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Amazon's The Boys Season 1 Episode 3 Download

2019 American superhero serial

The Boys
Genre	Activeness Blackness comedy Drama Satire Superhero
Based on	The Boys by Garth Ennis Darick Robertson
Developed by	Eric Kripke
Starring	Karl Urban Jack Quaid Antony Starr Erin Moriarty Dominique McElligott Jessie T. Conductor Laz Alonso Chace Crawford Tomer Capon Karen Fukuhara Nathan Mitchell Elisabeth Shue Colby Minifie Aya Greenbacks
Composer	Christopher Lennertz
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	sixteen (list of episodes)
Product
Executive producers	Eric Kripke Seth Rogen Evan Goldberg James Weaver Neal H. Moritz Pavun Shetty Ori Marmur Dan Trachtenberg Ken F. Levin Jason Netter Craig Rosenberg Phil Sgriccia Rebecca Sonnenshine
Producers	Hartley Gorenstein Gabriel Garcia Nick Barrucci Jake Deuel
Product locations	Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Cinematography	Jeff Cutter Evans Brown Jeremy Benning Dylan Macleod Dan Stoloff
Editors	David Trachtenberg Nona Khodai David Kaldor Cedric Nairn-Smith William W. Rubenstein Jonathan Chibnall
Camera setup	Single-photographic camera
Running time	55–68 minutes[ane]
Production companies	Sony Pictures Television [a] Amazon Studios Kripke Enterprises Point Grey Pictures Original Picture show Kickstart Entertainment KFL Nightsky Productions
Benefactor	Sony Pictures Telly Amazon Studios
Release
Original network	Amazon Prime Video
Picture format	4K (UHDTV) HDR
Audio format	5.i Dolby Digital
Original release	July 26, 2019 (2019-07-26) – present (nowadays)
External links
Website

The Boys is an American superhero goggle box series developed past Eric Kripke for Amazon Prime Video. Based on the comic volume of the same name past Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, which was originally published by DC Comics under their Wildstorm imprint before moving to Dynamite Amusement; it follows the eponymous team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered individuals who corruption their abilities. The series stars an ensemble cast that includes Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Laz Alonso, Tomer Capon, and Karen Fukuhara as the vigilantes, and Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Dominique McElligott, Chace Crawford, Jessie T. Usher, and Nathan Mitchell as members of the "Seven", an official superhero group run by the conglomerate Vought International, who, while maintaining a lofty façade, are shallow celebrity figures prone to doing horrendous things in undercover.

The series premiered on July 26, 2019.^[2] The serial has received critical acclaim for its writing, storyline, humor, and the performances of the cast, peculiarly Urban and Starr. Ahead of the premiere, Amazon renewed The Boys for a second season, which premiered on September four, 2020.^{[3] [iv]} Alee of the second season premiere, the serial was renewed for a third season in July 2020, which is scheduled to exist released on June 3, 2022, and ii spin-off shows were ordered in September 2020 and December 2021.^{[5] [6] [vii]}

Premise [edit]

The Boys is prepare in a universe where superpowered individuals are recognized as heroes by the full general public and work for the powerful corporation Vought International, which markets and monetizes them. Outside of their heroic personas, most are arrogant and corrupt. The series primarily focuses on two groups: the Seven, Vought'southward premier superhero squad, and the eponymous Boys, vigilantes looking to bring downwardly Vought and its corrupt superheroes.

The Boys are led by Billy Butcher, who despises all superpowered people, and the Seven are led past the narcissistic and trigger-happy Homelander. At the outset of the series, the Boys are joined past Hughie Campbell after the drug-addicted fellow member of the Vii named A-Train accidentally kills his girlfriend, while the Seven are joined by Annie January, a immature and hopeful heroine forced to face up the truth most those she admires. Other members of the Seven include the disillusioned Queen Maeve, the insecure Deep, the mysterious Black Noir, and white supremacist Stormfront. The Boys are rounded out by tactical planner Mother's Milk, weapons specialist Frenchie, and superpowered test subject area Kimiko. Overseeing the Seven is Vought executive Madelyn Stillwell, who is later on succeeded by publicist Ashley Barrett.

Cast and characters [edit]

Master [edit]

