Good for David. He's getting so much flak right now because he went after a member of the British government who says and does terrible things against the LGBTQIA+community. He's not afraid to use his voice and I admire him for it.
Yes, I saw that "controversy", and decided not to comment on it at this time. Those people don't need more of a voice. I agree, I love that he is not afraid!!
Yeaeaeah, while that politician will (hopefully? most likely? definitely?) no longer be anything more than an MP after the upcoming elections, David will continue to be a national treasure.
What terrible things has she said and done against the LGBTQIA+ community? And he`s asking somebody to shut up...that`s not using your voice, that`s trying to deny someone else their voice.
@@doobat708 MPs still have power to speak for their constituents...remember that...other peoples` opinions...and will have the democratic right to express their mandated opinion.
@@barryledgister4496 It's not my job to educate you on the things that woman has said and done with regards to the LGBTQIA community, especially the trans community. You'll either look her up or you won't . David has been an advocate for the trans community for a long time now and has used his voice in opposition of the hate and vitriol and the hypocrisy that person espouses on a regular basis. Him finally telling her to shut up mirrors the anger and frustration that many of us have with her and people like her. It was a very human moment for David and most of us get that. It's up to you to look up her dangerous rhetoric and actions. Considering that a majority of Brits and Americans agree with him he's going to be just fine. Btw her response to him was to hurl racist insults at him. She doesn't have the moral high ground. Enjoy your weekend and be safe.
David has now also had a trashing from our Prime Minister. He, like Michael, is brave and principled, and they both deserve all the support we can give them. Good on you both!
They`re not lone voices in the dark speaking up for powerless people. David Tennant is just the actors wing of the powerful LGBTQIA+ community and orgs. In fact where are the Labour MPs and lobbyists speaking alongside him? Even people at the award weren`t getting onside. Sometimes, if you`re a lone voice, that`s because few people agree with you.
i just love david tennant so much, also so happy to hear he mentioned that it shouldn’t be an award because it shouldn’t! but i’m super happy he got the award
Okay, I'm in tears at David's speech. It hit hard, as I'm a 47 year old woman who was supposed to be a man, and didn't end up living my best true life because of pressure and fear, and now because I am married to a man who I love, but who is cis and straight. Allyship is what I have left, and it absolutely IS a big deal, and so is David!!
@sassymusic77 I'm so very sorry that society was and is such that you were unable to be your true self. I'm glad that it helps you when others like David speak out. Being an ally means being willing to speak up! All of my best and love to you. ❤️
@@Sendarya You know what's funny? Between you, David, and several wonderful queer and trans people in my life, I got the courage to speak to my husband about what I was feeling. We had a deep conversation about it, and it turns out he's okay with the idea of me transitioning at least somewhat. He's definitely okay with top surgery, only worried about side effects with HRT, and we're both in agreement that it's a no to bottom surgery (which would have been a no for me no matter what). This channel, and all the other fandom places I visit, plus the community around me have given me the strength to make a start, even if it is late. Better late than never! Thank you for your kindness!!
Even if you disagree with some life choices other people made: if you don't have anything nice to say, keep your mouth shut. Except - as David Tennant stated - OTHERS might get hurt (3rd party, neighter you nor them matter, if you HAVE to speak out)😅 As long as all act decent, just do the same and spare them your opinions, if they are not asked for. If YOU like it, stick to it: your life, your decision, no bad feelings (don't let OTHERS twist you - one way or the other)🎉🏳️🌈🏁😅
@@wolf1066 Me - being old school from the last millenium, can't cope with some of the newer concepts: but still - I would never attack anyone for the way they try to live! Please, don't call me names for just being HUMAN. I don't want anyone get hurt...
