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As shooting for the fifth and final season of Prime Video's The Boys continues, Antony Starr has shared a behind-the-scenes photo from the set to Instagram along with two throwback snaps from the previous season and some unused concept art.

Starr is suited-up as Homelander in the set photo, and it doesn't look like there's been any major alterations to his costume. There was speculation that the leader of The Seven might don a new outfit for this final season after he took a step closer to the White House in the season 4 finale.

The actor also revealed some artwork for Ryan's (Cameron Crovetii) "Homeboy" costume, which never actually made the cut. Ryan appeared to fully give himself over to the "dark side" after killing Grace Mallory (Laila Robins) in the finale, so perhaps we'll see him suit-up alongside his father at some point in season 5.

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The Boys is coming to a conclusion after five seasons. The fifth season was announced in May 2024 and confirmed as the final one in June 2024. Post which, the production for the final season began in full swing. There has been a buzz going about the final season of this satirical superhero series since the announcement. Jensen Ackles, who plays Ben aka Soldier Boy on the show, took to his Instagram to announce unexpected reunion news.

In his Instagram post dated February 25, 2025, Jensen Ackles shared a video of him inviting Jared Padalecki as they ‘have work to do… again’ Jared then invites Misha who readily agrees but also poses a question about the ‘work.’ The frame cuts to the title of The Boys followed by the Prime Video logo. Captioning the post “Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural.”, Ackles has definitely ignited...

Attention, Spn Family. You’re invited to a Supernatural reunion, though it takes an alternate form from what you’d assume. Word has come down the wire that Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins are officially joining Jensen Ackles for the fifth and final season of The Boys as guest stars.

Eric Kripke, who created The Boys for television, also created Sam Winchester and Castiel, Padalecki and Collins’ respective Supernatural characters. Supernatural fans have waited years for these three to reunite, and it’s only natural for them to cross paths on The Boys before the show goes the way of the dodo.

The trio announced they’re getting the band back together via an Instagram video, proclaiming they’ve “got work to do” for The Boys Season 5. Padalecki and Collins’s roles are being kept under wraps, but that doesn’t mean you can’t start celebrating what is sure to be a momentous occasion.

“Supernatural” stars Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins have got work to do… again.

The trio will reunite on “The Boys,” they revealed in the Instagram video below.

Ackles joined the series as Soldier Boy in the third season. Padalecki and Collins will guest star in the upcoming fifth and final season.

“The Boys” was developed by “Supernatural” creator Eric Kripke, who serves as showrunner.

Other “Supernatural” alumni to appear on the show include Jim Beaver, Rob Benedict, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.

Based on the New York Times bestselling comic of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the satirical superhero series debuted in 2019.

Currently in production, the final season of “The Boys” is expected to debut in 2026 on Prime Video.

The ensemble cast includes Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford, Tomer Capone, Karen Fukuhara, Nathan Mitchell, Colby Minifie,...

It doesn’t sound like we’re getting a Supernatural revival any time soon, but we’re getting the next best thing:

A Supernatural reunion on The Boys.

News broke on The Boys’ social media channels Wednesday afternoon that Misha Collins and Jared Padalecki had landed guest starring roles on the Prime Video hit’s fifth and final season.

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They join Jensen Ackles, who has been a prominent character over the last few seasons as Soldier Boy.

The character’s popularity has opened the door for Jensen to co-lead an upcoming spinoff with Aya Cash.

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But we’re sure viewers will be most excited about seeing Jensen, Misha, and Jared together on-screen again because they were a formidable trio on the former CW drama Supernatural.

Despite ending after 15 seasons in 2020, the series remains talked about thanks to its passionate fanbase, who have...

Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have joined the fifth and final season of “The Boys” as guest stars, reuniting with their fellow “Supernatural” alum, Jensen Ackles.

Details on their roles are being kept under wraps.

“The Boys” creator Eric Kripke has long expressed a desire to cast Padalecki on the satirical superhero drama, telling Variety last year, “I feel like I have to complete my game of ‘Supernatural’ Pokémon and I have my one big one — very big one — left to catch.” He later told Variety he was talking to Padalecki about a role on the final season, saying, “I love him and you try to work with people that you love.”

