Lisa

hiker , fisher, swimmer, lover, fighter

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I don't want the thermostat in the hallway measuring a temperature I only experience while walking to the bathroom.

[Ildi @ildi_october]

My favourite family🥺🩷 I miss them so much! Thank you Sophie for this gem🩷
#Outlander

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

Claire Fraser is exactly the kind of complicated lead I can watch make questionable decisions for several seasons straight.

[Outlandish Scotland @OutlandishScot]

Here is an#Outlander rerun in honor of Caitriona Balfe’s October 4th birthday that features an EW article from November of 2018 -- but it still applies! https://t.co/Oxa6CXlCuc @caitrionambalfe @SamHeughan

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

Nawab falling into gobar is the exact level of dignity I need from a romance plot.

[Nishant @NishantTweets30]

#TuJulietJattDi #HeeWab #SyedRazaAhmed #JasmeetKaur:

The last two epis were blockbusters but today's one is an ALL TIME BLOCKBUSTER .. Pointers of my review on it now -

1. While Heer was stunned to see the preparations of her welcoming in the Brar house, she continued to maintain her stand .. She was a person with dreams & expectations before when she got married to Nawab, quite natural fr any human to have expectations in life but when all of them got shattered, it had its impact on her: she never got the kind of respect & response from the Brar house folks which she deserved & now she has tuned her mind to b strong to accept that reality that things can never b the way she wanted, thats why u have her saying to Nawab before entering only that inside it will b all Tamasha .. Somewhere she has lost the confidence & hope plus now she doesnt want to fall weak to go back to her earlier self, thats why she doesnt even let Dilip & Anmol affect her at all .. Ajit's warnings & all r like a fictitious plot device here but I feel writers r showing the human psychology here that when u stretch a rubber-band beyond the tolerance level, it will break ---- So thats fr Heer's side

2. Amid this, Nawab shows patience and understanding, and thus real maturity .. He knows that things wont b so easy or straightforward or like a cakewalk and will now need ample time but he is all in fr that .. The understanding is depicted the best when he says to Heer that he knows that someone is putting pressure on her & then his GET OUT to the elaichi in Biryani is heroic swag I enjoyed watching .. Post this Nawab was in full form to make Heer SMILE: the stair scene, bedroom scene & the garden scene - all were his continuous steps one after another oriented in that direction, again a symbol of his limitless love to never stop .. These qualities of him r evident in another part where he doesnt let Heer know that he got the clue of Suchak when the suitcase of hers acted as the PLOT DEVICE fr that, so that smartness of mind is wonderful to watch and anyways Nawab has the ideology of doing things without looking fr credit

3. All three HeeWab scenes were so nicely written .. first they took care of the favourite word fr this show: ROM-COM .. On the stair, Nawab was trying to TOUCH so as to tease her, then in the bedroom he ends up throwing the clothes on her, & in the garden he ended up falling on gobar -- Humour was overflowing well in all the three scenes & the garden one had their OST too to highlight the rom-com nostalgia .. What I liked a lot was a lite parallel that 1st u had Heer's face getting covered to get her annoyed and then Nawab's one, it came a full circle there

4. But in all of these three rom-com moments, their soulmatism got highlighted beautifully, how? .. a. Nawab ultimately made Heer SMILE and like how I have always said, one is meant to transform the life of the other, so here u go as he rescued her by bringing some joy fr her; b. both protect each other from falling on the stairs & thats another aspect of one protecting the other always; c. the way the lockets in the neck of both got locked with each other while both hold each other's hands which is their iconic signature style right from 1st meet - it showed that the duo r inseparable forever & even if they try to drift apart, the soulmates r locked with each other fr lifetime

So other than that, Lord Dilip is still the Lord by bashing Sunny who seems wicked Sunny and shameless Baaja continues his shameless BUT the one who suffers the most is Nawab's bedroom who despite having a double bed always remains single & is yet to see the virginity of both breaking

Thats it fr this fantastic epi on Sunday and hopefully my account remains safe after posting this with clips .. Darr ka mahaul hai mere andar lekin darr k aage jeet hai

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I will defend any TV drama woman who ignores an urgent voicemail for three episodes because she already has enough going on.

