'This episode feels like the linchpin to ton of questions.' TheGoodPlace writer cordjefferson opens up about unmasking Hooded Justice in WatchmenHBO
The Hollywood Reporter speaks with 'The Good Place' writer Cord Jefferson about unmasking Hooded Justice: "This episode feels like the linchpin to ton of questions.", "This Extraordinary Being," as well as the comic books from Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons on which the show is based.], not to mention the original graphic novel of the same name, now stands revealed: the identity of Hooded Justice, the first masked crime-fighter of all time.
Tasked with bringing the transformation to life: Lindelof and co-writer Cord Jefferson, a member of thesince season two.
Working with Damon, he's very much a guy who doesn't want every question to be answered. He thinks it's okay if things are messy and complicated and confusing, and thinks that, perhaps sometimes that's where the power of the story lies: he doesn't answer questions that you may have. He leaves threads dangling that he'll never fully tie up. When I first started working in the room, that was very difficult for me to understand and that was very difficult for me to accept.
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