Best Friends, For Never

Another great time with Cartoon Schwarzenegger and his new pal, Psychopath Deadpool.

Boy this show is a filthy sitcom with great action bits. Cena's comedic timing is at the top of its game. Gunn takes his time to give us little nuggets of plot building on the season arc mystery. And for all the dumb haters criticizing the supposed wokeness of the show (as if racial, body and sexual diversity was an afterthought!) Gunn fires on all cylinders at racism in the best and genuine way considering his show stars a red white and blue meat head. Plus you have to love the Louis C. K. references when Peacemaker has shown us every parts of his anatomy except his P. If you've seen Blockers, you must be wondering if Cena had an exhibitionist tendency though!

Shout out also to Freddie Stroma who came a long way since his Hogwarts days. Great great show.

This episode had a lot more going for it then the first. More story, more interesting characters more of everything. Lets hope it keeps the momentum going.

Approximately the first FIVETEEN MINUTES of this episode was wasted to wrap up the ending of the first episode! The rest of the episode continued with the stupid and infantile humor from the first episode and not much of either plot development or action. But there was a relatively funny sequence in the forest, and a cool ending with a twist and a different potential than I thought of in the first episode...

Again! Incredible music, love the insane style, and this show is really unlike anything else on TV right now! Again this is excellent. Props to everything James Gunn has put into this show. He really is breathing new life into DC!

"Best Friends For Never" dives deeper into Peacemaker's wonderfully weird world, proving that making friends is hard, especially when your bestie might be a super-powered alien parasite.

Awkward team dynamics are cranked up to eleven, with Peacemaker's, shall we say, unique personality clashing hilariously with the rest of the black ops squad. We get more of John Cena's surprisingly nuanced comedic performance, blending macho bravado with moments of genuine vulnerability (sprinkled with a healthy dose of ridiculous dance moves, naturally).

Expect questionable training exercises, even more questionable life advice, and a cliffhanger that leaves you wondering just how bizarre this peacemaking mission is about to get. It's a glorious trainwreck of awkwardness and action, and I'm absolutely here for it!