This show is subversive. I started watching it because John Cena was such a goofball in The Suicide Squad, and it looked like a fun parody of other super hero franchises, which I've pretty much lost interest in. But underneath all the violence, profanity, and black comedy lies a pretty touching story of friendship, morality, and what really matters in life - plus some great music and dance numbers. No word yet on whether there will be a season 3, but after the cliffhanger ending to season 2, I hope James Gunn's plan for the DCEU includes more stories involving these characters.

Hmmm. The boy genius quoted Clarke's 3rd law - about any sufficiently advanced technology being indistinguishable from magic - and attributed it to Isaac Asimov. I wonder how much else he thinks he knows but doesn't? If you look up "hubris" in a dictionary, I bet it has his picture.

@GoddessRavinia wrote:
awe... Nooooo... Why the Cliffhang lol

A cliffhanger ending was pretty much inevitable, considering it took 9+ episodes to wrap their first case, and they had less than 4 left for the new one.
On a side note, doesn't the DEA train their people to zig-zag when someone is trying to shoot them?

I know some hardcore book fans have criticized this for straying too far from the source, but I read the whole series years ago, and it brought back enough hazy memories of characters and events to be worth watching for me. While I wished it could have continued to the end, I had no realistic hope that it ever would. Network execs just don't have the balls to see a series spanning 14+ books, and 14,000+ pages through to the end. I'm constantly surprised they keep green-lighting projects like this, when they must know from experience they'll never make it to the end. They just hope there will be enough initial hype to draw viewers for a few seasons before leaving them all hanging... again.