Lube Man’s grand entrance is absurd, and he is easily the funniest “superhero” concept in the Watchmen universe (although Mothman and Red Scare aren’t far behind). In the fourth episode, as Sister Night is dumping all evidence that could reveal her connection to her grandfather, Will Reeves, she turns around to see a skinny man decked out in a shiny silver suit and swimming goggles staring right at her. Let’s start off with a pretty straightforward one. Now, with all disclaimers aside, let’s throw on our Reflectatine hats and talk Watchmen theories. If you don’t want to risk getting spoiled, it might be time to turn back now-but do know that this is all speculation and, as of writing this, I HAVE NOT WATCHED BEYOND EPISODE 6. The story behind Bernard and his connection to Arnold was quickly figured out in Westworld Season 1 Redditors pieced together Jon Snow’s true identity (R+L=J) early on, as well.
#REDDIT STRUGGLE SESSION WATCHMEN SERIES#
In honor of last week’s unveiling of a popular theory, we’re going to go through some of the other existing theories circulating on Reddit, break them down, and consider their likelihood, using both the TV series and the comics as sources of evidence.īe warned, Reddit almost always gets it right fans are smart as hell and the Reddit community is a great place for people to piece together clues, form theories, and share a wealth of great memes. Between Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’s original story, HBO’s ever-expanding online collection of FBI Agent Dale Petey’s files, and the series’ slow-paced, meticulous storytelling, Watchmen has given its fans plenty of material to work with week to week. Robot, Westworld, Game of Thrones, and many shows before it.
Watchmen is the perfect breeding ground for Reddit theories, like Mr. And yet, fans on Reddit had it figured out weeks ago. The sixth episode’s big reveal of Hooded Justice’s secret identity as Will Reeves made for a brilliant hour of television that masterfully tied together more than five hours of screen time and an acclaimed graphic novel created more than 30 years ago. In this past week’s episode, “This Extraordinary Being,” the mystery box was opened at last, as questions that had stemmed all the way back to the series’ cold open during the Tulsa Massacre of 1921 were finally resolved. This is, after all, the same man who had a hand in creating the Smoke Monster and the Others in Lost.) From raining squids to a lake of clone babies and all the extra-dimensional anxiety in between, showrunner Damon Lindelof and his team of writers have answered questions with more questions at nearly every turn. If you’ve been keeping up with HBO’s Watchmen, chances are that at some point, you’ve been deeply confused.
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