The Boys Season 3 Episode 4 Review

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One of the ways The Boys has managed to keep its audience on the edge of its collective seats is that it plays a bit of a ping pong game regarding whether or not someone is about to stop Homelander. That continues to be the case when it comes to The Boys Season 3 and has been the formula in the past; the early part of this season seems to be hinting that he can't be stopped while also giving just a little bit of hope that there is something out there which could be used to make him back off a bit.

The fourth episode of the new season of The Boys continues in that vein. In fact, the episode does a pretty good job of hopping back and forth between «is this going to knock him down a peg?» and «oh no, he's got the upper hand again.» That's really not much of a spoiler as it's something that tends to happen a couple of times in every episode. It makes the show that much more interesting in part because it shows that while Homelander is a psychopath, he's also quite good at playing the game at a level much higher than everyone who wants to take him on.

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This episode of The Boys starts off pretty much right where last week's left off. That means Butcher is still dealing with the after-effects of using V to give himself some temporary superpowers. Meanwhile, Hughie is trying to find a way to no longer work for Victoria Neuman after discovering that she has superpowers and has killed an awful lot of people. Outside of what The Boys are up to in their continued plan to try and take down Vought and Homelander in particular, there's a plot that's being hatched from inside the building to take this evil version of Superman. However, it's unclear whether or not that plan is going