Another Rick Up My Sleeve

Polly Ester Sachs = Polyester Sucks At about 26m, 31s, this is what it says on that storefront as the camera pans backwards... Thought it was funny and as always with this type of "easter-egg" prank, i wondered how many people in the World caught it as well.

The episode itself, well it's Peacemaker... xD It's ok, though it seems diligently dumbed down again.

Cheers!

After last week's underwhelming filler episode, this episode returned the series back to engaging again. Everything in the alternate world is engaging from beginning to end and the action scene was intense and well-choreographed at a thrilling pace. Jennifer Holland does a superb job portraying the various emotional states of Harcourt showing she has range, David Denman did a good job at portraying a protective and loving older brother, and it was nice to see Judomaster back. However I still believe Vigilante is less funny this season and his jokes just don't land like they used to in Season 1. But overall a pretty solid, fun episode that will leave you wanting more from the alternate world and where it all leads.

Best episode yet 10/10 gunn don't jam the new universe of james gunn will beat any universe in term of quality if it continue like this anybody who is crying about multiverse and saying "multiverse fatigue"no you are not tired of the multiverse you are tired of bad multiverse representations and i love how every project of dcu so far have its own tone.

We have finally reached the juicy part of season 2. This episode was awesome with that surprise return. I loved it.

I can not wait for Adrian to wear his suit. I am missing him. This season is a slowburn and I am loving it. I hope it pays off at the end. The action sequence was cool

The intro has grown on me.

Direction 10/10 Action 9/10 Comedy 7/10 Story 9.5/10.

Peacemaker is foul-mouthed, violent, and ridiculous-but also surprisingly human. It's a satire of superhero culture that manages to deliver genuine character growth and emotional storytelling. New season hypes up the season 1.

The show thrives on Gunn's signature mix of crude humor, absurd violence, and emotional vulnerability.