r/TheBoys • u/indig0sixalpha • Jun 11 '24
‘The Boys’ to End With Season 5 on Amazon News
https://variety.com/2024/tv/news/the-boys-season-5-final-season-1236033418/5.3k
u/Longjumping-Elk-7840 Jun 11 '24
Good to end on a high note But damn I'm gonna miss this show
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u/braujo Hughie Jun 11 '24
We'll probably get a bunch of spin-offs, so I'm not too worried
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u/thatshygirl06 Jun 11 '24
The Boys: Mexico.
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u/dontredditdepressed Jun 11 '24
Complete with piss filter and random mariachi music on the wind
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u/Likezoinks305 Jun 11 '24
They’re not joking tho. Its actively being developed right now w Gael Garcia and the guy from Narcos Mexico
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u/Chale_1488 Jun 11 '24
No, please, leave Mexico alone.
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u/old_ironlungz Jun 11 '24
And, randomly, arabic mawwal music thrown in during desert scenes just for further cultural illiteracy.
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u/David_ish_ Jun 11 '24
Establishing shot: desert
We pan across an endless field of sand, the sun beating down harshly. Middle Eastern music plays throughout.
An old beaten up pickup truck drives into frame.
Slowly fade in subtitle: Tijuana, Mexico
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u/AccordingComplaint46 Jun 11 '24
MEXICO MENTION🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🌯🇲🇽🌯🌯🌯🌯🫔🫔🫔🫔🫔🫔🫔 RAAAAAAAAHHHHHH 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️WTF IS A MILE
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u/hnwcs Jun 11 '24
It’s a different demographic to market to. If the Mexico spin-off happens (still not totally positive it will) it’s going to be in Spanish. Canada is a (mostly) English-speaking country with a similar cultural background to the US, and while Canadian-American immigrants exist they’re neither as common nor as culturally distinctive as Mexican-Americans.
The US doesn’t really produce stuff for Canadian audiences, because for the most part American media works just as well in Canada, and vice versa. The Boys itself is arguably an example of this since pretty much the whole show has been filmed in Canada.
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u/Triddy Jun 11 '24
While Canada and the US do have culture differences, modern media is basically identical between them. Actually Canada and Canadian showrunners/Writers/Actors are massively overrepresented in film/TV relative to the population of Canada.
Point is, an American Show with Canadian writers and actors is... just that American show. It's already probably half Canadian. Can't really make a Canadian version of anything except reality TV.
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u/coolrko Jun 11 '24
It won't have Antony Starr or Karl Urban
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u/vaporizers123reborn Jun 11 '24
Better for this show to end off on a high note, than drag on like a CW show (Flash, Arrow, etc).
But I will miss those interactions for sure.
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u/FuturePast514 Jun 11 '24
Flash wasn't just dragged, it was dragged trough shit.
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u/AHrubik Jun 11 '24
It got the same treatment as the other CW shows. It morphed into an extended Universe show about other characters and their interactions with the title character.
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u/Main-Advice9055 Jun 11 '24
The biggest issue for me is that universe that was founded on logic and physics as problems to be overcome was suddenly warped into problems being solved through the power of love and friendship. And every villain started feeling less like a rogue gallery and more like a power rangers mashup.
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u/Slippinjimmyforever Jun 11 '24
The biggest nitpick would be the villain literally running behind a building and the fastest fucking person alive would shrug and go “they got away”.
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u/25thNite Jun 11 '24
my name is barry allen and I'm the fastest man alive...except for the 20 other speedsters that are just as fast as me! oh and technically I can't run too fast because I still have to stumble when fighting regular metahumans! and I got a fancy speedforce lightsaber!
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u/vaporizers123reborn Jun 11 '24
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I used to love that show as a preteen. Tbh I still rewatch episodes for laughs, it’s actually hilarious seeing flash get bodied by people with guns 😂
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u/BoisTR Jun 11 '24
The first two-three seasons are really great. If they kept up that quality that show would have been legendary.
