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* HarsherInHindsight: Sheriff Root's story to [=DeBlanc=] and Fiore about the missing children in episode 3 is a bit of a gut punch for him. Especially with his son now missing.
** In the Season 1 finale, [[spoiler:the methane reactor powering the smalle town of Annville, Texas, explodes, destroying the town and killing everyone. In 2013, a fertilizer processing plant in the small town West, Texas exploded with the force of 10 tons of TNT, registering a 2.1 on the Richter scale and levelling the town.]]
** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is awesome, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the show's biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
** In the Season 1 finale, [[spoiler:the methane reactor powering the smalle town of Annville, Texas, explodes, destroying the town and killing everyone. In 2013, a fertilizer processing plant in the small town West, Texas exploded with the force of 10 tons of TNT, registering a 2.1 on the Richter scale and levelling the town.]]
** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is awesome, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the show's biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'' would be adapted into a TV series, fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far, the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive four seasons.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'' would be adapted into a TV series, fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far, Nonetheless, the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive last four seasons.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBJ7EJoyjqg&ab_channel=MatthewPastor a capella version]] of Music/BlindMelon's 'No Rain' that plays during a {{montage}} of Annville residents reacting to [[spoiler:learning God has disappeared.]]
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** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the show's biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Well, direct, but Seth Rogen's direction of the first two episodes has earned a lot of praise.
* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Well, direct, but Seth Rogen's direction of the first two episodes has earned a lot of praise.
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** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, awesome, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the show's biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Well, direct, but Seth Rogen's direction of the first two episodes has earned a lot of praise.Jerker}}s.
* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Well, direct, but Seth Rogen's direction of the first two episodes has earned a lot of praise.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In Season 3 we finally see a little bit more of [[spoiler: hell. And it is near enough identical to the version shown in the Saint of Killer's origin comic, complete with the devil. Who is a VisualEffectOfAwesome in his own right, what with the entire look being entirely practical effects.]]
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* EarWorm: The opening theme can have this effect.
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*** Season 3 [[BiTheWay off-handedly reveals that Cassidy is bisexual]] when he has a short-lived but very sincere relationship with Eccarius. So, even though Tulip is Cassidy's main love interest throughout the series, there's a good chance he genuinely would have been into it if Jesse had reciprocated.
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** It would have been interesting to see where Anneville would head to after the chaos of [[spoiler:discovering that God abandoned the Earth]] had eased up. A shame we'd never know since the whole town got blown up.
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** It would have been interesting to see where Anneville Annville would head to after the chaos of [[spoiler:discovering that God abandoned the Earth]] had eased up. A shame we'd never know since the whole town got blown up.
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* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before that having his right leg eaten and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
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* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before that having his right leg eaten amputated, roasted, and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
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* CompleteMonster: [[WickedWitch Marie L'Angelle]] is the head of the Angelville plantation, as well as Jesse Custer's [[EvilMatriarch grandmother]] and a major source of pain in his life. Years ago, Marie made a DealWithTheDevil himself to make herself [[ImmortalityImmorality virtually immortal]] by [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls of others]], stealing them from clients who don't pay their debts for her voodoo services. After her daughter, Christina, eloped with John Custer, [[OffingTheOffspring Marie ordered Christina's stomach cut open]] when she tried to hide a photo of Jesse from her. After ordering the death of John Custer, she forcefully took Jesse under her wing, physically and emotionally abusing him while trying to keep him under her thumb and forcing him to participate in her twisted family business. Many years after leaving that life behind, Jesse returns to Angelville to have Marie bring Tulip O'Hare BackFromTheDead, but it comes at the price of a blood contract. With her holding Tulip's life as leverage and threatening to consume her soul out of a sense of entitlement, Jesse is forced into Marie's service and subject to the same abuse once again until he can get his soul back from the Grail. Motivated solely by her desire to live forever and someone who sees people, even her own family, as little more than tools that she can dispose of once she has no further use for them, Marie L'Angelle is a cruel, [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]], vengeful, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]] human being that sticks out like a sore thumb in a setting that runs on BlackAndGrayMorality.