• Karl Urban equally William "Billy" Butcher – The leader of the Boys and onetime SAS operator who distrusts all individuals with superpowers. He has a particular hatred towards Homelander, who he believes is responsible for the disappearance of his married woman.
• Jack Quaid equally Hugh "Hughie" Campbell Jr. – A noncombatant fellow member of the Boys who joins the group afterward his girlfriend Robin is killed by A-Train.
• Antony Starr as John / Homelander – The extremely powerful leader of the Seven. Beneath his public image equally a noble hero, he is narcissistic, sadistic, and cares little about the well-existence of those he professes to protect.
• Erin Moriarty as Annie January / Starlight – A devout Christian, light-emitting superhero and member of the Seven. One of the few superpowered individuals sincere in helping the public, she questions her loyalty to the Seven after learning of their true character.
• Dominique McElligott as Maggie Shaw / Queen Maeve^[eight] – A veteran member of the Seven with enhanced physical strength and durability. Although she once wanted to protect innocent lives, she has go disillusioned and suffers from burnout.
• Jessie T. Conductor equally Reggie Franklin / A-Train^[8] – A speedster member of the 7. He is determined to maintain his status equally the fastest speedster in the world, resulting in him condign fond to Chemical compound 5.
• Laz Alonso every bit Marvin T. "Mother'southward" Milk – A member of the Boys responsible for organizing and planning their operations. Formerly a medic in the United States Marine Corps, he is motivated by his attorney father working himself to decease while attempting to bring Vought down.
• Chace Crawford as Kevin Moskowitz / The Deep^[9] – A fellow member of the Seven who possesses the ability to communicate with aquatic life and breathe underwater. He is looked downwards upon by the other members of the 7 due to his status as the group's token aquatic hero. Patton Oswalt voices his gills.
• Tomer Capon as Serge / Frenchie^[viii] – A fellow member of the Boys and international arms trafficker skilled in munitions, ordnance, infiltration, and communications. After being coerced into joining to protect his criminal friends, he seeks redemption for his by crimes while battling Vought.
• Karen Fukuhara as Kimiko Miyashiro / The Female^[8] – A mute fellow member of the Boys with enhanced strength and regenerative healing who speaks through sign language. Involuntarily injected with Compound V every bit part of a scheme to create superpowered terrorists, she joins the Boys after they rescue her.
• Nathan Mitchell as Blackness Noir – A silent member of the Vii who possesses superhuman strength and agility and conceals his physical appearance behind a dark costume.
• Elisabeth Shue as Madelyn Stillwell (season 1; guest season 2) – The charismatic, scheming vice-president of Hero Management at Vought International.
• Colby Minifie as Ashley Barrett (season 2–present; recurring season i) – A publicist for Vought International who later becomes Stillwell's successor.
• Aya Greenbacks as Klara Risinger / Freedom / Stormfront^[9] (season 2) – The kickoff successful Compound V subject and fellow member of The Vii with several abilities, including the ability to belch burning energy from her easily. A quondam Nazi, she holds bigoted views towards minorities and individuals without superpowers. Cash (who is Jewish) noted in an interview that "honestly, the gender swap (from the comic) was a smaller concern than the fact that I'm playing a white supremacist, racist bigot," noting that she had actually received hate mail regarding her portrayal of the Nazi grapheme.^[10]

Recurring [edit]

• Simon Pegg as Hugh Campbell Sr. (flavour ane)^[xi] – Hughie's father. He cares deeply for his son, but does not believe Hughie has the confidence to stand up for himself after his mother abandoned the pair. Pegg was the visual inspiration for Wee Hughie in the comic book serial from which the series is drawn.^[12]
• Shaun Benson equally Ezekiel (season 1) – A homophobic Christian superhuman with elastic powers who is secretly gay himself.
• Ann Cusack as Donna January – Starlight's female parent. She groomed Annie to be a superhero since childhood out of a vicarious princess-by-proxy mentality.
• Jennifer Esposito as Susan Raynor (season 1; invitee season ii) – The deputy managing director of the CIA.
• Jordana Lajoie as Cherie – Frenchie'southward onetime criminal associate and lover, a weapons specialist.
• Malcolm Barrett as Seth Reed (flavour one; guest flavor ii) – A Vought public relations writer.
• Christian Keyes every bit Nathan Franklin (flavour 1) – A-Train'due south older brother and trainer.
• Shantel VanSanten equally Becca Butcher (seasons 1–two) – Butcher's married woman, whose disappearance motivates his battle confronting the Seven.
• Nicola Correia-Damude as Elena – Queen Maeve'south girlfriend.
• Laila Robins as Grace Mallory (flavor ii; guest season i) – The erstwhile deputy director of the CIA and informal founder of the Boys.
• Giancarlo Esposito as Stan Edgar (season 2; guest season 1) – The corrupt CEO of Vought International and Stillwell's superior.
• Claudia Doumit equally Victoria "Vic" Neuman (season 2) – A congresswoman who publicly opposes Vought and a Supe who secretly uses her powers to assassinate those who speak out publicly against Vought.^{[13] [14]}
• Langston Kerman equally Eagle the Archer (season two) – An archery-themed superhero who introduces the Deep to the Church building of the Commonage.
• Jessica Hecht as Carol Mannheim (season 2) – Hawkeye the Archer'south "teacher" and therapist who recruits the Deep into the Church of the Collective.
• Abraham Lim as Kenji Miyashiro (flavor two) – Kimiko'due south younger brother who possesses telekinetic abilities.
• Cameron Crovetti as Ryan Butcher (flavour 2) – Becca'due south and Homelander's son. The graphic symbol was previously portrayed by Parker Corno in the first season.
• Goran Višnjić equally Alastair Adana (season 2) – The leader of the Church building of the Collective.^[14]

Guest [edit]

Introduced in season i [edit]