In addition to Ackles, who plays Soldier Boy, “The Boys” has also featured “Supernatural” actors Jim Beaver (playing Robert Singer), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (playing Joe Kessler) and Rob Benedict (playing Splinter).

Padalecki starred alongside Ackles on the CW sci-fi drama for 15 seasons,...

Shortly after the fourth season of The Boys wrapped up, showrunner Eric Kripke indicated that Jensen Ackles' (Soldier Boy) former Supernatural co-star Jared Padalecki might be set to join him in the upcoming fifth and final season.

Now, a new video posted to the show's X account confirms that Padalecki has indeed joined the season 5 cast... along with Misha Collins!

Supernatural starred Ackles and Padalecki as demon-hunting brothers Dean and Sam Winchester, while Collins played their angelic ally Castiel.

The Boys has also featured fellow Supernatural actors Jim Beaver (Robert Singer), Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Joe Kessler) and Rob Benedict (Splinter).

We have no idea which characters Padalecki and Collins will be playing on The Boys, but we'll be sure to update if and when the trades weigh in.

Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural. pic.twitter.com/sbK2ww2EPC

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Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins have made it official!

Following speculations the Supernatural duo will appear in Prime Video’s The Boys, they announced on Wednesday that guest appearances in the fifth and final season have been booked. Details on their roles are under wraps.

Padalecki and Collins will once again work opposite Jensen Ackles, their Supernatural co-star who joined The Boys in Season 3. The trio created an Instagram video to share the news.

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Based on The New York Times’ best-selling comic by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, The Boys subverts the superhero genre. It imagines a present-day world where awesome avengers, controlled by the unscrupulous Vought corporation, purport to stand for “truth and justice” while secretly committing heinous acts.

The series also stars Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher, Laz Alonso, Chace Crawford,...

Last summer during Sdcc, we got word that The Boys universe will continue to expand with a third spin-off series, and the creative team for Vought Rising has now been revealed (via Nexus Point News).

In addition to showrunner Paul Grellong, the writers’ room will include:

James Barnes: Executive Producer. Previous work includes The Walking Dead (co-executive producer), Timeless (supervising producer) and Gotham (co-producer).

Paul Keables: Co-Executive Producer. Previous work includes Spinning Out (supervising producer) and Nashville (writer).

Sophia Lopez: Executive Producer. Previously worked as a writer on Hightown.

Lauren Greer: Producer. Previously worked as a co-producer and executive story editor on Gen V and a writer on Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector.

Sheila Wilson: Supervising Producer. Previously worked as a story editor and writer on Warrior Nun.

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If there's one thing you can count on in every season of The Boys, it's Hughie Campbell winding up covered in blood.

Cameras have been rolling on the fifth and final season of the Prime Video series since last November, and star Jack Quaid has now shared a new behind-the-scenes photo from the set.

Though the image doesn't provide any context, it seems pretty clear that Hughie will be taking yet another bloodbath when the show returns next year.

In the season 4 finale, Hughie and most of his teammates were captured by Homelander's forces (these slightly spoiler-y set photos reveal where they were most likely sent), leaving only Annie January - now powered back up as Starlight - and Billy Butcher on the lam. With the latter on a crusade to wipe out all Supes, it's probably going to be up to Annie to rescue Hughie and the others.

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The Boys has always been right on the nose when it comes to its satire of the world’s political state. Season 4 certainly upped the ante in this respect, and now Season 5’s stage is set to deliver a violent, controversial, and politically-charged finale that will, as usual, be somewhat reflective of the current state of the real world. With the U.S. political landscape about to undergo a dramatic change, showrunner Eric Kripke has revealed the impact this will have on the final season.

The Boys has evolved over the years to go from a straight-up parody of Marvel and DC superheroes, to being much more focused on real-world situations, all-be-it with some brutal and bloody deaths and larger-than-life characters. After Season 4’s finale was forced to add an on-screen disclaimer due to its depictions of an assassination, the question of how blurred the lines between fiction and reality...

Cameras have been rolling on the fifth and final season of The Boys since last November, and star Erin Moriarty has now shared some new behind-the-scenes photos from the set.

There's nothing particularly revealing here, but we do have one monitor shot of Moriarty filming a scene, and it looks like we can expect Annie January, FKA Starlight, to enter her "vengeance era."