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** {{God|Is Evil}} himself is a primordial being who existed before all creation. Growing lonely, God created the universe, Heaven and Hell, and angels and demons to keep him company, which led to the eternal bloody war between the two races. [[PsychopathicManchild Unsatisfied]] with the love that the angels gave him, God decided to create another species that would love him more. First he created the dinosaurs, which [[PhlebotinumKilledTheDinosaurs he wiped out]] after he saw one of them eating its own excrement. Then he created humanity and started [[ManipulativeBastard manipulating]] them into doing horrible things to see how much they loved him, such as ordering Abraham to sacrifice his son, only stopping him at the last moment to make it look like a test of faith. At one point in time, after arranging the events that would take the lives of the Saint of Killers's family, God grew slowly bored with humanity. In the present day, escaping from Heaven, God leads the ancient Christian organization, the Grail, in preparing the Apocalypse, in order to [[KillAllHumans destroy all of humanity]] and replace it with another species, which he created to love him above all.
**[[WickedWitch Marie L'Angelle]] is the head of the Angelville plantation, as well as Jesse Custer's [[EvilMatriarch grandmother]] and a major source of pain in his life. Years ago, Marie made a DealWithTheDevil himself to make herself [[ImmortalityImmorality virtually immortal]] by [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls of others]], stealing them from clients who don't pay their debts for her voodoo services. After her daughter, Christina, eloped with John Custer, [[OffingTheOffspring Marie ordered Christina's stomach cut open]] when she tried to hide a photo of Jesse from her. After ordering the death of John Custer, she forcefully took Jesse under her wing, physically and emotionally abusing him while trying to keep him under her thumb and forcing him to participate in her twisted family business. Many years after leaving that life behind, Jesse returns to Angelville to have Marie bring Tulip O'Hare BackFromTheDead, but it comes at the price of a blood contract. With her holding Tulip's life as leverage and threatening to consume her soul out of a sense of entitlement, Jesse is forced into Marie's service and subject to the same abuse once again until he can get his soul back from the Grail. Motivated solely by her desire to live forever and someone who sees people, even her own family, as little more than tools that she can dispose of once she has no further use for them, Marie L'Angelle is a cruel, [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]], vengeful, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]] human being that sticks out like a sore thumb in a setting that runs on BlackAndGrayMorality.
** {{God|Is Evil}} himself is a primordial being who existed before all creation. Growing lonely, God created the universe, Heaven and Hell, and angels and demons to keep him company, which led to the eternal bloody war between the two races. [[PsychopathicManchild Unsatisfied]] with the love that the angels gave him, God decided to create another species that would love him more. First he created the dinosaurs, which [[PhlebotinumKilledTheDinosaurs he wiped out]] after he saw one of them eating its own excrement. Then he created humanity and started [[ManipulativeBastard manipulating]] them into doing horrible things to see how much they loved him, such as ordering Abraham to sacrifice his son, only stopping him at the last moment to make it look like a test of faith. At one point in time, after arranging the events that would take the lives of the Saint of Killers's family, God grew slowly bored with humanity. In the present day, escaping from Heaven, God leads the ancient Christian organization, the Grail, in preparing the Apocalypse, in order to [[KillAllHumans destroy all of humanity]] and replace it with another species, which he created to love him above all.