• Alex Hassell equally Translucent (flavour one) – A member of the Seven who tin turn invisible by changing his pare into a diamond-hard carbon meta-textile that warps light effectually him.
• Jess Salgueiro every bit Robin Ward (flavour ane) – Hughie's girlfriend who was killed by A-Train in a high-velocity affect in the pilot episode. She periodically makes appearances every bit a hallucination seen by Hughie.
• Mishka Thébaud as Shockwave (seasons 1–2) – A rival speedster to A-Train.
• Dan Darin-Zanco as Doppelganger (seasons 1–2) – A shapeshifting Supe that works for Vought.
• David Reale equally Evan Lambert – A Vought public relations writer alongside Seth.
• Brittany Allen as Charlotte / Popclaw (flavor 1) – An actress and superhero in a secret human relationship with A-Train.
• Débora Demestre every bit Isadora (flavour 1) – Vought's arrange designer.
• Brit Morgan as Rachel (flavour 1) – Becca'southward sister and Butcher's sis-in-constabulary.
• Haley Joel Osment every bit Charles / Mesmer (flavour 1) – A one-time superhero in Teenage Kix who can read minds via pare-to-peel contact.
• Jackie Tohn as Courtenay (season one) – A Vought production assistant.
• John Doman every bit Jonah Vogelbaum (seasons i–2) – The Vought scientist who created and raised Homelander in a sterile laboratory.
• Alvina August as Monique (season ane) – Female parent's Milk'due south wife and mother of their daughter, Janine.
• Brendan Beiser as Jeff (flavour ane) – A Vought operative who oversees the Deep'southward sabbatical in Sandusky.
• Nalini Ingrita as Janine – The girl of Mother's Milk and Monique.
• Krishan Dutt and Samer Salem as Naqib (seasons ane–2) – A superpowered terrorist with explosive-based powers. Dutt portrayed the character in the beginning season and Salem played him in the second.
• Jim Beaver as Robert "Bob" Vocalizer – The Us Secretary of Defense force. Beaver'south proper noun is a reference to his character Bobby Singer on the Kripke-created Television receiver serial Supernatural.

Additionally, Jimmy Fallon, Mike Massaro, Billy Zane, Seth Rogen, and Tara Reid announced every bit themselves.

Introduced in flavour 2 [edit]

• David Thompson every bit Gecko – A former superhero with regenerative abilities and test subject at Vought.
• Chris Mark as Blindspot – A blind superhero with super hearing who attempts to join the 7.
• Adrian Holmes every bit the vox of Dr. Park – The head of the compound that Becca is existence held prisoner in.
• P. J. Byrne as Adam Bourke – A flick director helming a movie for Vought starring the Seven titled Dawn of the 7.
• Dawnn Lewis equally Valerie – A witness to Stormfront's racist murder in the 1970s.
• Howard Campbell as Myron – Valerie's brother.
• Katy Breier as Cassandra Schwartz – A member of the Church of the Collective who becomes the Deep'due south wife.
• Shawn Ashmore as Lamplighter – A onetime fellow member of the Seven with pyrokinesis.
• Barbara Gordon every bit Judy Atkinson – Butcher's aunt who takes care of his dog Terror.
• Andrew Jackson as Love Sausage – A Chemical compound Five test discipline with a prehensile penis that can stretch to enormous lengths.
• Jason Gray-Stanford as Dennis – A man whose car Butcher and Starlight take to drive Hughie to the hospital.
• Ess Hödlmoser as Cindy – A telekinetic Compound V test subject.
• Michael Ayres as Jay – Frenchie'due south deceased former criminal associate and all-time friend.
• John Noble as Sam Butcher – Butcher's estranged male parent.
• Lesley Nicol equally Connie Butcher – Butcher's mother.

Kym Wyatt McKenzie and Birgitte Solem portray Butcher and Stillwell in a reenactment of the latter'due south death.

Greg Zajac, Anthony Lake, and Dylan Moscovitch play pornographic impersonators of Homelander, Jack from Jupiter, and the Deep.

Chris Hansen, Maria Menounos, Greg Grunberg, Nancy O'Dell, Katie Couric, and Christopher Lennertz appear as themselves.

Introduced in short films [edit]

• David S. Lee as Jock – A old Royal Marine Commando and an erstwhile friend of Butcher whom he seeks help from.

Episodes [edit]

Flavour 1 (2019) [edit]

Season ii (2020) [edit]

Season iii [edit]

The 6th episode is titled "Herogasm" and was written by Jessica Chou.^[19]

Production [edit]

Development [edit]

Betwixt 2008 and 2016, a film adaptation of The Boys had been in various stages of development at both Columbia Pictures and Paramount Pictures.^[20]

On April 6, 2016, it was announced that Cinemax was developing a television serial accommodation of the comic book. The product was existence developed past Eric Kripke, Evan Goldberg, and Seth Rogen. Kripke was prepare to write the series while Goldberg and Rogen were gear up to direct. Executive producers were reported to include Kripke, Goldberg, Rogen, Neal H. Moritz, Pavun Shetty, Ori Marmur, James Weaver, Ken Levin, and Jason Netter. Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson were set every bit co-executive producers. Production companies involved with the series included Betoken Greyness Pictures, Original Film, and Sony Pictures Television.^[20]

On November 8, 2017, information technology was announced that Amazon had given the production a serial order for a first season consisting of 8 episodes. The series had reportedly been in development at Amazon for a number of months preceding the series order proclamation. It was likewise reported that the previously appear creative team was still attached to the series.^{[21] [22] [23]}

