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As filming wraps on The Boys, Karl Urban has said his goodbyes to the rest of The Boys' cast. Having first premiered in 2019, the show is a popular Prime Video superhero satire which pokes fun at the media, politics, and the very concept of superheroes. Urban played the bitter anti-supe activist Billy Butcher through all five seasons.

The final season is expected to premiere in 2026, though the official date has not been confirmed. Throughout the show's run, Urban appeared alongside Antony Starr (Homelander), Jack Quaid (Hughie), Erin Moriarty (Starlight), Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko), Cameron Crovetti (Ryan), and other stars. Now, as filming wraps, Urban shared his farewell on his personal Instagram account:

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While sharing a picture of himself and Quaid on the beach in full costume, Urban offered a heartfelt response to The Boys' upcoming ending. He described the show...

Supernatural vet Jensen Ackles has opened up about his long-awaited reunion with Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins in The Boys Season 5. In the hit superhero show, Ackles portrays the fan-favorite role of Soldier Boy, who has been one of the main antagonists in recent seasons.

During a recent interview with People, Ackles was asked about his experience working with Padalecki and Collins again during the production of The Boys Season 5. While teasing their guest-starring appearances, he admitted that it was strange for him to see them on the set of The Boys.

“It was weird. It was like inviting my friends over to somebody else’s house for dinner,” he said. “I was like, ‘Listen, guys, don’t make me look bad. I got to stay here.’ They were amazing. I can't wait to talk more about it because it was quite an experience.”

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With The Boys officially wrapping production on its final season, the farewell posts are rolling in daily. Yesterday, series creator and showrunner, Eric Kripke, shared a heartfelt goodbye and thank you to fans, and today one of the stars is taking their turn letting her feelings be known. Taking to Instagram, Erin Moriarty, who plays Annie January aka Starlight in the Prime Video production, dropped a string of behind-the-scenes images paired with a bittersweet farewell message following her final day on set. In her caption, the Catching Dust star wrote,

“honestly, fuck “don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened.” the tears have begun. the posts are incoming. I said goodbye to most of my work family today and I’ll be ready to smile about it when I’m ready to smile about it. to my Boys fam: love you, c*nts. Forever.”

In her comments section,...

Filming has officially wrapped on the fifth and final season of Prime Video's The Boys, with showrunner Eric Kripke taking to social media to share the news along with a photo from the Vought Tower set.

The shot finds Kripke standing in The Seven's Action Room, with a mural of Homelander with his arms outstretched visible above the table.

“This is the last time I'll ever be on this set," writes Kripke. "It'll be torn down soon. It's bittersweet, but my primary feeling is gratitude. We have the best cast, the best crew, the most fun story to write, and something that is impossible to predict: the right timing. You wait your whole career to have maybe two of those things, if you're lucky. We got all of them. To #TheBoys family: thank you, I love you all. To the fans: thanks for watching, can't wait for you to see the grand finale.

Repast.Mikio Naruse was radical in his dedication to the mundane. Whether employing the devices of melodrama or abandoning plot almost entirely, he maintained a lucid, unsparing focus on the everyday routines and pressures, compromises and disappointments that quietly erode his characters, the way drops of water wear down a stone. Naruse made films about women’s bruising emotional lives, but above all about women’s work: the thankless domestic chores of wives, the constrained roles of geisha and bar hostesses, and the various labors of maids, shopkeepers, bus conductors, office workers, farmers, and even artists.Naruse’s genre was shoshimin eiga, “common-people dramas” about the pinched and precarious world of the lower-middle classes. His characters tend to live in cramped houses with scuffed tatami mats and battered shoji screens. Among the pleasures of films such as Mother and Lightning (both 1952) are the weathered texture and raffish shitamachi atmosphere of working-class neighborhoods with their narrow,...

If there is one thing that The Boys knows how to get right, it is iconic characters. Across its four seasons, the show has created some of the most memorable moments in the superhero genre. While most of these situations consist of characters that have superpowers, the majority of the fight sequences gain weight because the titular team does not have superpowers.

While the lack of powers is what made the series appealing during its initial seasons, both Hughie and Butcher eventually also get powers, even if it was for a brief amount of time. Even Frenchie has his substance abuse, and Kimiko’s powers as a leg up in fights. With this, there is no denying that Mother’s Milk is the only character who knows how to beat Supes without powers.

