A List of Comedians That Would Be a Great Addition to "Suicide Squad 3", if There is One.

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'Teamwork makes the dream work" is the motto that the "Suicide Squad" seams to follow as none them really like each other and were brought together against their will to save the world from the next villain that's destroying cities when they themselves are not doing. It's a lovely conundrum the "Suicide Squad" members find themselves in, if they don't want to see each other any longer they have to work together in order to succeed as attacking the villain by themselves will not be enough. If it was the film's title would sound less provocative likely being "Suicide Member" or whatever the studio would come up with. The point is most of the humor in the first "Suicide Squad" (2016) comes from each character not getting a long and teasing each other so it's fun to think about who would be great to add into the to mix of bad boy and bad girl mutants and their playful banter back in the forth that helps each viewer giggle their way between action scenes.

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1. Kevin Hart would be a great addition to the "Suicide Squad," he'd certainly have an issue with everybody and their unique talents such as Killer Croc. Kevin's character would likely suggest some lotion for the rough and bumpy skin after Killer Croc maybe comments on his height. Kevin's super power in the film would likely be something less beneficial to the team but the small jabs at characters he would have throughout the film would provide a large impact to the entertainment in the film.

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2. Bill Burr would be the next great addition to "Suicide Squad" becuase he would definitely be last the person that wanted to band together with a bunch of other outlaws with super powers. Burr has been increasing his acting capablities having become a fan favorite in Jon Favreau's "The Mandalorian." If anyone knows his comedy they know it's not Disney approved so he would be right at home in the "Suicide Squad's" "R" rating. As for what he'd bring to the team it would likely be a deconsutruction of how mornonic everyone's plans are to defeat the villian(s), which would likely lead to Bill Burr's superpower, getting in very heated comedic arguments with each character.

I doubt these two suggestions would make it into the the 3rd installment of "Suicide Squad" if there is one, as the possibility of that happening will be up to the box office performance of James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad," which is set to hit theaters August 6, 2021. Until then, we'll just have to wait with excitement to see which comedic persona Pete Davidson will add to his character "Blackguard" and the squad in the film as he was latest member to added to the cast.