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Peacemaker(2022)
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Peacemaker
Peacemaker, a fanatical vigilante convinced that true peace justifies any kill, fights to secure his newfound freedom while confronting the brutal consequences of his ruthless crusade.
Action & AdventureSci-Fi & FantasyDrama
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Actors
- John Cenaas Christopher 'Chris' Smith / Peacemaker (16 Episodes)
- Danielle Brooksas Leota Adebayo (16 Episodes)
- Freddie Stromaas Adrian Chase / Vigilante (16 Episodes)
- Jennifer Hollandas Emilia Harcourt (16 Episodes)
- Steve Ageeas John Economos (16 Episodes)
- Robert Patrickas August 'Auggie' Smith / White Dragon (8 Episodes) , August 'Auggie' Smith / Blue Dragon (8 Episodes)
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The continuing story of Peacemaker, a vainglorious superhero/supervillain who believes in peace at any cost — no matter how many people he has to kill. After a miraculous recovery from his duel with Bloodsport, Peacemaker soon discovers that his freedom comes at a price.
Original onHBO Max Original
Seasons & Episodes
Season 18 episodes · premiered Jan 13, 2022
- 1.01Chapter 01: A Whole New WhirledJan 13, 2022Rate
Peacemaker returns home following an unexpected recovery, only to discover that regaining his freedom comes with difficult consequences.
- 1.02Chapter 02: Best Friends for NeverJan 13, 2022Rate
Peacemaker's daring escape creates increasing tension and suspicion within the team. As he contends with the challenges of his current mission, an unforeseen visitor arrives, adding further complexity to the situation.
- 1.03Chapter 03: Better Goff DeadJan 13, 2022Rate
Economos and Murn develop a closer relationship during their first mission to eliminate suspected "butterflies," while Peacemaker and Harcourt start to gain a better understanding of each other. However, their operation is interrupted by the unexpected arrival of Judomaster.
- 1.04Chapter 04: The Choad Less TraveledJan 20, 2022Rate
Following a mission with inconclusive outcomes, Murn recruits Vigilante into the team. Concurrently, Peacemaker grapples with his emotions upon learning that his father's imprisonment was partially a result of the team's actions.
- 1.05Chapter 05: Monkey DoryJan 27, 2022Rate
The team investigates what appears to be the center of the aliens' food distribution, only to encounter a large-scale invasion. Meanwhile, Auggie's plan to turn his son over to the authorities is complicated by a mysterious connection that Murn possesses.
- 1.06Chapter 06: Murn After ReadingFeb 3, 2022Rate
Murn reveals a secret he has kept for a long time, which results in Auggie being released. An unsuccessful effort to capture Peacemaker causes the alien Goff to transfer into a new and unexpected body.
- 1.07Chapter 07: Stop Dragon My Heart AroundFeb 10, 2022Rate
Harcourt, Murn, and Adebayo find themselves trapped by an extraterrestrial threat, while Peacemaker faces off against his father, with assistance from Vigilante and Economos.
- 1.08Chapter 08: It's Cow or NeverFeb 17, 2022Rate
As Peacemaker and Adebayo's conflict escalates, it begins to fracture the team's unity in their mission to destroy the alien cow. Tensions mount as members grow concerned that their internal discord may jeopardize the operation and enable the alien entity to complete its teleportation objective.
Season 28 episodes · premiered Aug 21, 2025
- 2.01Chapter 01: The Ties That GrindAug 21, 2025Rate
Peacemaker attempts to join forces with the Justice Gang, while Harcourt struggles to find work, and Economos takes on a challenging new assignment.
- 2.02Chapter 02: A Man Is Only as Good as His BirdAug 28, 2025Rate
Economos deals with difficulties involving his new handler, while Peacemaker contends with the consequences of his actions in an alternate dimension.
- 2.03Chapter 03: Another Rick Up My SleeveSep 4, 2025Rate
Economos covers the costs of the team's failed mission, allowing them to avoid financial consequences, while Peacemaker explores his complicated connection with Harcourt in an alternate dimension.