In the season 4 finale, Annie and Billy Butcher were the only members of the team to evade capture from Homelander's forces (these slightly spoilery set photos reveal where they were most likely sent), but with Butcher on his own personal crusade to wipe out all Supes, it will probably be down to the now rejuvenated and powered-up Starlight to free her friends.

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Cameras have been rolling on the fifth and final season of The Boys since last November, and star Erin Moriarty has now shared some new behind-the-scenes photos from the set.

There's nothing particularly revealing here, but we do have one monitor shot of Moriarty filming a scene, and it looks like we can expect Annie January, FKA Starlight, to enter her "vengeance era."

In the season 4 finale, Annie and Billy Butcher were the only members of the team to evade capture from Homelander's forces (these slightly spoilery set photos reveal where they were most likely sent), but with Butcher on his own personal crusade to wipe out all Supes, it will probably be down to the now rejuvenated and powered-up Starlight to free her friends.

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Though filming has been underway for a while, showrunner Eric Kripke...

Series creator Eric Kripke revealed their approach to developing The Boys episodes. He also teased how current events (and how these unfold) will be written into Season 5's storylines.

Eric Kripke said they're developing The Boys Season 5's script on the fly. "I mean, they're not all written, by the way," he told Forbes. "They're about half-written. I mean, look - things adjust all the time." That revealed so much about their creative approach, which also put the previous seasons' plots in perspective. The Boys does not pull any punches in tackling difficult issues; Kripke has confirmed the show is a cautionary tale on authoritarianism, and Homelander is the embodiment of absolute, unchecked power. Kripke asserted that has always been their goal.

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There are so many of the best TV shows returning with new seasons in 2025, especially the Netflix shows. New seasons of Stranger Things, Wednesday, Squid Game, and more good Netflix shows premiere in 2025. HBO and Max have new seasons of The White Lotus, The Last of Us, and many more. After a rough couple of years for good TV shows, 2025 is going to be one for the books!

Unfortunately, even with all those good TV shows coming back in 2025, there are still a handful of TV shows that definitely won't be back with new seasons this year. We'll be waiting until 2026, or even later, potentially, to watch new seasons of some of the best shows on TV.

We shared a list of eight of those good TV shows that won't be returning in 2025. Let's get things started with House of the Dragon!

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If anyone can dethrone Tom Cruise from the top of the streaming charts, it's going to be Laurence Fishburne. His 2024 sci-fi film, Slingshot, knocked Top Gun: Maverick from the top spot on the Paramount+ streaming chart.

The film stars Casey Affleck as ambitious John, joining Fishburne as Captain Franks, Tomer Capone as Nash, and Emily Beecham as John's girlfriend, Zoe. Directed by Mikael Håfström (1408), Slingshot is about a team of astronauts heading on a multi-year mission to one of Saturn's moons, Titan, to gather different natural materials to help Earth.

They use a technique called the slingshot, where the ship takes advantage of the gravitational field of a planet to travel, which also saves fuel. The crew must go through 90-day hibernation cycles for the long journey. When John wakes up from one of many hibernation cycles, he begins to suffer from paranoia and loses touch with reality.

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In the season 4 finale of The Boys, Homelander took a major step towards taking full control of the United States by removing all political obstacles and rounding-up his enemies, including Mother's Milk, Frenchie, Kimiko, and Hughie (only Starlight and Butcher remain at large).

It was strongly hinted that Homelander's plan would involve interning those who opposed him in prison camps, and we now have confirmation that "Freedom Camps" will indeed be employed for this purpose.

These latest set photos reveal adverts for the camps on the sides of some buses, which also provide a first look at new Supe team, Teenage Kix.

This group is a parody of the likes of the Young Avengers and Teen Titans, and counts A-Train, Sister Sage and the late Popclaw among its former members. In the comics, the roster also includes Big Game, Jetstreak, Hyperion, Shout Out and Mesme.

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Mikael Håfström’s “Slingshot” (2024) is an allegorical sci-fi tale set in the space. After Duncan Jones’s “Moon” and Morten Tyldum’s “Passengers,” it is another film about a man struggling with his darkest thoughts while in space. Starring Casey Affleck in the central role, it centers around an astronaut who begins to lose his grip over reality during his mission toward Saturn’s moon. The screenplay, written by R. Scott Adams Nathan Parker, deals with his emotional turmoil through the framework of a psychological thriller. Besides Affleck, the film also stars Laurence Fishburne, Emily Beecham, and Tomer Capone in important roles.