Kripke wanted to retain a sense of reality to the bear witness, and to continue the writers disciplined decided "Anything that comes out of this drug is viable, and anything that doesn't nosotros're not allowed to do". He did not want to fall into the overused convention of killing off female characters to motivate the heroes and besides saw an opportunity to surprise readers of the comics past changing the story of Butcher's wife Becky.^[24]

On Apr 30, 2018, it was announced that Dan Trachtenberg would straight the serial' first episode. He replaces Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg who dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.^[25]

Ahead of the serial premiere, on July 19, 2019, at the 2019 San Diego Comic-Con@Domicile it was announced that Amazon had renewed the series for a second season which premiered on September 4, 2020.^{[3] [26] [27]} Information technology was likewise confirmed that the 2nd flavour will consist of eight episodes, like the previous flavor.^[28] The viii scripts for the 2nd season were completed past November 2019.^[29] In December 2019, a teaser trailer for the second flavour was released, which confirmed that it would exist released in 2020, although the exact date remained unknown until June 2020 when another trailer was released.^{[thirty] [4]}

Ahead of the second-season premiere, on July 23, 2020, Amazon renewed the series for a third season at the aftershow hosted by Aisha Tyler for the 2020 San Diego Comic-Con@Home.^{[5] [31]} The third season began filming in early 2021 with an unknown release date.^[32] On October xxx, 2020, Erick Kripke revealed that the third season volition arrange the miniseries comic book Herogasm, which is centered around superhero orgy festivals.^{[33] [34]} It will be adapted for the flavor's 6th episode, which volition be taking the same proper noun of the comic book series.^{[35] [36] [37] [38]} Kripke has stated that Herogasm is "the craziest dailies he has always seen" and "that people are not ready to watch it".^[39] However the part in which Soldier Boy is depicted as a superhero who has yearly sex with Homelander in an attempt to proceeds membership in The Vii, won't be used and instead Soldier Boy volition exist depicted every bit the "Homelander earlier Homelander", a superhero from World State of war II brought out of retirement.^{[35] [forty] [41]} Kripke too revealed that instead of portraying Soldier Boy as innocent like he is depicted in the comics, he will be manner worse than Homelander.^[42]

Casting [edit]

On December 18, 2017, information technology was announced that Erin Moriarty has been cast in the atomic number 82 part of Annie January/Starlight.^[43] On January 17, 2018, it was reported that Antony Starr, Dominique McElligott, Chace Crawford, Jessie Conductor, and Nathan Mitchell had joined the main bandage.^[44] In March 2018, it was announced that Laz Alonso, Jack Quaid, and Karen Fukuhara had been cast in serial regular roles.^{[45] [46] [47]} On April 5, 2018, it was reported that Karl Urban had been cast in the series' lead role of Billy Butcher.^[48] On May 16, 2018, it was announced that Elisabeth Shue had been cast in the series regular part of Madelyn Stillwell.^[49] On June 25, 2018, it was reported that Tomer Kapon had joined the main cast in the part of Frenchie.^[l] On August 30, 2018, it was appear that Jennifer Esposito had been cast in the recurring role of CIA Agent Susan Raynor.^[51] On Oct 5, 2018, it was appear during the annual New York Comic Con that Simon Pegg had been cast in the function of Hughie'due south male parent.^[52] According to the artist Robertson, Hughie was fatigued in the comics to resemble Pegg after he saw Pegg in the sitcom Spaced, simply Pegg thought he was besides old to play the role of Hughie in the Goggle box series.^[53]

On September 5, 2019, Goran Višnjić and Claudia Doumit were cast in recurring roles for the second flavor.^[fourteen] A month later, Patton Oswalt was announced in an unspecified role.^[54] Aya Greenbacks was confirmed to be portraying superhero Stormfront in March 2020 post-obit contract negotiations that began when the 2nd season was announced.^{[iii] [55]} On August ten, 2020, it was reported that Shawn Ashmore was bandage equally Lamplighter for the second flavour.^[56] A week afterward, Jensen Ackles joined the cast for the third flavour as Soldier Boy.^[57] On October 30, 2020, Claudia Doumit and Colby Minifie were promoted to series regulars for the tertiary season.^[13] On March 26, 2021, Katia Winter joined the cast in the recurring office of Niggling Nina for the third season.^[58] On June 23, 2021, Miles Gaston Villanueva, Sean Patrick Flanery, and Nick Wechsler were cast as Supersonic, Gunpowder, and Bluish Hawk respectively for the third flavour in undisclosed capacities.^[59] 2 days subsequently, Laurie Holden joined the cast equally Crimson Countess in a recurring role for the third flavour.^[sixty] On October 5, 2021, Frances Turner, Kristin Booth, and Jack Doolan joined the cast as Monique and twins Tessa and Tommy, a.k.a. the TNT Twins, in recurring roles for the third season.^[61]

Filming [edit]

Primary photography for the start flavour began on May 22, 2018, in Toronto, Ontario, and was scheduled to final until September 25, 2018.^{[21] [25] [62] [63]} Cast fellow member Laz Alonso posted on his Instagram photos and bloopers of the series with the crew and other cast members during the testify's filming.^{[ citation needed ]} Additional filming took place in Mississauga, Ontario.^[64]