@@LisaBeta-42 And that's great. Sadly, there are so many people who still treat LGBTQIA+ people appallingly - just as people have mistreated People of Colour, Romani, women, left-handers, autistic/ADHD people and anyone else they felt was "inferior" or "wrong" for so long. It would be bloody awesome if people didn't do that; if everyone just let people be *who they really are* without mistreating them and we didn't need an award that says "hey, you're great at being a *decent human being* instead of one of the many nasty people out there". Sadly, we're not there, yet. People are no more "in control" of being LGBTQIA+ than they are of being a woman, left-handed, autistic or any given skin colour/ethnicity. These are all fundamental aspects of the way we were born and don't change, no matter how much someone beats you up and threatens to kill you if you love the "wrong" gender or write with the "wrong" hand. Ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexuality, writing hand and brain "wiring" are all things that we don't have a choice over, they're part of how we're born. Political views, religious beliefs and bigotry are all things that we *do* have a choice over - they're all things we may have _grown up with_ but we can change those views in the light of our own experiences and observations or if those views are harmful to other people. I'm going to be turning 61 soon, grew up in a time where it was socially and often *legally* acceptable to be sexist, racist and homophobic, when there were no diagnoses for ADHD and autism (so the kids were called "disobedient" and worse) - but it was easy to see the harm those views were doing and to recognise the hypocrisy of those telling me to be compassionate and understanding (and not to be sexist or racist) in one breath then being blatantly homophobic in the next or being outwardly supportive of our obviously gay cousin and later making comments about how it must be "a disappointment to a mother to have a son turn out to be queer" or casually promoting harmful stereotypes about gays being predatory (when none of the gay people I met were predatory)... In the face of that, I found it very easy to reject a large number of the prevailing views and beliefs about LGBTQIA+ people along with rejecting obviously wrong views about Māori and Pacific Islanders or women in the workplace.
That podcast was a wild ride, I tell you! Michael just decided to stick his nose into something years ago, and it came to fruition now. David (and Georgia!) goes from strength to strength as a gem of a person. I love that people throw big fighting words at him on social media, and he's blissfully unaware, moisturised, sunscreened, staying in his lane.
Every Pride Month, my neighbours have a battle. One side of the street goes full Pride fiesta with every permutation of Pride flag and banner and pennant imaginable, and across the road a very dull man nails up plain white wooden boards telling us we're all going to hell. Last weekend, someone put rainbow stickers on all his signs.
@@grAnita- It is based on numerous comments he has made, not just on this subject, but on a variety of others. That is how I determine how I feel about someone.....what they stand for....and what they stand against.
I’ve watched the video of David several times, and Georgia’s photos. As you said I’m always so impressed with people you use their position of fame and popularity to bring awareness to important and critical issues. Not only awareness but a commitment to actually do something about it. Thanks for including the link to the podcast. I haven’t been able to figure out how to find it.
Thanks. I've also seen that Quelin Sepulveda (Aka Muriel) will also be at the ACME comic con, which I would LOVE to go to, so will see if I can get over there!
Are we SURE David & Michael aren't ACTUAL angels (the TRULY good kind, not the kind in GO's Heaven)??? I mean, David is such an incredible ally for the LGBTQIA+ community, and Michael is an activist for a number of amazing causes, it's like... ah. They give me hope for humanity in that there are really, truly good people out there and they're doing good things because they CAN. I just... I 💖 them both just so so so much.
He loves he queer kid. That makes him a good dad in my book. I could have _never_ told my parents/family, so I just just stayed in the closet around them.
My father guessed and, other than one quiet and accepting conversation, we never talked about it. Mom made it clear she could never accept me. She didn't know, even unofficially. She died four months ago, not knowing her daughter was pansexual and had a decade long same-sex relationship.
@@Sendarya I agree. My daughter is cis/het. But if she came to me and told me otherwise, I would tell her that I love her and she is my child, and as long as she is safe and happy, I'm okay with it.
I'd LOVE to buy this Pin 🤩 Unfortunately, they don't do shippings to my country.🥺 Gotta love Georgia & David! ❤ Have you ever thought "What if an idol of mine, someone I adore in amy way, turns out to be a huge prick...", or been nervous for a second, when a quote, video, text if a celebrity you're a fan of, regarding an important issue appears, praying for them NOT to turn out to be a racist, a homophobe, a transphobe, an antisemitic, an islamophobe, a covidiot, a misogynist, a toxic person ... ? I am so happy, that David Tennant, Michael Sheen and so many others are decent, supportive human beings & allys and that this little glimpse of fear was never founded in my case (and hopefully never will be).
