
EPISODE 2.1
The Big Ride
With Butcher still missing, Hughie, Mother's Milk, Frenchie, and Kimiko
... More are now fugitives, and Homelander and Vought are more powerful than ever.LessKarl Urban, Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty and Antony Starr return to season two of Prime Video's wildly popular anti-hero series following a group of regular folk looking to take down a corrupt team of superheroes.
Perhaps the most important thing that Season 2 does is push the show's scope beyond the realm of capes and tights; its messages aren't subtle, but then again, neither is putting on a costume and fighting crime.
Full reviewWhile she's still not uttering any words, Kripke expands The Female's story with some new elements... But Fukuhara's emotive expressions and body language effectively communicate the nuanced emotions she's feeling throughout.
Full reviewThe best thing about the second season of The Boys is how smartly it adds complexity and depth to its characters and stories.
Full reviewAppropriately enough, Starr remains the, er, star of the show, the very embodiment of its black-hole-dark comedy concept: with great power comes a complete disregard for any form of responsibility, accountability or morality.
Full reviewThe Boys: Season 2 is available to stream in Australia now on Google Play and Prime Video and Apple TV.
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