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I find it simply adorable that Eagly sits at the dinner table with Peacemaker and Auggie. Imagine being one of Auggie’s neighbors, and watching this grouchy old man walking an eagle. Peacemaker asks his father if he’s been taking Eagly out, which gave me a funny mental image. Throughout his comic history, Christopher Smith has taken to the skies in the name of peace on his very own jetpack. Peacemaker demanding a jetpack is actually an Easter egg. 
Throughout the premiere Peacemaker does this five times, and each time John gets angrier.
During the trailer scene, Peacemaker calls Economos “Dyebeard,” which quickly gets on his nerves. Does John Economos just grab olives from the fridge at every house he goes to? Without checking the expiration date?. He’s a superhero who can’t take a hint, and he is bad at being ghosted. Vigilante’s voicemails tell you everything you need to know about him. To be fair, most of those are probably from Vigilante. While Peacemaker was incarcerated, his phone accumulated 418 missed calls, 3,806 texts, and 2,376 emails. Can you imagine what it would be like if Bloodsport hailed a cab, and this guy showed up? PHINEAS AND FERB THEME SONG SUICIDE DRIVER
This means that somewhere out there, a taxi driver is cruising the streets wearing a Peacemaker helmet.
Peacemaker pays the cabdriver by giving him one of his helmets. This version of the city is part of Charlton County, named after the comic company that published Peacemaker’s original adventures. Evergreen first appeared in 1967’s Green Lantern #53, and was home to Hal Jordan for a period of time. PHINEAS AND FERB THEME SONG SUICIDE SERIES
The series takes place in a city called Evergreen, and believe it or not, it is a real DC Comics city. The cherry on top is Peacemaker lifting up Judomaster like they’re in Dirty Dancing as Eagly lands for the grand finale. The dancing is awesome, the set is outrageous, and the expressionless faces everyone has are hilarious. First off, thank you James Gunn for giving this show a theme song-I miss title sequences. There is so much going on with this theme song sequence and I don’t even know where to begin. 
If you want to go back and see John Cena’s butt, the timestamp is 5:00. Lesson learned, don’t believe everything you read on social media. I’ve read hundreds of Aquaman comics, and I can tell you that there is no truth to the outrageous accusations Peacemaker makes about Aquaman and fish. James Gunn, if you’re not too busy can we get a Jamil prequel? but chose a life of mopping floors because he hates pressure. There is a fascinating untold story behind Jamil the janitor. Unless that happened in an episode of the 1966 Batman show that I missed. Peacemaker is probably the first superhero show to open with the lead character trying to appeal to a janitor by reminding him of the time they smoked weed together. Don’t watch this in front of your kids, kids. Peacemaker dropped 104 f-bombs, Harcourt dropped 23, Economos had 17, Vigilante dropped 16, Auggie dropped 13, Amber had 9, her husband Evan had 8, Adebayo had 8, Murn dropped 5, the band Nashville Pussy sang 3, Jamil the janitor dropped 3, the prisoner sitting in Auggie’s spot dropped 3, one of the bar patrons had 3, Judomaster had 2, Detective Fitzgibbon dropped 1, a prisoner dropped 1, Auggie’s weird neighbor dropped 1, and the barfly who Harcourt rejected had 1. Here’s a breakdown of which characters had the filthiest mouths. In fact, we’d already gotten ten of them before the theme song started playing in the first episode! Sometimes the road to peace requires harsh language. The Peacemaker premiere dropped 220 f-bombs in the name of peace! The first episode had 65 f-bombs, the second had 85, and the third had 70. (Though, also, I just wanted to talk about that insane title sequence, which may be the greatest thing in the history of DC.) Here’s some of what went down in the Peacemaker premiere, along with what it all might mean. PHINEAS AND FERB THEME SONG SUICIDE TV
Now that we’ve all had a chance to absorb DC’s outrageous new TV series, it made sense to break things down a bit and see if we can find some answers to those questions and others. The first three episodes of Peacemakerhave arrived on HBO Max, and I have so many thoughts and questions…like did Peacemaker’s dad actually have to walk Eagly? How many times does Peacemaker call John Economos “dyebeard”? And which member of the team had the filthiest mouth?
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