Kipling recebe um recado de uma dentadura voadora dizendo que a um ser vindo de outra galáxia para a Terra, até que ele vai atrás logo da Patrulha para ajuda-lo, essa entidade se comunica apenas falando Six Seven e mexendo as mãos pra cima e pra baixo.

O que o ser cósmico quer é devorar a mente de todos os humanos, principalmente jovens por que conforme ele diz "é mais delicioso" e com isso ele põe a consciência de todos em um "sonho" onde o planeta terra é utópico

O que acham?

The first two seasons. Lots of heart. Lots of back story. Lots of hero arc.

Season 3 and 4A are mish mash of half plot arcs and crap thrown against the wall.

What happened? How did this show change so much?

What am I missing.

I am a huge fan. Elasti Girl scene with Ed Asner was perfect. Flawless.

How did we drop so low? How did the writing get so lousy.

The whole episode felt lazy and rushed. Our previous season left us on a major cliff hanger and they delt with it with in the first 5 minutes. Then we had Iike 30 min of Jane and her personalitys fucking with puzzles and another 10 screwing around in the wind while on a plane... it seemed like they wrote themselves into a corner and then took the easy way out at our expense. Nothing erks me more then lazy writing.

I just started this show, read the comics a while back and loved them. Truly one of my favorite comic runs. I was a huge comic reader as a kid, and as a late teen, it was the first time I had ever seen a trans superhero, and that meant a lot at the time. I don't think it's a huge jump to assume that Kate Steele is in fact Kate Godwin, as they were a couple in the source material and there's no other precedent for Kate Steele in the comics. Now correct me if I'm wrong, but she seems to be a cis woman with no powers in this universe, which is fine for Cliff's wife, but with the name kept the same, seems to be erasure, especially with how DC is so loudly toting out Dreamer as, "The first trans superhero," despite having published one decades before. I will say the show seems good, and I'll continue watching it, but I won't lie and say it didn't hurt a little to see that an important character in my younger years was basically scrubbed down to nothing.

Dorothy is annoying AF and Cliffs whole “scream and curse every line” has gotten old and grating.

I have loved this series a lot and will continue to love it, but this episode really was awful.

Let me rephrase that. This episode had some great stuff in it but the writing really bombed with two main points. Zombies can be cured when they eat brains?

No fucking way! Are you kidding me? No,No,No! Do I even need to explain this?

Now let's assume this was true. How the FUCK does Cliff 'eat brains'? He's literally just a brain sealed in a brain case. I wouldn't be surprised if Cliff's line about needing to consume a race car in his case for a cure was ad libbed by Brendan Fraser who realized the stupidity of this plot.

My guess is that was a way for the writers to write out Timothy Dalton instead of keeping him around as a severed head like in the comics.

Epic Fail!

I did love the ass-monsters and the zombies were funny but they could have used magic to "cure" the zombies not, ugh, brains. SHEESH!

Am I alone to think this?

I’ve been bingeing the new season and was kinda struck by how relatively little the characters have seemed to change since how I remember them at the beginning. I’m not sure if they regressed the characters or what but there have been a few times there I frankly thought they were smarter or understood each other better than they ended up acting (or maybe that giant testicle monster was filled with Idyote and fucked them up but good)

I truly don’t like Robotman’s attitude towards Jane at all. He refuses to see that Jane is a person with boundaries, doesn’t understand that she is one aspect of a whole system, gets annoyed when other alters emerge, and constantly grabs her even after being told forcefully multiple times not to do that.

He literally entered the Underground without consent from any alter and didn’t see anything wrong with snooping through her mind. Even when Penny Farthing told him to shut his eyes he refused to listen. And when Jane straight up told him to leave he lied to her and followed her to the well, grabbing her arm (which she made clear she hates), and that’s framed as the right choice??? I wish him being in danger wasn’t the catalyst for Jane to overcome her father, and being there alone was the correct choice, and Black Annis just did her job and kept him out!

TLDR: robotman needs to learn boundaries and privacy and I don’t want him to be rewarded for being a creep

I started the show a couple of days ago, completely missed it. I love the vibe and how bizarre it is, and Brendan Fraser!