Mother’s Milk doesn’t need powers to be a threat in The Boys

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It looks like we might get a first look at some footage from the second season of Gen V this Saturday at Ccxp Mexico, as Prime Video has released the first official key art spotlighting Jaz Sinclair as blood-manipulating Supe, Marie Moreau.

In the season 1 finale, Marie and some of her classmates were rounded up by Homelander and his forces, and we saw the same thing happen to Hughie, Frenchie, Mm and Kimiko in the season 4 finale of The Boys. It seems interned Supes are going to form some kind of resistance to fight back against the leader of The Seven (best of luck).

Last year, we got the tragic news that 27-year-old Gen V star Chance Perdomo had passed away after a motorcycle accident. Perdomo had been a major part of The Boys spin-off series, and his character, Andre Anderson, was going to feature heavily in the second season.

The first key art for the fifth and final season of The Boys has been spotted at the Prime Experience event, and it features Homelander glancing back at the camera as he walks towards the White House.

In the season 4 finale, the leader of The Seven took one step closer to the Oval Office while enacting his plan to round up all anti-Supe protestors and confine them to prison camps. Hughie, Frenchie, Kimiko, and Mm were captured, with Starlight and the now even more volatile and unpredictable Butcher still at large.

“There will probably be lots of deaths," creator Eric Kripke says of the final season during an interview with Deadline. “There’s no guarantee of who’s gonna survive.” Nathan Mitchell (Black Noir) adds: “There are some things that are coming in Season 5 that you’re not going to have in your bingo card.”

“I look at the last two seasons … like an accordion,...

‘The Boys’ is renowned as one of the most popular comic book series of all time, largely due to the immense success of its TV adaptation, which in turn boosted the comic’s popularity. The series has consistently been ranked among the greatest of all time, sparking continual interest from fans.

Recently, Ranker conducted a major survey to determine the best characters of all time. We’ll provide you with insights and commentary, adding our own perspectives to enrich the discussion. We’ll be presenting the top 10 characters from this survey, ranked from 10th to 1st place. We hope you find it as intriguing as we do!

10. Soldier Boy

Jensen Ackles’ character was introduced relatively late in the series but quickly became a fan favorite. It wasn’t just Ackles’ performance; the character was compelling and well-developed, with a strong narrative arc. Although he was somewhat underused in the most recent fourth season,...

Game of Thrones is known for hiding important details in plain sight, and one such moment occurs in Season 7. Fans on Reddit were quick to spot a subtle scene that hints at the ultimate fate of the Night King. In the scene, Bran Stark gives Arya a dagger, a gesture that might seem ordinary at first.

Maisie Williams in Game of Thrones | Credits: HBO

However, this small exchange becomes crucial when Arya uses that very dagger for a major purpose in Season 8. This moment is a prime example of the show’s skillful foreshadowing, where seemingly insignificant interactions pay off in major ways later on.

How Game of Thrones season 7 set the stage for Arya’s final strike on the Night King

Game of Thrones has always managed to keep its audience on the edge of their seats with seemingly insignificant details that end up being crucial to the story.

The fantasy genre continued to grow in the TV space in 2024 and the year offered a number of excellent entries for fans to obsess over.

Whether it was the longer-than-wanted waits for Season 2 of “House of the Dragon” and “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” or new discoveries like “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” there was plenty to love for fantasy nerds in 2024.

For example, for anyone looking for a new twist on their fantasy watching, the latest entry in Dropout’s “Dimension 20” D&d series is ready and waiting.

Without further ado, these are the 9 best fantasy shows of 2024:

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After two years, “House of the Dragon” returned with a bigger, stronger, bloodier second season. The show’s first season, while good, left some fans confused by the...

Much like The Boys itself, this list contains content that may be considered graphic by some readers.

From explosive rectums to newfound familial ties, characters and audiences alike have been witness to some memorable moments on The Boys. The writers behind the hit series have created a foundation upon the unexpected, often going further than anyone can imagine. Throughout the series, the twists and turns have not only kept viewers engaged, but they've also added depth to each character.

Whether it's insight into their backstories or a visual representation of the characters, each action has been methodically placed in an effort to move the story forward. While there are quite a few moments that have left fans with questions or in utter disbelief, it's safe to say that audiences can never be too sure of what's to come, aside from more shocking moments. The Boys is the kind of show...

For decades, the superhero genre has been one of the most popular in movies & television; however, while there are many different takes on the genre, arguably none is more unique than The Boys. The irreverent satire has been a smash hit with TV audiences since debuting in 2019, and with the filming of its fifth (and final) season officially underway, Prime's most popular original series is set to go out with a bang — literally.