**[[WickedWitch Marie L'Angelle]] is the head of the Angelville plantation, as well as Jesse Custer's [[EvilMatriarch grandmother]] and a major source of pain in his life. Years ago, Marie made a DealWithTheDevil himself to make herself [[ImmortalityImmorality virtually immortal]] by [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls of others]], stealing them from clients who don't pay their debts for her voodoo services. After her daughter, Christina, eloped with John Custer, [[OffingTheOffspring Marie ordered Christina's stomach cut open]] when she tried to hide a photo of Jesse from her. After ordering the death of John Custer, she forcefully took Jesse under her wing, physically and emotionally abusing him while trying to keep him under her thumb and forcing him to participate in her twisted family business. Many years after leaving that life behind, Jesse returns to Angelville to have Marie bring Tulip O'Hare BackFromTheDead, but it comes at the price of a blood contract. With her holding Tulip's life as leverage and threatening to consume her soul out of a sense of entitlement, Jesse is forced into Marie's service and subject to the same abuse once again until he can get his soul back from the Grail. Motivated solely by her desire to live forever and someone who sees people, even her own family, as little more than tools that she can dispose of once she has no further use for them, Marie L'Angelle is a cruel, [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]], vengeful, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]] human being that sticks out like a sore thumb in a setting that runs on BlackAndGrayMorality.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher would be adapted into a TV series fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive four seasons.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher ''ComicBook/{{Preacher}}'' would be adapted into a TV series series, fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far far, the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive four seasons.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While it's understandable that some elements of the comic series simply wouldn't work with the timeline of the show (John Custer never fought in Vietnam, Arseface didn't get his face from the fallout of Kurt Cobain's suicide and there's little chance that Creator/BillHicks will make an appearance) there are still some comic purists who resent the show for particular changes like the abundance of CanonForeigner, everyone's AdaptationalVillainy, completely overhauling Tulip's backstory/relationship to Jesse and making Jesse/Tulip/Cassidy into a LoveTriangle instead of the one-sided StalkerWithACrush infatuation Cassidy has for Tulip in the comics. Although this can be averted by simply viewing the television series as an UltimateUniverse to the comic series.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While it's understandable that some elements of the comic series simply wouldn't work with the timeline of the show (John Custer never fought in Vietnam, Arseface didn't get his face from the fallout of Kurt Cobain's suicide and there's little chance that Creator/BillHicks will make an appearance) there are still some comic purists who resent the show for particular changes like the abundance of CanonForeigner, everyone's AdaptationalVillainy, or completely overhauling Tulip's backstory/relationship to Jesse and making Jesse/Tulip/Cassidy into a LoveTriangle instead of the one-sided StalkerWithACrush infatuation Cassidy has for Tulip in the comics. Although this can be averted by simply viewing the television series as an UltimateUniverse to the comic series.
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** In the Season 3 debut episode, there is Marie ''drinking'' a mixture of Tulip's hair, finger nails and cornea [[spoiler: in order to attach her life to Tulips]].
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** In the Season 3 debut episode, there is Marie ''drinking'' a mixture of Tulip's hair, finger nails and cornea [[spoiler: in order to attach her life to Tulips]].Tulip's]].
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* NarmCharm: While the characters themselves can come off as overly dramatic, it's one of the factors that draws the viewers in.
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* NarmCharm: While the characters themselves can come off as overly dramatic, it's one of the factors that draws draw the viewers in.
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** Jesse and Cassidy develop plenty over the course of the series, particularly on Cassidy's side. After one meeting with him, Cassidy becomes curiously loyal to Jesse. In "Finish the Song", after talking things out and patching up their friendship, Cassidy asks Jesse if they should shag now or just cuddle and hold hands. While he's clearly joking, it sure seems like he wouldn't say no either if Jesse were unexpectedly up for it.
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** Jesse and Cassidy develop plenty over the course of the series, particularly on Cassidy's side. After one meeting with him, Cassidy becomes curiously loyal to Jesse. In "Finish the Song", after talking things out and patching up their friendship, Cassidy asks Jesse if they should shag now or just cuddle and hold hands. While he's clearly joking, it sure seems like he wouldn't say no to either if Jesse were unexpectedly up for it.
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* DuelingShows: Mildly with ''Series/{{Outcast}}'' - the two premiered just a fortnight apart, each has a 10 episode run, both are based on comic books, were commissioned on the back of the success of ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' (''Outcast'' is actually based on another Kirkman series); and deal with themes of Christianity in contemporary America and demonic possession in a CrapsackWorld. However, so far the "duels" seem to have mostly been done in the spirit of fun, with reviewers largely recommending that the shows pair well together.
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* DuelingShows: Mildly with ''Series/{{Outcast}}'' - the two premiered just a fortnight apart, each has a 10 episode run, both are based on comic books, were commissioned on the back of the success of ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' (''Outcast'' is actually based on another Kirkman series); series), and deal with themes of Christianity in contemporary America and demonic possession in a CrapsackWorld. However, so far the "duels" seem to have mostly been done in the spirit of fun, with reviewers largely recommending that the shows pair well together.
