Watchmen

Ozy doesn't appear to be on the Moon, he's on one of

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Jupiter's moons

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Likely Europa, Ganymede, Lo or Calisto, as they're more than barren rocks.

Yeah, I'm not even going to continue speculating on Ozy at this point. Seems like his story takes unexpected turns every week.

Anyway, this episode was solid. It was cool seeing

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the 1985 squid

Yep. It just gets weirder and weirder.

And yeah, seeing

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the squid was great. As was seeing the effects from a character's POV who was in the blast radius.

With that said, Ozy

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creating a video where he reveals that he was behind the squid seems to be completely against his character. It was a cool scene, but I was not at all a fan.

Every one of of Ozy's eps signifies that a year has passed from his perspective.

Episode 8 is titled: "A God Walks into a Bar", hoping that means we get Dr. M and his blue swinging dong

I don't expect Manhattan to pop-up until the final episode, tbh... So seeing him before that would be a nice surprise. 👆

Finally got a break and got to catch up on the last 4 episodes. The season has been fantastic so far (last episode especially, I hope every episode is the same level of quality moving forward). Ozy and Looking Glass have consistently been the best parts of the show. I've warmed up to Sister Night too.

I still don't like Silk Specter. Wasn't interested in the original comic, didn't like her in the movie, don't like her here. I get they're trying to characterize her as Comedian-lite having been kind of fed up with life, but she doesn't pull it off well IMO.

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So Ozy was obviously imprisoned on Jupiter's moon by Manhattan right? There's no one else with that kind of capability. He said he'd been trapped on the moon for 4 years, but the first episode of the season said he had just been declared dead. If Manhattan is involved, he wasn't alone.

Also, holy lol @

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Lube-Man. He's obviously Blakes assistant right?

Originally posted by Araan Eligis
This show's 100 times better than people here are giving it credit for.

Originally posted by ares834
Yeah, a pretty good episode. Funny that the best episodes don’t focus on the MC.

The Schindler's List reference is possibly the worst thing I've ever seen. I actually started laughing out of embarrassment at how bad it was.

only show with a cosmic squid

finally calamari get equal representation

Latest episode was high quality. I've really been enjoying the show

This episode was lame.

Is DM even in this?

Even worse then the movie

They are REALLY setting up for a brilliant and controversial finally if they plan on doing what I suspect.

They completely missed the point of

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Dr. Manhattan

I have no clue how any one can think this kind of shit was a good idea. It's as bad, if not worse, then how TLJ handled Luke. It's downright embarrassing.

What did they do? Spoiler it or PM it if you don't want people to read it.

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Remember how at the end of the Watchmen Doc has shed his last shreds of humanity, basically become a God, and left the galaxy to create life? Well, apparently he didn't leave. Instead he is so in love with the main character that he removes his memories and suppresses his powers so that he can marry the MC and play house.

7 episodes and they still haven’t made Angela an interesting character

Originally posted by ares834

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Remember how at the end of the Watchmen Doc has shed his last shreds of humanity, basically become a God, and left the galaxy to create life? Well, apparently he didn't leave. Instead he is so in love with the main character that he removes his memories and suppresses his powers so that he can marry the MC and play house.

Well we have no clue if he left Earth or not. This takes place 30+ years after Watchmen ended. It's very probable that John

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did go off and create life (like those clones) and found them lacking. So he went back to Earth to find out what he was missing and then met Angela. And we also have no idea the reason he decides to become human.

They better have a damn good reason because the character's entire arc in the comic is about him losing his humanity and becoming a distant "God".

Originally posted by ares834
They better have a damn good reason because the character's entire arc in the comic is about him losing his humanity and becoming a distant "God".