Homelander Makes Frank Get in the Oven | The Boys | Prime Video

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[joeillingworth]

Saddest part is not one of the scientists showed any remorse for what they did to Homelander. They only apologized when their life’s were on the line

[oess]

This is yet another reminder that Vought is the true villain of the Boys, they literally made homelander into what he is today and they're responsible for 99% of all the bad things that happened.

[atraina]

For Homelander, it was years of nightmares and trauma. For Frank, it was a Tuesday. Crazy how sides of stories happen like this in real life.

[igorchaska]

vought basically made homelander the strongest supe on the outside but also the most mentally broken man on the inside

[ArthurEverling]

Funnily enough, this is the most deep human emotion Homelander has ever let himself genuinely express.

[John-uhet]

Homelander doesn't deserve vengeance, but John does.

[shiftaside]

The guy who called in sick must feel like a million dollers now.

[Hellkite-erpg]

I have been at the mercy of "men just following orders", never again.
- Magneto
I was just doing my job.
- Frank

[oliverfa]

Antony Starr as Homelander is the best thing about The Boys for me, amazing actor

[DigitalMorph]

That “Hey, Frank…” delivery was awesome. Dude knew he was toast

[catattack]

No wonder Homelander is a narcissistic sociopath, he's literally gone through the most pain anyone has ever experienced, since he can essentially stay in a furnace for hours without any damage to his nerves, just hellish torment on earth.

[fernandodecarlosmalcher]

I love how the scientists looking away and saying nothing to the awful things that homelander is doing perfectly mirrors how the same thing happened to him as a child, they all stood by and did nothing when this kid was being tortured, the whole, "we were just doing our job" is no excuse in this case

[HBarnill]

This was never about revenge. This was about Homelander trying to kill whatever humanity he has left in him, which means he thinks destroying his past will solve that. His traumas, emotions, he feels he can eradicate. Instead, at the end of the day, he only proved how human he really is.

[SirsasthNigam.]

2:15 that really got me

Soldier Boy has it better because he was tortured and experimented as an adult
but Homelander was experimented from his birth
No wonder he is Mentally ill

[magnummagnusen]

you know something bad is going to happen if some one in a prime original says "i forgive you"

[jaybrewer]

Imagine being in a room with a number of people, eating ice cream cake, then realizing you're not leaving the room alive, and there's nothing you can do to change that outcome.

[winterspirit]

You're sorry? Now? Why?
Because now I'm a threat. -Syndrome

[kapitankapital]

"I was just doing my job" is probably the worst thing he could have said in this circumstance - it was invalidating Homelander's trauma.

[ThatGUY]

Homelander is a great character. He is utterly vile and yet his origins and what was done to him make me sympathize and feel sorry for him on some level. To be clear it in NO way excuses his crimes as an adult but it does make him understandable on at least some level. Had he been raised in a decent family environment, I think there is a very real chance he could have been a good man. All that said, I think most if not all of us were Team Homelander in this one instance.

"It is the nature of men to create monster and it is the nature of monsters to destroy their creators"
-Harlan Wade, F.E.A.R.

[BaLLHands]

Homelanders "your turn" can be taken both ways after what he said lol