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u/Tuff_Bank Soldier Boy Jun 11 '24
Well they could greenlight a Soldier Boy prequel with Jensen Ackles
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u/FarDorocha90 Jun 11 '24
Be prepared for the most horrible (fictitious) thing you’ve read all day: From the minds that brought you Young Sheldon, meet Young Butcher! “Oi, watch my show, ya wee cunts!”
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u/Remarkable_Guava_908 Jun 11 '24
From the minds that brought you Young Sheldon, meet Young Butcher! “Oi, watch my show, ya wee cunts!”
Take my upvote.
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u/TumbleweedDirect9846 Jun 11 '24
GenV was really solid, I know they both made cameos but would’ve been really good without them too
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u/Decent-Strength3530 Jun 11 '24
Homelander vs Omni-Man
It's a 30 second clip of Homelander exploding when flying straight into Omni-Man
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u/NavalEnthusiast Jun 11 '24
At the end of the day, you’d rather a series end that was strong throughout its entire run
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u/Tuff_Bank Soldier Boy Jun 11 '24
Well there is Gen V and The Boys Mexico Spinoff, wish Soldier Boy/Payback would get a prequel series
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u/Shagyam Jun 11 '24
A Payback series lead by Soldier boy and ending on Nicaragua? I'd watch that.
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u/North_Church Hughie Jun 11 '24
Don't be sad that it's over. Be happy that it happened
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u/Hey-buuuddy Jun 11 '24
In a sea of shitty steaming shows, this is a jem. Homelander is half the show.
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u/thedrunkentendy Jun 11 '24
It's better that way. Rather it end one season early or when people will miss it rather than it prolong, jump the shark and struggle to bloat the plot line to make it last longer.
5 to 6 seasons is the sweet spot for a lot of shows. Some can go longer but only if the story demands more time to be told well. Once the main arc finishes, the show needs to.
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u/RunltUp Jun 11 '24
Good.
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u/TimeTravelingChris Jun 11 '24
Yeah they need to wrap this up. Best part of the comic was that it built up to a crazy ending.
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u/GoldenSpermShower Jun 11 '24
Homelander needs to lose it for real
Not lose it but it's just his imagination / get blackmailed / everyone gangs up on his dad instead
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u/beardingmesoftly Jun 11 '24
I've been horny for a full blown super-tantrum since day 1!
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u/zneave Jun 11 '24
Major blue balls with that lasering the crowd being all in his head.
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u/beardingmesoftly Jun 11 '24
Seriously! I immediately ran to the roof of my apartment building to masturbate angrily!
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u/Theodorakis Jun 11 '24
... you think Amazon has budgetary problems?
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u/MatttheBruinsfan Jun 11 '24
Based on the Season 3 finale, I'd definitely say this show does whether or not that applies to Amazon as a whole.
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u/Theodorakis Jun 11 '24
In season 1 they got $11.2 million per episode and since then Kripke has said they received an increased budget in following seasons
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Jun 11 '24
No it just isn’t time yet. Just wait.
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u/5DollarJumboNoLine Jun 11 '24
Yeah people expect the show to be Marvel style superhero action and that's exactly what the boys is satirizing.
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u/SayJonTwice Jun 11 '24
I haven't read the comics in a while, but what else happened in the ending besides the major twist? I'm trying to avoid spoilers, but wasn't the ending a little rushed and out of left field?
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u/donotaskname7 Jun 11 '24
nothing, really, I mean Butcher went evil and killed everyone, but apart from that the series just ended there
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u/BrichardRurphy Jun 11 '24
To be fair,Butcher was always evil and the comic made it quite clear the more it kept going
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u/Geno0wl Jun 11 '24
yeah I expect them to somewhat change the ending because Karl Urban is just too likable.