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Directed by Mikael Håfström, “Slingshot” follows an astronaut gradually losing his sanity as he questions the point of his mission toward Saturn’s moon. Suspended in space, he tries to gain control over his senses to get past his anguish.

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The fantasy genre continued to grow in the TV space in 2024 and the year offered a number of excellent entries for fans to obsess over.

Whether it was the longer-than-wanted waits for Season 2 of “House of the Dragon” and “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” or new discoveries like “Percy Jackson and the Olympians,” there was plenty to love for fantasy nerds in 2024.

For example, for anyone looking for a new twist on their fantasy watching, the latest entry in Dropout’s “Dimension 20” D&d series is ready and waiting.

Without further ado, these are the 9 best fantasy shows of 2024:

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Jeffrey Dean Morgan recently spoke about why he was cast in Amazon's hit superhero series The Boys. Morgan plays Joe Kessler in the show's fourth season.

Morgan's character of Kessler was a major antagonist in Season Four of The Boys. Kessler was a CIA case officer and soldier during the War on Terror who was an acquaintance of Billy Butcher (Karl Urban). During a battle, Kessler was left for dead by Butcher and killed -- and now, years later, a side effect of overusing Temp V caused Butcher to hallucinate Kessler's appearance, with Morgan's character urging The Boys protagonist to take violent actions and, at times, even control him.

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Paramount+, launched in 2014, is one of the world's leading streaming services, with a catalog of over 500 films and a user base of over $70 million. Thanks to its access to CBS Studios and Paramount Media Networks, the platform has the pleasure of introducing some of the best films, whether they are vintage classics from the 1990s or the most recent releases.

As we prepare to enter 2025, what better way than to watch a good movie with our family and friends? This January, Paramount+ has a slew of films planned, ranging from a war epic praised for its portrayal of D-Day to a highly anticipated superhero film. So, without further ado, here are the movies that will be available on Paramount+ in January 2025.

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Jack Quaid, one of the various stars of the Prime Video superhero TV show The Boys, says that the final season, which is currently in production, is going to be "crazy" and "messy." Which is not exactly a shift in tone from what we're used to — but it is very exciting nonetheless.

During a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Quaid spoke about three upcoming movies he's involved in: Heads of State, Companion and Novocaine. But he also took to the mic to answer some questions regarding the upcoming fifth and final season of The Boys, the show that shot him into stardom some years ago when he was still only known for being Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan's son. A few years have passed, and Quaid has become part of the new Hollywood generation and one to watch.

We're sure playing Hughie in The Boys is already an essential part of Quaid's life.

2024's Slingshot is a science fiction psychological thriller starring a three-man crew of astronauts who start questioning what is real on a years-long journey to the Saturn moon of Titan. Directed by Mikael Håfström, whose credits also include 1408 and Escape Plan, Slingshot is a space survival story starring Laurence Fishburne, Casey Affleck, and Tomer Capone. The film premiered on August 30, 2024, and debuted below expectations, earning only $818,279 at the box office (via BoxOfficeMojo), and garnering only a 38% on Rotten Tomatoes.

In the film, a team of astronauts is on a multi-year mission to a moon of Saturn, where they intend to harvest precious methane for use back on Earth. The trip and the return require that each man, Captain Franks (Fishburne), John (Affleck), and Nash (Capone), stay in drug-induced hibernation for 90-day cycles, awakening only to perform routine tasks on the ship. John begins to notice that he's forgetting...

The end is near for The Boys, and Jack Quaid promises the fifth and final season will be nothing short of “crazy.”

In a recent interview with THR, Quaid opened up about the decision to conclude the hit Amazon Prime series with its upcoming season, emphasizing that the show is ending on its own terms. “I think it’s good that we end with Season 5 because we’re ending on our own terms,” Quaid explained. “It’s not like someone canceled us and we’re trying to quickly make a season that feels final. This was always the showrunner’s intention to end with five seasons, and I’ve actually known that for a little bit and tried to keep my mouth shut about it [Laughs].”

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The Boys offered glimpses of Homelander at his breaking point, which doesn't bode well for anyone caught in his tantrums. Showrunner Eric Kripke hinted the fans will finally see the supe's complete meltdown in the series finale.

