Welcome back to the blog readers. It may have taken an episode or two for Gen V (2023-) to pick up steam, but this is a show that was always going to live in the shadow of its parent series The Boys (2019-26). I am so glad that this series has stayed true to the spirit of The Boys while creating its own identity so far through three episodes. With five episodes left (including this one) of the first season, I am hopeful it can carve out its own place. Would this episode, titl

Welcome back to the blog readers. I deeply apologize for being delayed on the reviews for this show, but life has gotten in the way and things have happened. But I am back and better than ever, ready to review one of my current shows that I think has a whole lot of promise. The first two episodes have integrated this show into the Boys universe perfectly while carving out its own identity. Now, we have a hook and a reason to watch this show. With that being said, could the mo

Welcome back to the blog readers. Well, that was a pretty interesting way to start your show. Gen V (2023-), a series set in the universe of The Boys (2019-26), started out as wild and intense as an episode of its parent show. I think we got some pretty interesting characters and a pretty intriguing story, although I am not quite sure where the show is going to lead us in the future. We could start by talking about this second episode, titled "First Day," written by Zak Schwa

Welcome back to the blog readers. As you may know from the last year, I am absolutely loving everything I am seeing out of The Boys (2019-26). Hearing we were getting a spinoff of The Boys got me very excited to see different stories in this world. Learning it was a coming-of-age series about a bunch of "college Supes" definitely intrigued me since I am not even 10 years removed from college yet. Would it start off hot with this premiere, titled "God U.," written by Craig Ros

Welcome back to the blog readers. Seven episodes in, I can confidently say that this third season of The Boys (2019-26) is the absolute best one of the series thus far. It is even jumping into the conversation of the best shows on television right now. But sadly, all good things must come to an end and we unfortunately have to say goodbye to this series for now. But, good news is I will try to make it my mission before this year ends to watch the first season of Gen V (2023-)

Welcome back to the blog readers. Last week, I reviewed possibly the best episode of television I have seen with the titular Herogasm taking place (and no, it was not because of the massive superhero orgy). Payoffs, humor, tragedy and a killer fight scene all took the stage with that masterpiece of an episode. Will we even be able to reach those heights with this episode, titled "Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed," written by Paul Grellong, and directed by Sarah Boyd? S

Welcome back to the blog readers. Five episodes in, I can confidently say that the third season of The Boys (2019-26) is the best of the series thus far. Everything is firing on all cylinders: the performances are fire, the stories are engaging, and I am addicted to this show like crack. This episode has been circled on my calendar for a long time, and now it is finally here. Would the titular "Herogasm," written by Jessica Chou, and directed by Nelson Cragg, live up to the h

Welcome back to the blog readers. The Boys (2019-26) just gave me the most intense hour of television I have ever seen with the last episode. Everything from the parallels between Butcher and Homelander becoming more prevalent to a coup attempt ending in death, and shocks and laughs to the brim. Now that we are halfway through this season, I am looking for an episode that features more absolute chaos than we have ever seen. Will it be this episode, titled "The Last Time to Lo

Welcome back to the blog readers. As you know, The Boys (2019-26) has quickly become one of my favorite shows on television right now. The character work has been stellar, the performances have been amazing, and the story has been mesmerizing to say the least. Now we are halfway through the third season with this episode, titled "Glorious Five-Year Plan," written by Meredith Glynn, and directed by Julian Holmes, and I am curious to see if the momentum can keep going. Stick ar

Welcome back to the blog readers. There is a very good chance that The Boys (2019-26) has given us their finest hour last time out where we got some insane shit such as Homelander's chilling rant about being the only one who can save people in a performance that should have garnered Anthony Starr an Emmy nomination. Would he continue that trend, and would the show continue its upwards momentum, with this episode, titled "Barbary Coast," written by Anslem Richardson and Geoff

Welcome back to the blog readers. As you may know by now, one of my favorite shows on right now has to be The Boys (2019-26) without a doubt. I love all the characters (even though they are mostly assholes), the story is relevant and necessary for today, and the gore and action is top-tier, especially the Termite scene in last episode. But we must tread forward and discuss this episode, titled "The Only Man in the Sky," written by David Reed, and directed by Phil Sgriccia. Wo

Welcome back to the blog readers. As you may have been made aware, I am seriously in love with The Boys (2019-26) and I cannot believe how good it is. The second season was such a shock to me and I absolutely have high expectations for this third season if I have to be honest. Now, we had a hell of a spring with some great shows, but we are back with one of my favorites on right now. Would this third season premiere, titled "Payback," written by Craig Rosenberg, and directed

Welcome back to the blog readers. Unfortunately, we are nearing the end of yet another season of The Boys (2019-26) and it really hurts my heart. This second season has been so satisfying and I wish it could go on forever. Last episode was an insane one with a deeper dive into Billy Butcher's psyche, more great character moments, and an explosive (literally) finale that left my jaw on the floor. How will the second season end? Stick around to find out, as I review the finale,

Welcome back to the blog readers. In case you don't already know, then The Boys (2019-26) is rapidly becoming one of my favorite shows because everything is being done right. And that excellence could not have been personified more than in last episode, where fools were cut down and our expectations were subverted in a massive way with the reveal of Stormfront being a Nazi. What on Earth would we be getting with this episode, titled "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker," writte

Welcome back to the blog readers. I am so glad I decided to start watching The Boys (2019-26) because it has quickly become one of my favorite shows. From the character work to the political satire to the performances, this show has been firing on all cylinders as of late. Last episode was a bit of a disappointment compared to the previous two, but I am glad this episode was still great. Would we get back on track with this episode, titled "The Bloody Doors Off," written by A

Welcome back to the blog readers. The Boys may have just put out one of the best two-episode runs I have ever seen with its last two episodes, and I cannot believe how much I am loving this show right now. Everything is firing on all cylinders for me at the moment, and I cannot possibly foresee myself feeling any different by the time we reach the finale in a few weeks. Would be be able to continue the upward momentum with this episode, titled "We Gotta Go Now," written by El

Welcome back to the blog readers. I am loving The Boys (2019-26) so fucking much, and last episode was just one of the reasons why. One of the most shocking endings to an episode that I have ever seen with great character drama and great writing led to one of the best experiences I have ever had watching an episode of television. Could we keep ourselves on the up and up with this episode, titled "Nothing Like It in the World," written by Michael Saltzman, and directed by Fred

Welcome back to the blog readers. The Boys (2019-26) has become one of my favorite shows to watch, and everything from the comedy to the superhero action to the political and social satire they delve into is firing on all cylinders. Last episode was another incredible episode that progressed some stories and led to what I can only assume will be some major shit for the remainder of the season and the series as a whole. Would this episode, titled "Over the Hill with the Swords

Welcome back to the blog readers. I am so happy that I get to finally watch The Boys (2019-26) again because there is a certain comfort to be had with this show. I was nervous to see how they would be improving the story from the first season to the second, and last episode was such a blast. In two words, "Daddy's home." Would we be able to continue the upward momentum with this episode, titled "Proper Preparation and Planning," written by Rebecca Sonnenshire, and directed by

Welcome back to the blog readers. Well, here it is...the time has come for me to be able to review this incredible little show known as The Boys (2019-26). The first season was such a surprise to me, because I did not expect the level of quality that I got. I also fell in love with characters like Hughie, Butcher, Starlight, Homelander, and more. Now that I get to start the second season, would this premiere, titled "The Big Ride," written by Eric Kripke, and directed by Phil