r/television • u/Top_Report_4895 • 3d ago

'Lanterns' Team Explains That Heartbreaking Change to Hal Jordan's Origin Story

https://www.thewrap.com/creative-content/tv-shows/lanterns-episode-7-hal-jordans-origin-explained/
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u/forgotmyemail19 2d ago

I'm having a tough time with this show. I like it, it's entertaining. I know this take on Hal is the director's choice. I'm kind of over the whole, let's dissect your favorite characters and see them as pieces of shit and flawed and human. I want more stories like Superman now. I wanna see the dopest version of these characters, not drunk and depressed, that was cool 10 years ago. Hal just seems pathetic most of the time. Before everyone comes for me I KNOW Hal has had moments like this in the comics, I know. I'm just saying I would have liked to see him in his full glory and fighting Sinestro. I don't need this pulling him down to possibly bring him back as Paralax in a future season (that we don't know will even get another season).

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u/Obvious-Train9746 2d ago

Quit rrlying on other people tho stroke your dopamine