Through its first four seasons, The Boys has featured a variety of memorable fights, many of which have involved the Supes at the core of the series' storytelling. These Supe fights range from hilarious to riveting, and they all feature a variety of dangerous abilities that demonstrate the true difference between an average human being and their Compound V-enhanced counterparts.

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As it turns out, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans actually have Garth Ennis's The Boys to thank for introducing a story beat before the MCU transformed it into a celebrated cliché. While Ennis's comic is best known for subverting and satirizing existing superhero tropes, in the case of characters getting their arms cut off, The Boys was ahead of the curve.

In The Boys #63 – written by Garth Ennis, with art by Russel Braun – the character Frenchie's arm is severed during a fight. Originally published in 2012, the issue preceded Iron Man 3, which began the trend of MCU characters losing their arms.

Interestingly, The Boys' version was inexplicably similar to the style that would later become a hallmark of the MCU’s use of the trope. That is, the lost arm sequence came as an unexpected twist during an especially intense fight scene.

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Eric Kripke was stunned by the backlash against The Boys for its portrayal of Nazis as villains. The show, known for its sharp satire and bold storytelling, reportedly faced criticism for depicting Nazi imagery and characters in its fight against superheroes.

Eric Kripke | Credits: Instagram (@erickripke1)

Kripke, reflecting on the controversy, couldn’t believe the pushback, considering the show’s obvious stance on villainous behavior. His disbelief highlights just how unpredictable the world of TV commentary can be.

Eric Kripke Defends The Boys‘ Anti-Fascist Message Amid Controversy Antony Starr in The Boys | Credits: Amazon Prime

Eric Kripke, creator of The Boys, called it “frankly stunning” that the show’s portrayal of Nazis as villains sparked controversy. His remark reportedly came in an interview where he explored the show’s deep anti-fascist themes—and its critique of modern white supremacy. With The Boys pushing superhero myths to outrageous extremes, Kripke delved...

Cobra Kai's Chozen actor Yuji Okumoto addresses his character's split loyalties in the upcoming season 6, part 2. First appearing in the franchise as the principal antagonist of The Karate Kid: Part II, Chozen became an ally in Cobra Kai, joining Miyagi-Do's battle against Kreese and the Cobra Kai dojo. In season 6 part 1, the grizzled Miyagi-Do trainer seemingly vanished after hearing a conversation between Daniel and Amanda about spending more time with loved ones, but he could complete his arc in part 2.

In an exclusive interview with Screen Rant's Grant Hermanns, Okumoto discusses the upcoming episodes, and how Chozen's story may factor into them. Given his character was absent in the final two episodes of Cobra Kai season 6 part 1, his story is due to continue, and maybe even conclude, in part 2. Okumoto talks about the split loyalties Chozen has, bound by his duty to Miyagi-Do, but consumed by the need to reunite with Kimiko.

It’s no surprise that The Boys is one of the most beloved superhero shows worldwide. With each new season, Eric Kripke’s vision has elevated Garth Ennis’ dark and twisted take on the superhero genre, making it one of the most-watched series ever.

The fourth season was a tremendous success, and we now know that the team is hard at work on the show’s fifth and final season.

While we wait, it’s the perfect opportunity to revisit the fourth season and share some intriguing behind-the-scenes insights, which is the focus of this article.

In a previous interview, Eric Kripke discussed the significant influence the actors have had on the writing and development of their characters—a fascinating topic worth exploring! That’s why we’re excited to share it with you.

In a conversation with Variety, Kripke shared how the development of specific characters was shaped by the actors themselves,...

It should go without saying that The Boys is one of the most well-liked superhero shows in the world. With each successive season, Eric Kripke’s vision for the television program managed to propel Garth Ennis’ dark and twisted take on the superhero genre to new heights, making it one of the most-watched television shows ever.

The fourth season was a massive success, and we now know that the crew is working on the show’s fifth and final season. So, while we are waiting, it is a great time to go back to the fourth season and reveal some interesting inside information, which is what we are going to do in this article.

In a tad older interview, Eric Kripke commented on how much the actors from the series actually influenced the writing and the development of the characters themselves, which is a very interesting topic! And that is...

We may be likely more than a year from The Boys season 5, but there is already more casting news to get excited about. A Snowpiercer vet is joining the series.