[Totallydelightedbythem Xx @obsessedrwrb]

this is the epitome of true love ❤

'How lucky I am to stand by your side and soak up even a little bit of your light'
'You are a very good man, Mr. Bridgerton'

'I love you. I love you'

#Penelope #Colin #Polin
#NicolaCoughlan #LukeNewton
@piratecolin 😍

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

If I were one of those contestants, I'd be bringing up that Tom Selleck rejection at every possible opportunity.

[Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories]

Tom Selleck went from an accidental Hollywood entry, before he became a sex symbol, he was turned down twice by the bachelorette on The Dating Game. Each time, she picked someone else... years of rejection to global stardom as the iconic lead of Magnum, P.I. In 2024, he reflected on his accidental career by publishing his memoir, You Never Know...

Standing six feet four inches tall, the athletic college student was simply trying to earn extra cash while pursuing a business administration degree at the University of Southern California on a basketball scholarship.

At the time, Tom Selleck worked small modeling gigs, made television commercials, and took small acting steps with no guarantee of a real future in Hollywood.

After his stint on the game show, his journey was interrupted when he was drafted into the military during the Vietnam War, serving as a sergeant in the California Army National Guard.

When he returned to civilian life, he spent years grinding through six failed television pilots, minor guest appearances, and relentless auditioning.

It was a long, uncertain road to stardom, but those early rejections and years of hard work shaped the quiet humility that defines him today.

Despite decades of fame and red carpet glamour, Tom never bought into the Hollywood lifestyle.

He never considered himself a heartthrob or a larger-than-life celebrity.

In fact, he often made fun of his own image, preferring humility over ego.

When people complimented his looks, he would simply smile and say, "I just woke up like this and put on a shirt, I really do not see what all the fuss is about."

That down-to-earth attitude defined his entire life and career.

When he finally landed the role of Thomas Magnum in Magnum P.I., the studio originally wanted him to play a flawless, suave, James Bond-style secret agent.

Tom flatly refused.

He wanted Magnum to be a regular guy who made mistakes, struggled to pay his bills, and had to work hard to succeed.

He believed that perfection was boring and that audiences would relate much more to a hero who was flawed and human.

He was right, and that choice made him a household name across the globe.

Even at the peak of his stardom in the late 1980s, when he could have had anything he wanted in Hollywood, Tom chose to walk away from the spotlight.

He bought a thirty-acre avocado ranch in California and moved his family there, far from the cameras and paparazzi.

He wanted to live a quiet life, drive his tractor, fix his own fences, and raise his daughter in a normal environment.

When asked why he stepped away from the glitz and glamour, Tom simply explained,

"I quit Magnum to have a family and a real life, because work is great, but life is what happens when you turn the camera off."

Throughout his long marriage to Jillie Mack, his devotion to his family, and his quiet routines on the ranch, Tom has remained entirely unchanged by the industry.

He is the ultimate anti-divo, a man who values privacy, hard work, and honesty far more than red carpets and awards.

He proved that you can reach the absolute top of the entertainment world without losing your soul, your humility, or your sense of humor.

Looking back at his journey, it is clear that true charm does not come from fame or fortune, but from staying true to who you really are when the lights go down.

In a world obsessed with spotlight and status, he reminds us that the greatest success in life is simply building a peaceful home surrounded by the people you love.

#archaeohistories

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I am trying to follow the scene and my brain has apparently decided shoulders are the entire plot.