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* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before having his right leg eaten and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
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* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before that having his right leg eaten and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher would be adapted into a TV series fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive three seasons.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher would be adapted into a TV series fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive three four seasons.
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** [[spoiler:Herr Starr attempting to [[DrivenToSuicide hang himself]] after suffering so many humiliating injuries (or having them treated in humiliating ways)? [[CryForTheDevil Outright pitiable]]. Starr bungling said suicide, accidentally tearing his nipples off because of his chain getting caught on the noose, and having PottyFailure that leaks through his faucet-penis? You'll be both cringing and laughing at the same time.]]
* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before having his right leg eaten and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
* CryForTheDevil: [[spoiler:We get a flashback to Herr Starr's early life late in Season 4, in which we learn that he won a youth singing contest, only for [[KidsAreCruel the contest's losers]] to [[DisproportionateRetribution cut his right eye with a knife in retaliation]]. This flashback comes on the heels of him suffering many humiliating and disfiguring injuries (some of them through no fault of his own), including losing his genitals and having them replaced with a faucet and before having his right leg eaten and [[IAteWhat fed to him]] by cannibals.]]
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* HilariousInHindsight: Or HarsherInHindsight, depending on your point of view. In the Season 1 finale, an old man asked Fake God what happened to the Dinosaurs. In Season 4 we learn - [[spoiler: God wiped them out because [[DisproportionateRetribution he saw one of them eating his own feces]]]].
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** In Season 4, Herr Starr loses his right ear, but then the Grail reconstructs it from [[GroinAttack Cassidy's harvested foreskins]]. It is as grotesque as it sounds. It later falls off on its own, complete with ooze ([[YankTheDogsChain right after Starr was told that he was beautiful]]).
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** In the Season 3 debut episode, there is Marie ''drinking'' a mixture of Tulip's hair, finger nails and cornea, for some reason.
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** In the Season 3 debut episode, there is Marie ''drinking'' a mixture of Tulip's hair, finger nails and cornea, for some reason.cornea [[spoiler: in order to attach her life to Tulips]].
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** It would have been interesting to see where Anneville would head to after the chaos of, [[spoiler:discovering that God abandoned the Earth]] had eased up. A shame we'd never know since the whole town got blown up.
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** It would have been interesting to see where Anneville would head to after the chaos of, of [[spoiler:discovering that God abandoned the Earth]] had eased up. A shame we'd never know since the whole town got blown up.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: The common criticisms regarding the second season was it's padding, unfocused plots, and a few out of character moments from it's main characters. The third season, on the other hand, has been praised as the best season the series has. With it's faster paced storylines, solid character development, and the establishment of it's grand MythArc.
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* WinBackTheCrowd: The common criticisms regarding the second season was it's its padding, unfocused plots, and a few out of character moments from it's its main characters. The third season, on the other hand, has been praised as the best season the series has. With it's has with its faster paced storylines, solid character development, and the establishment of it's its grand MythArc.
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** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the shows biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
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** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the shows show's biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
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** [[FatBastard Allfather D'Aronique]] runs on this. In addition to being [[JabbaTableManners a very sloppy eater]], he's also a [[https://www.eatingdisorderrecovery.net/getting-help/the-dsm/436-30751-bulimia-nervosa-continued11 purging type]] bulimic (and he purges right after his meals in front of his cohorts). [[spoiler:Even his death is nauseating, with one of the visible scattered organs being his anus, which poops out Jesse's soul]].
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** [[FatBastard Allfather D'Aronique]] runs on this. In addition to being [[JabbaTableManners a very sloppy eater]], he's also a [[https://www.eatingdisorderrecovery.net/getting-help/the-dsm/436-30751-bulimia-nervosa-continued11 purging type]] bulimic (and he purges right after his meals in front of his cohorts). [[spoiler:Even his death is nauseating, with one of the visible scattered organs being his anus, which poops out Jesse's soul]].soul. Which is then followed by a fight between Jesse and Starr over the soul in the middle of the Allfather's scattered guts, and [[CrossesTheLineTwice Jesse eating it as soon as he gets his hands on it]]]].
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* CounterpartComparison:
** What with Jesse's CompellingVoice power, it's difficult not to be reminded of [[Series/JessicaJones2015 Kilgrave]]. The biggest difference between the two being that Jesse at least normally has good intentions when he uses the Voice, while Kilgrave is an outright {{Sociopath}}.
