fangirlshenanigans:

Cinnamon rolls of Leverage

c-is-for-circinate: So, rewatching Leverage, and here is a thought: None of the team’s heists, except a couple of very specific episodes, could ever really be pulled off with three people.  The average con by the fine team at Leverage Incorporated has so many moving parts that they’ll often enough recruit even more somewhat-unwitting help from…

favoriteintheworld:

I wouldn’t fit into a real family.
You didn’t need any. You went out and made your home.

infierceways:

galaxystew:

rhea314:

Oh Leverage <3s my OT3… posted because trailofdesire needs to see this vid. Also because everyone else out there who’s fond of Leverage should as well.

thingswithwings is a GENIUS.

NEVER WILL I EVER BE OVER THEM.

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John Rogers is the Anti-Moffat

findyourspine: rembrandtswife: Or, things you can learn while watching Leverage with commentary. John Rogers and Nate Ford have a lot in common, especially when it comes to alcohol. Not only does Rogers usually tell the listener what he’s drinking, you can often hear the ice clinking in the glass when other people are talking. Take…

clarkesbellmy:

favourite television series as voted by my followers

#15 LEVERAGE (2008-2012)
“You know this was your crusade. Now this is our war.”

bydaybreak:

liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiike. let’s talk about their reactions here? because i 100% believe in my filthy trash bin of a heart that this episode was the point of no return for parker and eliot both, the point at which they both realised holy shit i am in way over my head. 

look at those reactions. like, it’s not simple relief, it’s relief and *total fucking whelm*. and neither eliot nor parker has–allowed themselves, maybe, the relative luxury of just thinking about what someone means to them. because it’s always been a liability. for eliot, caring too much about people would just be something that someone could use against him; for parker, it’s what archie’s cautioned her against a million times: we don’t get involved. 

and worse for both of them, really, is that they’re not–not too caught up in a job, not too wrapped up in their own reputations or…or things that could be forgivable, really. things that they could realise and chide themselves for and then pull back from, do better. no, instead they’re both of them way overinvested in another person, in a person who could be hurt, who could be taken from them because they weren’t good enough or fast enough or–or just because sometimes you lose. 

parker and eliot have always been aware of when they should cut their losses and get out. but this–this isn’t an acceptable loss. maybe neither of them can say the word love just yet, even to themselves, but this is where they realise it.

hardison doesn’t die, but he comes back to life anyhow, and when he does, the whole world changes.

lazy-queer: Nate: i have made Leverage Hardison: you fucked up perfectly good criminals is what you did. look at them. they’ve got morals.

echofades:

Sam, you psychic, how did you know I needed Leverage/Bucky Barnes crossover fic? I DIDN’T EVEN KNOW I needed Leverage/Bucky Barnes crossover fic. That was fantastic :D

onemuseleft: copperbadge: janedrewfinally: copperbadge: I DIDN’T KNOW EITHER 😀 It’s serendipity!  I think Christian Kane and Sebastian Stan look enough alike (particularly when Kane was Stan’s age, and there’s the hair) that probably after a year or two the bad guys are like “Oh shit you guys Eliot Spencer has a twin brother, THIS EXPLAINS A…