YES! I know that feeling, and I think a lot of us know the sinking feeling when they fail (looks sadly at my McGonagall action figure). I keep that figure on my shelf because Maggie Smith is a queen and I love her and she's a good person, but it also reminds me of something I used to love that's now gone as well.
Online idiots, lol! I love these two and so happy I'm getting to know them now...but only because I just happened to watch "Good Omens" back in 2019! Wahoo!!! Happy pride to everybody all year long, every year and forever more! 💖💖💖
If it's helpful at all where I'm at, Pride is in July. So technically, you're not late celebrating here, lol. It's always a wonder to see what David Tennant and Michael Sheen are up to. They always have the right things to say and say them so compassionately. ❤ They say a picture says a thousand words. This picture screams, "we're the authors of Good Omens." Don't those quotes just sound like they're straight from Aziraphale and Crowley mouth? 😂
The sound for the speech at the end is gone. Found another user who posted the speech and the sound was gone for that one too. Had to turn on captions so I could know what he said. Edit: it suddenly started working, on both videos. I didn't do anything to fix it. I'm creeped out. Feels like yt shenanigans blocking content.
I'm actually going up to Glasgow for the con! I'm more southeast of the UK so it'll be a trip, but certainly one to remember. I can't wait to actually see the Bentley in person and hopefully meet Tim Downey! Along with the whole David Tennant speech, our silly prime minister Rishi, has decided to put him on blast on Twitter, not realising he has quite the supportive fan base. No doubt he's losing voters this upcoming election
He's so right, we shouldn't need to hand out medals for basic human decency and common sense. But in a world where it seems rare sometimes, there's noone who deserves it more.
Lovely! Thank you! God, I love David and Michael! What wonderful human beings they are! ❤ I wish I could attend the Comicon but it is literally the other end of the UK from me (about ten hours on the train) I will have to content myself with looking at other fan's photos. Love is love, people! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
Exactly! I'm sorry you can't make the con. 10 hours is quite long, and you'd have to probably stay overnight then. Hopefully there will be closer cons!
There's no sound for me either. I had to use the captions - yes I'm talking about the full speech at the end. I found another clip of it posted by someone else. Same, no sound. Edit: it suddenly started working, on both videos. I didn't do anything to fix it. I'm creeped out. Feels like yt shenanigans blocking content.
I'm sorry, but I'm really quite disappointed you didn't also at least lightly criticise David Tennant for wishing the only black woman in government out of existence and to shut up because he doesn't agree with what she says. Her job is Equality and women's protection and thus literally to speak on those issues. But while he can put his view across, she should just shut up?! I've loved David Tennant since I first saw him in Doctor Who I've watched lots of stuff, including Good Omens, simply because he was in it. But his comments about Kemi Badenock were appalling to me and the fact that you didn't even mention it but sold his whole speech as all 'humble, genuine, showing LOVE and EMPATHY' unfortunately has me unsubscribing. Like David Tennant said, I don't wish ill of you... just that you weren't a fucking hypocrite, or that you had qualified your comment with 'but only to those who agree with him'. I do want to thank you for your videos that I previously enjoyed immensely, and wish you all the best - Because unlike Tennant I'm not an asshole so I'm not going to try and take away you're right to say whatever you want, or even give your video a thumbs down. Take care
Well, thank you for your honesty, telling me you aren't an asshole while also calling me a "fucking hypocrite" for having a different opinion than you. I am not someone who foments drama in my videos. But I don't support terfs. You can't pull the race and sex card when the race and sex of the person in question was not the issue, it was her policy and opinion of other people that was being criticized. Anyone can be criticized if you disagree with them. Being a woman doesn't give you free license to say anything you like. Women can hold terrible opinions, and make harmful policies. I will leave your comment, and my response up, for others to see and make their own judgement. If I lose subs over it, so be it. When it comes to LGBT rights, I know where I stand, and I'm willing to die on this hill. I'm just a nobody lady on YouYube, but like David, I say "You will have to go through ME." However, I will not call you names, as you did with me. You do have a right to your opinion, even if I disagree with it. Peace, sister, peace.