- 2.04Chapter 04: Need I Say DoorSep 11, 2025Rate
As A.R.G.U.S. escalates its efforts to locate the QUC, Harcourt is offered a compelling deal by Flag, a choice that puts Peacemaker in considerable danger.
- 2.05Chapter 05: Back to the SutureSep 18, 2025Rate
After a devastating battle with Flag, Peacemaker must deal with the aftermath and makes a surprising choice, while his allies work to keep the 11th Street Kids united in the wake of the conflict.
- 2.06Chapter 06: Ignorance Is ChrisSep 25, 2025Rate
The 11th Street Kids work to rescue one of their own who has gone missing, while Flag intensifies his campaign to expose and hold Peacemaker responsible for his actions.
- 2.07Chapter 07: Like a Keith in the NightOct 2, 2025Rate
The 11th Street Kids work to protect their world from growing threats as Flag and A.R.G.U.S. intensify their efforts to intervene.
- 2.08Chapter 08: Full NelsonOct 9, 2025Rate
The 11th Street Kids seek to demonstrate that Peacemaker should remain with them as Flag's actions increasingly endanger others.
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Cast & Crew
171 unique people credited
Top billed cast
John Cena
as Christopher 'Chris' Smith / Peacemaker (16 Episodes)
Danielle Brooks
as Leota Adebayo (16 Episodes)
Freddie Stroma
as Adrian Chase / Vigilante (16 Episodes)
Jennifer Holland
as Emilia Harcourt (16 Episodes)
Steve Agee
as John Economos (16 Episodes)
Robert Patrick
as August 'Auggie' Smith / White Dragon (8 Episodes) , August 'Auggie' Smith / Blue Dragon (8 Episodes)
Dee Bradley Baker
as Eagly (voice) (16 Episodes)
Nhut Le
as Rip Jagger / Judomaster (9 Episodes)
Lochlyn Munro
as Larry Fitzgibbon (8 Episodes) , Detective Fitzgibbon (1 Episode)
Chukwudi Iwuji
as Clemson Murn (8 Episodes)
Frank Grillo
as Rick Flag Sr. (8 Episodes)
Annie Chang
as Sophie Song (8 Episodes)
Supporting cast
153Elizabeth Faith Ludlow
as Keeya (8 Episodes)
Sol Rodriguez
as Sasha Bordeaux (8 Episodes)
Tim Meadows
as Langston Fleury (7 Episodes)
Rochelle Greenwood
as Peggy (6 Episodes)
Zak Santiago
as Prison Guard (6 Episodes)
Brandon Stanley
as Agent Kline (6 Episodes)
Kevin O Grady
as Johnson (5 Episodes)
Neil Webb
as Cool Steve (5 Episodes)
Bzhaun Rhoden
as Young Man (5 Episodes)
Reinaldo Faberlle
as Agent Vega (5 Episodes)
David Denman
as Keith Smith / Captain Triumph (5 Episodes)
Quinn Bennett
as Young Chris (4 Episodes)
Liam Hughes
as Keith (4 Episodes)
Christopher Heyerdahl
as Captain Caspar Locke (4 Episodes)
Dorian Kingi
as Kyphotic Alien (4 Episodes)
Mel Tuck
as Auggie's Neighbor (3 Episodes)
Stephen Blackehart
as Sydney Happersen (2 Episodes) , Charlie (Gorilla) (1 Episode)
Richard Galinson
as Kyphotic Alien Puppeteer (3 Episodes)
Savannah Koningen
as Kyphotic Alien Puppeteer (3 Episodes)
Michael Rooker
as Red St. Wild (3 Episodes)
Daniel Baldock
as Billy (3 Episodes)
Joel Kinnaman
as Colonel Rick Flag Jr. (archive footage) (uncredited) (2 Episodes) , Rick Flag 2 (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Taylor St Clair
as Vigilante's Mom (3 Episodes)
Crystal Mudry
as Annie Sturphausen (2 Episodes)
Paul Lazenby
as Dickhead (2 Episodes)
Darryl Scheelar
as Dickhead (2 Episodes)
Alison Araya
as Amber Calcaterra (2 Episodes)
Lenny Jacobson
as Evan Calcaterra (2 Episodes)