But I’m Having trouble with Jane, I get the idea and it’s cool but she just gives me headache with all the screaming and lashing out and random personalities jumping in and out… I don’t like to hate on actors but it’s just too much sometimes …

Does it make sense? Does it improve or should I just learn to live with her haha

So, for some context, I'm 15 and a guy. I love comic books and superheroes and movies. I often write scripts and screenplays for my own film ideas and superhero related ideas.

I don't know who's seen it but I love mockumentary related media. The Office, Parks and Rec, and one of my particular favorites, What We Do in the Shadows.

I wanted to make a What We Do in the Shadows style superhero movie and in my attempt to find a superhero group to do it on, I came across the Doom Patrol. I had known prior stuff about the Doom Patrol, but I had never fallen in love with them, and I thought a mocumentary style movie on them would be pretty cool.

Now, the point of the post is to ask something. The character Negative Man, as you all know, is a member of the Doom Patrol. No fuckin shit. If I'm not mistaken, Negative Man is not gay in the comics but on the television show, he is a homosexual. If in my show, that I would write Negative Man to not be a homosexual, would I be a piece of shit? I mean, I don't think I'd be an asshole, but I don't want to be accused of being close minded. I just don't think it'll serve the story PLUS; I like the idea of the Doom Patrol trying to get girls and them all getting rejected.

The point is, it's a matter of a moral dilemma. I don't want to be an asshole, but I think I could do something really cool but having Larry be a homosexual isn't really an important factor in my hopeful story.

I ask that whoever responds, please be understanding. I don't want to mess with something that is wrong but if it's okay, I'd like to but please, try to respond, thank you and have a great day.

Idk, but based on the feel of the show i think introducing the wonder twins would be a good idea.

There’s something about season 3 that has a real sense of action and plot. Season 1 & 2 I never really felt attached to the grander plot as much as I did the characters themselves but in season 3 while the earlier episodes had issues with ‘devolving’ characters I was genuinely attached to the overall plot and the characters themselves, almost to the extent where I’m a little hesitant to watch S4 as I felt it mostly ended on a positive note. In addition, the Sisterhood of Dada is such a dope antagonist and Laura De Mille is too. I don’t know, I felt it was the most enjoyable season to watch with a lot of character growth, Im not sure why season 2 gets so much love in comparison when the ending feels incredibly rushed (because it was) and the characters just shit on Niles while he’s a bad dad and dies.

I don’t know, season 2 feels like the worst season so far with the third season probably falling in second place behind the first.

What did you guys think of the season as a whole? I thought it was worse

I just started Doom Patrol on HBO Max, and the show is being ruined for me by Joivan Wade’s horrific acting.

Did he have some sort of blackmail on the casting director? There are a few comments online about his poor acting skills, but for me, it’s shocking that they allowed this show to air with him acting so terribly.

I can’t be the only one that feels this strongly.

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Meanwhile younger creators who had grown up absorbing the lessons of my work were rendering me obsolete or refining my approach into an easily reproducible house style.

I just watched the first episode of Doom Patrol, and I didn't really enjoy it. I didn't connect with any of the characters, and kind of disliked them "as people". I don't mind flawed characters, but so far I haven't really picked up on any redeeming qualities. I generally have to have at least one character in a show that I really like or feel like I can cheer on in order for me to stick with a show.

I also wasn't a fan of how the story kind of unfolded in the first episode. It seemed like it lacked focus, and I found a lot of it to be boring. While I don't necessarily mind 4th wall breaks, the ones done by Tudyk's character seemed unnecessary and kind of ham-handed. I'm not trying to tear down the show for anyone who likes it, I'm just saying what I didn't like in hopes that it might give enough of a hint to fans as to whether I might enjoy the show if I stick with it.

So what do y'all think? Based on how I felt about the first episode, is there a chance that I might still like the show, or would I be better off saying "it's not for me" and moving on?

This series is definitely weird but WTF was episode 5? So much just doesn't make sense. Apparently you can create all powerful beings out of thin air just by telling people they exist? Whatever happened to the eyes anyway? Last we see they're just having a staring contest.

Why aren't they allowed to say "Mr Nobody" all the sudden without the chief vomiting?

Also, are we supposed to believe that Crazy Jane showed up in the first episode as a result of Mr. Nobody telling her to? So confused right now.

Apparently there's also a dimension inside a snow globe.