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I thought this episode was mainly to expound on why each of "The Boys" wants to kill Supes. What they have lost and the pain they are suffering. Frenchie's explanation could still use a bit of filling out.

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'Hunters' Renewed for Season 2 at Amazon

Dania Ramirez was cast to play "Aimee" from the comic adaptation.

Selena Gomez, is joining Martin Short and Steve Martin in the show titled “Only Murders In The Building” on Hulu.

Interview of creator Lisa Hanawalt. ‘I’m an Adult, But I’m Splashing Around in the Mud’

Fluff article about Upload Robbie Amell Provides Update on Upload Season 2 It mentions Season 2 will start filming in January and the secondary characters are going to have a bigger role.

Like I mentioned earlier, "Homelander in a Negligee" everything about those scenes screamed weird and humor. Homelander seems to love milk, it is getting to be a running joke. MM turning off the radio, instead of joining in the Carpool Karaoke. Hughie deciding to bunk with MM instead of you know who and finding out MM snores.

Guys always go to X-Ray and watch the Deleted Scenes (really wish they would subtitle these), Commentary Tracks, Trivia Questions, and watch "Inside The Boys" after show, it would answer a lot of the question that I have seen posted here. It also has information about how the TV Series differs from the Comic Books. The scene where Hughie and Starlight are doing it in the Motel, they turn out the light, Hughie never gets to see that Starlight is injured. In the dark, Hughie might put it in the wrong hole, the one Homelander made when he fingered Starlight. Doppelganger dies looking like Homelander in a Negligee, wouldn't it be funny if Doppelganger never turned back and somebody found Homelander dead in a Negligee and in was put in all the papers. Homelander would have nobody to blame but himself. Black Noir never talks, but it would be funny if he had a high pitched, squeaky voice that everybody would recognize if he did. Maybe we will find out next week in the episode he stars in. Lot's of junk food, in this episode, I guess using real names of popular comfort foods made the characters more relatable. I wonder if they were paid to promote certain candy bars and beers.

So was Rutherford's injuries in the holodeck real or imaginary? They were probably no big deal either way.

Shudder announces the start of production on a 6 episode Season Two of "Creepshow". Anna Camp (Pitch Perfect) and Adam Pally (The Mindy Project) will star in "Shapeshifters Anonymous" Parts 1 and 2, written by Greg Nicotero, based on a short story by J.A. Konrath (Last Call) about an unlucky soul who finds himself in need of a werewolf support group. Keith David (The Thing), Ashley Laurence (Hellraiser) and Josh McDermitt (The Walking Dead) will star in "Pesticide," written by Frank Dietz (I Hate Kids), in which an exterminator makes an infernal bargain, "Model Kid," written by returning Creepshow writer John Esposito (season one's "Night of the Paw"), is about a 12-year-old monster fan who turns to hand-built model kits to escape his unhappy reality. These 4 episodes will all be directed by Greg Nicotero.

Episode 101 ‘Port Fourchon, LA’ - A down-and-out waitress questions her choices. Episode 102 ‘Eugene, OR’ - A lonely teen encounters an unwelcome guest. Episode 103 ‘New Orleans, LA’ - A New Orleans socialite wrestles with her past. Episode 104 ‘New York, NY’ - A wealthy CEO suffers for his sins. Episode 105 ‘Plainfield, IL’ - A suburban lawyer debates life and death. Episode 106 ‘Palacios, TX’ - A disgruntled fisherman makes the catch of a lifetime. Episode 107 ‘Iron River, MI’ - A neglected daughter longs for another life. Episode 108 ‘Newark, NJ’ - A grieving couple struggles to say goodbye.

I think Paul is the Orphan Savior, not Campion. Figures that a Computer Nerd would turn the most deadly killing machine into a Sexbot. I don't know where Mother is getting these memories from since she is not functional half of the time in the recordings. All Androids should be forced to wear mullets so that we can distinguish them from humans. The landscape is so varied in different areas, why did they chose to live in the middle of desert full of holes. They could have chopped down some pine trees to make a real house. Now make love to me like a very tired man who is into snuff porn! If that fast little monkey is Tally, I am going to petition for the show's name to changed to "Raised by Space Wolves".

Noooo! They killed Mouse! The only character I liked! I thought they were going to put the tracker in the creature and figure out where it lived, what it was eating, and how it survived the cold (it sure isn't it's thick, lush fur). It might have solved all of their problems. Give a man one creature, he will eat for a day, give a man a village full of creatures and he can become a rancher. All that tech lying around and all Mother wants is a few wires. How is Campion so good at using the spaceship's computers when the ship has only be there for a few days. I am amazed he even knows how to read. Somebody needs to teach these kids about Barbecue. They are really laying it on thick what it is to be a good, mother, father, child, parent. All the threads are getting so tangled it is making me weary. Case of the 6 missing embryos: SOLVED! Somebody poked them with a stick! The Castaways lives should be so much easier now that they don't have to carry the douche ecerywhere in a sedan chair. The rock is no longer giving off heat! Did you try unplugging it and plugging it back in? Human Sacrifice!!!! OK! It's working again! That's the Human's answer for everything! P.S. Episode 5: Infected Memory also aired.

