Spoilers Peacemaker: Season 2 - Discussion and Spoilers
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I'm sorry, what is the political correct term now? Sometimes it's hard to keep up.
People of color. "Colored" has been out of fashion since the last century. Non-White will do as well.
Just remember that the current term will almost always be longer than the old one. So if the one you're gonna use is short it's probably wrong.
One has more of a "history" than the other. And I leave it at that
Oh man, I loved Economos in this episode, the shitting on the ARGUS team was fun as hell.
Meanwhile, Rick Flag Sr. goes there and uses Harcourt's desperate situation to pit her against Chris.
And, of course, we learn the origin of the doorway.
So, after watching the episode, now it's time to listen to the podcast, this time joined by Tim Meadows (and James Gunn explains how bird blindness works):
Meanwhile, Rick Flag Sr. goes there and uses Harcourt's desperate situation to pit her against Chris.
And, of course, we learn the origin of the doorway.
So, after watching the episode, now it's time to listen to the podcast, this time joined by Tim Meadows (and James Gunn explains how bird blindness works):
The next episode preview was a bit surreal given recent events.
I was glad to see a partial explanation for the door. Flag using Harcourt like that pissed me off. Rooker is nuts.
I love how aggressively not a traditional superhero show this is, even compared to S1. Everyone is struggling and miserable and it's an extremely slow burn. It hasnt even been very action focused, we're just getting everyone show how they feel in the current moment.
Though it is admittedly my one big critisism too, it's clear there's a build up to the last 3 episodes but nobody in our 11 Street Kids group has really done anything action wise either, other than Peacemaker. Harcourt's just being self destructive so they dont really count as action scenes, Adebyo and Vigilante have mostly just been there for Chris but Vigilante especially is aggressively just "there" this season waiting for his chance to do something.
Though it is admittedly my one big critisism too, it's clear there's a build up to the last 3 episodes but nobody in our 11 Street Kids group has really done anything action wise either, other than Peacemaker. Harcourt's just being self destructive so they dont really count as action scenes, Adebyo and Vigilante have mostly just been there for Chris but Vigilante especially is aggressively just "there" this season waiting for his chance to do something.
The fight choreography is great in this show. The fight scenes with Harcourt in the bar and now Flag beating up Chris looked absolutely brutal. But the MVP in this episode goes to Eagly. When all the eagles show up and surround the eagle hunter and Eagly gives the primal cry, it was epic.
I do wonder when the team uses the portal generator, will they go to other parallel worlds, not the one Chris went to? And will we get weird superhero cameos when they visit other parallel worlds like an alternate Batman?
I do wonder when the team uses the portal generator, will they go to other parallel worlds, not the one Chris went to? And will we get weird superhero cameos when they visit other parallel worlds like an alternate Batman?
I loved all the birds ganging up on the hunter. But then, I'm rather vicious about harm to animals.
Red St. Wild learned the hard way you do not mess with the Prime Eagle. Also, nice fake-out there, I know some people were very worried about that motherfucker harming Eagly.
Now we learn that Harcourt did not in fact betray Chris, because she actually warned him not to come, and of course he is so full of himself to ignore that warning.
And Rick Sr. is a really good puzzle, you can't quite tell if he's just really calculating or really good at bullshitting people that he's really calculating. I guess time will tell. Though I'm expecting Rick Sr. to meet alternate Rick Jr. before the season ends.
And, of course, now that we've watched that episode, it is time again for the podcast, this time with none other than the eagle-murdering scumbag himself, Michael Rooker:
Also, kinda funny how the podcast is almost twice as long as the episode itself.
Now we learn that Harcourt did not in fact betray Chris, because she actually warned him not to come, and of course he is so full of himself to ignore that warning.
And Rick Sr. is a really good puzzle, you can't quite tell if he's just really calculating or really good at bullshitting people that he's really calculating. I guess time will tell. Though I'm expecting Rick Sr. to meet alternate Rick Jr. before the season ends.
And, of course, now that we've watched that episode, it is time again for the podcast, this time with none other than the eagle-murdering scumbag himself, Michael Rooker:
Also, kinda funny how the podcast is almost twice as long as the episode itself.
Was this the episode in which Otis and Happersen from Superman appeared? Did they have speaking parts?
If we do, I don't think Batman will be one of them.
Another episode where it felt mostly like set up for the next. Short too.
Or Batfleck. That would be one hell of a win.
I enjoy every episode because the characters are always fun to spend time with, but it does feel like episodes 4 and 5 could have been easily combined into one.
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