Rizwan Manji
as Jamil (2 Episodes)
Ryan Jefferson Booth
as Racist Thug (2 Episodes)
Jen Znack
as Skinhead Girl (2 Episodes)
Klarc Jerome Wilson
as Dishwasher (1 Episode) , Dave (1 Episode)
Paul Tryl
as Whitehood Wanker (2 Episodes)
Viola Davis
as Amanda Waller (uncredited) (2 Episodes)
Troy Anthony Young
as Terrified Man (2 Episodes)
Lissa Neptuno
as Doctor (2 Episodes)
Juan Carlos Flores
as Hugo (2 Episodes)
Elliot Frances Flynn
as Zora (2 Episodes)
John Nania
as Tall Biker (1 Episode) , Jerry (1 Episode)
Anissa Matlock
as Agent Angler (2 Episodes)
Rabon Hutcherson
as Rando Agent (2 Episodes)
Kellen Boyle
as Vigilante Acting Double (2 Episodes)
Devin Broadbent
as ARGUS Guard (2 Episodes)
Elizabeth Mccarthy
as Head Nurse (1 Episode)
Faith Wright
as Murn's Inside Nurse (1 Episode)
Tim Zhang
as Cabbie (1 Episode)
Brent Chapman
as Fact Attack Host (1 Episode)
Ursina Luther
as Waitress (1 Episode)
Kris Kuruneri
as Bartender (1 Episode)
Jade Pawluk
as Douchebag (1 Episode)
Scott Pocha
as Even Bigger Friend (1 Episode)
Gabriela Reynoso
as Lookie-Loo (1 Episode)
Veena Sood
as Captain Miele (1 Episode)
Natalia Safran
as Mrs. Goff (1 Episode)
Antonio Cupo
as Senator Royland Goff (1 Episode)
Jackson Ferguson
as Goff Child 1 (1 Episode)
Juliette Ferguson
as Goff Child 2 (1 Episode)
Sage Brocklebank
as Bodyguard (1 Episode)
Neetu Garcha
as Reporter (1 Episode)
Yvette Ferguson
as Receptionist (1 Episode)
Troy Mundle
as Harried Worker (1 Episode)
David Beairsto
as Judge William Judy (1 Episode)
Alice Matheson
as 'Alfred E Neuman' (1 Episode)
Juliette Tidi
as 'Canadian Tuxedo' (1 Episode)
Alexander Brophy
as 'Sad Eyed Kid' (1 Episode)
Marcia D Bennett
as Teacher (1 Episode)
Billy Christos Jr
as 'Chubster' (1 Episode)
David Pavlov
as 'Urkel' (1 Episode)
Maya Kooner
as Jamil's Daughter (1 Episode)
Alice Comer
as 'Pasketti Arms' (1 Episode)
Christopher Maxen Loteyro
as 'Rubik's Cube World Champion' (1 Episode)
Douglas Roy Dack
as White Power Shithead (1 Episode)
Trevor Hinton
as Asshole Referee (1 Episode)
Michael Newman
as Reporter (1 Episode)
Jason Momoa
as Arthur Curry / Aquaman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Ezra Miller
as Barry Allen / The Flash (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Tyler Burrows
as Frat Dude (1 Episode)
Dan Ginnane
as Frat Dude (1 Episode)
Isaac George Hotchkiss
as 7-11 Cashier (1 Episode)
Haig Sutherland
as Dr. Hurwitz (1 Episode)
Sarah Corrigan
as Female Nurse (1 Episode)
Philippe Collins
as Male Nurse (1 Episode)
Brad Abramenko
as Clark Kent / Superman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Cynthia Oroz
as Nurse (1 Episode)
Kimberley Von Ilberg
as Diana Prince / Wonder Woman (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Isabela Merced
as Hawkgirl (1 Episode)
Nathan Fillion
as Guy Gardner (1 Episode)
Sean Gunn
as Maxwell Lord (1 Episode)
Brey Noelle
as White Rabbit (1 Episode)
Vince Pisani
as Psychologist (1 Episode)
Angela Ray
as Ms. Godfrey (1 Episode)
Michael Ian Black
as Cleavis Thornwaite (1 Episode)
Josh Diogo
as Burly Biker (1 Episode)
Jefferson Cox
as Biker (1 Episode)
Troy Butler
as Biker (1 Episode)
Dan Mast
as Biker (1 Episode)
Erin Elizabeth Burns
as Timid Woman (1 Episode)
Jesse Burt
as Reputed Beaker Lookalike (1 Episode)