Homelander could go full rage mode in The Boys' Season 5 finale. Showrunner Eric Kripke teased as much by describing the supe's mental state coming into the final season. "He's literally all trauma," he told Variety. That could suggest he's finally lost his humanity; he now has unfettered power as Vought overlord and United States dictator. He also has the support of a supe army, and that validation could push him to sever his relationship with Ryan. These fly in the face of his impending mortality, however, which fuels internal conflicts he "resolved" in Season 4 when he massacred those scientists at the Vought laboratory.

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The Boys Season 4 ended with Homelander seizing the Capitol. Showrunner Eric Kripke said this will come to a head in Season 5 with a complete takeover.

Eric Kripke confirmed that Homelander will gain full control of the United States in The Boys Season 5. "He took over the country," he told Entertainment Weekly. "It's his country now." Homelander hit a new low in the Season 4 finale when Butcher's crew foiled plans for a supe takeover, but Sister Sage saved the day with a contingency. The final season will give Homelander the keys to the U.S. government, and it will be interesting to see how he wields that power. Kripke teased Butcher and the boys will hit a brick wall wall before the series is over.

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2024 hasn’t been that great of a year for Prime Video, as the second season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power failed to make up for its abysmal first season and continued its streak of huge disappointment. That doesn’t mean there were no great shows on Prime Video this year. So, we compiled a list comprising the 10 best original prime video shows of 2024.

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The Boys is a satirical superhero action dark comedy-drama series created by Eric Kripke. Based on the comic book of the same name by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the Prime Video series returned for its much anticipated Season 4 this year and continues the Boys’ story as they continue their fight against the Supes. The Boys stars Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr,...

In season 5 of The Boys, we expect to find America under the thumb of Homelander as he remakes the country in his twisted image. The supremacy of Supes will be bad news for humans, something that's evident from these newly released set photos.

We see that internment camps have been built across the country, with this one dubbed "Freedom Camp 47." Likely inspired by real-life concentration camps like Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, it's an unsettling piece of imagery, particularly as they're located in modern-day America.

This camp also declares that "Freedom Sets You Free."

We'd imagine this is where Hughie and the rest of The Boys are being kept after their capture in the season 4 finale, and the design of the signage appears to be heavily inspired by both the American flag and Homelander's costume.

The series has never shied away from making its political leanings clear and season 5 promises double down...

Photos taken from the set of The Boys season 5 show the sinister lengths that Homelander (Antony Starr) will go to quell any resistance by anti-supe protesters. The dark Prime Video superhero series imagines a world where the profession of powered heroes is dominated by corrupt corporations and dangerous and power-hungry narcissistic individuals. The fifth and final season of The Boys will see Homelander finally gain control of the world, as the titular group is divided and imprisoned.

As filming for The Boys season 5 continues, new posts by True_Cabinet_9733 on The Boys subreddit show previously teased plans come to life. The photos depict internment camps being erected in a woodland. Dubbed "Freedom Camp 47," the installation is lathered in a red, white, and blue color scheme.

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The Boys Season 4 ended with Homelander poised to take over the United States government. The final season is looking grim for the human population as new set photos tease what's in store.

The Boys Season 5 will feature a World War II concentration camp setting, based on recent photos shared on Reddit. User True_Cabinet_9733 posted images of what appears a massive compound in the woods with a "Freedom Sets You Free" sign over the entrance. It's also one of at least 47 "Freedom Camps" built, hinting there are more in operation across the United States. "Vernon Corporational Services" is written on the sign, possibly in honor of Robert Vernon (a.k.a. Tek Knight), who was murdered in Season 4. He confirmed a deal with Homelander and Sister Sage to use prisons for detained Vought dissidents, both humans and supes.

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The Boys are back together to film the last season of the hit superhero satire series. Filming recently began on the set of the fifth and final season of the Amazon show, based on the comics of the same name by Garth Ennis, and fans have been getting sneak peeks along the way. While plot details for Season 5 still remain under wraps, showrunner Eric Kripke and star Karl Urban have shared exciting pictures and updates on production that give some hints as to what's in store.

Kripke posted a heartwarming message about how the show and its actors saved him, as well as an explicit update for the first episode of the upcoming season. The posted title page of the script revealed that the first episode is "Fifteen Inches of Sheer Dynamite," which fans of the comics and series believe points to the wild character Love Sausage, which could only...

