While The Boys Season 3 has concluded, fans need not worry (or get impatient) because production on Season 4 is already underway. Soon, familiar faces like Hughie, Starlight, Billy Butcher, and the rest will be back on our televisions. This time, they’ll have company in the form of Firecracker and Sister Sage, two more satirical supers who are strapping up for mayhem.
Starring as Firecracker is Valorie Curry, who has appeared in Peacock’s version of Dan Brown’s The Lost Symbol and Amazon’s The Tick. In the meanwhile, Susan Heyward, who will don the Sister Sage costume, was most recently seen in OWN’s Delilah and, as Tamika Ward, in the final two seasons of Orange is the New Black on Netflix.
Early access photographs released by The Hollywood Reporter reveal the women in bright, campy costumes, but plot information for both characters will be kept under wraps until Season 4 breaths of air. They’ll be joined by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, whose character’s introduction to the show The Walking Dead has been kept secret. Although this will be Morgan’s first time working with The Boys creator Eric Kripke, he has previously guest-starred on Kripke’s Supernatural.
The satirical superhero show has been a big success for Amazon Prime during its three seasons, so a fourth season renewal is hardly shocking. Furthermore, a successful comeback is always appreciated. We can only wait, observe, and ultimately pass judgement at this time.
From here, this is what The Boys Season 4 will actually provide.
When Can We Expect to See”The Boys Season 4?”
Because the Season 4 announcement was only made in June, we have no idea when to expect the new episodes. Given the show’s history of long hiatuses between seasons, though, we can probably expect the following season’s debut to air between the summer of 2023 and the spring of 2024.
One thing we do know, thanks to Karl Urban (Billy The Butcher), is that filming occurred as recently as August. Antony Starr, aka Homelander, has just posted hints that filming for Season 4 has begun. Starr also posted a few photos of himself and his co-star in The Boys, Chase Crawford. He tweeted a selfie of the two of them together and captioned it, “Back in Toronto,” the city where the programme is shot.
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He also posted an Instagram photo with the comment, “Getting There… I wonder what that implies.” Prime Video UK’s official Twitter responded, “Whatever it means, we’re excited about it.” Yes, that’s what we thought.
What is The Boys Season 4 Going to be About?
We have some speculations based on key developments in the Season 3 finale. The conflict between Billy the Butcher and Homeland over Ryan comes first. Ryan, Homelander and Butcher’s ex-wife Becca’s kid, makes up his mind in the season finale to side with Homelander.
And yet, the boy’s destiny has yet to be decided; or, more directly, will he be corrupted? Ryan is one of many characters in the most recent episode who chuckle gleefully as they witness Homelander kill a Starlight fan in plain daylight. Given that Butcher made a vow to Becca to keep Ryan safe, there is still so much more to be addressed in this area–especially since Butcher now only has max 18 months to live.
Thankfully, the show’s creator, Eric Kripke, has been forthcoming with details regarding the upcoming season. Because “if Homelander ends up rearing and influencing the kids that’s practically a second Homelander with apocalyptic stakes,” he told E! News, “a lot of the season will be a war over Ryan.”
A key narrative point will also involve Homeland’s murder of a Starlight supporter in front of the show’s enthusiastic viewers. Kripke told Insider about the significance of the event for the upcoming season. As he put it, “It’s an appetiser of what all these superheroes are going to be doing to society in season four.” “One of our big themes in Season Four is that society as a whole is fracturing into these two factions and no one’s listening to each other and the threat of violence just gets worse and worse every day.”
The Boys Season 4 Cast
Jack Quaid as Hughie Campbell Jr
A native of the United States, Jack Henry Quaid had a storied acting career. Before his blockbuster role as hero Hughie Campbell in the Amazon Video comic book series The Boys, he had a small role in the dystopian thriller The Hunger Games.
Laz Alonso as Mother’s Milk (MM)
A native of the United States, Lazaro Alonso is an actor. He is best recognised for his roles as Tsu’tey in James Cameron’s science fiction epic Avatar and Fenix Calderon in the action film franchise Fast & Furious. Alonso’s acting resume includes parts in movies including Jarhead, This Christmas, Miracle at St. Anna, and Detroit.
Tomer Capone as Serge Frenchie
Israeli actor Tomer Capone. He has been featured in several successful Israeli export programmes, including Hostages and the political thriller Fauda. In 2016, he won an Ophir Award for his performance as a supporting actor in the film One Week and a Day. Starring roles include those in the films When Heroes Fly and The Boys, both available on Amazon Prime.
Other Members
• Karen Fukuhara as Kimiko Miyashiro
• Erin Moriarty as Starlight/Annie January
• Antony Starr as Homelander
• Chace Crawford as The Deep
Is There Going to Be a Sequel of The Boys?
Look for there to be more entries in The Boys Cinematic Universe in the future. The new The Boys spinoff, tentatively titled Gen V, is officially in the works.
The new series will be filmed at the only superhero university in the United States, Vought International’s Godolkin University School of Crimefighting. It’s going to chronicle a brand-new crop of young heroes as they launch their careers and compete for top-tier endorsement deals. Though a premiere date has not been set in stone, the show will be led by an impressive cast. The Boys spinoff has attracted a slew of stars, including Patrick Schwarzenegger, Jaz Sinclair, Sean Patrick Thomas, Marco Pigossi and more.
Also, it’s possible that characters from both programmes will interact with one another in some way. It was confirmed by Kripke in an interview with Deadline.
“There’s definitely crossover, and we’re doing our best to design a universe that sees some of the issues and storylines in Season Three hand off to the first season in Varsity,” he said. “For example, there’s a presidential campaign happening in the background of that season, and there are certain things that are happening at that school that are both reactions to Season Three of The Boys. There’s Soldier Boy and all that, but there are also fresh storylines introduced in that spinoff’s third season that we have to pick up and carry into the fourth.”
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