For the outside of the Vought International company headquarters, the coiffure used Roy Thomson Hall, which is located in Toronto's entertainment district. The building's construction was digitally altered and extended to go the Seven Tower. For the interior of the tower, including some of the rooms and the mod antechamber where the company celebrates the corporate parties, the interior of Roy Thomson Hall was used. For Times Square, the coiffure filmed in Yonge–Dundas Square in Toronto and proceeded to digitally change it. A-Train's race with Shockwave was filmed at Hamilton's Tim Hortons Field stadium. Lower Bay Station was used for the subway scenes. The coiffure also filmed at the zinc-clad pavilion of the Sherbourne Common waterfront park for the funeral service for the victims of the hijacked aeroplane. For the mansion where Dr. Jonah Vogelbaum lives, the crew filmed at Parkwood Estate in Oshawa, Ontario. For the scene where Annie refuses to help Hughie, the crew filmed at the Cathedral Church of St. James in Toronto.^{[63] [65]}

Principal photography for the second season took place from June 17 to November 13, 2019, in Toronto, like the previous flavour.^[66] For Translucent'due south funeral anniversary, the coiffure filmed at the Meridian Arts Centre which is located at the Due north York district in Toronto. The crew filmed at the Moisture 'n' Wild Toronto Waterpark for the scene where the Deep is arrested, with some CGI modifications in order to recreate the serial' fictional Splash Zone Sandusky park. For the scenes of the church of the Collective, filming took place at the Scottish Rite Club in Hamilton, Ontario. To create the Sage Grove psychiatric infirmary, the crew filmed at the Southwest Centre for Forensic Mental Health Care complex which is located in the metropolis of St. Thomas in Ontario.^{[63] [67]}

Principal photography for the third flavor took place from Feb 24 to September ten, 2021.^{[68] [69] [70]}

Music [edit]

Score albums were released for the series' kickoff and 2nd seasons. Christopher Lennertz served as composer of the show'south score.^{[71] [72]} During an interview at the 2019 Comic-Con, he stated that his work for The Boys was the "craziest matter" he has ever done, afterward collaborating with Seth Rogen for Sausage Political party.^[73] Erin Moriarty provides her own vocals for the song "Never Truly Vanish", which was nominated for an Emmy.^[74] The music video for "Never Truly Vanish" was released on YouTube on June 4, 2021,^[75] and on September i, 2021, the music video for "Faster" was released on YouTube.^[76]

Season 1 [edit]

All music is composed by Christopher Lennertz.

The Boys (Music from the Amazon Original Serial) ^{[77] [78]}

No.	Title	Length
ane.	"Translucent Alive"	1:15
2.	"Truck Robbery"	one:34
3.	"Butcher"	2:39
iv.	"Starlight"	1:17
v.	"On the Trail"	0:55
6.	"Homelander and Stillwell"	two:sixteen
7.	"Race of the Century"	ane:04
8.	"Boys Arrive"	1:19
9.	"Hughie Stalls Starlight"	1:23
10.	"Maeve Spars"	0:37
eleven.	"Start the Race"	2:00
12.	"Popclaw Climaxes"	0:56
13.	"Hijacking"	2:45
14.	"Kidnapping Translucent"	one:ten
fifteen.	"Donkey Bomb"	2:42
sixteen.	"Translucent Explodes"	4:06
17.	"Hughie Trashes Room"	i:29
18.	"Translucent Visits Hughie"	1:13
19.	"Planting Bug Programme"	0:51
20.	"Dock Patrol"	one:l
21.	"I'm the Hero"	3:15
22.	"Vought"	1:14
23.	"Starlight Teams Upward"	0:43
24.	"Frenchie'southward Beginning Impale"	1:35
25.	"Homelander's Spoken language"	1:42
26.	"Butcher'due south Pep Talk"	2:28
27.	"Rescue the Female"	1:35
28.	"Frenchie Lost Female person"	ane:46
29.	"Dead Shooter"	0:57
30.	"Hospital Shootout"	1:12
31.	"Graveside Sledgehammer"	2:24
32.	"Maeve's Girlfriend"	1:57
33.	"NICU"	0:51
34.	"Tent Confrontation"	ane:22
35.	"Starlight'due south Speech"	2:13
36.	"Come In"	1:50
37.	"Blackness Knight Not"	1:07
38.	"Kimiko's Backstory"	1:20
39.	"Subway Chase"	1:01
40.	"Mesmer and Homelander"	1:36
41.	"The Mesmerizer"	0:30
42.	"Butcher Tells Hughie"	1:53
43.	"Hughie Kisses Starlight"	1:03
44.	"Robin'southward Memory"	two:02
45.	"SBS"	two:09
46.	"Always a Pick"	2:39
47.	"Supe Terrorist"	ane:36
48.	"A-Train Shows Up"	ane:34
49.	"Shoot Out"	two:49
50.	"I Got Teddy"	2:twoscore

Flavor 2 [edit]

All music is composed by Christopher Lennertz except where noted.

