The fourth episode of Watchmen on HBO brought two very interesting things to light when it comes to Adrian Veidt, the former Ozymandias. First of all, many fans made predictions after the first three episodes that Adrian Veidt was not on Earth at all. The conjecture was that he was held captive on Mars by
Watchmen on HBO loves to throw things into the show offhandedly, either for close listening fans to catch or to set up something down the line. The third episode of Watchmen did just that with the Millennium Clock, but what does it all mean? The Millennium Clock on Watchmen The scene in question took place
In the world of Watchmen on HBO, the police wear masks to protect their identities. All beat cops wear yellow masks but the detectives all get their own specialized masks and code names. One of the most intriguing is Looking Glass, the interrogator and one of the top cops in Tulsa. In the third episode
On the third episode of Watchmen on HBO, the Lord of the Manor finally revealed that he was, in fact, Adrian Veidt, the villain from the Watchmen comic books and movie. This means that he is the man responsible for the death of over three million people in an attempt to prevent the Cold War
After three episodes, the worst kept secret on Watchmen was revealed as the Lord of the Manor finally introduced himself as Adrian Veidt, the man formerly known as Ozymandias. However, there was an interesting twist here as it turns out that, despite outward appearances, Veidt is being held captive at his Manor by someone known
The third episode of Watchmen Season 1 was structured around a joke. It also allowed fans to meet a very important part of the Watchmen world and learn the fate of at least one of the world’s former heroes. Here is a recap of Watchmen episode 3, She Was Killed by Space Junk. Watchmen: Meet
Tonight on Watchmen, a new character showed up named Blake. This character was portrayed by Jean Smart and is a very familiar face from the original Watchmen comics. Blake might be a familiar name from the comics, and here is everything you need to know about the new Watchmen character on HBO. Blake on Watchmen
On the season premiere of Watchmen on HBO, the series explained that after Richard Nixon died following several terms as United States President, Gerald Ford took over and then the public elected Robert Redford. Redford then passed a sweeping law that allowed reparations — referred to on Watchmen as Redfordations — for anyone who suffered
There is a documentary within the current season of Watchmen on HBO and it looks like it is playing the role of the Under the Hood comic book within the Watchmen comics. To remind fans, Under the Hood was a pirate comic book (since superheroes were not popular after they really existed). The story in
The second episode of Watchmen aired tonight on HBO and the opening was yet another historical moment for the show. Last week in the season premiere, the episode began with scenes showing the real-life Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 where angry white people forced their way into a wealthy black community known as Black Wall