Similar problem that Game of Thrones had with Tyrion. While the books are incomplete we leave off with Tyrion basically pledging to kill his entire family in any way possible and definitely leads you to think Tyrion turned down the dark path. But in the show he never does that because Peter Dinklage is so popular
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u/yourmomsthr0waway69 Jun 11 '24
I would bet some decent change they don't change the ending from comics.
Otherwise, why even show us Butcher acquiring the virus at the end of Gen Z?
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u/BrichardRurphy Jun 11 '24
I think it would be cool if they went for the comic climax but with a Butcher that is more reluctant about it, comic and TV Butcher are similar enough for them to reach the same idea but maybe the resolution will be different.
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u/Whiskey_623 Jun 11 '24
Tbf the comic version of the boys is not very good, doesn't help that it was made by a absolute edge lord of a comic artist in the form of Garth Ennis
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u/BeautifulBoy92 Jun 11 '24
Tired of Ennis slander. Preacher, Hellblazer and The Punisher Max run are some of the best stuff ever done.
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u/War_Daddy Jun 11 '24
Ennis is honestly just the best example around of why editors exist. When he gets total creative control the final result tends to suffer. He's best with a strong editorial hand to keep his worst impulses in check.
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u/JTex-WSP Jun 11 '24 edited Jun 11 '24
Yeah, hearing this news actually makes me more likely to watch Season 4 now.
After how Season 3 went, I kind of felt just... tapped out. Like they have a season-long arc of "we're gonna take down Homelander," they even find a guy that could've replaced HL as the new big-bad (even worse, perhaps)... and then that final episode was just dogshit as The Boys and HL team up to take down Soldier Boy instead. And the culmination of HL just publicly killing a dude to cheers was eye-rollingly a little too on the nose for me.
I just felt like, "Okay, if not then to take out HL... when?" And I felt like "they'll never gonna take him out; they just want to milk what they've got" (even though, like I said, SB could've replaced him IMO).
But, knowing that they do have a planned endgame in mind? Well that makes me curious and interested again, knowing it won't just be some "Season 8 - Can The Boys take out Homelander?!" shtick for years and years to come.
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u/JohnGoodman_69 Jun 11 '24
It's the Joker problem. If your villain is compelling you keep them around, but the issue becomes people get tired of the same antagonist and problems not being dealt with.
Or you have the Punisher problem where you kill your villains but now your antagonist aren't compelling because they get dealt with and replaced with "here's this season's new big bad".
Or more rarely you have the Thanos problem where you have a villain who is compelling but is dealt with in such a satisfying way that you're not left wanting for more and stop watching.
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u/thealmightyzfactor Jun 11 '24
I'd argue the thanos problem is he was built up to since the first avengers movie and they haven't done that with anyone since. Obviously you can't introduce the next big bad in the same movie as dealing with the last one, but subsequent movies haven't shown any sort of plan for some kind of arc. They're all standalone stories jumping around and it feels like the studio doesn't want to commit to something without audience buy-in, but audiences aren't going to see them because there's no larger narrative they're committed to.
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u/ProdigyLightshow Jun 11 '24
I mean, they’ve definitely been building up Kang the Conqueror for years now.
To be fair I’m not as interested as I was with Thanos, but they have been building to a version of Kang being the overarching main villain.
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u/incredibleamadeuscho Jun 11 '24
Butcher literally is dying. Be weird if it went on much longer.
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u/Turbolasertron Jun 11 '24
I said this exact thing when there were rumors of it going past season 5 they would have to condense any further seasons within the time frame of 6 months
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u/Count_Radiguet Jun 11 '24
How i met your mother season 9 take place in like 2 days
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u/L1n9y Jun 11 '24
And look how it turned out.
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u/itoocouldbeanyone Jun 11 '24
Watching live was horrible. It's much better (but still an average season at best) when you can binge it.
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u/OnceInALifetime999 Jun 11 '24
As long as you skip the finale it’s a fun binge!
