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THE BOYS Latest Death Is Its Most Heartbreaking
The penultimate episode of The Boys hit us hard with some pretty sharp twists and turns. Homelander is essentially unstoppable and continues to eliminate anyone whom he feels is standing in his way. The Boys collective are in a race to figure out if there’s still any hope for taking down Homelander or if it is even worth trying anymore. And, their venture to do this became even harder after the team took a significant loss. The Boys season five, episode seven ends with the absolutely crushing death of Frenchie, who was the heart of the group.
The writing has been on the wall for Frenchie and/or Kimiko to die in this season. They’ve been talking about what they wanted their lives to be like after everything was over with Homelander. And we all know that when people talk about happily ever after, that usually means one of them is going to die. In this episode, Frenchie and Butcher were working on a plan to replicate Soldier Boy’s power in hopes of taking down Homelander.
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‘The Boys’ Episode 7 Just Canceled ‘Gen V’ In The Show, Too
Gen V fans have had a rough go of it the last few weeks, the show officially canceled ahead of a season 3, while new prequel Vought Rising is going full-steam ahead as a planned multi-season series, taking over enormous chunks of The Boys season 5 in the process.
Now, fans were once again given the finger in the penultimate episode of The Boys, episode 7 out of 8, where, for the first time, Gen V members actually appeared onscreen instead of just being mentioned in passing. It did not go great.
In a two-minute scene, Jordan Li and Marie Moreau meet up with Starlight to give them intel on Oh Father’s location, as previously they’ve been mentioned as doing this and that to help the “movement” on Starlight’s behalf. But once they're there, asking to actually get in the fight, Starlight dismisses them, and Marie in particular, saying, “What good’s all that power, Marie, if you can’t control it?”
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