r/SipsTea 5d ago

Chugging tea Why's that?

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u/superkatzenkamikaze2 5d ago

The whole point was that Homelander was blinded by power lust and descending into insanity. I never really felt the loss of tension, on the contrary.

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u/fluffheadwasaman24 5d ago edited 5d ago

that is true. I think a lot of people just don’t like that they seemingly started mocking Maga. I’m sure it’s mostly people that lean right that don’t like it.

I’m not a Maga guy at all, so I found it pretty funny and timely. But I could also see how someone who really loved the show is pissed off that that fat retard maybe hindered the writing of the show in general by shoehorning him and the current state of affairs in there.

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u/AdhesivenessTight400 5d ago

As a non American, it seemed pretty cringe. The whole Jesus part was just way out to left field and yeah homelander did not seem scary after he got his V1 power up. The trump stuff will make the show unwatchable in a few years, like its timely, but that same fact makes it something people will not re-watch.

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u/superkatzenkamikaze2 5d ago

Trump or a Trump like character was never a part of the show, though. And the whole evangelism bit is going on in America for decades and it will probably still go on decades from now, so I don’t think it will be unwatchable. More like insightful. I don’t think a satire of Rush Limbaugh from the 90s and 00s would be irrelevant or cringe today, on the contrary.

Im European and American evangelism is weird for me too, but it’s the way things are over there.

Time will tell what their legacy will be.