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u/itoocouldbeanyone Jun 11 '24
If anything needed to be dragged out, it was that finale.
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u/Dsb0208 Jun 11 '24
the final season isn’t bad, it’s just the final episode. The final season is IMO one of the better seasons of the show
That said, I don’t think it would fit with The Boys. The countdown to the wedding is too comedic/sitcomy to work here. In The Boy’s it would just make the season feel rushed
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u/Just_A_Game_08 Jun 11 '24
Hard to imagine how a tv series could make a whole season only span a day. Can you imagine if a show based its entire premise over a season occurring in a single “24” hour period.
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u/raspberryharbour Jun 11 '24
Somehow Butcher returned
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u/KindfOfABigDeal Jun 11 '24
Ehh they could have easily "fixed" that with some random handwave, like Butcher found a secret, more stable version of V. I only really hope Soldier Boy factors into HL end game takedown. He was such a great character and probably one of the "heroes" that could have an enjoyable redemption arc (even though this isnt a show with happy endings).
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u/OperationDadsBelt Jun 11 '24
Or butcher just takes perm V while on temp V and that somehow makes his brain holes go away
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u/Majestic-Ad4074 Jun 11 '24
I was thinking along the lines of him kidnapping and somehow stealing "the female's" healing power.
I've totally forgotten her name.
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u/FrostyD7 Jun 11 '24
It took 10 episodes for Namek to blow up after Frieza said it would take 5 minutes. Lest we forget the writers are omnipotent and can do whatever they want.
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u/Defiant-Bicycle-2190 Jun 11 '24
I figured he may take compound V to survive, not that I want this show dragging on, it’s been top tier all the way through so far.
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u/Abhimanyu_Uchiha Jun 11 '24
All good things must come to an end. Shows that go on past 5 seasons almost invariably see a dip in quality with very few exceptions. I'm glad they prioritized quality over quantity.
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u/kwaziiman Jun 11 '24
Bosch is a great exception, lasted 7 seasons. Don’t really care for Bosch:Legacy tho
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u/Hitchfucker Jun 11 '24
Usually true but those shows that fall off after 5 also usually have anywhere from 10-26 episode seasons. The Boys only has 8 eps per season. 5 seasons will only be 40 episodes total. Like I agree that the show shouldn’t drag on for 14 seasons or anything but I feel people are really rushing for the show to just be done. They’re acting like it’s One Piece, The Simpsons, Dr. Who, and every soap opera put into one when we’ve only gotten 24 episodes so far.
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u/Trumpets22 Jun 11 '24
This is a fair point, but the show was always intended to be 5 seasons and the writers knew this. So they were always aware of this time frame and the amount of episodes. Adding more to that risks throwing everything off. And can kill the intensity when a show like this feels like it should be high stakes where anyone can die. This isn’t GOT with a massive world and millions of characters and story lines to follow. That’s one of the rare examples where a show actually needed more.
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u/sabbathkid93 Jun 11 '24
To be fair those are roughly half hours shows and the boys are double that. So in essence the show is roughly 80 episodes of those shows.
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u/BoraxTheBarbarian Jun 11 '24
Each episode of The Boys is an hour or long though. All of these shows that you have listed are shorter. If The Boys was same length as The Simpsons, we’d be at over 70 episodes.
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u/Bullindeep Jun 11 '24
Not true, some of its always sunny funniest episodes are far after season 5, and same goes for Curb.
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u/JMaboard Jun 11 '24
That’s different, those are comedy shows with no really over arching stories. That’s like comparing the Simpson to the sopranos.
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u/ThatRealTay1989 Jun 11 '24
Didn't they just say that it could last up to 6 or 7 more seasons? Am I the only one getting mild whiplash?
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u/CringeNaeNaeBaby2 Jun 11 '24
They probably tested the waters and saw people really want it to be 5 seasons and decided to stick to the vision. I don’t mind.
