Well, greetings, imagination, connoisseurs. It is I, your vice Roy Vera Samilitude, Robert

Meyer, Burnett, Lyon, Solo, today. I can do, well, I've got Raora and I've got Jonathan

producer Jonathan here. Basically, when the cat's away, you know, it's, it's fantastic.

I'm, I get to do a, I've never done a, a, what is this, a show retrospective, a after

show. I've never done one by myself, at least not on this channel. Uh, this is a spoiler-filled

discussion of the boys episode eight season three's climax. I mean, during the hero guzzam

episode, we saw a lot of climaxing. But in this climax, all those stories, store, I can't

even speak, all those story threads were, were brought together in a frothy mix of, of

violence and revelation. And my God, let me just say, I, I have loved the boys season eight.

I think this is season eight, boys season three episode eight. But I've loved this whole

season. I, let me just take that back. Hi, everyone, Robert Meyer, Burnett here and welcome

to the boys after show. No. But this, this, this season of the boys, I mean, it's only

eight episodes. I wish it was more. We know they're going into production on season four

relatively quickly. We've heard that from Carl Urban. This season, I thought was exemplary.

I thought the writing was top notch. I thought that all the characters were incredibly

well served. They upped the anti-home landers, never been scarier. The deepest smarmy, uh,

mother's milk had a, a great moment with his own daughter, uh, where she, she expressed

her love to him. And he explained why he does what he does to protect her, uh, the, the,

the fight. Jensen echoes a soldier boy has been amazing this season. And it all led up to this.

Everybody had their moment. Uh, the, the, all the strings that were dangling were pulled

taught together. I loved this episode. Now, you know, did it hit the highs of previous episodes

in the season? Did it blow you away? Like what happened with the opening episode of the season?

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