Preacher - Season 2 (AMC)

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Who do you guys think it is thats looking for Tulip in New Orleans?? I havent read the entire series of preacher so i dunno if this is something that happened in the books or if this is exclusive to the show.
 
Lou_Cypher;c-9866953 said:
Who do you guys think it is thats looking for Tulip in New Orleans?? I havent read the entire series of preacher so i dunno if this is something that happened in the books or if this is exclusive to the show.

It's me yo!
 
Peeped episode 4. What a cliffhanger. This season is way better than season one imo and I was a big fan of season one.

I was wondering where the hell the saint was. Jesse used the voice in episode 3 knowing damn well saint could follow it. He must literally just walk in the direction he senses the voice and not able to teleport or something haha.

I think hell Is going to make arse face a badass. Then he will come back wanting revenge on preacher for sending him there. Will come back with his rocker swag.
 
Saint at the end of most recent episode was cool I thought we were gonna see the little girl get murked.

Good episode, cool to get some background on jesse and tulips past.
 
This season is better than season 1. The last two eps have centered a lot on team trust and all that.

The only problem I have is the super vagueness of this quest. "We're going to find God" has me like "Ok."

 
pissedoffnobody;c-9898968 said:
jono;c-9891147 said:
This season is better than season 1. The last two eps have centered a lot on team trust and all that.

The only problem I have is the super vagueness of this quest. "We're going to find God" has me like "Ok."

That's one of my issues. In the comics it's because Jesse doesn't actually believe in God until Genesis comes along, then he is fucking furious that 1) he exists 2) he let's all this bullshit in the world happen 3) he's walked out on the job he gave himself without any explanation except possibly being afraid of Genesis' potential. So it's a quest for them to finally ask God "Why?" and maybe get an actual answer.

In the show it just seems like something to do because Jesse seems to be a sociopath who doesn't care his town got blown up and innocents died, doesn't give a shit when the SOK guns down innocents trying to get to him and is happy to kill anyone who gets in his way, lash out at any available body if he's angry... it's not the core of the character most grew to like who is a tough man with ideals of being a hero . He's just a sociopathic asshole with a whore with a heart of gold who is also McGyver at times, knocking about with a lying vampire who uses people... which is why Gilgun is probably the highlight of the show, he's closest to the actual character for me.

Seen you on r/television bashing the show lmao. Been waiting to see it on here.
 
pissedoffnobody;c-9904836 said:
Kairo;c-9904805 said:
pissedoffnobody;c-9898968 said:
jono;c-9891147 said:
This season is better than season 1. The last two eps have centered a lot on team trust and all that.

The only problem I have is the super vagueness of this quest. "We're going to find God" has me like "Ok."

That's one of my issues. In the comics it's because Jesse doesn't actually believe in God until Genesis comes along, then he is fucking furious that 1) he exists 2) he let's all this bullshit in the world happen 3) he's walked out on the job he gave himself without any explanation except possibly being afraid of Genesis' potential. So it's a quest for them to finally ask God "Why?" and maybe get an actual answer.

In the show it just seems like something to do because Jesse seems to be a sociopath who doesn't care his town got blown up and innocents died, doesn't give a shit when the SOK guns down innocents trying to get to him and is happy to kill anyone who gets in his way, lash out at any available body if he's angry... it's not the core of the character most grew to like who is a tough man with ideals of being a hero . He's just a sociopathic asshole with a whore with a heart of gold who is also McGyver at times, knocking about with a lying vampire who uses people... which is why Gilgun is probably the highlight of the show, he's closest to the actual character for me.

Seen you on r/television bashing the show lmao. Been waiting to see it on here.

Great, now I've got a stalker.

But seriously, they are obviously fans of the series and I get having to update certain things but they have nailed the off the wall brutal tone and caustic humour at times perfectly but they're making some choices that are just making the show too soap opera like and removed from the source material for the sake of it. The whole Asian soul stealing company... and Jesser giving part of his soul away... it's just gilding the lily for me. Why try make something more than it is when what it was in a previous form was worthy enough to get considered to be adapted at all? It's like making a neon sign of the Mona Lisa.

Hey man I never read the source material so your posts actually made me more interested in it. I like the show but I'll never trash the opinion that any adapted material misses the mark if someone thinks that.

Not a stalker bruv, Reddit and the IC are my only social media. We just frequent the same parts of the internet.
 
So the saints fate...is that how it happened in the comic book. Kinda underwhelming, thought it was gna be an epic showdown. Not too it was bad, just not what I expected ... though I guess that's also a good thing
 
pissedoffnobody;c-9906138 said:
bdbdbd;c-9905673 said:
So the saints fate...is that how it happened in the comic book. Kinda underwhelming, thought it was gna be an epic showdown. Not too it was bad, just not what I expected ... though I guess that's also a good thing

No. He was asleep under Boot Hill in the comics, not in Hell reliving his worst moments. Hell kicked him the fuck out for being too dangerous after he murdered Satan and Hell froze over because his thirst for revenge was more intense than the fires of Hell. Satan personally tortured him and he didn't care because nothing could hurt him more than the loss of his wife and child. Heaven wouldn't take him, but the Angel Of Death realised he could be useful so Satan melted down his flaming sword into two colt revolvers that would never run out of bullets, never miss their target and can go through virtually anything. Generally one hit is enough to blow a hole in anyone. So he basically was waiting for someone to come and tell him to kill something for 120 years. He did kill one of the angels for waking him up and trying to demand he do the job rather than ask him politely. In the comics the word does work on the SOK from the start but he starts to learn how to get around later. He didn't get dumped off in a swamp or given a piece of Jesse's soul binding their fates together, they came to an accord when Jesse made the SOK realise God created the storm that held him up from getting back to his sick wife and daughter in time so he could replace his Angel of Death with something or somebody else. It's at that point the Saint stops giving a shit about killing Jesse because he realises only Jesse and him pose a threat to God which is why he set them against each other. No united fates, just realising both of their lives got fucked because God showed them no mercy.

Holy shit that is epic.....thanks man. That sounds like a whole show/comic in itself
 
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Just got caught up.GOT threw me off.Missed bout 3 eps .I know the saint of killers is coming back.

How did jesse not see that Grail enterprises shit?

so wait the angels in heaven didn't make that tape?

how would the grail be able to kill a dude and make him play god and how they know god left?
 

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