Daveed Diggs has been tapped for a series regular role in The Boys season 5, according to TVLine. This remains to be the fifth and final season of the series, which has always been Eric Kripke’s plans.

Daveed Diggs’ role in The Boys season 5 is a secret

Right now, all we know is that Diggs will join the cast as a series regular. Amazon hasn’t announced who he will play, or whether he will be a villain or a vigilante.

The last we left The Boys, they had been abducted and separated. Annie January ran away after getting the nod from Hughie. With her outside, she stands a chance of getting Hughie and the others back. Kimiko couldn’t...

Masterful moves and memorable villains await in The Karate Kid: Street Rumble. Developed by Odaclick Game Studio, this retro-styled adventure invites players to relive the magic of Daniel Larusso’s journey through the classic All Valley Tournament storyline and beyond. Packing a dozen intricate stages inspired by the blockbuster films, it’s a nostalgia-filled trip down memory lane for fans of the underdog franchise.

Though the developers lack experience with beat ’em up titles, their passion for the source material shines through. Street Rumble adapts the movies’ most iconic scenes into a side-scrolling scrap, casting players as Daniel, Mr. Miyagi, Ali, or Kumiko to perfect their craft against a rogue’s gallery of familiar foes.

From Johnny Lawrence’s early bullying to Chozen’s ruthless revenge plot, the saga unfurls with recognizable flare. While its graphic novel cutscenes lack the films’ polish, the gameplay more than makes up for it with endearing pixel art.

Quick Links Nathan Mitchell Wanted to Play The Deep Black Noir Finally Speaks and Shows His Face in The Boys Season 4

Black Noir was the most silent yet deadly character in The Boys. For three seasons, the character hid behind a mask, not saying a word to the other characters featured in the popular series. However, in Season 4, he actually has a voice and a face behind the mask for good reason that superfans understand.

Actor Nathan Mitchell, who has played the character through the entire run of the Prime Video series to date, is finally getting more screen time and dialogue. Thats something he wanted from the beginning, especially since the actor had auditioned to play another character entirely.

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A new tease surrounding The Boys season 5's story developments has almost convinced me that the show's conclusion will share similarities with the original comic's ending. Although The Boys is based on a comic book series of the same name, it takes several creative liberties to enhance the narrative from the source material and make it more suitable for television. The more the show has progressed with each season, the more it has drifted away from the original comic books.

Owing to the show's deviation from its source material, I was starting to believe it would never end the same way as the comics. However, The Boys season 4's ending arc made me realize again that the show's closing arc could share parallels with the source. The Boys' creator, Eric Kripke, has now teased another story detail for The Boys season 5, which almost affirms that the show will stick to...

The Boys' cast of characters is made up of both super-powered people as well as those trying to keep them in line, but Billy Butcher's height and the height of The Boys cast help to sell the power behind each character. While it is exciting to be dropped into this superhero world in which those who are meant to protect the world are far more villainous than expected, it is really the characters that bring this show to life. The cast of The Boys is an ensemble of actors that fit these characters so well, even the larger-than-life personalities.

However, the heights of the actors and how they relate to the characters is also an interesting aspect to explore. An actor's physicality is a key thing to consider when finding the right person for a role. The Boys cast comes in all sizes, with some of the taller actors making...

The Boys stands out as one of the most popular superhero series globally. This darkly innovative take on the superhero genre, adapted from the comic book of the same name, has become a major success for Amazon Prime, pushing TV boundaries in numerous ways.

With four successful seasons and a spin-off series already under its belt, the show is now gearing up for its fifth and final season. Fans have been promised a shocking conclusion, and given the cliffhanger at the end of Season 4, we have every reason to believe them.

While many questions remain about Season 5, the cast has dropped some hints in a recent interview with Variety. This report will focus on the future of the relationship between Frenchie and Kimiko, with insights from Tomer Capone.

As you may know, Season 4 significantly altered the trajectory of Kimiko and Frenchie’s relationship. Initially, they seemed to be a couple,...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world. The twisted take on the superhero genre, adapted from the comic book of the same name, became a major hit for Amazon Prime and a series that has pushed the boundaries of what can be shown on TV in more ways than one.

After four successful seasons and a spin-off series, the fifth season of The Boys is currently being worked on as the series prepares for its final season. Everyone has teased a shocking final season, and based on where the fourth season left us, we actually believe them.

While there are numerous questions that we actually have as far as Season 5 is concerned, the cast members have provided us with some hints regarding some of these questions in a recent interview with Variety. In this report, we are going to focus on the relationship between Frenchie and Kimiko,...