The Boys: Season 2 (Music from the Amazon Original Serial) ^{[79] [lxxx]}

No.	Title	Music	Length
ane.	"Never Truly Vanish"	Erin Moriarty	3:34
2.	"Her Brother"		0:51
3.	"Pause Every Os"		2:19
4.	"Faster" (featuring Aimee Proal)	Jessie T. Conductor	2:34
five.	"Collision"		1:23
6.	"Male parent and Son"		0:51
7.	"Meeting Blindspot"		0:39
8.	"A Billion Dollar Liability"		two:22
9.	"Fake News"		2:09
ten.	"Homelander in Hallway"		0:34
11.	"Rebecca's Drive"		1:11
12.	"Pitch"		1:05
13.	"Halloween Store"		1:39
14.	"Brother and Sister"		2:56
15.	"Don't Lie to Me"		1:44
xvi.	"Sharks!"		ii:06
17.	"Flame On"		i:39
18.	"Helicopter Attack"		ii:06
xix.	"Ruby-red Cross Center"		2:28
xx.	"Explosion and Black Noir Faceoff"		3:56
21.	"Back to the Cabin"		3:41
22.	"Blackness Noir on Roof"		1:22
23.	"Real Activeness"		1:33
24.	"Withal on the Roof"		0:56
25.	"Lift"		i:08
26.	"Church of the Collective"		ane:52
27.	"I Heard the Goldfish"		1:37
28.	"Light Upward the Room"		1:33
29.	"Cindy"		2:38
30.	"He'south OD'ing"		1:32
31.	"Permit Them Go"		1:20

Release [edit]

On September 26, 2018, the official poster for the series was released.^[81] On October five, 2018, in tandem with the series' panel at the annual New York Comic Con, a teaser trailer for the serial was released.^[82] On January 24, 2019, some other teaser trailer was released via Seth Rogen's official Twitter account.^[83] The series premiered on July 26, 2019, after some other teaser was released.^[2] On July 22, Slipknot released a new unmarried called "Solway Firth" with an accompanying music video which featured clips and audio from the prove.^{[84] [85]} On June 26, 2020, it was appear that season ii would debut on September 4, 2020, with the kickoff 3 episodes available immediately and the rest debuting on a weekly ground.^[4] The second flavor's official trailer was released on August four, 2020.^[86] On January 6, 2022, it was reported that the third season is set to premiere on June 3, 2022, with the first 3 episodes available immediately and the remainder debuting on a weekly ground until the season finale on July eight.^[7]

A companion short film titled Butcher, gear up between the get-go and second season, was released on September 10, 2020, with Karl Urban reprising his part as Billy Butcher.^{[17] [sixteen]} Characters from The Boys also appeared in an episode of Expiry Boxing sponsored by Amazon Prime Video, which was released on September 17, 2020.^{[87] [88]}

Reception [edit]

Season i [edit]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the starting time flavour holds an approval rating of 84% based on 103 reviews, with an average rating of 7.65/10. The website's critical consensus reads, "Though viewers' mileage may vary, The Boys ' violent delights and willingness to engage in heavy, relevant themes are sure to delight those looking for a new group of antiheroes to root for."^[89] On Metacritic, it has a weighted average score of 74 out of 100, based on reviews from xix critics, indicating "by and large favorable reviews".^[90]

Christopher Lawrence of the Las Vegas Review-Journal wrote: "Irreverent, deliciously contemptuous, The Boys follows the greed and corruption behind the superhero industrial complex."^[93] Mel Campbell of Screen Hub commented: "Shockingly trigger-happy and pointedly political, this Amazon series is an ironic but refreshing antidote to supe franchising. ... The Boys throws our ugly cultural obsessions back in our faces."^[94] Daniel Fienberg from The Hollywood Reporter, in a positive response, commented: "I'll accept to cheque in once again on The Boys after a few more episodes to get a sense of whether or not the encroaching cynicism topples what I find initially promising here."^[95] Graeme Virtue from The Guardian gave the series four of five stars and wrote:"While both have an appealing innocence, it is Moriarty's maltreated but undaunted Starlight who, accordingly, feels like she is preventing the whole matter from collapsing into darkness."^[96] Kristy Puchko at IGN gave the first episode a score of 7.2/ten and appreciated how the story came from the comics only with clever changes. Puchko praised the cast, particularly Moriarty: "Moriarty brings a nuance to her performance that refuses to let Starlight feel similar a two-dimensional damsel. She's non naïve. She's hopeful. And she's a fighter. The Boys makes all of that clear in brusk order." She concludes:

"The Boys could still be a thrilling ride as it subverts the expectations of the family-friendly genre, with dark twists and unapologetically graphic scenes of sex and violence. The premiere ep has a lot of heavy lifting to do in exposition, yet Kripke works in some stunner moments, jolts of fun, and stellar action sequences."^[97]

