Gene Waiting Until Everyone Else Has Had A Turn In The Showers Because It Takes Him Significantly Longer

OK I loved episode 5, but at this point I'm expecting a two and a half hour episode 6 because:

Konshu must be saved

The world must be saved

Layla needs to be saved

Marc has to get out of the afterlife

Steven ...?!

JAKE ?! I MEAN, HOW DOES MARC GET OUT OF THE AFTER LIFE IF JAKE IS STILL INSIDE ?!

Fighting Arthur

Fighting the crocodile goddess ?!

MARVEL YOU ARE REALLY TELLING ME THAT YOU WILL SOLVE ALL THIS SHIT IN JUST 40 MINUTES EPISODE, better for you you don't

EDIT: Amit Chaudhari just announced that the latest 01x06 episode will barely last 40 minutes.

I want Ammit to take my soul and burn it in hell.

band of brothers stills as wwii photos

Get to know me, I guess 👩🏻‍🦰

Hi, my names Chloe, I’m 18, and I like history! Like I think about the Roman Empire everyday unironically.

My pronouns are she/they and I’m bisexual

Irish-American (call me malarkey) 🇮🇪🇺🇸

I would die for Eugene Roe and I’m being deadass

INFP, 4w5

Other interests: Tennis, Formula One (CL16) , Hockey (NYR), Football (Bills), Basketball (Mavs), poetry, MCU, DC, ATLA

Another day another where the fuck are the deleted scenes

This is the dynamic of my oc and Eugene. In case you were wondering. If you even care.

Italian Elon Musk is having a field day today

“Immediately before the men were shipped overseas, some of them stopped up a tub, filled it with peroxide, and bleached their hair as a prank. Doc Roe was one of those men.”

— Kyle Tircuit ; A Company of Heroes

the 'supernatural' rewatch is always fun

I was dead. My right leg was blown off, and the snow was red from all the blood. I went from burning hot to freezing. Me and Joe lay there freezing in the snow, shivering, bleeding, both of us were full of shrapnel. He said, "Jesus Christ, what the hell do I have to do to die?!" It was Joe's fifth time hit. Lipton, Malarkey, and Babe came running over to help, I was half out of it. Doc Roe was right there, trying to patch us up. Without him, we wouldn't be alive. Roe was the best medic we ever had. He was born to be a medic. You could always depend on him. You hollered, "Medic!" he was right there come hell or high water, he knew what he was doing. He was compassionate, took care of you mentally, physically, every way.

— William “Wild Bill” Guarnere describing Eugene “Doc” Roe in the book he cowrote with Babe Heffron, Brothers in Battle, Best of Friends