Wtf only 3 episodes then released weekly. Netflix spoils us I swear lol.
Don't remember them releasing like that for seasons 1-2.

Anyway, decent start imo - that opening 'ant man' scene (homage to how they should have killed thanks?) Was funny af.

I'm pretty sure that's how they released season 2 also

first 3 episodes were very good. Love this show

yea, I'm also wondering if that was from the comics or if it was inspired by the thanos meme

ironic though because Translucent's death was also related. It sorta proves that even supes could be killed that way.

Would love to see the show tease that as a method of killing a supe later on. Even if it's just a joke conversation with Hughie or something

My guess for what is going to happen this season: homelander kills Stan Edgar, making Victoria Neuman team up with the boys to try to kill him

First episode was decent.

That first episode was gay af. But overall this series gets better and better.
I hope Kimiko survives, but it does look bad.

This post was edited by Malignanttumor666 on Jun 15 2022 09:38pm

this week's ep was very good

anyone else (who doesn't know the comics) initially thought that the Russians turned Solder Boy into a hamster and The Boys were going to find a way to turn him back? I think that would have been hilarious. If the Russian weapon had been real, it would have teased the idea that Homelander could be turned into something as well.

This post was edited by Kayeto on Jun 15 2022 10:33pm

Why was it gay af?

Little disappointed with how whiny they’ve made everyone in this adaptation. Like, it’s still highly entertaining, but literally everyone bitching about not wanting to be a weapon or not wanting to stoop or blah blah blah, just get the fuck over it. You’ve seen the absolutely heinous shit these people do, so why the fuck are you all pussy footing….




I figured it would be the same weapon it was in the comics, just a much more round about way of getting there. Don’t really want to say much more, since I’m still 100% positive that’s coming back around eventually.

Was stoked they put Jamie in and seeing The Legend was cool too.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Jun 19 2022 08:09pm

Haven't touched the comics myself, how far ahead of the show are they? Does it enhance the experience of watching the TV show or does it make it frustrating? I usually find it's the latter... but this waiting weekly for an episode sucks and I kind of just want to know how the story fleshes out