Peacemaker Episodes 1, 2, and 3 End Credits Explained

A new series has dropped for the DCEU with John Cena-led Peacemaker and it debuted with three runs, all having end credits each, and the show of off to a great start, keeping the audience interest of what comes next in the story following the antihero. The post-credits scene of Episodes 1, 2, and 3 are all here and explained.

Warning! This article contains spoilers for Peacemaker! Read at your own risk!

Peacemaker Episode 1 End Credits Explained

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In Peacemaker Episode 1, “A Whole New Whirled” Post-Credits Scene shows Christopher Smith/ Peacemaker back in the equipment room of his father. Auggie tells Peacemaker that a helmet from the shelf might even give him scabies and he got curious as to why he keeps a helmet like that. His father replies with a food for thought, to challenge himself and that every man should have that once in life.

This scene shows the influence that his father has in him, both as a son and as Peacemaker himself. While it may look like a funny scene, if you’d look into it deeper, it is like a father-and-son one with a lesson that, while uncanny, could teach Peacemaker a lot.

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Peacemaker Episode 2 End Credits Explained

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In Peacemaker Episode 2, “Best Friend, For Never” Post-Credits Scene has Amber and Evan in rooms where they are asked to identify who their captor is. Amber describes their captor as not the one who is how and Evan clapped back at her fixating on Peacemaker. Amber asked the detective for Peacemaker’s picture and it shows that she has an interest in him.

This scene clarifies the one where a seemingly ménage à trois between Peacemaker, Amber, and Vigilante are all in one bed and it gives the hint that Amber has a better idea of who Peacemaker is, explaining her interest in him.

Peacemaker Episode 3 End Credits Explained

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In Peacemaker Episode 3, “Better Goff Dead” Post-Credits Scene gives an unseen part in a scene in the same episode where Harcourt puts a threatens Vigilante on him possibly compromising the mission. Harcourt lays down that she would kill the whole family of Vigilante, one which the latter just laughed at, and Murn was just listening to everything that transpired over the radio.

This gives some light to the character of Vigilante and while in this version, he might not be like that in the comics where he is a district attorney who took down a mob and his family was killed thus him being Vigilante, he remains to have a tragic and dark backstory pushing him to pursue being who he is in the series.

Peacemaker Episodes 1, 2, and 3 are all available now on HBO Max.