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Wow just wow, this series was a wild, crazy and amazing ride, John Cena really is a talented actor. I recently saw him in a film called vacation friends and all I can say was I laughed extremely hard. John Cena’s character is called the Peacekeeper much like the name of the series. His character was based on same character played in the Suicide Squad film of 2021. Similarly to the film his character is a vigilante but unlike the film he is simply trying to redeem and find himself. More which I will get into later. Due to my lack of knowledge of the peacekeeper’s back story I felt more intrigued to find out more about this character and was alarming more glued to the episodic journey. The cast was an interesting mix of film and tv legends and some new faces. Each was able to carry their own weight but sadly I have to say John Cena was front and center and simply shone brightly as Peacekeeper. From episode one to the finale I was at the edge of my seat just hoping they complete this season on the highest note and they delivered.

In this series the peacekeeper is simply trying to redeem himself after killing Rick Flag along with battling his other many demons that come in the form of his brother and father. Aside from that he is a womanizer among many things but has a big heart for his new team and simply tries his best to do what he feels is right and true, can you even believe he is a bit hesitant to kill, just a little bit. Either way as mentioned this is simply a joy ride. Strap in as this is a one way trip through mayhem and awesomeness.

Lost in space, what a concept. Well there is a series called lost in space that was based on the original series that aired from 1965 to 1968 and was syndicated and ran on the Sci-Fi channel and several other networks. The original lost in space series was inspired by the 1812 novel The Swiss Family Robinson and a comic book published by Gold Key Comics titled Space Family Robinson. Just the idea of being lost in the vastness of space is mind boggling to say the least.

The original run in the 60s was set in a different time and era and something we thought we would have attained in the late 90’s referring to 1997 as the series projected we would have inter-spacial travel by that time. A series that was in many ways ahead of its time and thinking like many shows from that era. What I loved about that series was some of the humor and family bonding, something I look back at to contrast the new series which was presented on Netflix and ran for three seasons.

The new Netflix series is a far contrast to the original and more grounded in the element of the novel the swiss family Robinson dealing with family and bonds, there is little humor but much threat and suspense. Things were in greater peril as the family was lost in space. The 2000 series is also grounded in some sense of real physics and science where they other was simply entertainment.

At first when I saw the new series and saw the change in cast and roles. For example dr smith was now a woman and penny was a half sister to her sibling and also a black. I know many hated that change, some of these individuals are also black which left me puzzled as usual. We are in a new era and we have to share the wealth of characters.

Overall the series from start to finish was an adventure with ups and down, family drama and dynamics and a rather satisfying conclusion. Overall I enjoyed the series and wished it had another season but I am also elated to know that it concluded with out being dramatically cancelled like many shows I have watched on the streaming services.

With that all said check out the series on Netflix you may enjoy it.