Good soup.

Welcome back to another episode of Ner soup.

I am Bo Oliver joined here today with Aaron the Ner-2 monkey and we are back to review

season three of the boys.

We're going to do a two-part review here for episodes four and five.

Great episodes continues to be just an unpredictable season, but even the stuff that you could

see coming ends up being so satisfying when it does happen.

And I thought that this episode four was really great, and what they continued on with this episode in episode five is also fantastic. I Just want to let you guys know everybody

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YouTube hello welcome. I'm excited to get into these two episodes like I said I had some predictions that didn't come true some other things that I think we did see coming

Starting with episode four I think this this the dark center of the show is compound v and what it does to people not only the changes that it makes to their bodies but what it makes them go through

when they're when this power is put in their hands how they manipulated, how they're abused and used.

And you know, you see it with Camico, you know, that dynamic between Camico and

Butcher is becoming very tense. I thought that was definitely the standout in that

episode. Yeah, definitely, and especially with Camiko, like we've seen time and time again her, you know,

she actually views her powers as a curse.

If it was up to her, it would be her and Frenchy just living normal lives and from her past like how it's affected her in pretty much every walk of life

But then you have people like a homeowner where it kind of corrupts them or other soups that we've seen throughout the series that take advantage of these powers in a way that is feeding their own narcissism.

So I think that kind of is a nice dichotomy when you think about the two different groups of people and what this actually does to them and how it manipulates their mind and we even see it with Butcher and Huey towards the end.

Huey is very much, he very much feels, I guess, not enough for Starlight.

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