@@Sendaryatotally agree: you can’t pull the race and sex card when that wasn’t the issue. The huge fuss being made by certain people and places here *always* mentions those things, and it was about neither, nor did he say or imply it was. Tennant is one of the kindest, most compassionate people in a profession that can be very surface/shallow, and I’m very grateful to you for this video and what you say in it. I only came out as non binary about five years ago, in my 60s. It’s never too late. And I remember well how attitudes were when I was growing up in the 60/70s. Many thanks and love from this Weegie(Glasgow person)🏴❤
Good for David. He's getting so much flak right now because he went after a member of the British government who says and does terrible things against the LGBTQIA+community. He's not afraid to use his voice and I admire him for it.
Yes, I saw that "controversy", and decided not to comment on it at this time. Those people don't need more of a voice. I agree, I love that he is not afraid!!
Yeaeaeah, while that politician will (hopefully? most likely? definitely?) no longer be anything more than an MP after the upcoming elections, David will continue to be a national treasure.
What terrible things has she said and done against the LGBTQIA+ community? And he`s asking somebody to shut up...that`s not using your voice, that`s trying to deny someone else their voice.
@@doobat708 MPs still have power to speak for their constituents...remember that...other peoples` opinions...and will have the democratic right to express their mandated opinion.
@@barryledgister4496 It's not my job to educate you on the things that woman has said and done with regards to the LGBTQIA community, especially the trans community. You'll either look her up or you won't . David has been an advocate for the trans community for a long time now and has used his voice in opposition of the hate and vitriol and the hypocrisy that person espouses on a regular basis. Him finally telling her to shut up mirrors the anger and frustration that many of us have with her and people like her. It was a very human moment for David and most of us get that. It's up to you to look up her dangerous rhetoric and actions. Considering that a majority of Brits and Americans agree with him he's going to be just fine. Btw her response to him was to hurl racist insults at him. She doesn't have the moral high ground. Enjoy your weekend and be safe.
David has now also had a trashing from our Prime Minister. He, like Michael, is brave and principled, and they both deserve all the support we can give them. Good on you both!
Yes! ❤️ Standing up and taking a beating from those in power, they are both brave.
They`re not lone voices in the dark speaking up for powerless people. David Tennant is just the actors wing of the powerful LGBTQIA+ community and orgs. In fact where are the Labour MPs and lobbyists speaking alongside him? Even people at the award weren`t getting onside. Sometimes, if you`re a lone voice, that`s because few people agree with you.
i just love david tennant so much, also so happy to hear he mentioned that it shouldn’t be an award because it shouldn’t! but i’m super happy he got the award
Okay, I'm in tears at David's speech. It hit hard, as I'm a 47 year old woman who was supposed to be a man, and didn't end up living my best true life because of pressure and fear, and now because I am married to a man who I love, but who is cis and straight. Allyship is what I have left, and it absolutely IS a big deal, and so is David!!
@sassymusic77 I'm so very sorry that society was and is such that you were unable to be your true self. I'm glad that it helps you when others like David speak out. Being an ally means being willing to speak up! All of my best and love to you. ❤️
@@Sendarya You know what's funny? Between you, David, and several wonderful queer and trans people in my life, I got the courage to speak to my husband about what I was feeling. We had a deep conversation about it, and it turns out he's okay with the idea of me transitioning at least somewhat. He's definitely okay with top surgery, only worried about side effects with HRT, and we're both in agreement that it's a no to bottom surgery (which would have been a no for me no matter what).
This channel, and all the other fandom places I visit, plus the community around me have given me the strength to make a start, even if it is late. Better late than never! Thank you for your kindness!!
All the best!
David and Michael are both such good people. In a world so full of darkness, they - and Neil - bring all the light they can, and I’m so grateful.
I agree with David on this. We shouldn't *_need_* to have an award for "being a basically decent human being". Glad he got that award, though.
Even if you disagree with some life choices other people made: if you don't have anything nice to say, keep your mouth shut. Except - as David Tennant stated - OTHERS might get hurt (3rd party, neighter you nor them matter, if you HAVE to speak out)😅
As long as all act decent, just do the same and spare them your opinions, if they are not asked for. If YOU like it, stick to it: your life, your decision, no bad feelings (don't let OTHERS twist you - one way or the other)🎉🏳️🌈🏁😅
@@LisaBeta-42 ??? Are you under the impression that I disapprove of something/someone? Or am I misunderstanding what you mean by your reply?
