I consider 2019s Chernobyl to be a spiritual sequel to season 1, there I said it11mo ⋅ XtroSpeical ⋅ r/TheTerror
Just finished watching season 1 for the first time and had to draw Hickey, the human embodiment of slamming your shin into the corner of a glass coffee table:3yr ⋅ shoomlah ⋅ r/TheTerror
When you’re 15 months into Northwest Passage and Die and he gives you this look1yr ⋅ scrapingby4 ⋅ r/TheTerror
176 years OTD: Sir John Franklin dies during the second year of the expedition, (11/06/1847).11mo ⋅ Practical-Iron-9065 ⋅ r/TheTerror
A comparison of the same areas on the two shipwrecks of the Franklin Expedition, which disappeared in the Arctic while looking for a Northwest Passage in 1845.1yr ⋅ Sebastianlim ⋅ r/TheTerror
Working at a dock through the winter. What else am I supposed to do when I'm an hour early for shift?1yr ⋅ reeddawnvaka ⋅ r/TheTerror
Striking colourized versions of the original daguerreotypes, produced by Ross Day. Well illustrates in particular, Crozier's premature greying and Stanley's positive delight with himself.2yr ⋅ Loud-Quiet-Loud ⋅ r/TheTerror
Tinned meat from the Franklin expedition (1845) that saw its entire crew dying while trying to find the North-West passage, the tin cans may have been contaminated with lead [1280x1280]1yr ⋅ Doktor_musmatta ⋅ r/TheTerror
For anyone that loves The Terror, I highly recommend The North Water, Colin Farrells best performance in my opinion8mo ⋅ Djtrickyyy ⋅ r/TheTerror
I just finished both seasons. This might be one of the most underrated and overlooked performances of this decade.4yr ⋅ pbonnp ⋅ r/TheTerror
'Man proposes, God disposes' a painting based on the Franklin expedition that currently hangs in Royal Holloway University of London and is covered every year during exams as it is allegedly haunted.3yr ⋅ bambarella66 ⋅ r/TheTerror
And in Jacob's dream he saw the invisible world, companion to the known one we perceive with its rocks and moon; its ice fields and brute animals and all the people we know, have ever known and will ever know3yr ⋅ johnny_urbo ⋅ r/TheTerror
I need more book recommendations to satiate my thirst for the Franklin expedition1yr ⋅ Doodlebug23 ⋅ r/TheTerror
And just as David Young is at the gates...so, too, are we. And now is our moment to stride through them, to our glory and to our destiny3yr ⋅ johnny_urbo ⋅ r/TheTerror
I am with thee, and will keep thee in all places wherever thou goest, for I will not leave thee3yr ⋅ johnny_urbo ⋅ r/TheTerror
I never understood this part. Was this done by some of the other survivors gone 'mad', a tribe or something else?2yr ⋅ dcloisN85 ⋅ r/TheTerror
Easter Eggs: The Great Dickens-Rae Media War of 1854 (Discussion in the comments)1yr ⋅ FistOfTheWorstMen ⋅ r/TheTerror
Ice Master James Reid of the HMS Erebus - the most tragic sailor of the expedition?3yr ⋅ Get_Em_Puppy ⋅ r/TheTerror
A text-to-image AI's interpretation of one of the Franklin expedition ships beset in ice.2yr ⋅ monolith1986 ⋅ r/TheTerror
Wreck of 1826-built HMS Erebus off the north shore of Nunavut, Canada3yr ⋅ SmokingTanuki ⋅ r/TheTerror
Y'all should give this a shot if you haven't yet, it's a great companion to The Terror S12yr ⋅ TETSU0000000 ⋅ r/TheTerror
Why did Crozier close an open locker with the letters “E.C.” on it as they were abandoning ship?3yr ⋅ age_of_bronze ⋅ r/TheTerror
I named my fantasy football team the K.W. Island Tuunbaqs and made this custom logo...5yr ⋅ CombinedSupply ⋅ r/TheTerror
