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I let out a scream during that Homelander scene 10 minutes in
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There's actually a Humble Bundle for them available right now for anyone interestedHow do the comics compare?
I'm more old school and like to have the physical. I had an electronic copy of the spawn series. Not sure I could do that again.There's actually a Humble Bundle for them available right now for anyone interested
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I've given up on caring about that.And for the most wanted persons in the country, they sure do seem to spend a lot of time in public .
Hughie walking around Central Park for example, maybe it’s just me that finds this odd. As it didn’t seem like anyone else within the federal authorities thought it wise to check camera recognition until Black Noir asked that lady within the Vought control room.
I've given up on caring about that.
The only way it makes sense that any of The Boys could be walking around in such populated places, or stopping in a restaurant for a doughnut, is if they aren't actually all that sought after except by The Seven/Vought.
I also struggle to believe that Annie can just walk around in casual clothes and not be constantly noticed/stopped
That scene at the end with Doppleganger was weird af
Yes have noticed that too, in the first season she’d wear a hat/hoody out in public but now they’ve done away with that as well.
It was competing with the deep gils singing scenes as some of the worst television ever filmed. It was just weird and so boring.That scene at the end with Doppleganger was weird af
And for the most wanted persons in the country, they sure do seem to spend a lot of time in public .
Hughie walking around Central Park for example, maybe it’s just me that finds this odd. As it didn’t seem like anyone else within the federal authorities thought it wise to check camera recognition until Black Noir asked that lady within the Vought control room.
Wonder how long it will be before Homelander jnr starts ******* people's sh*t up
I also struggle to believe that Annie can just walk around in casual clothes and not be constantly noticed/stopped
It was competing with the deep gils singing scenes as some of the worst television ever filmed. It was just weird and so boring.
The whole resolution of the starlight hughie love in was just stupid. Writers if you want them seperated then actually write a reason as to why they should be seperated.
That's the impression I get.So... Butcher's wife lives in a huge walled-off facility complete with other houses and piano lessons (or whatever she was dropping her kid off to last ep)? And she's been there ever since the kid was born? The kid doesn't go to school or see literally anyone else? Was a bit confused by that.
That's the impression I get.
Gets home schooled, occasionally gets handed off to other Vought employees - its basically one big monitoring operation.
I was wondering if its because they are studying the kid to see if/how much superpowers are inheritable, but given the Compound V/the company has been around since WWII, you'd think they'd know that already.
I don't remember that, but it would certainly make sense why they'd be studying the kid so closely if he's the first supe kid that has survived birthMy memory is vague but isn't the big thing here that Becca was the first person to get knocked up by Homelander and survive the pregnancy? Think I remember that from season 1
I don't remember that, but it would certainly make sense why they'd be studying the kid so closely if he's the first supe kid that has survived birth
The actor that plays Homelander is just awesome, especially that scene with Maeve just after he outs her on tv and she's asking about her girlfriend - trying to play it as what Homelander would think is supportive and caring while still coming across disturbing as ****, that dude is nailing it.