Since they already showed part of it on network TV before placing it on CBS All-Access, people who watched that will at least get to see how it ended.

Old-ish would have been better if after Ruby's new found wealth, the Olds go yachting around America's wealthiest Yacht Clubs, encountering the humorous racism of the 1%. Them being stuck in one place meeting the same people seems less interesting.

I didn't feel that sorry for Ruby. She had talked about getting that job since Episode 1 and here it is Episode 4 and at least a month or more has passed and she is still talking about it. The early bird gets the worm. Although I am not positive but I don't think she had applied to Marshal Field and was turned down and then they hired another woman for the job, I think she just procrastinated and made excuses about her Resume, even after a nice person handed her a typewriter to motivate her to "Just Do It". Ruby was "A Day Late and A Dollar Short". Then depressed, drunk Ruby gets up and sings a depressing, violent song and nobody is "feeling" her. To be honest, I thought the song was horrible. I am glad they didn't put the deleted scene into the episode because I won't understand what it meant or what Diana did that was so wrong. The writer said that maybe they would have Montrose slap Diana for buying the Coke. That would have made me hate Montrose just as much as I did for slitting the throat of Yahima. This would have been a deleted scene that I could have enjoyed. The four soaking wet people finally make it to the elevator and start heading up into the house. The elevator stops on the first floor and a female resident of the house looks at them, gets on the elevator and asks "Did ya'll install an indoor pool in the basement?".

From what it seems like Paul never really spent time with his parents. The parents were high level people navigating the end of the world and securing their place on the ark that will take them to another world. Paul seemed surprised that his parents were talking to him when they met at the evacuation station. I believe it would be normal that people would change their personality from when they are in the final throes of a devastating war to finally looking forward to a peaceful new beginning. A great weight has been lifted from their shoulders and they can be more laid back.

And her mother just as easily, talk about 75 years of cold dead end leads.

Things that felt strange to me: Hippolyta steals the Orrery, how did she get that huge hunk of "Gold?" past all of the party guests and her nosy daughter, into the car, into her house. With the Orrery sitting out in the open, how come nobody questions where it came from? How can the road trippers drive off leaving their garage door wide open? Why didn't Tree get left on the side of the road 5 minutes into the trip? Police Captain Lancaster, head of the Chicago Sons of Adam Lodge, is shown pictured in a newspaper article with a giant key. Could this be the key that Hippolyta needs for the Orrery, then it is probably prominently displayed at the Chicago Sons of Adam Lodge. What is this nonsense I am hearing about a time machine? I hate time travel, it tends to make stories about it extremely stupid and annoying. How does Tic know Yahima's language? Eighty years ago, a white man walks into a black bar to pick up a black woman, what happens... nothing. Eighty years ago, a black woman walks into a expensive white Department Store to browse, what happens... nothing. Wait a minute that wouldn't even happen today, no undercover security follow her through the store? No sales clerks wondering if she has enough money to shop there? Then there is the Boston Museum where there are blacks and whites working together and intermingling amongst the exhibits. The library that Tic went to do his research seemed to be all black, maybe he should have also tried a white library. Separate but equal. Where are all those wonderful families that were supposed to be living in Leti's house. If all the children were still running up and down the hallways, maybe Montrose wouldn't be able to get away with murder. The neighborhood seems to have quieted down as of late with only marginal racist flair ups.

That sounds like Stormfront's power wouldn't hurt Starlight, just make her stronger.

I hated how the androids clothes looked extremely filthy for a long time and then suddenly looked like they were new again. Mother, father and traditonal gender roles might be a bias of the people who programmed them or a way to pass on (flawed) knowledge about how society should eventually function in the new civilization.

I thought it was weird that when the kids were younger, they were wearing the skin tight outfits similar to what the androids were wearing. Then when Campion is older he is wearing thick heavy clunky clothes that the androids made for him, I wonder what changed.

The Boys Teaser Asks Why The Show Is Called The Boys The answer this gives is because it taking a look at toxic masculinity in traditional superhero stories.

Bless The Harts Season 2 Season Premiere Episode 1 - Sunday, September 27 on FOX - 8:30 p.m. Violet's Secret - Jenny and Betty secretly follow Violet, after becoming paranoid that she's making the same bad decisions they did as teenagers. Meanwhile, Wayne gets sued by Bobbie Nell.