i want to believe that stan is just chilling in prison when he gets introduced to pottery making class and he barely shows any emotion while doing it but deep down he feels incredible gratification in the masterpieces he makes
See THIS is how you convince Butcher to let up a little. Instead of telling him he's a bad person over and over again (like Annie) you just need to remind him there's the smallest bit of goodness left in him.
25:07 Yeeeeah this is one instance where I support How Homelander guided Ryan. It's painfully obvious he's trying to ease him into doing worse things later BUT for this scenario right here Ryan handled this just fine and he did get to help someone who needed it.
Don't think so. Homelander is clearly showing Ryan that humans are playthings and that it's okay to punish them and even feel enjoyment from their pain. Sure, he deserved it but I can tell after that scene alot of Ryan's humanity was lost.
@@opsoo2229 Eh I personally don't think so. Why spare any humanity/sympathy towards someone getting retaliation from one of his victims? Besides Ryan himself wasn't the one punishing that guy, he legit helped that woman get an opportunity to get some payback. You can get pleasure/entertainment in watching a bad guy get his just desserts and still have humanity.
@@DingoEnderZOE2 ok you definitely lost me on that last line. Sure it's satisfying seeing a bad person get what they deserve, but it's not right to enjoy and feel pleasure seeing that punishment at all. Especially for Ryan, he's gonna want to see more of that now and he's gonna turn into a mini Homelander soon.
@@opsoo2229 So you're not allowed to enjoy seeing a bad person get his just desserts as if said bad person deserves what Compassion instead???? Why exactly? Arent you more of bad person if you get pleasure or enjoyment from the suffering of those undeserving of it? As for the situation with Ryan as long as he has a line he wont cross and stick to his main motivation which is to HELP/save people there's also nothing wrong with him pursuing more opportunities to help people. The biggest concern is since he's at that impressionable age that Homelander will have an easier time corrupting him but there's also the potential that he might be able to resist that. But we shall wait and see how that turns out.
@@DingoEnderZOE2That’s stretching it. He was being coached by Homelander for one, whose entire motivation is to slowly strip Ryan of his humanity. That should be the first red flag. Not only is he being shown that he can order this guy to get on his knees, he’s also the sole judge of whether his apology was good enough, and was able to order a punishment. That is the “wrathful god” Homelander envisions supes becoming. Nothing about that is good for Ryan’s development.
Hughie Sr having dementia with his powers reminds me of Professor X in Logan. The most powerful mind in the world having dementia episodes is a terrible thing to witness. It would be like Black Bolt having Tourette’s.
In the final scene, when Butcher says "we'll patch you up", Sameer looks behind Butcher in confusion. As if he doesn't know who else he's referring to as "we". Further adding to the theory that Kessler is just in Butcher's head.
0:36 The last episode of that show is about Homelander and canon to the "The Boys" show btw. It explained a bit of the relationship between him and Noir.
As much as I would LOVE to see Homelander grow as a character - I think him being so nice and genuine to Ryan is his way of giving him the illusion of choice. He clearly still wants Ryan to be exactly like him, someone who does whatever they want whenever they want, but he knows that his way of brute forcing everything isn’t viable. He learned WAY more down in the lab last episode than we thought. He didn’t work through his trauma - he absorbed it to use as his own weapon on his son (aka deep psychological manipulation). He wants Ryan to do whatever makes the kid happy - but he wants Ryan to desire these things HIMSELF.
so what frenchie's life was completely fine after 3 seasons and now he feels bad abt the people he killed? plus the plot with kimiko also changed out of nowhere (? but besides that great writing, esp with the whole Hughie stuff
Except that Frenchie has been feeling bad about it since season 1? It's just that his past never really caught up with him before Colin. (Pretty sure he told Hughie he remembered all the people he killed in Season 1; he's really upset about Kimiko killing people for money in Season 2; there's a whole Little Nina subplot in Season 3).
for the sheep scene, im pretty sure they can break through wood but they need to have a visible target maybe thats why they stopped attacking immediately and why when the two sheep came in they seemed normal, perhaps when they dont see a prey they 'revert' to normal
It's a sheep, they spent their entire life being stopped by the fence or doors, they likely could break though but it's so hardwired into them to not even try they didn't try
I don’t know if anyone noticed, but when Butcher says to Dr.Shah “we’ll patch you up” and when Shah looked over at Joe, he looked confused. Like as if he wasn’t there🤔 I am also starting to believe Joe is not real and perhaps he’s Butcher’s devil on his shoulder and Becca is his angel on the other shoulder.