@@wolf1066 Me - being old school from the last millenium, can't cope with some of the newer concepts: but still - I would never attack anyone for the way they try to live! Please, don't call me names for just being HUMAN. I don't want anyone get hurt...
@@LisaBeta-42 And that's great.
Sadly, there are so many people who still treat LGBTQIA+ people appallingly - just as people have mistreated People of Colour, Romani, women, left-handers, autistic/ADHD people and anyone else they felt was "inferior" or "wrong" for so long.
It would be bloody awesome if people didn't do that; if everyone just let people be *who they really are* without mistreating them and we didn't need an award that says "hey, you're great at being a *decent human being* instead of one of the many nasty people out there". Sadly, we're not there, yet.
People are no more "in control" of being LGBTQIA+ than they are of being a woman, left-handed, autistic or any given skin colour/ethnicity. These are all fundamental aspects of the way we were born and don't change, no matter how much someone beats you up and threatens to kill you if you love the "wrong" gender or write with the "wrong" hand.
Ethnicity, sex, gender identity, sexuality, writing hand and brain "wiring" are all things that we don't have a choice over, they're part of how we're born.
Political views, religious beliefs and bigotry are all things that we *do* have a choice over - they're all things we may have _grown up with_ but we can change those views in the light of our own experiences and observations or if those views are harmful to other people.
I'm going to be turning 61 soon, grew up in a time where it was socially and often *legally* acceptable to be sexist, racist and homophobic, when there were no diagnoses for ADHD and autism (so the kids were called "disobedient" and worse) - but it was easy to see the harm those views were doing and to recognise the hypocrisy of those telling me to be compassionate and understanding (and not to be sexist or racist) in one breath then being blatantly homophobic in the next or being outwardly supportive of our obviously gay cousin and later making comments about how it must be "a disappointment to a mother to have a son turn out to be queer" or casually promoting harmful stereotypes about gays being predatory (when none of the gay people I met were predatory)...
In the face of that, I found it very easy to reject a large number of the prevailing views and beliefs about LGBTQIA+ people along with rejecting obviously wrong views about Māori and Pacific Islanders or women in the workplace.
can we love him more?
Oh, it's difficult, but he probably can make us! 😊
so blessed to live in the wolrd at the same time as David and Michal do, honestly words cant express what good they bring to the world
That podcast was a wild ride, I tell you! Michael just decided to stick his nose into something years ago, and it came to fruition now.
David (and Georgia!) goes from strength to strength as a gem of a person. I love that people throw big fighting words at him on social media, and he's blissfully unaware, moisturised, sunscreened, staying in his lane.
today i learned i have several lgbt+ neighbors/supporters-flags were out. i live in a nice neighborhood!
happy pride month
Every Pride Month, my neighbours have a battle. One side of the street goes full Pride fiesta with every permutation of Pride flag and banner and pennant imaginable, and across the road a very dull man nails up plain white wooden boards telling us we're all going to hell. Last weekend, someone put rainbow stickers on all his signs.
@@FunkyLittlePoptart I would say that`s bullying a man, defacement of property, and harassment. I hope he brings charges.
I adore David. He is a genuinely good, decent Human Being (unlike the "people" who are attacking him). I love him even more now.
@@grAnita- It is based on numerous comments he has made, not just on this subject, but on a variety of others. That is how I determine how I feel about someone.....what they stand for....and what they stand against.
I’ve watched the video of David several times, and Georgia’s photos. As you said I’m always so impressed with people you use their position of fame and popularity to bring awareness to important and critical issues. Not only awareness but a commitment to actually do something about it. Thanks for including the link to the podcast. I haven’t been able to figure out how to find it.
Thanks. I've also seen that Quelin Sepulveda (Aka Muriel) will also be at the ACME comic con, which I would LOVE to go to, so will see if I can get over there!
Fantastic! I missed that. I would love to see them as well!
Did you notice that both of the kids with individual pride pictures had their hair done with a braid on one side a la Crawley at the flood?!! Love it!
We don't deserve David Tennant he is genuinely one of the kindest celebrities out there with a very lucky wife
Yes!!
Good News, everyone! Thank you Sendarya for telling us!
