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Watchmen showrunner Damon Lindelof admits a second season will likely happen, but that he doesn't see himself returning to write the hit HBO series.
Warning: Watchmen spoilers are discussed in this interview With HBO’s Watchmen having aired its season finale this past Sunday, a few days ago I got on the phone with showrunner Damon Lindelof to talk about the amazing season. While I had high expectations due to Lindelof’s previous work on The Leftovers and Lost, I’ll fully admit Watchmen flew well past my lofty expectations and delivered a thought provoking, expertly crafted, and brilliantly told series that was easily my favorite show of 2019. I’ve rewatched every episode and I might watch it again. The highest compliment I …
One of the best things about HBO’s Watchmen was how it balanced legacy characters with new ones. They were able to bring in folks like Laurie Blake, Adrian Veidt, and Doctor Manhattan, but never to the point where it felt like they couldn’t trust new characters like Angela Abar, Will Reeves, and Wade Tillman. However, the absence of some characters was duly noted, specifically Nite Owl II, Dan Dreiberg. While we see remnants of Dan’s work, specifically his airship Archie, the character makes no appearance and is only mentioned briefly in passing. Steve Weintraub spoke to showrunner …
When Watchmen was first ordered to series at HBO, the plan was to create a 10-episode first season. But the finale that aired on Sunday night was only the ninth episode of the show. So, what gives? Where did that extra episode go? Well, as the series was being written, showrunner Damon Lindelof reveals their plans changed, and nine episodes seemed more appropriate to the story being told. During an interview with Collider’s own Steve Weintraub, Lindelof said it wasn’t until they were breaking the outstanding Episode 6—the one in which Angela (Regina King) takes her …
Spoilers for Watchmen follow below. One of the biggest questions going into HBO’s Watchmen was whether the character of Dr. Manhattan would appear. Allusions were made to the character throughout the first few episodes, and Jean Smart’s Laurie Blake was seen wistfully reaching out to the god-like character in vain, clearly still harboring feelings following their relationship from the 1980s. But showrunner Damon Lindelof and his team of writers dropped a massive reveal on viewers in Episode 7, where it’s revealed that Doctor Manhattan has been with us all along: He’s Angela’s (Regina King) …
Spoilers ahead for Watchmen. Last night’s finale of Watchmen ended with a cliffhanger of sorts. After Lady Trieu’s plan to steal Doctor Manhattan’s powers goes to hell, Angela is back at her home cleaning up when she recalls that in her first conversation with Jon, he said he could transfer his powers into something as simple as an egg, and if she were to eat that egg, she would get his powers and be able to walk on water. Angela decides to do just that after finding an egg Jon was using. She eats it, goes out …
Damon Lindelof shares his idea for Michael Keaton returning as Batman in a new movie adaptation of The Dark Knight Returns comic by Frank Miller.
Spoilers ahead for Watchmen. On last night’s episode of Watchmen, “An Almost Religious Awe”, Damon Lindelof and his writing staff showed that even though they were on episode seven of nine, they weren’t done dishing out big surprises. The new big twist is that Dr. Manhattan, the god-like figure who was a major character in the original Watchmen comic, has not been living on Mars. He’s been living in Tulsa, Oklahoma because he’s actually Angela Abar’s (Regina King) husband, Cal (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II). Angela, knowing what the Seventh Kalvary is up to, says …
Spoilers for Watchmen Episode 6 follow below. It seemed like Watchmen couldn’t possibly get any better after its jaw-dropping fifth episode, but then Episode 6 comes along and just blows our minds all over again. This week’s stunning episode, “This Extraordinary Being,” was told almost entirely in flashback form, as Angela (Regina King) had just downed her grandfather’s entire bottle of “Nostalgia”—a drug that allows one to re-live old memories. This allowed for the show to put Angela in her grandfather’s shoes, as the Tulsa Race Massacre survivor found his way to New …
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