The following contains spoilers for Peacemaker Episode 5, “Monkey Dory.”Picking up the next morning after the events of Episode 4, the team at the heart of Peacemaker is still reeling from their encounter with a family of Butterflies. It’s time for the team to really get down to business, and they decide to follow up a lead with their Glen Tai business card. That leads them to a factory manufacturing and packaging food for the Butterflies — and their investigation takes a violent turn when the factory is, in fact, full of Butterflies as well.
This episode is fairly light on the Easter eggs, but it is chock-full of developing the dynamic of the Project Butterfly team. Some much-needed camaraderie forms between the five while Murn stays behind to deal with the White Dragon situation. Fans are more likely to get a chuckle out of the pop culture references made while the team bonds than they are to spot any comic book Easter eggs this time around.
Peacemaker Episode 5 Review
Not only does Peacemaker make some unkind remarks about Superman in “Monkey Dory,” but he also lets out a slew of pop culture references when mad at John Economos for framing his father.
Every person Chris Smith names as a potential for Economos to have framed instead of his own father is either a celebrity or a fictional character. While Economos points out that some of the people he names are dead, the likes of the red lion fromVoltron is an animated character. The end-credit scene from the episode is also an extended version of the same scene with Smith naming even more pop culture figures, mostly those from the Muppets or Sesame Street.
The only pop culture figure that Economos claims he would never frame from the long list? Musician and actress Ariana
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