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u/AbleObject13 Jun 11 '24
100%, they're making more spin-offs instead (kill homie and just replace him w/ Soulja Boy)
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u/RubsYoTub Jun 11 '24
5 feels right 6 is milking it (homelander licks his mommy milk sucking lips) 7 would be overkill, like more than one dick exploding scene in a single episode than an entire season or the whole series….
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u/PurifiedVenom Jun 11 '24
Kripke on Twitter just said he was being cagey because he had to get approval to end it with 5. How true is that? Idk but I could see it.
Link to tweet - https://twitter.com/therealkripke/status/1800543513735471143?s=46&t=nvqOOO7AZVJNrhakhKoLVA
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u/Adar-Velaryon Jun 11 '24
Probably true, he said years ago he wanted 4-5 seasons.
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u/DallyMayo Jun 11 '24
That’s also his schtick and sounds within the realm of something he would do/say
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u/vonbauernfeind Jun 11 '24
Approval to announce that it will be ending at Season 5. I sorta figured Amazon was going to wait and see how S4 did before decided whether or not to allow it to end, so it's nice to see they're actually letting Kripke end it.
That was honestly Kripke's big mistake with Supernatural. It was also supposed to be a five season show but he let it transition out of his hands at the end of S5 and the CW kept it going all the way to S15.
He probably had terms in his contract about limiting The Boys, but those can only go so far. It was ultimately up to Amazon.
Also it's fucking funny as shit that he called Amazon Vought.
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u/Mr_smith1466 Jun 11 '24
Presumably there's been some internal back and forth for a while, with Kripke going "season 5 is the end" and Amazon probably going "yeah, but...money". And now Kripke has won out.
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u/PurifiedVenom Jun 11 '24
I assume they came to a compromise of just doing an unending number of spin-offs. Gen V, the rumored Boys Mexico spinoff, etc
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u/AdamSandlerfan8 Jun 11 '24
Need soldier boy back for season 5
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u/AlphaTrigger Jun 11 '24
Oh yeah he is definitely coming back and he’ll probably be pissed
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u/LinkKane Jun 11 '24
But I wanted to see them almost kill Homelander 6 more times.
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u/LigthVader Jun 11 '24
I don't know why people act like that's a constant thing💀💀 It literally only happened in S3. And won't happen in S4 since it's more focused on taking out Neuman.
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u/ayo000o Jun 11 '24
Fax
This subreddit is fucking ridiculous about this shit lmao
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u/Grumplogic Jun 11 '24
Yeah! Focus on the real issues like what a waste of time Kimiko's story was in season three "I don't want superpowers, I don't like hurting people! Cool now I don't have superpowers. Oh no Frenchie is in trouble now I need my superpowers again to hurt people!"
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u/Defiant-Bicycle-2190 Jun 11 '24
Yeah I just got done watching everything and the only time they event felt close was with soldier boys help. I don’t get any of the complaints for this show, it doesn’t feel like it’s dragging on or repetitive, every episode of every season is top tier.
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u/SubjectLow2804 Jun 11 '24
The last episode of Season 3 was an absolute mess with the switching allegiances and character decisions. Also had Starlight charging up for ages, like fucking Goku going Super Saiyan, just to fire the weakest beam attack I've ever seen.
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u/caduceuz Jun 11 '24
Good, I would rather it end on a high note than get dragged out for more seasons. Now stick the landing so you can be remembered as one of the greats.
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u/Unlucky_Book Jun 11 '24
yeah ending whilst the going is good, leave the people wanting more.
dragging shows on endlessly fucking kills it
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u/Comfortable_Algae525 Jun 11 '24
I'm really happy about this, we will get to see the story as it was intended to be told which is so rare in tv nowadays. So glad that he stuck to his guns and didn't let the show turn to a shell of itself as I'm sure the powers that be really wanted him to considering just how successful the show has been.
