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justincoffee:

Here is a Vampirella i worked on last night! Happy Halloween!

-Justin 

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Katey Sagal on her husband, Kurt Sutter, writing Gemma with her in mind:

His idea came from meeting with our other executive producers who had wanted to do a movie in this arena. And he thought it would be a good television series, and so he wrote this world which sort of had a Hamlet arc about it, and there was definitely the mother of our Hamlet. And so he came to me as he was writing it, and said ‘I think I have a part for you,’ but he didn’t really tell me what it was. And I didn’t really know what it was until I actually read the script. But he did write it with me in mind, and then we were hoping the network would sign off on that. …

If you asked him, what he would tell you probably is when he came into my life, I already had two children, and he’s their stepparent, and I was very protective of my children. … He hadn’t been around that kind of energy quite so much, so I think that’s what was the springboard for Gemma. It was not so much the heinous things she does; it was that at her core, her motivation is her children, is her child. At any cost, she will protect him and her club.”

(Photo credit: Prashant Gupta/FX)

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Holy Guacamole…. I need a cold shower!

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Cumberbitches: Women Who Love Benedict Cumberbatch

“Throw your boobs in the air if you want some cumberlovin.”
— Cumberbitches, October 8, 2010

Do any of those words make sense to you? They might, if you’re among the thousands of members of “the most glorious and elusive society“ devoted to the appreciation of the “high cheekboned, blue eyed sexbomb” that is Benedict Timothy Carlton Cumberbatch, star of the BBC series Sherlock. That “society” is the legion of inordinately dedicated fans of Cumberbatch, a group who call themselves “Cumberbitches” — launching a Twitter profile, Facebook page, Pinterest handle, and, yes, countless Tumblrs, in honor of their beloved star.

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