Empty cans from Franklin's lost expedition (1845) still litter the grounds of Beechey Island in the Canadian Arctic.6yr ⋅ imasexypurplealien ⋅ r/TheTerror
So the terror is set in the 1840s, were sawn off or break action shotguns invented by then?2yr ⋅ WantsToDieBadly ⋅ r/TheTerror
Why does Mr.Crozier decides not to return to England, even after coming in contact with the admiralty?3yr ⋅ JADESUT ⋅ r/TheTerror
Visited the memorial to Erebus and Terror in London. Previously unknown remains, now thought to belong to Goodsir, are buried underneath.6yr ⋅ TyrellCorp19 ⋅ r/TheTerror
The Franklin Expedition wasn’t Terror’s first time getting trapped in Arctic ice. ‘Perilous position of H.M.S. Terror, Captain Back, in the Arctic Regions in the summer of 1837, ' painted by that expedition’s 1st Lieutenant. Looks just like the show’s setting.5yr ⋅ GlobalConnection3 ⋅ r/TheTerror
The real James Fitzjames describing Harry Goodsir and their friendship, 18455yr ⋅ nosleeptilmanhattan ⋅ r/TheTerror
You may not know this, but the show was actually based on a 2008 novel by Australian author Nick Bland - I'd recommend checking it out!6yr ⋅ Krongu ⋅ r/TheTerror
The real commanding officers of Erebus and Terror: Vice Admiral Sir John Franklin, Commander (later Captain) James Fitzjames, and Captain Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier. Taken the day of the expedition's departure, 1845.5yr ⋅ nosleeptilmanhattan ⋅ r/TheTerror
Yes, they really did have those funny little goggle sunglasses. The blue-lensed pair Fitzjames wears in 1x07 is based on a real pair found among other debris from the expedition. At other points in the show, Hodgson and Crozier wear the same type with different lenses.5yr ⋅ nosleeptilmanhattan ⋅ r/TheTerror
A real Goldner's tin retrieved from the aftermath of the exhibition, and now thought to have probably not contributed much to the men's fate.5yr ⋅ nosleeptilmanhattan ⋅ r/TheTerror
Saw the real Victory Point note at Death in the Ice yesterday and had a very emotional moment.5yr ⋅ nosleeptilmanhattan ⋅ r/TheTerror
The fatal problem with Captain Crozier’s alternative plan in Episode 1 (“Go For Broke”)5yr ⋅ FistOfTheWorstMen ⋅ r/TheTerror
Guess which Englishman got too excited at the thought of owning the series on Blu-ray and forgot to check if it was Region Locked first?6yr ⋅ razuhuzar ⋅ r/TheTerror
I was taking an MCAT practice test and this very interesting passage came up! It was near the end of a tiring 1.5 hour section and it definitely gave me an emotional boost towards the end.5yr ⋅ SpookyMulder26 ⋅ r/TheTerror
Yupik mask of the mountain dwelling tuunraq demon of the hunt, the 'Keeper of the game'.6yr ⋅ Enleat ⋅ r/TheTerror
Adam Nagaitis was the comic relief in Liam Neeson’s The Commuter. “That’s Mr. Hickey!”6yr ⋅ BillBsBrain ⋅ r/TheTerror
So according to google maps the crew only traveled 150 miles after leaving the ship on foot. That doesn't seem much.5yr ⋅ coffepotty ⋅ r/TheTerror
When this scene appeared...it felt like a crossover episode from Game of Thrones6yr ⋅ EaudeAgnes ⋅ r/TheTerror
When you wanted to watch The Thing but you accidentally watched The Terror instead6yr ⋅ 666_goats_666 ⋅ r/TheTerror
Decided to reread the terror prior to the shows premier and I found the receipt in the pages from when I borrowed it 5 years ago6yr ⋅ karns1041 ⋅ r/TheTerror