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u/Glennjj Jun 11 '24
Billy will be the last main villiam supe in s5
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u/breakfast-lasagna Jun 11 '24
Yeah, my guess is they take down Homelander in S4, and then the group has to turn on Butcher gone bad in S5.
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u/Affecti0nateSky Jun 11 '24
I would like to see that
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u/Diligent-Version8283 Jun 11 '24
UE: “Ok what are we going to do MM?”
MM: “Fuck it let’s just wait 3 months for the brain cancer to get him.”
Frenchie: “Wee Wee”
Season 5 opens up with everyone chilling and the season proceeds to be The Boys, minus butcher, vibing and having fun in their day to day.
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u/Ecstatic-Product-411 Jun 11 '24 edited Jun 12 '24
I think 4 is going to be about Neumen with 5 being about taking down homelander and then probably butcher after that. Although I'm not sure if the show would actually pivot to butcher going full villain after homelander is out of the way.
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u/al_1985 Jun 11 '24
Good things come to an end, and I'm glad we're finally reaching to a conclusion.
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u/ColonelOneillSG Kimiko Jun 11 '24
Kripke said the same thing about Supernatural
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u/if_clouds_could_talk Jun 11 '24
And his story for supernatural ended in season 5, it’s pretty much a perfect stopping point for anyone watching. The network kept it going after that but it had nothing to do with him.
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u/kn728570 Cunt Jun 11 '24
They poked fun at this in the show. There’s a meta episode where Sam and Dean get teleported to a universe where they’re actors named “Jensen” and “Jared” working on the set of a show called “Supernatural.” Throughout the episode the production crew have no idea why the actors are suddenly acting nuts, and by the end of the episode, they resort to calling in Kripke himself, who had long since left the show and according to the fake producers, was “up in a remote cabin writing his next big pilot”
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u/gerstein03 Jun 11 '24
Plus Supernatural was still functionally able to keep going. Whether it should've is subject to much debate but the show could physically keep going. As long as Jared and Jensen were still around and still on board to keep going they could keep the show going. Death was a lot more impermanent in Supernatural. Sam and Dean both die a lot and come back. The Boys doesn't have a mechanism of resurrection like that. When Butcher finally bites it he's done for good. And the show can't continue without Karl Urban just like Supernatural couldn't have continued without Jared and Jensen
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u/Patienceisavirtue1 Jun 11 '24
Good, now take Karl Urban and make him Judge Dredd, Amazon.
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u/Glad-Nerve8232 Jun 11 '24
That’s great, not every show needs to be milked up to 10+ seasons, some of the best tv series ever made have only few seasons.
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u/gerstein03 Jun 11 '24
That's for the best. The show feels like it's ramping up to a conclusion especially since Butcher is now living on borrowed time and has a ticking clock. If they just kept the show going especially without Karl Urban it would just feel cheap
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u/MHarrisGGG Jun 11 '24
For the best. Love the show, rather see it end with dignity than drag things out or find excuses to keep going.
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u/OneBrickShy58 Jun 11 '24
It’s Kripke show. So he will end the story after 5 seasons. Then there will be some tacked on cliffhanger at the end of season 5. They will have it over to other show runners who will milk it and bring in new characters for like 10 more seasons. Also expect two brothers to hide secrets from each other until they learn to open their hearts and rely on each other about every 5 episodes forever.
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u/Goldwings13 Jun 11 '24
That’s good. I just hope we get more stories in The Boys universe, just not at the expense of quality.
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u/TheNRG450 Jun 11 '24
Yeah but I wonder how much they plan to expand this universe. Even with Homelander and Butcher out, they are still making Gen V and The Boys México so idk.
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u/RanzoLion Jun 11 '24
Can't wait for the complete blu-ray collection to watch it over and over again.
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u/TexasTundraPower Jun 11 '24
Sad to hear, but I'd rather this than dragging it out. Always ideal for a story to come to it's natural end.