While season 5 is the end of The Boys tv show, we do know that we are getting another season of Gen V and given that the Boys is probably one of Prime's best shows, they likely wont end it that easily.
It's ironic that The Walking Dead has turned from a show about zombies...into a zombie show that won't die.
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TWD a zombie of a show?Also zombie-like in that it just wont die despite being a rotting corpse of a show.
I did enjoy the early seasons but the show definitely suffered from fake-out deaths and veering from canon. Also, if rumors are true, also dislike how the showrunners really screwed over some actors with their sudden deaths despite being told otherwise.
Andrea actress Laurie Holden says she was originally contracted by 8 seasons but killed off for shock value.
The Walking Dead's Laurie Holden Says Andrea's Storyline Was "Complete and Utter Nonsense"
She thinks it was "complete and utter nonsense," to be exactwww.tvguide.com
Carl actor Chandler Riggs said that "if he was written out, it was news to him"
The Walking Dead season 7 actor clears up exit rumours
*Minor spoilers for season 7 episode 7 follow*
I just watched the finale the other day. I enjoyed it, and the season - lots of twists and turns. Still, I'm a bit disappointed at Butcher's "turn," though I totally understand it - it's in keeping with his character's motivations. I don't want to get too much into real world politics, but it's really impossible to talk about this show without at least mentioning it. The more overt political stuff - which is the main reason for the review bombing - doesn't bother me, though I think they would've done better to keep things more subtle, and not introduce "real world" references. But, as I mentioned in another post, I think the creators may have felt their message wasn't getting to a lot of people. Even if it was clear to some of us what the show was about from the beginning, some people obviously didn't understand and got offended when the show started making it more clear this season. There were some character developments that irked some people too, some of which I get, but I felt, like with Butcher, they were pretty much in keeping with the characters.
Butcher is an anti-hero in the original and I do think the show is going to follow some of the fates of characters like the original comic even though the show has diverted from the original story for a while.
Agree with Butcher. Didnt want to get into too much detail but I do think certain characters will be dying in season 5 (the last season) as a result even if there talks of spinoffs.
I feel the show doesnt really make fun of liberals but more the BS corporations like Disney push to show that they are allies when in reality, they only care about the bottom line or furthering their own image. I thought the Boys did it best when they made fun of corporate actions like the pepsi commercial or the celebrities doing the zoom call singing of Imagine reflecting the actions by Hollywood. Honestly think it could have continued along like this with the current conflict being between hardcore fans of Vought and the rich and powerful against the rest as opposed to this barely veiled allegory to the elections.