Fans get a new look at The Boys star Karl Urban courtesy of the latest Season 5 set photo.

Urban showed off a mildly blood-splattered look as Billy the Butcher in a December 4 Instagram post. The image was captioned with a simple "Season 5... Lets go!" along with the tag for the official The Boys Instagram account.

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Urban made his debut as Billy the Butcher in the pilot episode of Prime Video's live-action adaptation of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's hit 2006 comic book series, The Boys. Like the source material, Prime Video's The Boys follows the eponymous team of anti-superhero vigilantes as they work to dismantle the machinations of Vought International,...

As has become something of a tradition, The Boys star Karl Urban has marked the start of production on season 5 of the Prime Video series by sharing a set photo of his character, Billy Butcher, covered in claret.

A blood-splattered Butcher is not exactly a rare sight in The Boys, but following the events of the season 4 finale, this shot might just have even more sinister connotations than usual.

Butcher has always been a morally flexibal guy, but when we last saw him he had fully embraced his dark side (manifested by the late Joe Kessler), killed Victoria Neuman and set off on his own to begin a Supe genocide.

This left the rest of the team on the run, with everyone bar Annie January/Starlight rounded up by Homelander's forces, while the now unopposed leader of the Seven moved one step closer to world domination.

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Prime Video's satirical superhero series The Boys has unveiled a brand-new first-look BTS photo showcasing three returning fan-favorite superheroes. The fifth and final season of the acclaimed is expected to premiere in 2026.

The creator and showrunner of The Boys, Eric Kripke, took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to post an image of himself posing with Antony Starr's Homelander, Chace Crawford's The Deep, and Nathan Mitchell's Black Noir. Kripke's post reads, "They saved me. They saved me in every way a man can be saved. Feast your eyes on the first #Season5 #BTS pic!"

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They saved me. They saved me in every way a man can be saved.

Homelander actor Anthony Starr recently discussed one of the most entertaining scenes from Prime Video's hit series The Boys, revealing why it was one of his favorites. In Season 2's third episode, "Over the Hill with the Sword of a Thousand Men," Chace Crawford's The Deep chases Billy Butcher and his titular team's Yatch down riding a whale. Butcher eventually impales the creature with the boat when the Vought hero attempts to block their escape, leaving The Deep devasted.

Starr and The Boys' creator, Eric Kripke, discussed the series and its upcoming season in a Collider interview, where the actor insisted that the characters on the show are awful and almost always do bad things for a reason, enabling them to connect with fans. To emphasize his point, Starr recalled the scene from Season 2, which seemed ridiculous to him at the time but worked because it was character-driven. "One...

Cameras are now rolling on the fifth and final season of Prime Video's The Boys, and showrunner Eric Kripke has taken to social media to share the first official set photo.

The shot features returning stars Antony Starr, Chase Crawford and Nathan Mitchell, who will be back to antagonize Billy Butcher and the gang as Homelander, The Deep, and Black Noir, respectively.

The Deep and Noir - who took up the mantle after Homelander killed the original masked villain in season 3 - became a lot more dangerous in the season 4 finale, stepping up as Homelander's enforcers after fully embracing their penchant for merciless brutality.

Things look very bleak for The Boys - especially after Butcher's betrayal - so let's hope the team gets some super-powered back-up in season 5.

They saved me. They saved me in every way a man can be saved. Feast your eyes on the first #Season5 #BTS pic!

On his official X account, Eric Kripke shared a behind-the-scenes image from the set of The Boys season 5. The image shows the creator posing in what appears to be the set for the Vought Headquarters with Chace Crawford, Antony Starr, and Nathan Mitchell in costume as The Deep, Homelander, and Black Noir respectively. His cheeky caption reads "They saved me. They saved me in every way a man can be saved. Feast your eyes on the first [season 5 BTS] pic! " and reveals that the photo was taken by Mitchell. Check it out below:

They saved me. They saved me in every way a man can be saved. Feast your eyes on the first #Season5 #BTS pic! (Photo credit to @itsNateMitchell) #TheBoys @TheBoysTV @PrimeVideo @Sptv @chacecrawford pic.twitter.com/d4qOThDNH7— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) December 4, 2024

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