[ᵖˡˢ Zoe ★°. @zoeforlm]

Khun Pheem... I'm respectfully chewing on drywall over your shoulders right now 🙂‍↕️❤️‍🔥

LENAMIU PLS LOVE EP4
#PlsLoveรักได้ไหมEP4
#PlsLoveรักได้ไหม
#LenaMiu #ลีน่าหมิว

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

People who call replacing a drill chuck a five-minute job should have to explain the left-hand screw to me first.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I need the show to stop making me do forensic reconstruction on Fina's trauma and let her tell us what happened.

[entirelytooKeane✨📚��✨ @entirely2Keane]

“Bye-anca wasn’t like this” is a line I find particularly interesting.

Because the entire notion that she relentlessly poisoned Fina’s mind in Argentina depends on Fina eventually articulating all the ways Bye-anca chipped away at her perception of Marta. It depends on the reveal that she was, in fact, exactly like that—and that she had been all along.

Surely she must have told Fina that Marta wasn’t coming for her. That she had been forsaken. That Marta was probably secretly relieved to be free of the burden of Fina and their secret relationship. That if Marta had truly loved her, she would have moved heaven and earth to find her. And after hearing those things repeatedly, it makes perfect sense that Fina would eventually internalize them as a way of protecting her battered heart and giving herself a chance to survive.

That makes sense, and it explains everything.

So surely Fina remembers those statements. Which is why “Bye-anca wasn’t like this” doesn’t quite land for me. Maybe she’ll start remembering. Maybe the show is finally going to give us the flashbacks—or a present-day conversation—in which they actually address the why of Fina's behaviour.

Because I would argue it is paramount that we see, or at the very least hear, exactly what Mummy Dearest told Fina in Argentina to poison her against Marta to this extent. What was said to her over and over again? How was her perception of Marta dismantled? How was she convinced that she had been abandoned and that her love had been meaningless?

We need to see that.

Even this late in the game, showing us that context would make all the difference. Because Fina deserves better than this watered-down, threadbare, and insubstantial version of her story. She deserves to be understood in ways that leave no room for doubt or ambiguity. She deserves that soapbox—to stand on it and finally shout her pain at the world, to have the full weight of what was done to her acknowledged rather than left for the audience to piece together.

Fina deserves justice. Marta deserves justice. And as always, Mafin deserves justice too.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I need Pheem to take one breath and ask a follow-up question before she starts writing the breakup paperwork.

[ᵖˡˢ LenaMiu_GBB 🌈 @_Kellyyyg]

Just sharing my thoughts and feelings about Pheem and Parn’s journey so far. Their story has touched my heart in so many ways, and I can’t help but feel so much for both of them.

My heart is breaking seeing Pheem misunderstand Parn again. I feel so bad for Pheem. I understand why she’s so angry, especially because the painful story about her mother, the bullying from her relatives, and her father’s words have left such deep emotional scars. Pheem hates the idea of someone using love for money because of what she was told about her mother.

But I really admire Parn for not asking Pheem for money, even though she knows her girlfriend is much richer. Parn chose to handle things herself because she wanted to help her sister pay off the loan sharks. That says so much about how she loves and cares for Pheem. Her love is so pure.

I wonder if Parn was afraid to tell Pheem because she didn’t know how to explain the situation, especially knowing how sensitive Pheem is about money and her mother’s past. Maybe Parn didn’t want Pheem to worry or misunderstand her love, or think that she was asking for money. I really feel that Parn cares about Pheem and doesn’t want their relationship to be about money. She wants Pheem to know that her love is genuine and that she isn’t with her for financial reasons.

It’s so sad to see Pheem get angry and break up with Parn without talking to her first or hearing her side of the story. Parn isn’t a bad person - she had her reasons and felt she had no other choice. I hope Pheem can understand her one day, because she’s lucky to have met someone with such a pure heart.

I also feel so sorry for Parn. She must be heartbroken to lose the person she loves because of a misunderstanding. Pheem doesn’t seem to have enough trust in Parn yet, but I also understand what Pheem is feeling deep inside her heart. With everything she has been through, it must be difficult for her to navigate love and life. Pheem and Parn are each other’s first love, which makes this separation even more heartbreaking.

