Things are tense in the United States these days as the threat of the coronavirus keeps going, the upcoming presidential election has many on edge, and the ongoing fight to protect Black lives from police brutality continues. The latter on the list definitely matches up with some themes seen in HBO’s Watchmen, which took place 30 years after the events of the comic book. In fact, a lot of headlines are starting to match up with moments in the series, which was helmed by Damon Lindelof. The showrunner took to Instagram this week to share multiple news stories that are eerily similar to what was previously seen on the show from a KKK robe being found in a Sherrif’s home to cops wearing yellow masks.
The following are Lindelof’s Instagram posts as well as some of his other posts about the news, including information about the Tulsa Race Massacre, the real-life tragedy that kicked off the Watchmen series which has been a big topic of discussion on social media. We also added some tweets from other people who are noticing the similarities between Watchmen and the news. You can check out the posts below…
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Eerie
HBO’s ‘Watchmen’ and Seattle police today: pic.twitter.com/3wGPyZwqfo
— Ryan Parker (@TheRyanParker) July 1, 2020
Not What We Had in Mind
This is not what I meant when I said I wanted a second season of HBO’s Watchmen. pic.twitter.com/IfOz4WmRZg
— Greg (@GregLickteig) July 1, 2020
Scary Thoughts
which is scarier; that they missed the point of the show or that they absolutely got it https://t.co/uMdD1XWTyh
— Josh Raby (@JoshRaby) July 1, 2020
Watchmen: A Summary
Watchmen really did succinctly summarize a lot of things about this country. pic.twitter.com/PDM6Jxa020
— G. Willow Wilson (@GWillowWilson) July 1, 2020