Gods I’m sorry about recent news about Neil Gaiman.
Are we SURE David & Michael aren't ACTUAL angels (the TRULY good kind, not the kind in GO's Heaven)??? I mean, David is such an incredible ally for the LGBTQIA+ community, and Michael is an activist for a number of amazing causes, it's like... ah. They give me hope for humanity in that there are really, truly good people out there and they're doing good things because they CAN. I just... I 💖 them both just so so so much.
He loves he queer kid. That makes him a good dad in my book. I could have _never_ told my parents/family, so I just just stayed in the closet around them.
My father guessed and, other than one quiet and accepting conversation, we never talked about it. Mom made it clear she could never accept me. She didn't know, even unofficially. She died four months ago, not knowing her daughter was pansexual and had a decade long same-sex relationship.
I am SO sorry your family closed you off that way. Parents should love their children unconditionally, period, and support them in who they are.
@@Sendarya I agree. My daughter is cis/het. But if she came to me and told me otherwise, I would tell her that I love her and she is my child, and as long as she is safe and happy, I'm okay with it.
Thank you, as always, for the nice video and the updates.
Its always good to see public figures support lgbtq full on! It's great help paving the road to acceptance, tolerance brings more tolerance.
That's absolutely amazing! I had no idea about all of this. Thanks!
davids right in his speech.
is he wearing a kilt?😊
I'd LOVE to buy this Pin 🤩
Unfortunately, they don't do shippings to my country.🥺
Gotta love Georgia & David! ❤
Have you ever thought "What if an idol of mine, someone I adore in amy way, turns out to be a huge prick...", or been nervous for a second, when a quote, video, text if a celebrity you're a fan of, regarding an important issue appears, praying for them NOT to turn out to be a racist, a homophobe, a transphobe, an antisemitic, an islamophobe, a covidiot, a misogynist, a toxic person ... ?
I am so happy, that David Tennant, Michael Sheen and so many others are decent, supportive human beings & allys and that this little glimpse of fear was never founded in my case (and hopefully never will be).
YES! I know that feeling, and I think a lot of us know the sinking feeling when they fail (looks sadly at my McGonagall action figure). I keep that figure on my shelf because Maggie Smith is a queen and I love her and she's a good person, but it also reminds me of something I used to love that's now gone as well.
It really warms my heart to see celebrities who genuinely care
I first saw that photo in 1991 on the back of what came to be one of my favorite books of all time
David Tennant is one of my favorite humans. :)
Yes!! ❤️
Wow ❤ good speach ever
Online idiots, lol! I love these two and so happy I'm getting to know them now...but only because I just happened to watch "Good Omens" back in 2019! Wahoo!!! Happy pride to everybody all year long, every year and forever more! 💖💖💖
I love David.
If it's helpful at all where I'm at, Pride is in July. So technically, you're not late celebrating here, lol. It's always a wonder to see what David Tennant and Michael Sheen are up to. They always have the right things to say and say them so compassionately. ❤ They say a picture says a thousand words. This picture screams, "we're the authors of Good Omens." Don't those quotes just sound like they're straight from Aziraphale and Crowley mouth? 😂
I WANT THE TARDIS PIN 😍
(also he is lovely)
Me too!!
This is wonderful news update, thanks as always
A wonderful news bit. But also.. WHERE did David get that incredible moth suit jacket from??? It's stunning
Right? I'll look into that!!
We all deserve love and Freeform to choese 😎
The sound for the speech at the end is gone. Found another user who posted the speech and the sound was gone for that one too. Had to turn on captions so I could know what he said. Edit: it suddenly started working, on both videos. I didn't do anything to fix it. I'm creeped out. Feels like yt shenanigans blocking content.
I'm glad the sound is now returned. that does sound like RUclips shenanigans!
Gotta love both ❤
I'm actually going up to Glasgow for the con! I'm more southeast of the UK so it'll be a trip, but certainly one to remember.
I can't wait to actually see the Bentley in person and hopefully meet Tim Downey!
Along with the whole David Tennant speech, our silly prime minister Rishi, has decided to put him on blast on Twitter, not realising he has quite the supportive fan base. No doubt he's losing voters this upcoming election
I'm so happy for you, getting to attend! I hear the actor playing Muriel will be there as well. I bet you will have so much fun. Enjoy the trip!