Henry Cavill might have moved on from DC after James Gunn’s arrival, but we cannot help but reminisce about his time as Superman every now and then. While the actor was perfect as The Last Son of Krypton, you could say that his casting went to waste as the studio was unable to utilize him as it should have. Henry Cavill was always passionate about Superman, but unfortunately, things were a bit underwhelming, especially when compared to other actors and their characters’ stories.

Henry Cavill as Superman in Man of Steel | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

While Henry Cavill’s Superman might be the most wasted character in DC history, this wasn’t the only time the studio fumbled the bag. There are countless great actors with a lot of potential whose talents were wasted in the superhero universe. Let’s talk about some of them.

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The R-rated Prime Video series The Boys has set records during its Season 4 finale week, racking up billions of minutes viewed. Totaling over 1.3 billion views between July 15 and July 21, The Boys set a new Nielsen streaming record for Prime Video. Besides ranking as number one among all streaming titles on the platform during this time interval, this was the first time the show had taken the top spot.

According to Deadline, since Season 4 debuted, the show has made it into the top 10 every week as well. This past week also marked the eighth time that The Boys had hit the 1 billion-minute milestone, setting a new record for Prime Video titles.

The Boys also has made nearly two dozen appearances in the Nielsen streaming Top 10. The show was followed by House of the Dragon, which also managed to rack up over a billion minutes, and Cobra Kai, which ranked as No.

Antony Starr’s performance in The Boys has put Homelander on the same level as other iconic villains in Hollywood, such as Darth Vader, Hannibal Lecter, and Norman Bates. However, co-stars of Antony Starr have repeatedly pointed out how unlike his on-screen character the Outrageous Fortune alum is.

Antony Starr in The Boys Season 4 || Credit: Amazon Prime Video

However, Starr had opened up about one of his more negative aspects, one that landed him in some trouble with the law while he was in Spain. In 2022, the actor was given a 12-month suspended sentence and ordered to pay $5500 as a fine, as reported by the Spanish outlet, Información.

Despite the violent confrontation that he was a part of, one of The Boys co-stars came to his defense, who, ironically, has been tortured and tormented more than a few times by Homelander on screen.

Erin Moriarty has no problem shaking off...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for The Boys season 4!

The Boys season 4 finale sets up a perfect crossover cameo opportunity for Gen V season 2, tying the two shows together seamlessly. Kimiko's arrest in The Boys paves the way for an exciting meeting with the Gen V characters, offering the potential for a thrilling prison escape. The possibility of Kimiko appearing in Gen V season 2 is highly likely based on the significant cameos seen in season 1, making it essential viewing.

The Boys season 4 finale is finally out, and it sets up the perfect crossover cameo opportunity for Gen V season 2. Despite it being a spinoff series, Gen V season 1 heavily tied into the world of The Boys, with it featuring some major cameos and even introducing a plot device that played a huge role in The Boys season 4. Gen V season 2 is set to release before the premiere of The Boys' final season,...

Erik Kripe’s The Boys received divisive reviews in its fourth and penultimate season. Despite having its signature gory sequences, with more Homelander shenanigans and exploding farm animals, the fourth season was largely considered to be a downgrade from its predecessors.

While the season had plenty of unhinged sequences, one scene from season 3 has to take the cake in terms of the show’s boldness. The episode in question sees the superhero Termite going inside the urethra of a lover and pleasuring him from the inside. The crew reportedly had to build an 11-foot p*nis set to film the sequence.

Erik Kripke Reveals The Massive Set The Boys Crew Had To Build For Season 3 A still from The Boys | Credits: Amazon Prime Video

One thing that sets The Boys apart from other superhero shows is the writers’ commitment to go in the most bizarre directions. While blood and gore...

The Boys offers a unique take on superheroes, exploring consequences of super-powered beings in society. Characters like Hughie and Kimiko showcase a diverse range of powers and abilities within the show. The series features a variety of memorable supes, with unique strengths and weaknesses depicted throughout the seasons.

The Boys is based on a long-running comic series, but Prime Video's adaptation is an intriguing idea that takes a slightly more measured approach to the deconstruction of the superhero genre, and this shows in The Boys powers. The show wrestles with questions like "What are the consequences of having super-powered superheroes in society with the everyday person?" and "What happens when superheroes aren't all decent people and become more concerned about their celebrity status than the people they are supposed to protect?"