I realize the title isn’t referring to the vigilantes (who are approaching 50% women at this point) it’s a comment on the males in the show being boys, ironically all the superheroes are superMAN, batMAN, etc, when in fact they’re all little boys inside. Meanwhile, Butcher Frenchie and MM started as men and have become broken. Huey is arguably the only real “man” despite showing few outward signs of it
I wonder if victoria even realized sameers death was fake considering the only proof was his severed leg cue word *SEVERED* Probably not. She seemed more concerned about Edgar.
Homelander realizes how he can work with Ryan and push where he wants him. Ryans got a sense of justice, might be real black and white and homelander just needs to judge that.
The thing with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, idk if he's there or not because it feels like the show is leading us there, but butcher gets information from him that I can't figure out how he'd get another way and I can't figure out how he got to Samir if Jeffrey Dean Morgan wasn't on the sidelines, grabbed Samir and tied him up for butcher but then why wait for butcher to interrogate and AHHHHHH this show is good at making me doubt me
All the “information” Butcher gets is stuff he already knew. He visited Godolkin and the Woods prior to this. Joe is very much not real. Probably was a real person from Butcher’s past at some point, but that’s not him.
the animal farm scene was on some resident evil shit😂 those chickens scared stan more than homelander could😭 also more and more activities are happening in the skies🛸 much more than last year〜 more and more events are going to start happening, so please be exited👍 peace and blessings〜✞
End of series: Homelander becomes the fucking devil in person, but at the end he lets ryan kill him and become the true hero that he knows hes son whants to be.
I'd guess that Screencrush did the theorizing on JDM. I've not seen him hesitant to drop a crazy theory every now and then. I quit watching EA after seeing hundreds of his videos and finding them often meandering, wasting time without really talking about the title of their video, and really just recapping the material without offering anything new. I've been a lifelong Marvel fan and when he started to interject opinions into his videos that seemed incredibly basic to me in terms of what he wanted from the MCU or comic books I just unsubbed. I subbed New Rockstars a few years ago and while you could say some of those things about that channel too... Eric Voss is just much more energetic and entertaining. It's been over 5 years since I've watched any EA. Maybe I ought to go take another look and see how things have changed, but I don't know. Does anyone actually think it's worth it?
@@barry8871 that's honestly a little surprising. I got the impression Gen V would be her style especially if she likes the boys. Maybe she thought it was a non Canon spin off
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i want to believe that stan is just chilling in prison when he gets introduced to pottery making class and he barely shows any emotion while doing it but deep down he feels incredible gratification in the masterpieces he makes
The only gratification is the distant second of molding and manipulating clay vs dysfunctional superheroes 😈
“You are not a bowl, you are simply bad product”
"if i tell her, i'm scared she'll hate me. i'm even more scared she won't."
that line HURTS
He knew that she wouldn't. She did the same, like a lot 🤣
Comic fan note: "wee Hughie" is Hughie's nickname in the comics, and comic Hughie was modelled after Simon Pegg.
See THIS is how you convince Butcher to let up a little. Instead of telling him he's a bad person over and over again (like Annie) you just need to remind him there's the smallest bit of goodness left in him.
25:07 Yeeeeah this is one instance where I support How Homelander guided Ryan. It's painfully obvious he's trying to ease him into doing worse things later BUT for this scenario right here Ryan handled this just fine and he did get to help someone who needed it.
Don't think so. Homelander is clearly showing Ryan that humans are playthings and that it's okay to punish them and even feel enjoyment from their pain. Sure, he deserved it but I can tell after that scene alot of Ryan's humanity was lost.