Liz Shannon Miller of The A.V. Social club wrote: "Karl Urban proves to be a thoroughly committed performer as Billy Butcher, whose dedication to taking downwardly "supes" of course has a personal edge, but and so once again, when you run into what men like the blatantly fake and evil Homelander (Antony Starr) are getting up to it makes sense that he's devoted his life to taking down the cause."^[98] Matthew Dessem from Slate commented: "The Boys is an adept deconstruction of superhero stories, with an accordingly wintery view of institutional power, be it corporate, governmental, religious, or caped."^[99] Andrew Wyatt from Movie theater St. Louis praised the serial for its humor and themes, writing: "Aye, information technology's cynical and ultra-violent, but what distinguishes The Boys is its sincere fascination with its characters' anxieties, compulsions, and man failings."^[100] Meagan Navarro of Bloody Icky praised the series for its entertaining story, rating it iv.5 out of 5 and wrote: "Not a frame is spared in crafting this nuanced and darkly humorous universe drenched in claret and violence. All 8 episodes are expertly crafted and synthetic to tell one cohesive story that will brand y'all gasp, guffaw, and cheer in equal measure."^[101] Matthew Gilbert from The Boston World wrote: "The premise of the Amazon blackness one-act is never not fun, and the more we learn about this bizarro globe, as the supes keep the tardily-night talk shows and phase team-up photograph ops on various crimes, the better. ... The cast is fine, particularly Shue, who is icily constructive; Quaid, whose neurotic but brave fumblings are endearing; and Urban, who is Hughie'south gonzo guide. But the real star of The Boys is the situation itself."^[102]

Season two [edit]

On Rotten Tomatoes, the 2nd season holds an approval rating of 97% based on 100 reviews, with an boilerplate rating of 8.03/10. The website'southward critical consensus reads, "The Boys comes out swinging in a superb 2d season that digs deeper into its complicated characters and ups the activeness dues without pulling whatever of its socially critical punches."^[91] On Metacritic, the season has a weighted average score of 80 out of 100, based on 15 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews".^[92]

Eric Deggans of NPR described the 2d season as "a wonderfully subversive, cynically entertaining piece of work".^[103] Brian Tallerico of Vulture commented: "The season premiere introduces new cast members without losing focus of what worked near the commencement twelvemonth, and just about all of it bodes well for where the next seven episodes could be going."^[104] Roxana Hadadi from The A.V. Club wrote: "All of those elements feel almost in line with The Boys as author Garth Ennis imagined the series: A portrait of shared capitalist and nationalist corruption, entwined together to create a morass of exploitation and abuse."^[105] Ben Travers from IndieWire gave the series a "B" grade rating and commented: "The Boys is yet an imperfect beast, simply it gets then many parts right – I haven't fifty-fifty talked about the skilled stunt piece of work or expertly staged activity scenes – that yous're likely to become defenseless upwardly in its gorging satire."^[106] Lorraine Ali from Los Angeles Times wrote: "Pulling dark sense of humour out of that caustic cauldron is non just a skill, it's a warped superpower. Even the virtually super-skeptic of viewers tin agree well-nigh that."^[107] Sonia Saraiya from Vanity Off-white commented: "Even in the midst of stunning brutality, the show has a sardonic sense of humor that keeps the story crackling."^[108] Dan Jolin from Empire praised the series for its dark sense of humour and Antony Starr's functioning and wrote: "Accordingly enough, Starr remains the, er, star of the show, the very embodiment of its black-hole-night comedy concept: with bully power comes a complete disregard for any form of responsibility, accountability or morality."^[109] Liz Shannon Miller of Collider wrote: "Perhaps the most important affair that Flavor 2 does is push the show's scope across the realm of capes and tights; its messages aren't subtle, but then once more, neither is putting on a costume and fighting criminal offence."^[110]

On Amazon, season two of the series saw initial audience review bombing with 49 percent of 1400 reviews left by September 6, 2020, providing a one-star rating, most of which praised the available episodes but criticized Amazon's weekly release schedule.^[111]

At the 1st Critics' Choice Super Awards, the series received five nominations: All-time Superhero Series, Best Thespian in a Superhero Serial (Starr, Urban), All-time Actress in a Superhero Series (Cash) and Best Villain in a Serial (Starr),^[112] completely sweeping its genre at the event.

Audience viewership [edit]

In October 2019, Nielsen announced it had begun tracking viewership of Amazon Prime number programs. It said The Boys had attracted 8million total viewers in its first x days of release, making it one of the most successful original programs on Amazon Prime.^[113] For the 2nd season, the first three episodes drew a 7.two percent share of streams relative to the top 100 most-watched Television receiver shows on Reelgood within its opening weekend, beating the third season of Stranger Things (five.eight pct) and The Mandalorian (four.4 percent).^[114] The testify's audience increased 89 percent compared to the offset flavour. Nielsen ratings revealed that 8911000000 minutes of the show has been watched, placing information technology number 3 on the Nielsen listing, just backside Cobra Kai (ii.17billion minutes) and Match (one.42billion minutes).^{[115] [116]} It became the first non-Netflix show to announced on the Nielsen Top 10 Streaming Shows list.^{[117] [118]}

Accolades [edit]