Viewers get an exploration of this when Hughie, an everyday human, watches his girlfriend torn apart as A-Train...

Butcher's genocidal turn at the end of The Boys was foreshadowed as far back as issue #30, where he equated supes with cancer, and mused that it was often hard for a surgeon to know "when to stop cutting." Butcher's shocking reveal of his true intentions led to the death of his friends and teammates, except for Hughie who prevented him from taking action that would have cost millions of innocent lives. Butcher's conversation with Hughie in issue #30 hinted at the fact that he was already planning to take his war against supes to the extreme, providing a subtle foreshadowing of his later plan.

One of the most shocking moments in The Boys was the big reveal that Butcher was the final antagonist but surprisingly, the comic forshadowed this gutwrenching twist years before it actually happened. Butcher's genocidal turn was difficult for readers to confront, but as it turns out,...

To quote Billy Butcher, season 4 of The Boys was diabolical. It was nothing like the comic books, and that’s more than okay. Most of the story wouldn’t work in TV show form. Thankfully, showrunner Eric Kripke and the creative team recognized this and made the appropriate changes.

If you’re a fan of the show, the upcoming final season is bittersweet. Unlike Supernatural, it’s doubtful The Boys goes on past season 5. Except for Butcher and Homelander’s fight, all the stories have been told. Plus, there are spinoffs like Gen V, The Boys: Mexico, and possibly more. Deadline reports that Kripke, “hopes to be involved in the expansion of the world, but not as a showrunner.”

The spinoffs aren’t the only things to look forward to. Let's look at what else we know about season 5 of The Boys.

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After fans voiced concerns about the slow pace and lack of significant character deaths in Season 4 of The Boys, it seems like they’re in for a thrilling ride in the final season. Eric Kripe has hinted that the show’s pace will pick up dramatically, and not everyone will make it out alive!

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This revelation has sparked a storm of speculation online among fans about which major characters might meet their end and how these dramatic moments could unfold. With the stakes higher than ever, anything could happen from here on out.

Eric Kripke Hints at Major Character Deaths in The Boys Series Finale!

San Diego Comic-Con has once again proven to be an absolute blessing for superhero fans, whether they’re into Marvel or The Boys. During a recent chat with TV Guide at the gala, the cast of...

"Wild" is the perfect word to describe what we all witnessed in the latest season of The Boys. In all fairness, that's pretty much how you could describe every episode of the Amazon Prime Video show, but the season 4 finale especially. Despite IGN giving The Boys' final episode of season 4 a 6/10—an above-average score, barely—they could flip that six upside down and give it a nine. It was nothing short of epic and disturbing, leaving us both thrilled and unnerved.

There was a time it seemed that The Boys relied on shock factor, from the disturbing scene in "Life Among the Septics" that made The Human Centipede look tame. And who can forget the nauseating experience Huey had with Tek Knight and Ashley in "Dirty Business" that left him traumatized? Poor Huey. The plot was a bit slow-moving, and one could argue some personal plots, like those of Kimiko,...

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke confirmed that no character will be safe in the upcoming fifth and final season of the hit Prime Video series. This comes after two weeks since the shows penultimate season had concluded its 8-episode run.

Speaking with GamesRadar+, Kripke teased what fans can expect from the final installment of The Boys, promising a "super big" and "apocalyptic" season full of unexpected turns. He shared that he and the writers are enjoying the idea that they can kill off any characters. "Thats the fun of the final season. You can blow the doors off it," Kripke said."Theres no guarantee whos going to survive because you dont have to keep [the cast] for another season. So you can have really shocking, big things happen all the time. The writers, as were starting to cook it up, were really enjoying that."

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Karen Fukuhara, who portrays Kimiko in The Boys, wants an Arya Stark moment as a way to kill Homelander in season 5. Since season 1, the titular team has been trying to eliminate Homelander. Despite her powers, Kimiko may struggle to defeat Homelander due to his strength.

The Boys star Karen Fukuhara explains why Homelander's death should parallel a memorable moment from Game of Thrones. Billy Butcher and the Boys have been trying to find a way to defeat Homelander since season 1, and the stakes will be higher than ever in the final season now that Homelander controls the United States government. The question still remains of how the powerful Homelander can be killed, and which character can complete the seemingly impossible feat.

Fukuhara addressed this question when asked by TV Guide what her ideal death for Kimiko would be, suggesting that the character could be the one to kill Homelander in...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series globally, and its fourth season recently concluded on July 18, 2024. While initial reactions were mixed, the show gained momentum and earned a Certified Fresh rating with high scores.