@@opsoo2229 Eh I personally don't think so. Why spare any humanity/sympathy towards someone getting retaliation from one of his victims? Besides Ryan himself wasn't the one punishing that guy, he legit helped that woman get an opportunity to get some payback.
You can get pleasure/entertainment in watching a bad guy get his just desserts and still have humanity.
@@DingoEnderZOE2 ok you definitely lost me on that last line. Sure it's satisfying seeing a bad person get what they deserve, but it's not right to enjoy and feel pleasure seeing that punishment at all. Especially for Ryan, he's gonna want to see more of that now and he's gonna turn into a mini Homelander soon.
@@opsoo2229 So you're not allowed to enjoy seeing a bad person get his just desserts as if said bad person deserves what Compassion instead???? Why exactly? Arent you more of bad person if you get pleasure or enjoyment from the suffering of those undeserving of it?
As for the situation with Ryan as long as he has a line he wont cross and stick to his main motivation which is to HELP/save people there's also nothing wrong with him pursuing more opportunities to help people. The biggest concern is since he's at that impressionable age that Homelander will have an easier time corrupting him but there's also the potential that he might be able to resist that. But we shall wait and see how that turns out.
@@DingoEnderZOE2That’s stretching it. He was being coached by Homelander for one, whose entire motivation is to slowly strip Ryan of his humanity. That should be the first red flag. Not only is he being shown that he can order this guy to get on his knees, he’s also the sole judge of whether his apology was good enough, and was able to order a punishment. That is the “wrathful god” Homelander envisions supes becoming. Nothing about that is good for Ryan’s development.
Hughie Sr having dementia with his powers reminds me of Professor X in Logan. The most powerful mind in the world having dementia episodes is a terrible thing to witness. It would be like Black Bolt having Tourette’s.
Black bolt with Tourette’s would be a scary thing
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It would be earth shattering.
@@Ren_Davis0531bro I never thought about Bolt with Tourette’s, literally no one around him will ever by safe again😭
lmao they've mastered space flight but they can't get thru a wooden door. Same energy 27:23
Simon Pegg is a hell of an actor
That look on Sameers face when Butcher turned around and talked to Joe Kessler.... and Joe talked only to Butcher in that scene. Hmm.
Joe doesnt show up around the other members, either. only when Butch is alone 🤔
@@ash3990……..kinda like his wife right?
In the final scene, when Butcher says "we'll patch you up", Sameer looks behind Butcher in confusion. As if he doesn't know who else he's referring to as "we". Further adding to the theory that Kessler is just in Butcher's head.
0:36 The last episode of that show is about Homelander and canon to the "The Boys" show btw. It explained a bit of the relationship between him and Noir.
My dad would always say your freedom ends where your neighbor's begins.
As much as I would LOVE to see Homelander grow as a character - I think him being so nice and genuine to Ryan is his way of giving him the illusion of choice. He clearly still wants Ryan to be exactly like him, someone who does whatever they want whenever they want, but he knows that his way of brute forcing everything isn’t viable. He learned WAY more down in the lab last episode than we thought. He didn’t work through his trauma - he absorbed it to use as his own weapon on his son (aka deep psychological manipulation). He wants Ryan to do whatever makes the kid happy - but he wants Ryan to desire these things HIMSELF.
so what frenchie's life was completely fine after 3 seasons and now he feels bad abt the people he killed? plus the plot with kimiko also changed out of nowhere (? but besides that great writing, esp with the whole Hughie stuff
They're all at their lowest point in this season.
Except that Frenchie has been feeling bad about it since season 1? It's just that his past never really caught up with him before Colin.
(Pretty sure he told Hughie he remembered all the people he killed in Season 1; he's really upset about Kimiko killing people for money in Season 2; there's a whole Little Nina subplot in Season 3).
