Watchmen Watch – Détails, épisodes et analyse

The first season of Watchmen might be over, but we’re cracking open an egg full of speculation about Season 2. On the final bonus episode for Season 1 — and the Season 1 finale, “See How They Fly” — we discuss Damon Lindelof’s insistence that he’s not sure if he would come back for more Watchmen, a big revelation about Lube Man from Peteypedia, some interesting confirmations and surprises from the official Watchmen podcast, and read some of your questions, comments and theories. Nothing ever ends, but this podcast is done (for now).

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The Watchmen season finale, “See How They Fly,” is here as everyone converges on Tulsa for an apocalyptic ending. The 7th Cavalry’s plans are revealed, as are Lady Trieu’s, and they all revolve around Doctor Manhattan. Can Angela Abar save the love of her life? Will Adrian Veidt “save the day” one more time? And will Laurie Blake ever get out of that chair? Those questions and many more are answered, so strap in and grab your wrench as we leave all of this entirely in your hands.

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io9 staff writer Charles-Pulliam Moore joins the bonus episode for Watchmen’s “If You Don’t Like My Story, Write Your Own” to talk about the lasting ramifications of the season’s opening scene, Ances-trees, and why everyone needs to stop speculating so hard. Plus, we discuss the latest Peteypedia entry, which has some surprising info about Laurie Blake and Dan Dreiberg, the promo for Episode 5, “Little Fear of Lightning,” and take some listener questions.

Check out Charles on Twitter and io9.

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Lady Trieu enters the stage in a big way with Watchmen’s fourth episode, “If You Don’t Like My Story, Write Your Own.” Meanwhile, Laurie Blake and Angela Abar continue their game of cat and mouse, but it’s unclear which one is which. And somewhere else, Adrian Veidt reveals where Phillips and Crookshanks come from — and that he’s getting ready to escape. Oh, and also some dude lubes himself up and slides into the sewer. Get ready, time babies, because this is a weird one.

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New York Magazine and Vulture writer Abraham Riesman joins our bonus episode to discuss his experiences interviewing Watchmen showrunner Damon Lindelof, his take on artist rights issues surrounding the graphic novel, and much more. Plus, a big week in Watchmen as we discuss all the fall-out from dildo-gate after “She Was Killed By Space Junk,” the launch of the official HBO Watchmen podcast hosted by our mortal enemy Craig Mazin, Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross’ first Watchmen soundtrack album, a new installment of the Petey-pedia files, the promo for Episode 4, and take your questions and theories.

Check out Abraham Riesman’s work on Twitter, or at his website.

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We finally (re)meet Laurie Blake, and she’s not the same as we remembered on the latest episode of HBO’s Watchmen, “She Was Killed By Space Junk.” Meanwhile, over on… Wherever Jeremy Irons is, his identity is finally revealed. And yeah, he’s exactly who you thought he was. Finally, Laurie tells a very funny joke to Doctor Manhattan, though he may get the last laugh.

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On this bonus episode we delve further into your theories around HBO’s Watchmen, Season 1, Episode 2, “Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship.” Plus, we discuss the promo for the show’s third episode, and delve into some serious supplementary material juxtaposition, thanks to the second installment of the Petey Files.

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In the second episode of HBO’s Watchmen, “Martial Feats of Comanche Horsemanship,” Angela Abar delves further into the mystery surrounding Judd Crawford’s death, and discovers a few surprising facts about her own history. Meanwhile, a command performance of “The Watchmaker’s Son” has dire consequences… Sort of.

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In our bonus episode for Watchmen Season 1, Episode 1 “It’s Summer And We’re Running Out Of Ice,” we talk about HBO’s promo for what’s coming up on the season, the supplementary material released online, and answer some of your questions. Who is Laurie Blake? What’s up with Judd Crawford? And when will Dr. Manhattan finally show up?

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The first episode of HBO’s Watchmen is finally here. Head down to Tulsa to meet Sister Night, Red Scare, Looking Glass and many more new characters in this sequel to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ classic comic book series. How does this connect to the comics? Are there easter eggs? And who the heck is Jeremy Irons playing? We tackle those questions and more, including how much coke is too much coke, and how many golfers we can name as our Watchmen podcast recaps “It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice.”

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