The following contains heavy spoilers For the "peacemaker" season 2, Episode 6, "Ignorance is Chris".

Any DouBt That James Gunn Would Soften His Commentary and Politics After Becomming Co-Head of Dc Studios or That He Would Make That Entire Cinematic Universe More Family-Friendly to Appeal To Mass Audience-especialy to Appeal To Mass Audience After "Superman" - evaporated with the latest episode of "Peacemaker" Season 2. In Episode 6 of Season 2, Chris (John Cena) has his entire reality come crashing down as he learns the alternate dimension He's ... to regard as "best dimension ever" is actually Country-h, aka Nazi dimension. So it is, all the theories were right, and this is a universe in which the axis of World War II won, resulting in bad news for all.

It's a daring twist for what is essentially a continuation Highly successful all centuries have hit Superman, With a play that had an orgy in its premiere, and now the Nazi world. And yet, it is absolutely in accordance with Gunn's entire DC history - which began with Suicide Squad, a film about the history of US military operations in Latin America and continued with the first season of "Peaceval", including the villain of the CCK. Although Gun also had some shocking comments in the films "Guardians of the Galaxy" - as the third film is everything for animal abuse - it is really uninterrupted in its role as head of DC Studio. Tell what you want for his writing or his film skills, but right now, there is really no other director at the same level of spectacle in a massive franchise as a gun that uses their position to deliver timely and mature topics like this.

As surprising as the turnaround, some fans saw him coming kilometer. Specifically, there seems to have been subtle indications of the discovery of the country-h since the very beginning of the season. In Episode 3, Harcurt (Enniyer Holland) looks confused when the peacemaker asks "what is happening" between her and Rick Helangg Runior (ELOEL KIN), which is a hint that English has never been influenced by black culture as our world has.

Indeed, the random house "Historical Dictionary of American Slang" states that "what is happening?" It comes as a greeting among the black Americans in the 1950s. The world in which the Nazis conquered World War II and spread their ideology throughout the planet will prevent such idioms from becoming common.

This is just one of the few hints that Gun fell before the discovery. In the same scene, we see Chris and Harcurt get hot dogs that are not clearly made with warm dogs, but they look more like Weisvers. When Chris enters the alternative dimension for the first time, it becomes clear that there are no people with color in that universe. Chris's rock band posters are bands formed exclusively by white artists; There was a newspaper clip on the highest trio, overcoming a "rainbow creature", and the ashes in Smith's house are literally swastika. There was also the way the characters imposed the city of "Bladaven" in a German accent, rather than aluuxed the name. Now, probably, the very first hint was right in the introductory sequence. The first dancing peacekeeper makes every episode in the introduction, looks suspicious as a swastika. Is that reach? Maybe, or maybe not.

It is only six episodes, but the "peacemaker" has already made the argument to be one of the best spin-off-off-offs of superhero so far. It is not only a great independent story, it is expanding the world of DC in fascinating ways (without making the discoveries large enough that should be stunned later in movies, but also not small enough to be simply ignored and forgotten). Most importantly, it is really a continuation of Superman, with important Trucks that continue the story of that movie And tease future stories.

As with "Gen V" and "Boys", you do not have to see the "peacemaker" to watch the rest of the DC universe (probably), because the show's many ratings alienate a large part of the "Superman" audience, but watching the show a little bites the whole franchise.