The fourth season was filled with fascinating and surprising moments. Although we’ve discussed many characters, Kimiko—who had a particularly shocking moment in the season finale—hasn’t been a major focus until now. This report aims to address that.

In this article, we’ll cover Karen Fukuhara’s recent appearance on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast. During the interview, Fukuhara shared intriguing details about Kimiko, the audition process, and insights into her personal life.

As mentioned, Karen Fukuhara appeared on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast, where she was asked about Kimiko’s muteness. Fukuhara generously shared her insights and...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series worldwide, with its fourth season concluding on July 18, 2024. Although initial reactions were mixed, the series gained momentum and earned a Certified Fresh rating with high scores.

The fourth season featured numerous intriguing and unexpected moments. While we’ve covered many characters, Kimiko—who had a particularly shocking moment in the season finale—hasn’t been a major focus in our discussions. This report aims to address that.

In this article, we’ll cover Karen Fukuhara’s recent appearance on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast. During the interview, Fukuhara shared intriguing details about Kimiko, her audition process, and her personal life.

As mentioned, Karen Fukuhara appeared on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast, where she was asked about how she landed the role. Fukuhara revealed that the audition process was both confusing and intriguing.

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world, and its fourth season ended recently, on July 18, 2024. The initial reactions to the season were lukewarm, but the series has been picking up the pace and ended up being Certified Fresh with high ratings as well.

There have been many fascinating and surprising during the fourth season, and while we did discuss many characters, Kimiko, whose most shocking moment so far came in the season finale, was not a character we had often talked about until now, but that is going to be remedied in this report.

In this article, we are going to report on Karen Fukuhara’s appearance on the I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario podcast, which took place recently. In the interview, Fukuhara discussed a lot of interesting details about Kimiko, the audition process, as well as her own private life.

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series globally, and its fourth season recently concluded on July 18, 2024. Although initial reactions to the season were lukewarm, the show gained momentum and ended up being Certified Fresh with high ratings.

The fourth season featured many fascinating and surprising moments. While we’ve discussed numerous characters, Kimiko, who had her most shocking moment in the season finale, hasn’t been a focal point in our discussions. This report aims to change that.

In this article, we’ll cover Karen Fukuhara’s recent appearance on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast. In the interview, Fukuhara shared fascinating insights about Kimiko, her audition process, and her personal life.

As mentioned, Karen Fukuhara appeared on the “I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario” podcast. When asked about her hopes for the upcoming final season of The Boys,...

In 2019, the final season of Game of Thrones aired, bringing with it a lot of booing and criticism from fans about the characters’ storylines. The series was a ratings champ for a long time, but it took a nosedive in season eight because of decisions that many thought were poorly made and executed.

Still from The Boys (Prime Video)

As a result, the whole audiovisual industry learned a big lesson about what to do and what not to do when wrapping up a story. While there are exceptions, it’s crucial not to go too far. The Boys might be heading down a similar path as Got if the cast’s opinions are taken seriously, and fans aren’t happy about it.

Karen Fukuhara Wants A Game Of Thrones-Style Scene To Her Character Karen Fukuhara as Kimiko Miyashiro (Prime Video)

The latest Comic-Con in San Diego brought some exciting news and interesting interviews,...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world, and its fourth season ended recently, on July 18, 2024. The initial reactions to the season were lukewarm, but the series has been picking up the pace and ended up being Certified Fresh with high ratings as well.

There have been many fascinating and surprising during the fourth season, and while we did discuss many characters, Kimiko, whose most shocking moment so far came in the season finale, was not a character we often talked about now, but that is going to be remedied in this report.

In this article, we are going to report on Karen Fukuhara’s appearance on the I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario podcast, which took place recently. In the interview, Fukuhara discussed a lot of interesting details about Kimiko, the audition process, as well as her own private life.

As stated,...

The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series in the world, and its fourth season ended recently, on July 18, 2024. The initial reactions to the season were lukewarm, but the series has been picking up the pace and ended up being Certified Fresh with high ratings as well.

There have been many fascinating and surprising during the fourth season, and while we did discuss many characters, Kimiko, whose most shocking moment so far came in the season finale, was not a character we had often talked about, but that is going to be remedied in this report.

In this article, we are going to report on Karen Fukuhara’s appearance on the I’ve Never Said This Before With Tommy Didario podcast, which took place recently. In the interview, Fukuhara discussed a lot of interesting details about Kimiko, the audition process, as well as her own private life.

