The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
Maybe. The first season ended with him looking more like he might have been a fraud though.
Netflix Messiah (CANCELED After 1 Season)
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Maybe. The first season ended with him looking more like he might have been a fraud though.
Marc123
You got it dude!
Whut? He didn't do no miracles in the 1st season
Hundredeyes
Active Member
Nah literally the final scene had fam looking legit lol.
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
He seemingly called a sandstorm that ended aggression on a town an lasted for a week, preaching through it.
He seemingly held back a tornado allowing everyone to get to safety.
He walked on water though they offered an explanation.
Like I said, they kept things pretty ambiguous. It could have gone either way.
Marc123
You got it dude!
Not to get to deep. But how tf did they explain him walkin on water?
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
It wasn't a good explanation. They kinda just handwaved it by saying magicians have been doing that trick for years, and showed a video of someone else doing it to a less impressive extent.
Hundredeyes
Active Member
So Yall just going to ignore the actual season finale where dude survived the plane crash unscathed and was resurrecting mofos left and right including the mossad agent?
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
lol I actually forgot about that. For some reason, my memory stopped at him getting picked up and leaving the event for him. I'm trippin.
mike030270
Memes
I was hoping they were going to go in the direction that he was legit. Would have been nice to see a modern world reaction if he was real. I was surprised it was canceled because when it came out there was a lot of talk about the show
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
They got rid of it because he was the Muslim Jesus.
IP360
Doctorate & Ph.D in Bootyology
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
True, but sometimes it was annoying because when he did speak I expected to hear some really deep shit and it wasn't always that. Like when he had been hiding out in that tent all that time not talking to anyone and then made a big point out of going to find the kid and the trapped dog. He wound up just killing the dog. When he spoke, I expected him to say some real shit, and he basically just said "It's his time to go. Which was fine I guess, but underwhelming.
Sage Wonder
Scary Hours
There was a theory out there that makes sense
Dude was actually the antichrist.. and the real messiah was the kid that survived the bombing / got the refugees to finally be accepted into the border. Yall mentioned him not healing the girl but remember he also killed the dog instead of saving it. That's 2 instances he doesn't show healing powers. Resurrecting the dead could go either way. The whole season you just see him manipulate people and grabbing worldwide media attention.
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Dude was actually the antichrist.. and the real messiah was the kid that survived the bombing / got the refugees to finally be accepted into the border. Yall mentioned him not healing the girl but remember he also killed the dog instead of saving it. That's 2 instances he doesn't show healing powers. Resurrecting the dead could go either way. The whole season you just see him manipulate people and grabbing worldwide media attention.
Netflix's Messiah (and Its Antichrist) May Not Be Who We Think They Are
Netflix's Messiah might have thrown a curveball at fans by cleverly disguising the true Second Coming and the Anti-Christ he'll be battling.
www.cbr.com
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
There was a theory out there that makes sense
Dude was actually the antichrist.. and the real messiah was the kid that survived the bombing / got the refugees to finally be accepted into the border. Yall mentioned him not healing the girl but remember he also killed the dog instead of saving it. That's 2 instances he doesn't show healing powers. Resurrecting the dead could go either way. The whole season you just see him manipulate people and grabbing worldwide media attention.
Netflix's Messiah (and Its Antichrist) May Not Be Who We Think They Are
Netflix's Messiah might have thrown a curveball at fans by cleverly disguising the true Second Coming and the Anti-Christ he'll be battling.
Interesting theory, but that kid was kinda clueless. That's not exactly a trait you would expect for the messiah. On top of that, he was really only able to do the good things that he did because he got help from the other guy. It wouldn't make sense for the antichrist to help the Messiah realize who he is.