I watch Spooks all the time but only recently turned on subtitles… so glad I did.
3 months ago · 656 notes · Reblogged from thorins-arkenstone
Do you know what I love?
Clavicles.
Is that weird?
I don’t care.
Not at all. Collarbones can be dead sexy :)
You’re killing me with this.
11 months ago · 229 notes · Source · Reblogged from thefrencharmitagearmy
Lucas North;
Home isn’t where you live. It’s where people understand you. If I don’t have trust from MI-5, from you, then I’ll never really be home. I’ll just be back in England.
1 year ago · 41 notes · Reblogged from izkim
I don’t know why I follow the RA tag
BECAUSE PEOPLE ALWAYS POST SPOILERS.
UGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
TAG YOUR SHIT
STATE IT AT THE BEGINNING OF A POST
Spoilers for Spooks? When it’s been finished for ages? Sadly, that’s just the internet pretty much. I’ve been avoiding the Once Upon A Time spoilers (we’ve only just had episode 5 air on TV in the UK) by…not tracking tags of any of the actors and temporarily dropping the tumblrs I follow who do post OUaT stuff. :/ At least with Spooks there’s no chance of the undiluted squeeing over episodes on twitter anymore. :/
There’s only maybe ditching the Richard Armitage tag until you’re done watching Spooks and taking up say… “Guy of Gisborne”, “John Porter”, “Thorin Oakenshield” etc instead.
1 year ago · 2 notes · Reblogged from hieroglyphics-letmebepacific
Richard Armitage reads vodka ‘Smirnoff’ advert (by NotEvenAnOuch)
I now want to see his other advert voiceovers put to clips from his various different characters.
‘Sherlock, thanks for lending me your coat. I look really good in it. LN’
1 year ago · 36 notes · Reblogged from richardarmitageonthephone
A picture within a picture (BRRRRRRRM)
1 year ago · 26 notes · Reblogged from richardarmitageonthephone
Your assurances are the feces of dogs…
2 years ago · 2 notes · Reblogged from fuckyeahlucasnorth
Other things to look out for in this episode include:
1. A brand new accent from CIA officer Sarah Caulfield.
2. “The Chinese.”
3. Harry and Ruth watching the TV news together though, sadly, not while sat at home on the sofa with two lemon slices.
4. 6:03am.
5. More mentions of Basle. As opposed to Bay-zel.
6. 1983.
7. Lucas in leathers.
8. “Smart boy”.
9. Macbeth.
10. A Mr Kipling delivery van. (OK, I made that one up)
1. A brand new accent from CIA officer Sarah Caulfield.
2. “The Chinese.”
3. Harry and Ruth watching the TV news together though, sadly, not while sat at home on the sofa with two lemon slices.
4. 6:03am.
5. More mentions of Basle. As opposed to Bay-zel.
6. 1983.
7. Lucas in leathers.
8. “Smart boy”.
9. Macbeth.
10. A Mr Kipling delivery van. (OK, I made that one up)