There’s still so much to unfold, and I’m so curious about what will happen next. Let’s look forward to the next episode together! I can’t wait for Episode 5!

LENAMIU PLS LOVE EP4
#PIsLoveรักได้ไหมEP4

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

Pheem and Pan have the kind of chemistry that makes plot feel like an interruption, which is frankly rude of them.

[Ma Sai ➳ @chalantnonhq]

Just finished watching episode 4 and here's my short review:

I loved how the communication between the two was much better although next episode it wont be, it makes sense for the story.

As usual both Lena and Miu acted their asses off, hats off to them for their performances. 👏 I especially liked Lena's choice in how she acted out the conflict with her Dad. I didnt like the slap but i understand why it was shown and him coming around in the end was great. Solving that issue put it rest as soon it arrived which i think was a good storytelling choice, rather than dragging it.

Miu really is the embodiment of Pan, i cannot say enough how believable she is, her lack of self-esteem is so evident but Miu does a fantastic job at being subtle at it, while remaining steadfast. Those words such as: 'a woman like me' indicated how she views herself and raises so much awareness about what adult workers have to go through and i appluad CH3 for choosing this story and highlighting how judged they are in society.

Some of the other plot: Pheem getting on her knees and drinking herself blind to save Pan, showed how much she trusts her and loves her. Her defending her choice of profession to her Father showed the same thing. The paradise club and relationship with the owner was good. The only thing is i wish they wouldve changed it up alittle with the conflict between being in debt and Pan offering herself to everyone and everybody to help them.

The chemistry is still at the highest level. Miu... i mean Pan really wanted Pheem and it was obvious how more fragile she is and how down bad she is for her because she's literally willing to do anything.

My fave lines in this episode definitely were 'I wanted to get your permission first' as you know i love my dom/sub dynamic with PheePham 😌 and also 'because i love you' im glad we heard from both of them that they love each other.

I still think episode 2 is my fav so far but I loved this episode too.

Roll on EPISODE FIVE 🗣

LENAMIU PLS LOVE EP4
#PlsLoveรักได้ไหมEP4

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

The hair and wardrobe departments were clearly having a very good day, and I respect the commitment to looking this ethereal.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I prefer a writers room where someone says the stupid joke out loud and everyone builds on it to one where everyone politely nods at a shared doc.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

Four seasons feels like a generous amount of time to notice the show has an ensemble cast.

[flam @likesrosies]

bridgerton fans are 4 seasons in and still havent come to terms with the concept that other couples WILL have less screentime in upcoming seasons to make room for the actual couple and establish the groundwork for the next seasons couples 😭 don't get whats so hard to understand

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

Katherine Heigl making the whole crew share the awkwardness is extremely funny and honestly kind of iconic.

[Cinema Says @Cinema_says]

While filming ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ (2005), Katherine Heigl insisted that if she had to strip down for a locker room scene as Izzie, some crew members should too. The director, cinematographer and producer all stripped down to her demand.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

I cannot imagine a single person pressing play for the heterosexual gossip subplot once the lesbian yearning is on the table.

[neddy’s multilingual baby babbling @kathanisanthony]

no one was going to watch the lesbian season of bridgerton for regency gossip girl or ex regency gossip girl let’s be so real

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

The thermostat is on the wall beside the kitchen doorway, close enough for warm air from the oven to reach it.

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

@graypsyche promotional interviews are increasingly just elaborate ways to make actors endure being perceived

[Lisa @LisCoop90]

The yearning-to-denial ratio in this show is truly doing unsustainable numbers. Somebody needs to confiscate his ability to speak.

[WakiaAb2 @WakieeBby]

He calls her the bane of his existence while admitting she’s the object of all his desires. 😭 The way he tries to hide love behind anger, while she stands there knowing exactly what he feels�� that tension was everything.

🎥 Bridgerton