Tanya Freeman
as Woman in Aisle (1 Episode)
Patrick Logan
as Agent Tillerson (1 Episode)
Brighton Cruz Patterson
as Little Boy (1 Episode)
Sarah Elaine
as Sexy Woman (1 Episode)
Adam Boyer
as Scruffy Man (1 Episode)
Vanessa Cater
as Amy (1 Episode)
Royal Allen
as Large Man (1 Episode)
Kurt Hockenberry
as Guard (1 Episode)
Cc Ice
as Filthy Woman (1 Episode)
David Flannery
as Brad (1 Episode)
Alicia Kelley
as Hostage (1 Episode)
Daniel Norris
as Gary (1 Episode)
Trey Butler
as Cop (1 Episode)
Rory Keane
as Pet Store Guy (1 Episode)
Ben Bladon
as Jim (1 Episode)
Dylan Cheek
as Helicopter Pilot (1 Episode)
Matthew Sean Blumm
as Helicopter Son (1 Episode)
Ben Aycrigg
as Stairwell Son (1 Episode)
Myles Benson
as Young Chris (1 Episode)
Bryson Haney
as Young Keith (1 Episode)
Sylvia Castro Galan
as Older Woman (1 Episode)
Cameron Bass
as Young Man (1 Episode)
Willa Darian
as Young Woman (1 Episode)
Nicholas Hoult
as Lex Luthor (1 Episode)
Javier Quinones
as Blonde Kid (1 Episode)
Susan Quinones
as Blonde Kid (1 Episode)
Aven Lotz
as Blonde Kid (1 Episode)
Tyler Buckingham
as ARGUS Guard with Dog (1 Episode)
Regis Harrington
as Yelling Neighbor (1 Episode)
Noah Bain Garret
as Yelling Neighbor (1 Episode)
Bryan Bachman
as Armed ARGUS Guard (1 Episode)
Victor Crespo Cardona
as Smiley (1 Episode)
Terence Rosemore
as Otis Berg (1 Episode)
James Hiroyuki Liao
as General Mori (1 Episode)
Matthew Nelson
as Matthew Nelson (1 Episode)
Helen Huff
as Maeve (1 Episode)
Keith Brooks
as Hick (1 Episode)
Alex Klein
as Durwitz (1 Episode)
Jeff Kaplan
as Hazmat Agent (1 Episode)
Natasha Halevi
as Amanda Marie McCoy (1 Episode)
Bonnie Discepolo
as Ms. Jessop (1 Episode)
Jared Haibon
as ARGUS Coke Head (1 Episode)
J J Farris
as Nelson - Rhythm Guitarist (1 Episode)
David Keith
as Nelson - Drummer (1 Episode)
Neil Zaza
as Nelson - Lead Guitarist (1 Episode)
Eric Nally
as Foxy Shazam - Lead Singer (1 Episode)
Alex Nauth
as Foxy Shazam - Horn Player (1 Episode)
Teddy Aitkins
as Foxy Shazam - Drummer (1 Episode)
Trevor Erb
as Foxy Shazam - Bassist (1 Episode)
Adam Hart
as Zombie (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Gunnar Nelson
as Gunnar Nelson (1 Episode)
Spring Lyons
as Orgy Participant(uncredited) (1 Episode)
Madison Oakley
as Orgy Participant (uncredited) (1 Episode)
Devin Williams
as Foxy Shazam - Guitarist (1 Episode)
Sky Vaughn White
as Foxy Shazam - Keyboardist (1 Episode)
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medium confidencesource-verifiedAll 16 episodes across both seasons are listed and confirmed from the Wikipedia episode list fetched this run. Season 1 aired January 13 – February 17, 2022 on HBO Max (8 episodes, first 3 dropped simultaneously). Season 2 aired August 21 – October 9, 2025 on Max (8 episodes, weekly). The Events Index covers all ★★★ and major ★★ beats. Season 2 episodes aired after the August 2025 knowledge cutoff were confirmed via Wikipedia episode articles and named Tier 3 recaps fetched this run. Three events carry ~ rather than ✓ where only season-level or secondary confirmation was available. The primary correction from this verification pass is the Keith-flashback episode misplacement (S1E4 → S1E7), which affected both the Events Index and Chris's character profile.
