Dirty Business

This season had the most mediocre first three episodes on on a season 4 on television, I'm tired of people saying this season is going to be one of the greatest season in TV but in reality season 4 of The Boys is not top 10 season 4 of all time, neither top 30 season of all time, the ratings in the boys season 4 is such a embarrassment compared to Mr. Robot, The Wire, Attack on Titan, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Game of Thrones, Legend of the Galactic Heroes season 4's, let's not forget the obvious plot of Butcher hallucinating about his friend not being real which is a copy of the film Fight Club & Mr. Robot but they did it so much better then the boys, I still find it laughable that The Boys season 4 is never going to beat Mr. Robot season 4, I can't wait for people overhype this mid enjoyable season and call it one of greatest even though it's not.

This episode was pretty much above average, it had some cool things going on but it does not feel like theres 2 episodes left for this season.

This feels like something that should happen in episode 2-3.

Most of the scenes were pretty weird (which makes me not surprised) but it something that should have been done a little earlier.

Overall this season is pretty boring because it does not have a main goal or anything. All the previous seasons had a goal to achieve.

I expected a little more to come out of this episode, but it feels like the season only started but we only have 2 episodes left.

Maybe this is good for season 5 but season 4 feels more like a build up.

This episode contained something that this season has been lacking, the keywords being SUSPENSE and TENSION. Our protagonists are under heavy duress through most of the episode by keeping a low profile during the party. Performances are great as usual, we learn the dark truth of what Neuman and Homelander are plotting, and at the end a popular theory is confirmed to be true about Joe Kessler. Butcher has a massive dilemma which will probably be answered in the remaining episodes. The conclusion of the episode hits all the right beats and while not unexpected it's still extremely satisfying. Outstanding episode and a return to form.

While it excels in its biting satire and compelling characters, its approach to political commentary often feels one-sided. The episode show frequently critiques conservatism and right-wing ideologies, portraying them as inherently villainous, idiots, false-morals or hypocritical and left-wing as the heroic view with right-morals. This heavy-handedness can detract from the nuanced storytelling, leaving viewers craving a more balanced perspective. By leaning too much into bashing conservatism, "The Boys" risks alienating a portion of its audience and oversimplifying complex political landscapes. Despite this, the series remains a thrilling and provocative watch.

This show has gotten too gross for me. This episode reached a new level of gross, not only has it been really gory the past couple episodes but they've been putting in a lot more sexual stuff that I would just rather not see. Half this episode felt like filler and the other half with neuman/sages scheme and butcher was pretty decent. But like i've seen some others say, this episode feels like it's something you'd see earlier on in the season, not on episode 6. I really hope the next couple episodes bring some action, and supe on supe conflict. It definitely has less action than season 3 and probably less than 2, would prefer some more substance over shock value. (I will say though i'm glad frenchie wasn't in the episode)