I swear some people are skipping to the end of the episode to post spoilers

Watched the interrogation scene like 6 times now. So fire

Why’s the oath making him so mad

All these people making parallax rumors gonna be so mad if it doesn’t happen.

“I say I got a f***ing feeling, I got a f***ing feeling.”

LANTERNS is LIT

Would you get with the grandma

Na lmao

I do need to calm down though. Obsessed with that pilot (Aaron Pierre) and I need to rewatch tonight

I think I'm going to rewatch this tonight. I want to dig into this more after hearing the podcast

I'm guessing this is Japanese for "Cinema"

That was one of the best television pilots I’ve seen in years

Tbh DC should probably keep leaning in to HBO TV shows. Penguin was great and Lanterns will likely be as well

Also Marvel just announced they are dialing back on TV shows, so this is a good opportunity for DC to fill that void for comic book shows

DC just always works so well with mature storytelling

I wish marvel was Rated R. I just wanna hear Dr strange say f*** one time lord, one time

Good opener. It sets a tone and let's the viewer know that this will be the wavelength for the rest of the show so either you're on board or you ain't

Just depends on if HBO wants it tho, the news about the other DCU shows is worrying but maybe HBO just wanted to see how this does first

solid first ep i enjoy how mysterious lantern corps are still to the general populace and the repercussions of navigating the earth law and order.

Gonna be our version of Mephisto

As a rural Nebraskan...

I mean if you can keep getting good showrunners and writers . Chris Mundy , Damon Lindelof and Lauren Lefranc aced it. Never just make a show to make a show. Make a show because you can. Make a show because you have people who have worked on great tv. They should operate some moments through great tv like this. I been saying this since DCEU . Because HBO is the perfect place for it.

AAron some people are thinking he feels a bit stiff or odd hoping he connects for me a bit more

Was a good podcast episode . I will also rewatch tonight

It was good, but a lot of the hype around it was that there was really no other superhero TV show that got as heavy/mature and violent as it did for its time.

Many of the superhero TV shows from 2000-2014ish were premiering on basic cable television. Your ABC, Fox, CW/WB, NBC, etc. A small handful on Spike TV or SyFy. You'd get Arrow, Gotham, Constantine which would push a line a bit, but they were still subject to FCC guidelines and how graphic they were allowed to be as they were on The CW, Fox, and NBC.

Daredevil on Netflix in 2015 changed a lot of that. You can say that it was partly responsible for superhero television media getting darker, more violent, and getting more mature subject matter.

If you go back and watch it now for the first time, it's definitely enjoyable, but you've probably seen wilder stuff from the superhero shows that came afterwards.

Why are DC fans having periods over this? Is it because of the ending? That fatass Nerdrotic hates this show without even watching it yet cummed to the Doomsday trailer. The f*** is wrong with him.

Am I missing something? Lmao