** The Allfather's character can best be described as [[Film/MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife Mr. Creosote]] as [[KnightTemplar an unhinged religious fanatic]]. Both are [[FatBastard cartoonishly obese men with unpleasant personalities]], [[JabbaTableManners sloppy eaters]], and [[NauseaFuel purge themselves in public]]. [[spoiler:Both of them are last seen exploding, even though it's fatal in the Allfather's case.]]
** What with Jesse's CompellingVoice power, it's difficult not to be reminded of [[Series/JessicaJones2015 Kilgrave]]. The biggest difference between the two being that Jesse at least normally has good intentions when he uses the Voice, while Kilgrave is an outright {{Sociopath}}.
** The Allfather's character can best be described as [[Film/MontyPythonsTheMeaningOfLife Mr. Creosote]] as [[KnightTemplar an unhinged religious fanatic]]. Both are [[FatBastard cartoonishly obese men with unpleasant personalities]], [[JabbaTableManners sloppy eaters]], and [[NauseaFuel purge themselves in public]]. [[spoiler:Both of them are last seen exploding, even though it's fatal in the Allfather's case.]]
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* WhatAnIdiot: The preacher in the Saint of Killers' backstory: Yes, deliberately antagonize the man you know to be a remorseless killer, but make no attempt to incapacitate him or otherwise protect yourself from retaliation. Surely nothing bad will come of this!
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**The preacher in the Saint of Killers' backstory: Yes, deliberately antagonize the man you know to be a remorseless killer, but make no attempt to incapacitate him or otherwise protect yourself from retaliation. Surely nothing bad will come ofthis!this!
** Jesse learns that The Saint is now susceptible to his [[CompellingVoice The Word]] after giving The Saint 1% of his soul. Jesse refuses to send The Saint to Heaven believing he doesn't deserve happiness (breaking his deal with The Saint) but won't send him to Hell because he has part of Jesse's soul.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Jesse to order The Saint to be his faithful servant. Having a superhuman killing machine on your side while searching for God can only be an asset.\\
'''Or''': Order The Saint to never try to kill Jesse and his friends ever again and then make him go away.\\
'''Instead''': Jesse locks The Saint in an armored car and sinks him in a swamp. The Grail find him and release him. Now the superhuman killing machine is very angry for being betrayed and seeks out Jesse and his friends. It's only because the agents of Hell arrive and take The Saint back that Jesse and his friends manage to survive.
**The preacher in the Saint of Killers' backstory: Yes, deliberately antagonize the man you know to be a remorseless killer, but make no attempt to incapacitate him or otherwise protect yourself from retaliation. Surely nothing bad will come of
** Jesse learns that The Saint is now susceptible to his [[CompellingVoice The Word]] after giving The Saint 1% of his soul. Jesse refuses to send The Saint to Heaven believing he doesn't deserve happiness (breaking his deal with The Saint) but won't send him to Hell because he has part of Jesse's soul.\\
'''You'd Expect''': Jesse to order The Saint to be his faithful servant. Having a superhuman killing machine on your side while searching for God can only be an asset.\\
'''Or''': Order The Saint to never try to kill Jesse and his friends ever again and then make him go away.\\
'''Instead''': Jesse locks The Saint in an armored car and sinks him in a swamp. The Grail find him and release him. Now the superhuman killing machine is very angry for being betrayed and seeks out Jesse and his friends. It's only because the agents of Hell arrive and take The Saint back that Jesse and his friends manage to survive.
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** In the finale, [[spoiler:the methane reactor powering the smalle town of Annville, Texas, explodes, destroying the town and killing everyone. In 2013, a fertilizer processing plant in the small town West, Texas exploded with the force of 10 tons of TNT, registering a 2.1 on the Richter scale and levelling the town.]]
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** In the Season 1 finale, [[spoiler:the methane reactor powering the smalle town of Annville, Texas, explodes, destroying the town and killing everyone. In 2013, a fertilizer processing plant in the small town West, Texas exploded with the force of 10 tons of TNT, registering a 2.1 on the Richter scale and levelling the town.]]]]
** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the shows biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
** The Saint [[spoiler:killing Satan]] in the Season 3 finale is an SugarWiki/AwesomeMoment, but then 3 months later, ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' [[spoiler:{{killed off|ForReal}} their own Satan]], and it's one of the shows biggest {{Tear Jerker}}s.
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* CompleteMonster: [[WickedWitch Marie L'Angelle]] is the head of the Angelville plantation, as well as Jesse Custer's [[EvilMatriarch grandmother]] and a major source of pain in his life. Years ago, Marie made a DealWithTheDevil himself to make herself [[ImmortalityImmorality virtually immortal]] by [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls of others]], stealing said souls from clients who don't pay their debts for her voodoo services. After her daughter, Christina, eloped with John Custer, [[OffingTheOffspring Marie ordered Christina's stomach cut open]] when she tried to hide a photo of Jesse from her. After ordering the death of John Custer, she forcefully took Jesse under her wing, physically and emotionally abusing him while trying to keep him under her thumb and forcing him to participate in her twisted family business. Many years after leaving that life behind, Jesse returns to Angelville to have Marie bring Tulip O'Hare BackFromTheDead, but it comes at the price of a blood contract. With her holding Tulip's life as leverage and threatening to consume her soul out of a sense of entitlement, Jesse is forced into Marie's service and subject to the same abuse once again until he can get his soul back from the Grail. Motivated solely by her desire to live forever and someone who sees people, even her own family, as little more than tools that she can dispose of once she has no further use for them, Marie L'Angelle is a cruel, [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]], vengeful, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]] human being that sticks out like a sore thumb in a setting that runs on BlackAndGrayMorality.
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* CompleteMonster: [[WickedWitch Marie L'Angelle]] is the head of the Angelville plantation, as well as Jesse Custer's [[EvilMatriarch grandmother]] and a major source of pain in his life. Years ago, Marie made a DealWithTheDevil himself to make herself [[ImmortalityImmorality virtually immortal]] by [[YourSoulIsMine consuming the souls of others]], stealing said souls them from clients who don't pay their debts for her voodoo services. After her daughter, Christina, eloped with John Custer, [[OffingTheOffspring Marie ordered Christina's stomach cut open]] when she tried to hide a photo of Jesse from her. After ordering the death of John Custer, she forcefully took Jesse under her wing, physically and emotionally abusing him while trying to keep him under her thumb and forcing him to participate in her twisted family business. Many years after leaving that life behind, Jesse returns to Angelville to have Marie bring Tulip O'Hare BackFromTheDead, but it comes at the price of a blood contract. With her holding Tulip's life as leverage and threatening to consume her soul out of a sense of entitlement, Jesse is forced into Marie's service and subject to the same abuse once again until he can get his soul back from the Grail. Motivated solely by her desire to live forever and someone who sees people, even her own family, as little more than tools that she can dispose of once she has no further use for them, Marie L'Angelle is a cruel, [[ItsAllAboutMe selfish]], vengeful, and [[ManipulativeBastard manipulative]] human being that sticks out like a sore thumb in a setting that runs on BlackAndGrayMorality.
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** [[FatBastard Allfather D'Aronique]] runs on this. In addition to being [[JabbaTableManners a very sloppy eater]], he's also a [[https://www.eatingdisorderrecovery.net/getting-help/the-dsm/436-30751-bulimia-nervosa-continued11 purging type]] bulimic (and he purges right after his meals in front of his cohorts). [[spoiler:Even [[LudicrousGibs his death]] is nauseating, with one of the visible scattered organs being his anus connected to an intestine, followed by [[NoDeadBodyPoops said anus releasing Jesse's soul.]]
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** [[FatBastard Allfather D'Aronique]] runs on this. In addition to being [[JabbaTableManners a very sloppy eater]], he's also a [[https://www.eatingdisorderrecovery.net/getting-help/the-dsm/436-30751-bulimia-nervosa-continued11 purging type]] bulimic (and he purges right after his meals in front of his cohorts). [[spoiler:Even [[LudicrousGibs his death]] death is nauseating, with one of the visible scattered organs being his anus connected to an intestine, followed by [[NoDeadBodyPoops said anus releasing anus, which poops out Jesse's soul.]]soul]].