He was never completely fine.
for the sheep scene, im pretty sure they can break through wood but they need to have a visible target maybe
thats why they stopped attacking immediately and why when the two sheep came in they seemed normal, perhaps when they dont see a prey they 'revert' to normal
They’re sheep after all
It's a sheep, they spent their entire life being stopped by the fence or doors, they likely could break though but it's so hardwired into them to not even try they didn't try
I don’t know if anyone noticed, but when Butcher says to Dr.Shah “we’ll patch you up” and when Shah looked over at Joe, he looked confused. Like as if he wasn’t there🤔 I am also starting to believe Joe is not real and perhaps he’s Butcher’s devil on his shoulder and Becca is his angel on the other shoulder.
I realize the title isn’t referring to the vigilantes (who are approaching 50% women at this point) it’s a comment on the males in the show being boys, ironically all the superheroes are superMAN, batMAN, etc, when in fact they’re all little boys inside. Meanwhile, Butcher Frenchie and MM started as men and have become broken. Huey is arguably the only real “man” despite showing few outward signs of it
8:19 valid actually i kinda agree
I wonder if victoria even realized sameers death was fake considering the only proof was his severed leg cue word *SEVERED* Probably not. She seemed more concerned about Edgar.
5:43 What bothers me though, if Joy is just a hallucination, then how Butcher did found out about the virus?
Gen V
butcher appears in gen v finding out about the virus
He literally mentioned he went to God' University to took it but Neuman got it first, that's why they need to took it back from her.
Oh, okay!
Homelander realizes how he can work with Ryan and push where he wants him. Ryans got a sense of justice, might be real black and white and homelander just needs to judge that.
The thing with Jeffrey Dean Morgan, idk if he's there or not because it feels like the show is leading us there, but butcher gets information from him that I can't figure out how he'd get another way and I can't figure out how he got to Samir if Jeffrey Dean Morgan wasn't on the sidelines, grabbed Samir and tied him up for butcher but then why wait for butcher to interrogate and AHHHHHH this show is good at making me doubt me
Butcher caught Sameer himself, it has nothing to do with JD Morgan, he just got there later (if he's real).
All the “information” Butcher gets is stuff he already knew. He visited Godolkin and the Woods prior to this. Joe is very much not real. Probably was a real person from Butcher’s past at some point, but that’s not him.
0:45 yup
the animal farm scene was on some resident evil shit😂
those chickens scared stan more than homelander could😭
also more and more activities are happening in the skies🛸
much more than last year〜
more and more events are going to start happening, so please be exited👍
peace and blessings〜✞
End of series: Homelander becomes the fucking devil in person, but at the end he lets ryan kill him and become the true hero that he knows hes son whants to be.
That's an incredible thumbnail 😂
Victoria’s actress is so underrated
Ironically that reporter guy was probably deeply aroused by how he died
I don't think you should watch breakdowns until after the season, some of em spoil the show
25:12 Does he though? Like what's the worst we even saw him do or say?
I'd guess that Screencrush did the theorizing on JDM. I've not seen him hesitant to drop a crazy theory every now and then. I quit watching EA after seeing hundreds of his videos and finding them often meandering, wasting time without really talking about the title of their video, and really just recapping the material without offering anything new. I've been a lifelong Marvel fan and when he started to interject opinions into his videos that seemed incredibly basic to me in terms of what he wanted from the MCU or comic books I just unsubbed.
I subbed New Rockstars a few years ago and while you could say some of those things about that channel too... Eric Voss is just much more energetic and entertaining. It's been over 5 years since I've watched any EA. Maybe I ought to go take another look and see how things have changed, but I don't know. Does anyone actually think it's worth it?
Was Adam harassing his young intern to earn such good hard slaps ?
She’s pretty too
I want joe to be real, i think he is and they want us to think he isn't
Still waiting for him to interact with anyone other than Butcher. Until then, he’s not real.
30:25 Oh? No reaction to those two VERY familiar faces? Hmm I guess she never watched Gen V.
She literally said it last episode, about not watching Gen V.
@@barry8871 that's honestly a little surprising. I got the impression Gen V would be her style especially if she likes the boys. Maybe she thought it was a non Canon spin off
Thumbnail was good.... 😂
Yooo!!! almost at 100k subs
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W thumbnail XD
Can you react to go go loser ranger
Ehhhh I’m proud of hughie his mom can go next for all I care