Angela is angry that Judd is dead. She is also perturbed by the skeleton in his closet, the KKK robes.
The second episode has Judd's dead body and the perplexing appearance of an old man in the wheelchair who claims he strung up Judd. Will (Louis Gossett Jr) has a link with Angela and an air of mystery and maybe even some powers.
Damon Lindelof is still world building in this episode and too many flashbacks can ruin the flow of the episode. Although the German propaganda aimed at black soldiers does make you ponder on the truthfulness of it.
At times we enter the more knowing world of Watchmen as typified in the new US television show, American Hero Story. Then there is the sly appearances of Jeremy Irons and his cloned staff. Surely he is Adrian Veidt and his scenes must be in the same timeframe as the rest of the main story?
There is still a languid pace to this series but you know there are complex layers being added.
The second episode has Judd's dead body and the perplexing appearance of an old man in the wheelchair who claims he strung up Judd. Will (Louis Gossett Jr) has a link with Angela and an air of mystery and maybe even some powers.
Damon Lindelof is still world building in this episode and too many flashbacks can ruin the flow of the episode. Although the German propaganda aimed at black soldiers does make you ponder on the truthfulness of it.
At times we enter the more knowing world of Watchmen as typified in the new US television show, American Hero Story. Then there is the sly appearances of Jeremy Irons and his cloned staff. Surely he is Adrian Veidt and his scenes must be in the same timeframe as the rest of the main story?
There is still a languid pace to this series but you know there are complex layers being added.