Gorilla Grodd singing on set: Gunn's DCU became a parody and the fan applauded

Gorilla Grodd appeared singing on the set of The People v. Gorilla Grodd, James Gunn’s DCU series on HBO Max. In a suit, bow tie and white gloves, in the middle of a college choir. The set videos are from 09/08 and 09/2026 and were shared by ComicBookMovie and SuperHeroHype.

For those who don’t follow the character: Grodd was created in 1959, in The Flash #106. The series stars Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen and Jimmy Tatro as Grodd, with the creators of American Vandal at the helm.

The financial context explains a lot. The Warner and Discovery merger, David Zaslav cutting costs, The Rock’s plan with Henry Cavill that didn’t come to fruition, the arrival of Gunn and Safran, and now the sale to Paramount blocked in court by an injunction in July 2026. In 2026, DC delivered Supergirl, Superman and Lanterns, canceled Waller and Paradise Lost and pushed Batman Part II to 2028.

The question I ask in the video is sincere: how can the same fan who called Zack Snyder too dark for eight years now applaud a singing gorilla? A tweet gave the series 10/10 before there was a trailer.

On the other side of the board, Gal Gadot saying in public that she will return to Wonder Woman if Zack returns, and Snyder at TIFF with The Last Photograph, with sold out tickets. Regarding the participation of Grant Gustin that circulated together, here is a warning: it is a rumor, without any confirmation.