The first thing that's worth noting is that this is it. Or at least it should be. Damon Lindelof is done with Watchmen now that the show is over. And I'm quite okay with that. Because what he served up to us was a sheer and utter masterpiece. A show that some critics are calling "the t.v series of the decade". And what a way to end the decade. What a way to present a show in such a short span of time. And what a way for it to go, with quite the bang! So, how does the first (a

“You need to hide under that hood because you can’t stand to see what you’ve become.” Just damn! Sunday's episode of Watchmen gave me all of the feels. Like deep sadness, fear, anger, and from a fan stand point, pure angst of what was going to happen next. This episode took us back to the past, right around the time Will Reeves first became an officer on the streets of New York. During this time we learn a great deal about his character, a secret organization he was "investig

This show is nothing short of amazing. Seriously, it is rare that we get a show with such consistency and greatness. I mean just look at The Mandalorian, it is struggling to resonate with true Star Wars fans and is slow to get off the ground. However, Watchmen hit the ground running and hasn't really slowed yet. This week’s episode is all about the origin story of Looking Glass, whose had a pretty rough go since the Squid. It was pretty nice to get more insight into the mind

After 3 episodes of great and total awesome episode 4 brought things to a snail's pace. Full of easter eggs and humorous moments, episode 4 didn't offer much to the side of action or anticipation. Which is fine, not every episode can knock it out of the park. And honestly, it’s nice to see the series focus of some of its various mysteries. This episode introduces us to a new character, and trillionaire named Lady Treu. And she is an interesting one. And her introduction could

If I had my doubts about HBO's newest series Watchmen, I wouldn't after watching this episode. Titled "She Was Killed By Space Junk" is the ultimate name dropper episode. As well as the official nail in the coffin that, "oh yeah, you're watching a Watchmen series and you should be fucking excited." This episode doesn't just introduce us to Laurie Blake, aka Silk Spectre, aka daughter of the Comedian. But sets it self up as an elaborate joke with a huge payoff at the end. The

We are two episodes strong right now. And I want to emphasize STRONG! Episode 2 of Watchmen came out swinging. This episode picks up right where the last one left off. With wheelchair bound Will Reeves sitting under the strung up body of the chief of police. And might I just add, this character played by Louis Gossett Jr. is full of intrigue and mystery. And even knowing what I know now about him, which changed what I thought I knew, I'm still pleasantly confused. However, wh

First of all, there is a guy with a panda head mask in this show and it's freaking awesome! Here's the thing. Of course it's hard to judge right now, however, with this 1st episode I can truly say that this show is everything I had hoped it would be. It had my heart racing from beginning to end. And damn, what an end. I'm not one for having to watch something weekly. When I got addicted to GOT the wait was the hardest part. That said, this wasn't an end I saw coming, at least