So season 4 is a quick skip? Good to know, thank you for your service.
I'd stop at the end of Season 1, Season 2 pulls the old "All the characters go right back to what they were in the beginning of the series, as if they learned nothing from the events of the last season" routine and majorly sucks.
Amazon should have taken notes from AMC as to why that is a good way to kill your golden goose.
The whole "Girls Get it Done" plot is kind of funny, though. I love how Vaught plays to both the "super religious" and the "super woke left" at the same time. It's just the way a real corporation acts. Instead of staying out of things, they just play to both sides, and fail all around.
But it is all stuff that's been said before, better, elsewhere, making watching The Boys redundant.
They supposedly had the ending already written last year. But with multiple new spinoff series and now Trump winning they have already signaled that "some stuff hasn't been finalized yet". Meaning that probably a bunch of characters will survive the end of the show to make room for more spinoffs. And they will likely lean more into the Trump and Homelander comparisons.
Whichever episode has Homelander visiting the place he was kept as a kid and the finale are worth watching. Read a wiki synopsis for the rest if you care to know.
Why?
Also why? why make her softer? the OG stormfront was also a piece of shit.
It's up to you to make the decision but if you're already planning on not finishing because you know it gets bad, why do you want to watch it at all?
Curiosity.
I was completely gobsmacked that they didn't do this in Season 2. When you foreshadow something like that so hard, and when it solves a character's problems (how does Stormfront regain the trust of the public after being outed as a Nazi), how do you not pull the trigger?
I definitely believe that Starlight (or one of The Boys) is going to scold a group of people who supported Homelander that are now in camps or something.
I still remember that Episode in Season 4 where it was Voughtcon or whatever where they parodied the MCU announcements and timelines Disney has at D23, and what feels like the same exact week they put out that episode they announced there would be the Soldier Boy/Stormfront spinoff. Not even going to bother with that shit, although I fully expect Stormfront to continue being the most tame Nazi in existence where she doesn't call people niggers or kikes.
I really don't get this. There's all kinds of explicit everything (..except nude women) in this shitty show but God forbid an explicitly nazi character literally from the 1940s call someone a niggerkike faggot. Either the writers are complete pussies, or it doesn't occur to them at all, or they aren't allowed to, which wraps around to them being pussies. There's a fourth option, so retarded I hesitate to even suggest it; they want to rehabilitate Stormfront and, you know, being a superpowered nazi who genocides towns or whatever, that's one thing, but saying nigger? Kike? That's unforgivable.
It's unlikely they can even say the word in the writers' room. Even when discussing real-world history. Even if the real-world history happened to them.