Preacher Talkback Thread

When are they actually gonna do shit that happens in the comics

>>84584979

Season finale

>>84584990
I know if they just copied the comics there would be some serious issues with pacing,
But Jesus Christ they are really milking this one

>no one likes a slow burn
You all are shit

>>84587034
The show is slower than this thread

They're making a show about Preacher? Why do i feel like they will fuck up absolutely everything, not show 4/5ths of the stuff that happens and have a show-only ending that kills any chance of continuity it might have gained?

>>84587344
m8 it's on its 8th episode.

>Preacher shot my dick off

>>84583985
I still don't think they got what's preacher's all about.

>>84588092
And how is it so far?

>>84590812
A really great slow burn that binges well. I watched the first six episodes in on sitting and while I loved it I thought it would suck watching it on a weekly basis. Wait for episode ten to finish and then plow through it

>>84588134
>they all cheered him on as he was returning unharmed
>that quick change when he walked around showing it to people for some reason

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Watching the Preacher t.v. series makes me wonder if Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg really understand the Preacher comic book series at all. The comics aren't really about religion. Instead, they explore issues of masculinity like honor, friendship, brotherhood, standing up to injustice and other things girls don't understand. The series is basically a Western and Jesse Custer is a cowboy who was raised by a marine corps veteran and John Wayne to always have his buddy's back, protect women, and stand up to the bad guys. Instead, the television series focuses on Jesse as a preacher and changes entire aspects of his backstory and personality to reflect that. I suspect this was done because writing the arc of the rise and fall of a preacher is easier and in this current climate mocking religion is far more palatable than promoting masculinity.

>>84596728
If clear you don't understand the show