Lanterns

I'm being bombarded with minuses again, but I don't care - this episode is just the apotheosis of the agenda in person. And on such serious cheeks that it looks like a parody.
"Do you even know what it's like to ask a black person in America if he's scared? Even up there, you don't care about us."
Afiget! Well, yes, aliens from outer space, who had seen millions of worlds and hundreds of thousands of species, had to fly to the edge of the galaxy, see blacks and such: "Wow, you're special!"
- Did they say why they didn't choose me?
- They said some bullshit about the imperfection of the system.
Indeed, this is why blacks are not hired, and not because a man did not meet the "do not be afraid" selection criteria.
And everything is so serious and so in person that nothing but laughter causes. And the top of the absurdity is that the series is written by white men.

@Jmann: I also liked how John's mom was like, "sometimes a black guy needs to raise his hand, not because he's not good enough, but they just don't notice us."
Lady, the aliens were literally testing your black husband, and they didn't care about his skin color, you told them yourself, "Didn't you notice our skin color?" - they tested his personality, and he failed the test. But the culprit is, of course, skin color and an "imperfect system." That is, according to your logic, "did you not pass the interview? because black" and "they don't notice black people" live in the same universe at the same time. It's my brain that can write something like this in the same episode.
He also announced that "Hal got the ring simply because he is privileged in life not to know fear" (well, you understand, white privileges), while the scriptwriters themselves literally prescribed to him in episode 1 "the main fear of anyone is to lose their parents, I lost my father, I had nothing more to fear." But according to mom, you can only be afraid of blacks in America, and there are no other fears in life and there cannot be. Hospade

Hal Jordan became a lantern because white is privileged ahhahahaha

It seems that after the failed Supergirl, DC is back at its peak! I am delighted with the first series of Lanterns.
Every dialogue is interesting, superheroics and aliens don't attract attention, conversations, detective stories and characters are in the foreground. And what characters! Everyone feels complex, with personal motivation. From definitely not an alien to a lawyer, everyone is charismatic.

I've already fallen in love with the chemistry between Aaron Pierre, Kyle Chandler and Kelly MacDonald. The scene on the baseball field and in the interrogation room are very cool.

And what a raft of twist at the end. Apparently, there will be two timelines with a difference of 10 years, with Hal Jordan alive and dead. Interestingly, he was sitting in the stadium in the same place as at the beginning of the episode, only now with a bullet hole in his head, alone and without a ring. The ranch has also been destroyed, and it seems that alien colonization is in full swing.

In general, it's super interesting, I'll definitely keep looking, so far I'm thrilled.

She was the mysterious wife of a powerful man who went wherever she wanted and slept with whomever she wanted. The answer was too obvious, of course.
But Hal needs to stop jumping out of moving vehicles. Is he a pilot or a stuntman, damn it?