where the OP starts playing get me every time.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[rudehannibal]

Cold Case made some amazing song choices for most episodes...

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[bur]

Whatever Ikuhara decides to do. Those are my favorite uses.

I think my favorite was all the cover songs three characters sang in Penguindrum. It was very cute, and a little heartbreaking, to have this little "what if Himari never got sick and got to be a pop idol with her friends" thing at the end of every episode, especially considering the whole changing fate theme and how that particular one never happens.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

The end-of-season montages on The Wire.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[kaijinscendre]

Supernatural has a bunch!

In A Gadda Da Vida is one of the best cold openings of SPN. Hey Man, Nice Shot played in the same episode (but I can't find a copy of that. https://youtu.be/D9uNwEBusfM

Also, Renegade by Styx. https://youtu.be/ATrldRAp5JY

My favorite moment in SPN without classic rock, Turn Into Earth by The Yardbirds https://youtu.be/1DEwYjVkcOM.

For OST music, very little beats Light Of The Seven in Game of Thrones. https://youtu.be/hjtPtTUx_ks

All the music in Cowboy Bebop is amazing. Especially these two scenes (ALL the spoilers for Cowboy Bebop). https://youtu.be/ZgQKVKT3RpU https://youtu.be/gKrkQUBysMk

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

Cowboy Bebop

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

most of skins

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[ninety6tears]

A track by Big Giant Circles that was used in the Halloween ep of Stranger Things, when Jonathan is taking Nancy home. It's really pretty.

Lots of Trevor Morris' TV music is lovely too.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought Scrubs made great use of their music

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[rosehiptea]

I usually like the use of songs at the end of episodes of The Handmaid's Tale. They usually have the same themes as the episode, but the fact that they're rock songs brings me back from the idea of this horribly dystopian world.

Re: What are your favorite uses of music in TV?

[(Anonymous)]

Florence & The Machine's "Seven Devils" in the Revenge season 1 finale.

The times Gossip Girl used "New York City" by Among Savages and "Arsonist's Blues" by Patrick Joseph. (Yes, I ship Dair.)

The Witches of East End using Mecca Kalani's "Feel Me" during that orgy flashback scene in season one.

"Bad Karma" by Ida Maria in Teen Wolf. "Crave You" by Flight Facilities in Teen Wolf.

What are some good hobbies for people without a lot of money?

[(Anonymous)]

$$$$$

Weekend Plans

[kaijinscendre]

What is everyone doing this weekend?

I am going to drink some wine tonight and hope I am over my wine aversion. Saturday I will just be shopping. Hopefully, Sunday I can find a recipe for a sweet yeasted bread to make.

Inspired by 1 - Authors who are less clever than they think they are...

[(Anonymous)]

... in that they attempt "clever" bits of foreshadowing or references to other works in an obviously *nudgenudgewinkwink* sort of way without realizing that nope, it's super obvious.

Uh,

[(Anonymous)]

literally HOW do BNFs become so... well, popular? Especially when their writing/art is at best mediocre and they always seem to be surrounded by wank?

Question Thread

[(Anonymous)]

To ask questions.

What would you rather read? (Friend needs feedback on story)

[(Anonymous)]

So at first it was going to be like this:

A and B have been close friends for a long time and develop feelings for each other. A is in a serious relationship and B is married with kids and there's never been an affair or anything, but they've both acknowledged how they feel. A thinks that maybe someday B will get divorced and they could give a relationship a chance, but something happens that makes A realize B is not going to get divorced anytime soon and maybe not ever, so A decides to propose to their SO, C.

Right before the wedding A and B have an emotional moment where they both accept the way things are and B wishes A happiness with C. A gets married and that's that. Then, a few days later, while A is on their honeymoon, something happens that makes B realize that they made a huge mistake and should've left their spouse to be with A but it's too late now. And depressing though it is, that's the end.

Then she decides that that's too sad, and that shouldn't be the end: all the stuff above happens, and while on the honeymoon, C dies mysteriously. At first some shadowy people attempt to frame A for murder, but they are incompetent and it falls apart, so the official story becomes that it was an accident. Except it turns out that C was killed because of A's job with an organization that opposes the government. And B works for this organization as well, they end up exposing the conspiracy and taking down the bad guys, B gets divorced, and they live happily ever after.

I feel like the first one is better because it's less predictable and I'm also okay with sad stuff, but that's just me. Maybe I'm wrong though, so I told her I would ask some people and see what they think. So...what do you guys think?

What's up with readers of literary fiction scoff at SFF novels?

[(Anonymous)]

/act like all SFF novels not written by Tolkien are trashy?

What's up with readers of literary fiction scoffing at SFF novels?

[(Anonymous)]

/act like all SFF novels not written by Tolkien are trashy?

Favourite Final Fantasy game, and why?

[(Anonymous)]

*battle theme starts playing*

Update and general bragging thread

[(Anonymous)]

Craft competition Anon checking here: I tied for third place! Sorry I didn't post yesterday but I am usually asleep when the post goes up.

Share your recent successes, victories, and progress. Would love to wake tomorrow to see a good vibes thread where we're all rightfully proud of ourselves <3

Anyone here ever been in charge of a board game group?

[(Anonymous)]

How did you go about organizing it?

Secret maker here...

[(Anonymous)]

It might be a little too late for my fellow secret makers to see this but... 50 secrets, wow! I was prepared to submit a few more because I thought people would be busy with the holidays but you guys rock.