Black Lightning 1x3 Poll!

Joel

Last Season: We cant take Jeniffer ti a therapist without revealing she has powers. This Season: We have a therapist who will ambush you in a park and teleport you to another dimension. WTF?

Jeanette C

Of course it went badly. It was a terrible idea to just have the therapist ambush her in a park

Darth Skhorrn

Absolutely, it was a terrible idea.

Nathan Mortenson

I get wanting the meeting itself to be a surprise, but the therapist should have introduced herself and said "Hi, your parents wanted me to help you learn to control your powers," and explained what she wanted to do before doing anything.

Gezno

Definitely. When that girl sucked Jennifer into her genjutsu, I thought she was screwed! Plus, what if she freaked out and just erupted into flames right there in the park. You're supposed to handle this with a scaple, not a wrench.

Randy Neal

I can understand the therapist wanting to meet Jennifer on her own, but just shaking her hand and sucking her into another dimension was messed up. Introduce yourself, explain who you are and then ask her to go on a magic carpet ride. That's just good manners.

Cheyenne Hacker

Yes. They ambushed her with that shit. Not a great way to build trust.

Doby Greg

I think they were right to follow the professional advice of the caretaker they trusted to take care of their daugther. The therapist gave them a bad advice and was the one in the wrong imo.

Andrew Courtney

You never ever surprise someone with mental health worker. It’s a terrible idea in real life that never ends well, much like interventions

Angry bob ross

bruh she was mad last season about them hiding things from her, so they probably should have discussed it first.

Fajen Thygia

You have to be able to trust a therapist. Ambushes don't generally build trust.

Yes. Definitely. Is it so hard? „Jenn, Gambi knows a Woman who could help you with your Powers. Wanna go?“

LKG

I don’t understand why they didn’t just talk to her about it. That was risky considering she attacked her mother by mistake, and they were in broad daylight.

Rix

You don't do that especially on the street with a stranger (I'm black you wouldn't have seen what hit ya)

Gavin Hardiman

No because it seems like at every turn they try to help her and she refuses to deal with the problem. When somebody refuses help doesn’t mean that they don’t need it.

The 16bit Couple

As a parent and from what I know from my wife going to college for psychology it was a bad idea all around. The parents should be open with the daughter they are wanting to help and the woman helping should know that in order to build trust you need to make a formal introduction.

Blackest Hippy

Haven’t seen the episode yet but when my parents took me to a therapist outta the blue a couple years ago I was livid