Year	Award	Category	Nominee(s)	Result	Ref.
2020	Primetime Artistic Arts Emmy Awards	Outstanding Sound Editing for a Comedy or Drama Serial (1-Hour)	Wade Barnett, David Barbee, Stonemason Kopeikin, Brian Dunlop, Ryan Briley, Chris Newlin, Christopher Brooks, Joseph T. Sabella and Jesi Ruppel (for "The Name of the Game")	Nominated	[119]
2021	Critics' Choice Super Awards	All-time Thespian in a Superhero Series	Antony Starr	Won	[120]
			Karl Urban	Nominated
		All-time Actress in a Superhero Series	Aya Cash	Won
		Best Superhero Serial	The Boys	Won
		Best Villain in a Serial	Antony Starr	Won
	Hollywood Critics Association TV Awards	All-time Histrion in a Streaming Serial, Drama	Karl Urban	Nominated	[121]
		Best Actress in a Streaming Serial, Drama	Aya Cash	Nominated
		All-time Streaming Series, Drama	The Boys	Nominated
		All-time Supporting Role player in a Streaming Serial, Drama	Giancarlo Esposito	Nominated
	Motion Picture Sound Editors Awards	Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Music Score and Musical for Episodic Long Form Circulate Media	Christopher Brooks (for "Nothing Similar It in the World")	Nominated	[122]
	MTV Flick & Television Awards	Best Fight	"Starlight, Queen Maeve, Kimiko vs. Stormfront"	Nominated	[123]
		Best Hero	Jack Quaid	Nominated
		Best Show	The Boys	Nominated
		Best Villain	Aya Greenbacks	Nominated
	Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards	Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics	"Never Truly Vanish" – Christopher Lennertz and Michael Saltzman (for "The Large Ride")	Nominated	[124]
		Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Comedy or Drama Serial (One-60 minutes)	Alexandra Fehrman, Rich Weingart and Thomas Hayek (for "What I Know")	Nominated
		Outstanding Special Visual Effects in a Season or a Movie	Stephan Fleet, Shalena Oxley-Butler, Kat Greene, Rian McNamara, Tony Kenny, Steve Moncur, Julian Hutchens, Anthony Paterson and Keith Sellers	Nominated
	Primetime Emmy Awards	Outstanding Drama Series	Eric Kripke, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, James Weaver, Neal H. Moritz, Pavun Shetty, Craig Rosenberg, Phil Sgriccia, Rebecca Sonnenshine, Ken F. Levin, Jason Netter, Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson, Michael Saltzman, Michaela Starr, Gabriel Garcia and Hartley Gorenstein	Nominated
		Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series	Rebecca Sonnenshine (for "What I Know")	Nominated
	Saturn Awards	Best Functioning past a Younger Actor in a Television Series	Erin Moriarty	Nominated	[125]
		Best Superhero Television Series	The Boys	Won
	Screen Actors Club Awards	Outstanding Operation by a Stunt Ensemble in a One-act or Drama Serial	The Boys	Nominated	[126]
	Writers Guild of America Awards	Television: Dramatic Series	Eric Kripke, Ellie Monahan, Anslem Richardson, Craig Rosenberg, Michael Saltzman and Rebecca Sonnenshine	Nominated	[127]

Spin-offs [edit]

Grand-Men spin-off [edit]

On September 24, 2020, information technology was announced that a spin-off centered on a superhero college had been fast-tracked into development upon the ratings success of the series' 2nd flavor. Described as being "part college show, function Hunger Games", the spin-off is to be gear up "...at America'south merely college exclusively for young adult superheroes (and run past Vought International)" and is described every bit "an irreverent, R-rated serial that explores the lives of hormonal, competitive Supes as they put their physical, sexual, and moral boundaries to the exam, competing for the all-time contracts in the best cities".^[six] On October 2, 2020, Kripke stated the series would focus on the Grand-Men team that had been mentioned in the starting time flavour, a parody of the X-Men.^[128] In March 2021, Lizze Broadway, Jaz Sinclair, Shane Paul McGhie, Aimee Carrero, and Maddie Phillips were cast to star.^{[129] [130] [131]} On April 15, 2021, Reina Hardesty joined the chief cast.^{[132] [133] [134]} On September 27, 2021, the untitled spin-off was given a series order past Amazon Studios.^[135]

The Boys Presents: Diabolical [edit]

On December 5, 2021, at the Brazil Comic-Con, Prime number Video announced that The Boys Presents: Diabolical, an animated anthology series, had been given an 8-episode series order.^[136] On January xviii, 2022, it was announced that the series is scheduled to premiere on March 4, 2022.^[137]

Reception [edit]

On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the series holds a 100% approval rating based on 8 reviews, with an average rating of 7.2/10.^[139]

Other media [edit]

Supe Porn [edit]

On Oct iii, 2020, Eric Kripke confirmed that the in-universe pornographic superhero film scenes briefly glimpsed in the 2d flavor The Boys episode "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker" had been produced in total, expressing interest in releasing them under the name Supe Porn to the website of the aforementioned proper noun, registered to Sony Pictures,^[140] every bit well as formally requesting Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Antony Starr and the other followers of his Twitter folio to join him in petitioning Prime Video and Amazon Studios to allow the potential spider web serial to be uploaded.^[141]

Vought News Network [edit]

Ahead of the premiere of the third season, the series had released video segments in the form of in-universe news reports from the Vought News Network channel on YouTube. Each of the seven segments contains seven stories that tease events in upcoming episodes and introduce new cast members, and acts equally a span between Season ii and 3. Matthew Edison, who plays news anchor Cameron Coleman, will also appear in the third flavor of the series.^[142]

Notes [edit]

1. ^ Known as Sony Pictures Television Studios for some episodes of flavour 2

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