FIRST TIME WATCHING: Peacemaker S1E1
Hey folks!
It's time to dive into a new series...Peacemaker! Already enjoying how funny this show is.
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VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/X-x7UyW2kI4
Original Series: Peacemaker
Comments (17)
Nats face to the intro was so good! LMAO
Every episode has a little post credit scene, not important but very funny!
Loved the confusion during the opening but how about the look of her face when he grabbed a “microphone” to sing along to the record lol.
Your face during the opening dance number was priceless.
The end credit scenes are funny. Kinda like improvs
You'll definitely want to watch the end credits scenes which are at the end of most, if not every, episode. They aren't mandatory like Marvel end credits scenes which set up vital information. But they are fun. They're like how most end credits scenes in movies used to be pre-MCU, just fun little Easter eggs. Kind of like the one in Superman 2025 with Superman and Mister Terrific and the badly reassembled building, which was also a James Gunn project like this. Also, and this is future thinking, but in case you were wondering, the timeline for the DCU thus far is: The Suicide Squad 2021 (mostly canon) Peacemaker season 1 (mostly canon) Blue Beetle film (mostly canon; optional but decent) Creature Commandos season 1 Superman 2025 Peacemaker season 2 The "mostly canon" stuff is because those projects used to be part of the previous DCEU with Man of Steel and such. They mostly carried over into the new universe dubbed the DCU, which is a soft reboot of this movie and TV franchise. Confusing I know, but the best attitude to have is just enjoy the movie or show if it's good, and how much of these projects are canon will be revealed later.
I loved Nats reaction to the intro sequence, she had her mouth wide open through the intro lol...
The silent jaw drop for the entire intro was great hahaha
One of the best, and funniest, shows of the past few years. This, The Boys, Andor, and Severance.
you're reaction to that intro card is fucking hilarious lmao never seen this show
Oh yeah, Natalie -- FYI, all these episodes have post credits scenes. They're mostly just fun, but be careful you don't overlook them.
Now that you've started this show, I have one very important question to ask you... DO YOU REALLY WANNA DO YOU REALLY WANNA TASTE IT?!
The first episode is a bit much to get easily comfortable with the show but you will learn to love these characters.
The stunned, slaw-jawed silence in reaction to the intro, chef's kiss!
There are end credit scenes after (almost?) each episode. Just a bonus scene and few extra jokes. You can afford to miss it, but it's fun, you know lol
Eagly is the goodest boi of all time
What do you get when John Cena and a bunch of co-stars dance in a studio while lacking expression to a glam rock song? The best intro ever. This song is called "Do You Wanna Taste It?" by Wig Wam. The opening dance sequence sets the tone for the whole show. This is also James Gunn's way to convince people to NOT press the skip button to acknowledge all the people who worked on this show. You might not recognize him right away, but that's Chukwudi Iwuji (Choo-koo-dee Ee-woo-gee). He portrayed the High Evolutionary in Guardians Volume 3, and his contribution to this show is how he got the role in the first place. During production of this show (they filmed the first season in Vancouver by the way), James Gunn told Chuck (short for Chukwudi) that he was gonna go work on Volume 3 as soon as he was done working on this show. He offered Chuck to audition for the role of the High Evolutionary right then and there. He liked his performance so much that he gave him the role on the spot. By the way, there’s a podcast tied to this show. James Gunn sits down with Jennifer Holland (Harcourt) who’s also his real-life wife and Steve Agee (John Economos; the mos in the end pronounced as mus). Both of them were part of Waller’s comms team at Belle Reve tracking and monitoring the Suicide Squad. They had minor roles in the movie (Steve also did motion capture body work for King Shark), but here as part of the main cast they get to do a lot more. In each episode of the podcast, they talk about each episode of the show as they go along including some trivia that hadn’t been shared before. It’s available wherever you can stream podcasts, but you can also see their faces as they have also uploaded the whole thing to YouTube.
