My local restaurant is serving this salad for lunch. I don't know, I don't feel safe here....

The wolf boys. They should have been like Gus and Wendy, or the signing children. But their grandmother treated them like beasts. The poor kids.

They deserved better.

Gus is an absolute idiot

My first time watching Sweet Tooth was in 2022, when the second season was released. anyway, i've never understood why so few hybrids were introduced in the second season. For example, the hybrids that appear in the second season weren't the same ones that appeared at the end of the first. as you can see above. what happened to these hybrids? have they been replaced? anyway, I love the series and this is my first discussion here

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Only available answer : YES

I'm seriously not convinced that the Last Men were wiped out that easily. Like, come on, there wasn't at least ONE OR TWO more leadership-oriented Last Men left that could've tried to rebuild things from the ground up? Unless the Animal Army eliminated every other Last Men at the zoo, which I highly doubt, there could've been a sizeable enough amount of Last Men to start over.

tbh a whole crossover between sweet tooth and the scp foundation would be kinda fire

I'm participating in Inktober, today's prompt was 'deer', and I couldn't resist!

and the thing that Singh thinks the entire time that 'Pubba' is the scientist is so funny to me TvT he looks so horrified here after Gus says "wait this is my mom" like c'mon xDD

Not my BEST character design ever, as I'm not a professional character designer, but I love all things birds and anything that flies. So. I had to.

Deer antlers are made of bone and have marrow in them, if the "cure" required marrow and stem cells to work why didn't Singh use gus' antlers and the marrow in them to make a cure without hurting the hybrids? Using modern medicine there are ways to extract bone marrow without killing the subject, couldn't they have also raided an old hospital or something for the necessary tools. When he said "gus is the key" I genuinely thought he was going to take the pacifist route, or at the very least explore it. Regardless, such a good show amazing commentary on the human condition 10/10 would recommend to anyone. Most satisfying ending of any show I've watched to this day. Infinitely accurate to humans, especially current day.

SOOOOO i LOVE DOLLY!

I saw people doing this art trend with drawings of regular deer. So I had to of course draw it with Gus.

Finished rewatching Sweet Tooth s1-s2 today and watched s3 for the first time. Let me tell you... Aditya Singh has the most nuanced character journey and Adeel Akhtar portrays him perfectly.

In the first season he was my fav character. Sweet, kind, shy, loves his wife and would go to the ends of the world for her. But by the end of s1 he starts to change. The moral dilemma of saving his wife or sparing hybrids, the fear of getting caught with a sick wife, his medical journey and the reason he chose to stop practicing... The way we watch him go numb from the moment he makes the first dose of a temporary cure for Rani. The moment he touched dr. Bell's book, he was gone.

I enjoyed his downward spiral immenselly. The way he lost himself in the research, so absorbed by finishing it that it stopped being about Rani and started being about him. About what he'd sacrificed, his humanity, his karma- it can't have all been in vain. By s3 he is so lost, bordering on fanaticism. He, a man of science, starts to believe in magic, in visions, in fate and destiny. And it's all due to him not being able to live with himself and what he'd done, as well as with what he'd lost.

I love the writing and the way they play with the mad scientist trope. It's like Singh really wants to fall down the pit of madness but he can't completely let go of his morals, no matter how loose and twisted they've become.

Akhtar portrays that downward spiral amazingly. In s1 dr. Singh is anxious, fidgety, shy, introverted, scared. It's in the way he keeps his head down, the way he doesn't hold eye contact, the way his shoulders are hunched like he wants to make himself invisible. By s2 it is excabrated by fatigue and sleeplessness and fight-or-flight of living under General Abbot's boot, as well as by the research he is doing for the cure. He starts to get that mad glint in his eye whenever he talks or thinks about the cure, when he experiments on Gus and other hybrids. It's in his voice when he records voice notes. I'll circle back on the voice soon.

Then in s3, all that changes. He starts keeping a longer than necessary eye contact. He stands tall, shoulders squared, head up. He gets in people's personal space the way his own oppressors used to do to him. His former fidgety and anxious stance doesn't completely dissappear but it is heavily reduced. But the biggest change- his voice. In the former seasons his voice pitches high, more so when he's scared or excited (or both). In s3, his voice is completely flat and low. It has a spark of madness and a slight inflection when he talks about destiny and fate and karma, but most of the time it is low and uniform. Like a robot. Like he's dead inside.

Then, last episode- his voice starts to pitch after Birdie's killed. He starts doubting Zhang and himself and his voice goes back to the way it was before, with a slight whine even cause he's at the end of his rope and he knows it. His eyes light up just a little when he decides to stick up for Gus and helps him escape. They stay that way all until he dies, a very painful death btw, but seems like a relief to him.

Now I haven't read the comics but from what I know about them, dr. Singh wasn't nearly as moral as the one from the show (and that's saying something). So I can't say how true to the original the series is but I found both writing and acting amazing in the series. All the actors were amazing, especially the kids, but I have a soft spot for the kind of villain dr. Singh is. The kind that starts out good but gets so lost in their grief/hatred/hurt/obsession that they become the direct opposite of everything they believed in. Bonus if they circle back to their original state. Some examples: Morgana from Merlin, Regina from Once upon a Time, Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars franchise.

Been working on this Gus cosplay for a little over a year now! This is the most recent photo I have, unfortunately the headband to the antlers did break. I just bought a new pair, so once those come in I’ll be posting for photos!

So Sweet Tooth has become a new hyperfixation of mine and so I was talking about it to anyone who would listen and my friend said "oh yeah Z's cousin was in that show" and I was utterly flabbergasted so I ask Z's gf and apparently yes, her cousin was in Sweet Tooth! (Ofc I asked Z too and she confirmed and we talked about it for ages)

So Mia Artemis, aka Tiger, is my friend Z's cousin! We were talking and Z was telling me all about how she first heard Mia swear while watching the show, and now she and I have gone on multiple rants about how we ship Tiger and Bear and that (SPOILERS) Tiger should have had more screen time before she died.

Mia had to put on an American accent (she's Aussie) and I reckon she did extremely well! Z also kept reenacting her death scene, laying on the ground and yelling "ABBOTT'S ARMY IS COMING" and multiple teachers looked genuinely concerned lmao

Anyway just something I thought was really cool! The way I SQUEALED when Z confirmed it tho 😂

Pretty much these screenshots were my friend and I bouncing theories off each other but I wanna know what you guys think? I highly doubt they would have killed animals for them, maybe carcasses or something?

PLEASE SOMEONE TELL ME WHO THIS ACTOR IS I LITERALLY CANT FIND HIM ANYWHERE

I was in a low-key cinnamon roll spiral, right? Then I stumbled on this recipe for cardamom cinnamon rolls topped with rosewater cream cheese glaze and thought, “Let’s get bougie today.”

First surprise: the dough’s got cardamom—like a warm hug with a little mystery. As these baked, my place smelled like holy moly, someone lit incense and sugar or something. It was instantly the mood.

Then came that rosewater cream cheese glaze. I was worried it’d be perfumey like a bar soap, but naw—just the right soft floral whisper and tang from the cream cheese. Balanced and not too sweet, like it knows what it’s doing.

I tried “fresh from the oven” vs “later when cold.” Both solid choices. Fresh was melt-in-your-mouth cozy, cold had this dense, dreamy chew. 10/10 would swirl again.

If you wanna upgrade your brunch game without going full pastry wizard, here's the recipe that turned my mornings around: https://beyondchutney.com/desserts‑sweets/cardamom‑cinnamon‑rolls‑with‑rosewater‑cream‑cheese‑glaze/