Broken Dishes Podcast
Episode 126 "Peacemaker S2 Ep3: Balls Deep in the Multiverse"

Ivan and Cody watched Peacemaker Season 2, Episode 3. Cody can't clearly remember what happened (even though he watched it several days ago). Ivan, on the other hand, clearly remembers that the episode only got good starting at minute 24 (when the action began). The episode was 38 minutes. So there's about 14 minutes of goodness.

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Takeaways
The episode gained momentum after the 24-minute mark.
The alternate universe presented a softer version of characters.
Multiverse storytelling can lead to weak writing.
The quality of writing in superhero narratives has changed over time.
Celebrity fitness trends often reflect personal choices and genetics.
Food prices and economic factors are a recurring theme in discussions.
The action scenes in Peacemaker are cleverly executed.
Casting choices can reflect personal connections in Hollywood.
The Rock's recent weight loss has sparked speculation.
John Cena's background as an offensive lineman.


Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Peacemaker Season 2 Episode 3
02:10 Exploring the Alternate Universe
04:33 Multiverse Discussion and Writing Quality
06:09 Character Connections and Casting Choices
08:21 Food Inflation and Economic Commentary
10:35 Action Scenes and Character Development
14:35 Final Thoughts on Wrestling and Characters




Keywords
Peacemaker, episode review, alternate universe, multiverse, character analysis, writing quality, celebrity fitness, wrestling match, John Cena, The Rock, Dwayne Johnson, Tim Meadows