Best Friends, For Never

Approximately the first FIVETEEN MINUTES of this episode was wasted to wrap up the ending of the first episode! The rest of the episode continued with the stupid and infantile humor from the first episode and not much of either plot development or action. But there was a relatively funny sequence in the forest, and a cool ending with a twist and a different potential than I thought of in the first episode...

This episode had a lot more going for it then the first. More story, more interesting characters more of everything. Lets hope it keeps the momentum going.

That is some opening. Good job that at least some body parts were covered!

Peacemaker's escape was both painful and well choreographed.

When he holds his fellow apartment owners hostage, it had shades of The Getaway.

The Butterfly Project is still hazy and the group are rather dysfunctional. Now they even distrust each other and have good reason to.

The scenes between Peacemaker and Vigilante did not do much for me. I guess it added to the comedy.

The most interesting part was Auggie Smith after he ends up in prison. Up to then he was just casually racist. Now he is more sinister as The White Dragon with his own followers.

The irreverent tones works well, Cena has the comedy chops and is happy to poke fun about his own body image. I would now want to see the plot to develop more.

Again! Incredible music, love the insane style, and this show is really unlike anything else on TV right now! Again this is excellent. Props to everything James Gunn has put into this show. He really is breathing new life into DC!

Weaker episode than the pilot. Basically the entire plot stayed the same and we hardly learn anything new. The whole apartment escape scene was funny but a little too drawn out. The team is rather dysfunctional in a humorous way and I guess that is the point of the show. We are also introduced to Vigilante who is a fellow killer friend. Really not much to say about this particular episode other than the same stupid fun that we've seen in the first episode.