The Only Man in the Sky

How can this series be getting better and better. By the end of the series this was just one of the craziest moments of the series and its only 2 episodes in. I never thought this series was ever going to die out but i never thought it could go up.

For an independent run of comic to be translated into such a fan favorite tv show just proves that the writers and casting have been on point. I cannot praise the cast enough of this series with really only Karl Urban really the biggest name in the series!

The shock the episode was when the brutality hit but the end of it. This was a laughing matter as the incident from the first episode but pure unadulterated violence from the main cast!

Overall this was just another ride in a series that i dont ever want to end. So much of the story is a reflection on the world today but this is in no way preachy on trying to change anything.

Wow!! Every minute of this episode was outstanding! Definitely one of the best episodes yet. Only two episodes into this season and already it's looking like the best!

The whole speech at the end with Homelander was incredible.

10/10 from me but critics will probably say otherwise..

Such a funny, action packed episode and I just can't wait for more!

'The Only Man in the Sky' is another excellent episode, advancing the plot without rushing into it. I can't think of many shows that manage to maintain their quality through action and non-action both, with the perfect balance and pacing to boot. The actors deliver their usual top-notch performances; Anthony Starr is a very convincing sociopath, and Karen Fukuhara manages to convey so much emotion with just her expressive face.

I especially loved the 'generic boy band' ending song with its creepy lyrics; it genuinely made me break out in hysteric laughter. That a show with this much social commentary and criticism of capitalist pop culture is produced by Amazon remains ironic...

I first saw him in the show "Banshee". Thought he was amazing.

Lost track of him and when "The Boys" debut, I had zero idea he was Homelander until I perused the credits, saw he was the guy from "Banshee", and wow... could not have been more blown away!

Kudos to Antony Starr for bringing to life two fabulous characters that are iconic and no doubt to be a part of TV history.

As for this season so far? Terrific. So many shows start to run out of steam or become predictable by season 3. This not happening I credit to creator Eric Kripke. As with his running of "Supernatural", the show was focused and on track for the five year plan he had. Once he left and the CW carried on, albeit successfully (the show ran for 15 seasons!), it soon became predictable and at times silly.

Whatever Kripke's series plan is for "The Boys", I hope the network adheres to it and not sees dollar signs in keeping it on and on till it becomes a parody.

The Boys is back motherf###er; and the ending is just... Holy Crap! It's fantastic and full of surprises, especially with Butcher and Homelander basically commanding the episodes dramatic beats!

It's already clear that The Boys ain't losing its bite anytime soon if there's still material THIS strong on the horizon.

It's still full of its satirical criticism of modern American culture, its main characters are embodiments of day-to-day chaos (least of all in superhero worlds like Marvel or DC) and have become one of TV's strongest ensemble casts.

The Boys ain't losing it yet; and it's sure to stick the landing too.