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Apparently nowhere though some claim to have seen it. There is a Facebook page that updates every now and then, but nothing concrete about a release...
We're going to see Clerks 3 before we see this.
Ed Asner died after Season 4 was done filming. If it's going to be mentioned, it'll be Season 5. I don't know why his character would leave anything to Johnny though lol, unless the guy just has no other family and he forgot to write out a will.
I've wondered this since the end of S2 when Kreese kicked him out of Cobra Kai...even when he was trying to get a job at the beginning of S3, he explicitly said it was just to help pay for Miguel's surgery and not for himself.
I think we're just supposed to assume he has a lot of savings.
I liked Grand Budapest Hotel way better than this...though I haven't seen the dog movie.
He was alive for a whole 20 years after this came out lol. Not sure if he ever saw it or offered his opinion on it...
Boy this post was spot-on a year ahead of time...at least with regards to the season premiere (the second episode wasn't preachy).
I like Muppet Movie and Great Muppet Caper fine, BUT they do drag in a couple parts. Muppets Take Manhattan, by contrast, does not so yes it is my favorite.
well both characters have light themes going on. The Seven are patterned after the Justice League....Homelander (Superman), Queen Maeve (Wonder Woman), A-Train (Flash), The Deep (Aquaman), Black Noir (Batman), and Jack from Jupiter (Martian Manhunter). The last one was replaced with Translucent for the show. That leaves Lamplighter being Green Lantern.
I think Lamplighter's phony origin (that all the heroes have) is similar to Green Lantern's, but the show doesn't seem to be going into those too much.
Yeah, other than the Stormfront arc, it didn't seem like much was happening in Season 2. This episode brought things up a notch.
I think his character is actually supposed to be an analogue for Green Lantern.
There are X-Men analogues in the Boys universe called the G-Men, but I don't think there is a Pyro counterpart. Pyro was only ever a villain in the comics...him being an X-Man (or junior X-Man...whatever) was just made up for the movies.
I was wondering the same thing...the caption said they were gunshots. No remorse whatsoever...seemed a bit out of character. They could've just held the guy at gunpoint.
Are you trying to say the 2000s reboot is better than Season 1 of the 2010s reboot? Eh..maybe. They at least had the good sense to keep the episodes a half-hour long (if I remember correctly, they would just show two back-to-back) AND they were some passable episodes...I just don't remember any really good ones.
I liked the episode, but the ending felt like a film noir.
Yeah, I think it was more of a re-imagining than anything else. They basically just used the same antagonists from a classic Twilight Zone to tell an almost completely different story. We were misled to think it was a sequel.
I wouldn't say the episode was awful, but it didn't feel like a sequel to To Serve Men at all. Is this supposed to be a different Earth than the one they invaded in the 60s?
To the extent Season 2 is political, it's just that the white male characters are douches (of varying degree) and the women and minority characters are enlightened. There's not overt SJW messages like in Season 1.
I agree that Season 2 is much better and feels more like the 80s reboot. Season 1 felt like the 2000s reboot.
Okay, I watched the whole thing. It definitely improves from the first episode, and it does have some legitimately brilliant moments/scenes where it truly feels like a Watchmen sequel, but overall, I think its imdb score is a little higher than it deserves.
I brought it up on Facebook one time hoping it would encourage people to check out THIS movie...don't think it worked.
His character was just so completely and totally unlikeable. He wasn't even the type of character that you love to hate. He was just annoying. Couldn't someone have shot him in the face earlier in the film?
Did anyone else think the fate of Danny Glover's character was like something out of Black Mirror?