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While it's understandable that some elements of the comic series simply wouldn't work with the timeline of the show (John Custer never fought in Vietnam, Arseface didn't get his face from the fallout of Kurt Cobain's suicide and there's little chance that Creator/BillHicks will make an appearance) there are still some comic purists who resent the show for particular changes like the abundance of CanonForeigner, everyone's AdaptationalVillainy, completely overhauling Tulip's backstory/relationship to Jesse and making Jesse/Tulip/Cassidy into a LoveTriangle inside of the one sided StalkerWithACrush infatuation Cassidy has for Tulip in the comics. Although this can be averted by simply viewing the television series as an UltimateUniverse to the comic series.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: As contested as Season 2 was, most fans agreed that the subplot with Hitler and Eugene was one of the highlights. Then comes Season 3, with both characters still being billed as main characters in the intro... but during the whole season, they've had not even half an hour of screentime.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: As contested as Season 2 was, most fans agreed that the subplot with Hitler and Eugene was one of the highlights. Then comes Season 3, with both characters still being billed as main characters in the intro... but during the whole season, they've had not even half an hour of screentime.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: While it's understandable that some elements of the comic series simply wouldn't work with the timeline of the show (John Custer never fought in Vietnam, Arseface didn't get his face from the fallout of Kurt Cobain's suicide and there's little chance that Creator/BillHicks will make an appearance) there are still some comic purists who resent the show for particular changes like the abundance of CanonForeigner, everyone's AdaptationalVillainy, completely overhauling Tulip's backstory/relationship to Jesse and making Jesse/Tulip/Cassidy into a LoveTriangle inside instead of the one sided one-sided StalkerWithACrush infatuation Cassidy has for Tulip in the comics. Although this can be averted by simply viewing the television series as an UltimateUniverse to the comic series.
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** As contested as Season 2 was, most fans agreed that the subplot with Hitler and Eugene was one of the highlights. Then comes Season 3, with both characters still being billed as main characters in the intro... but during the whole season, they've had not even half an hour of screentime.
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** As contested as Season 2 was, most fans agreed that the subplot with Hitler and Eugene was one of the highlights. Then comes Season 3, with both characters still being billed as main characters in the intro... but during the whole season, they've had not even half an hour of screentime.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher would be adapted into a TV series fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive two seasons.
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* AndYouThoughtItWouldFail: When it was announced that Preacher would be adapted into a TV series fans of the comic were cautiously optimistic. Much less so when it was announced that Seth Rogen would be in charge of the series to the point of decrying the show a failure. So far the series has made a good impression on the fans and it has managed to survive two three seasons.
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* WhatAnIdiot: The preacher in the Cowboy's story: Yes, deliberately antagonize the man you know to be a remorseless killer, but make no attempt to incapacitate him or otherwise protect yourself from retaliation. Surely nothing bad will come of this!
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* WhatAnIdiot: The preacher in the Cowboy's story: Saint of Killers' backstory: Yes, deliberately antagonize the man you know to be a remorseless killer, but make no attempt to incapacitate him or otherwise protect yourself from retaliation. Surely nothing bad will come of this!
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* AwesomeMusic: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBJ7EJoyjqg&ab_channel=MatthewPastor a capella version]] of Music/BlindMelon's 'No Rain' that plays during a {{montage}} of Annville residents reacting to [[spoiler:learning God has disappeared.]]
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBJ7EJoyjqg&ab_channel=MatthewPastor a capella version]] of Music/BlindMelon's 'No Rain' that plays during a {{montage}} of Annville residents reacting to [[spoiler:learning God has disappeared.]]
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In Season 3 we finally see a little bit more of [[spoiler: hell. And it is near enough identical to the version shown in the Saint of Killer's origin comic, complete with the devil. Who is a VisualEffectOfAwesome in his own right, what with the entire look being entirely practical effects.]]
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* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In Season 3 we finally see a little bit more of [[spoiler: hell. And it is near enough identical to the version shown in the Saint of Killer's origin comic, complete with the devil. Who is a VisualEffectOfAwesome in his own right, what with the entire look being entirely practical effects.]]