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Characters
Chris Smith / Peacemaker · John Cena · debut [S1E1✓]
A jingoistic, emotionally stunted killer who, over two seasons, is forced to confront his traumatic upbringing and reckon with the violence he has caused. Season 1 transforms him from an expendable asset into someone who genuinely cares about the people around him. Season 2 continues that arc through grief, self-loathing, and a search for a version of himself worth loving — culminating in his team forming Checkmate without A.R.G.U.S., followed by his exile to the alien world Salvation.
Leota Adebayo · Danielle Brooks · debut [S1E1✓]
A new A.R.G.U.S. recruit in Season 1 who is secretly tasked by her mother Amanda Waller to spy on Chris. Her loyalty gradually shifts to the team, culminating in her publicly exposing Project Butterfly. In Season 2 she is a full member of the 11th Street Kids and becomes a co-founder of Checkmate, though her marriage suffers under the strain of her choices.
Emilia Harcourt · Jennifer Holland · debut [S1E1✓]
An A.R.G.U.S. agent who begins as Chris's cool, professional handler and develops a deep but complicated bond with him across both seasons. Season 2 places her at the center of the conflict between her career ambitions and her feelings for Chris, a tension that leads her to inadvertently help Flag Sr. trap him — something she spends the back half of the season trying to undo.
Adrian Chase / Vigilante · Freddie Stroma · debut [S1E2✓]
Chris's deeply loyal, emotionally unfiltered best friend. Cheerfully violent and socially oblivious, he is played largely for dark comedy but is given genuine emotional weight in Season 2 when Chris's departure devastates him. His alternate-universe counterpart was an anti-fascist fighter opposing Peacemaker-2.
John Economos · Steve Agee · debut [S1E1✓]
A.R.G.U.S.'s cautious, put-upon tech and tactics specialist. His most consequential act in Season 1 is framing Auggie for Chris's crimes. In Season 2 he grows disillusioned with A.R.G.U.S. and eventually feeds information to outside parties — a sign of how thoroughly Flag Sr. has eroded institutional trust.
Clemson Murn (host: Ik Nobe Lok) · Chukwudi Iwuji · debut [S1E1✓]
The hard, secretive leader of Project Butterfly in Season 1. His major revelation is that he is himself a butterfly — a dissenter who came to Earth to stop the invasion rather than enable it. He is killed before the finale.
Auggie Smith / White Dragon · Robert Patrick · debut [S1E1✓]
Chris's white supremacist father, an armored villain called White Dragon. A source of lifelong psychological damage to Chris, he is killed by his son in the penultimate episode of Season 1. In Season 2 he appears as a haunting vision and as his parallel-universe counterpart (Auggie-2), who — while still deeply flawed — privately opposed the Nazi regime on Earth-X.
Rick Flag Sr. · Frank Grillo · debut [S2E1✓]
New A.R.G.U.S. director introduced in Season 2, motivated by revenge for the death of his son Rick Flag Jr. at Peacemaker's hands in The Suicide Squad. He presents himself as a reform-minded leader but pursues a personal vendetta, ultimately exiling Chris to the alien planet Salvation.
Judomaster · Nhut Le · debut [S1E3~]
A highly skilled fighter introduced in Season 1 as a butterfly bodyguard. He escapes the team's custody and re-emerges in Season 2 as an unexpected ally, traveling to Earth-X and rescuing Adebayo. He joins Checkmate in the finale.
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