He's so right, we shouldn't need to hand out medals for basic human decency and common sense. But in a world where it seems rare sometimes, there's noone who deserves it more.
Exactly!
Lovely! Thank you! God, I love David and Michael! What wonderful human beings they are! ❤
I wish I could attend the Comicon but it is literally the other end of the UK from me (about ten hours on the train) I will have to content myself with looking at other fan's photos.
Love is love, people! ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤
Exactly!
I'm sorry you can't make the con. 10 hours is quite long, and you'd have to probably stay overnight then. Hopefully there will be closer cons!
@@SendaryaThanks! I hope so! Our nearest city is Plymouth, which is about 20 miles away, so that would be amazing! ❤️
I love your videos! But why aren't you talking about Ineffable Con, which is less than a month away?
Don't worry, we have more pre-ineffable con videos in the works. A lot of content!!
I am a mum of four. One of each.
My old car was in the first season of Good Omen.
How exciting!!! You'll have to point it out for us someday :)
@@Sendarya I called her Katy. She is blue. She has a birds name.
That's both sweet and amazing ❤️
There's no sound for the acceptance speech...
Hi there! The speech starts at 06:16, and the sound works fine. You might be looking at the short clip of it earlier. Enjoy!
@@Sendarya Oh, ok! XD
There's no sound for me either. I had to use the captions - yes I'm talking about the full speech at the end. I found another clip of it posted by someone else. Same, no sound. Edit: it suddenly started working, on both videos. I didn't do anything to fix it. I'm creeped out. Feels like yt shenanigans blocking content.
I need you to address the awful news about Neil Gaimen. I need to hear your take on it.
I will not be sharing my opinions on that news, aside from the opinion that we are a wonderful fandom, and the fandom itself will survive this.
I'm sorry, but I'm really quite disappointed you didn't also at least lightly criticise David Tennant for wishing the only black woman in government out of existence and to shut up because he doesn't agree with what she says.
Her job is Equality and women's protection and thus literally to speak on those issues. But while he can put his view across, she should just shut up?!
I've loved David Tennant since I first saw him in Doctor Who I've watched lots of stuff, including Good Omens, simply because he was in it.
But his comments about Kemi Badenock were appalling to me and the fact that you didn't even mention it but sold his whole speech as all 'humble, genuine, showing LOVE and EMPATHY' unfortunately has me unsubscribing.
Like David Tennant said, I don't wish ill of you... just that you weren't a fucking hypocrite, or that you had qualified your comment with 'but only to those who agree with him'.
I do want to thank you for your videos that I previously enjoyed immensely, and wish you all the best -
Because unlike Tennant I'm not an asshole so I'm not going to try and take away you're right to say whatever you want, or even give your video a thumbs down.
Take care
Well, thank you for your honesty, telling me you aren't an asshole while also calling me a "fucking hypocrite" for having a different opinion than you. I am not someone who foments drama in my videos. But I don't support terfs. You can't pull the race and sex card when the race and sex of the person in question was not the issue, it was her policy and opinion of other people that was being criticized. Anyone can be criticized if you disagree with them. Being a woman doesn't give you free license to say anything you like. Women can hold terrible opinions, and make harmful policies.
I will leave your comment, and my response up, for others to see and make their own judgement. If I lose subs over it, so be it. When it comes to LGBT rights, I know where I stand, and I'm willing to die on this hill. I'm just a nobody lady on YouYube, but like David, I say "You will have to go through ME."
However, I will not call you names, as you did with me. You do have a right to your opinion, even if I disagree with it.
Peace, sister, peace.
@@Sendaryatotally agree: you can’t pull the race and sex card when that wasn’t the issue. The huge fuss being made by certain people and places here *always* mentions those things, and it was about neither, nor did he say or imply it was. Tennant is one of the kindest, most compassionate people in a profession that can be very surface/shallow, and I’m very grateful to you for this video and what you say in it. I only came out as non binary about five years ago, in my 60s. It’s never too late. And I remember well how attitudes were when I was growing up in the 60/70s. Many thanks and love from this Weegie(Glasgow person)🏴❤