As stated,...

This article contains spoilers from The Boys season 4 finale.

No character is guaranteed to survive in The Boys season 5, according to showrunner Eric Kripke. Season 5 will be the bloodiest yet with major potential character deaths like Butcher and Homelander. The final season will feature shocking twists and deaths, including beloved fan-favorites like A-Train.

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke teases that no character is guaranteed to survive season 5. Many prominent characters have already perished throughout the show's run, including Madelyn Stillwell in season 1, Hughie Campbell's father in season 4, and most recently, Victoria Neuman in The Boys season 4 finale. The series has shown restraint when it comes to the titular Boys, with the group's members consistently surviving dire circumstances despite many of them not having superpowers.

While speaking with Games Radar, Kripke made it clear that this safety net no longer exists for the Boys or other main characters in the "super big,...

The Boys season 4 is full of unexpected deaths, power plays, bloody action, and colorful language. Creator Eric Kripke plans for five seasons of The Boys, with upcoming spin-offs like Vought Rising. The cast reflects on season 4 events, with fan-favorite moments and hopes for their characters in season 5.

The Boys season 4 is quite the wild ride. There are unexpected deaths, big power plays, and a whole lot of bloody action and bad language. Hughie (Jack Quaid) went through a rough time this season from the loss of his father, to being assaulted and manipulated. With Victoria Neuman (Claudia Doumit) now out of the picture, Homelander (Antony Starr) working with the new President, and Butcher (Karl Urban) showing off his new superpowers, anything can happen.

Creator Eric Kripke has said from the beginning that his plan was to make five seasons of The Boys, and that is what he is sticking to.

The Boys Season 4: 14 Jokes and Moments That Will Leave You Speechless - Main Image

Amazon Prime's The Boys is a dark comedy superhero show known for pushing boundaries and breaking taboos. Season 4 of this series takes it to a new level with twisted superhero parodies, humour, and unexpected plot twists.

So, without further ado, let's look at The Boys' top jokes and moments that will leave you speechless.

Homelander Kills Todd & His Friends

As soon as season 4 of The Boys starts, Homelander shows his pursuit of power. He invites Todd and two other of his biggest fans to a secret meet and greet. The fans are excited to meet him, but the maniac has other plans.

He tells Deep, A-Train, and Black Noir to kill them with baseball bats. The scene is alarming and is more brutal looking than being killed by Homelander's laser vision.

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Top 10 Weirdest Superpowers In The Boys and Gen V TV Series - Main Image

The Boys and its spinoff Gen V feature superheroes with the most unconventional superpowers imaginable. The landscape of both series is filled with extraordinary abilities ranging from inspiring to bizarre. In this post, we will learn about some of the weirdest superpowers that will leave you questioning the limits of human potential.

Elastic Body - Ezekiel (The Boys)

Ezekiel was not a member of the seven but was kind of a celebrity like the rest of the superheroes. He was the main organizer of Caps for Christ and strongly influenced the public. His body possessed the power of elasticity, and he could stretch, twist, and contort it unimaginably.

He could make bizarre and disturbing shapes with his body that were hard to watch. The character is a parody of superheroes like Plastic Man by DC and Mr.

Warning: Major spoilers ahead for The Boys season 4's finale.

The Boys season 4 ends with a violent clash between crucial characters, setting the stage for an intense showdown. The Boys season 5 promises significant resolutions amidst the impending spinoffs of the franchise. Starlight's new power and moral dilemmas faced by Hughie will play crucial roles in the upcoming season's narrative.

With The Boys season 4 now over, the next run of episodes is likely to feature a violent coming together of two key characters, with the teased showdown awaited since the show's inception. The Boys season 4's ending included several game-changing twists while also tying the show even further into Gen V. However, one coming battle will be between two characters who have been in the show from the very beginning. With The Boys' season 4 cast being comprised largely of franchise mainstays, it has allowed one important rivalry to come to...

If you felt a bit of whiplash from the Kimiko/Frenchie storyline after The Boys Season 4 finale, you aren’t alone.

“My jaw dropped because we had the kiss, and I was all ready, like, ‘Oh my god! It’s happening,” Karen Fukuhara tells TVLine’s Keisha Hatchett at San Diego Comic-Con about the first time she read the heartbreaking finale script. “Then, 10 pages later, I was like, ‘Oh no!'”

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