THE BOYS SEASON 4 EPISODE 6 FULL Breakdown, WTF Ending Explained & Things You Missed

Covering FULL The Boys Season 4 Episode 6 Breakdown, Spider-Man and Tek Knight Batman Jokes, Webweaver Spider-Man Explained. Marvel and DC Justice League Easter Eggs and Jokes. Tek Knight History. Butcher's New Venom Compound V Powers. Homelander The Bad Place Explained. The Boys Season 5 Final Season Teaser. Homelander's Mental Programming, Superman vs Superboy references, Ryan vs Homelander Endgame. The Boys Season 4 Episode 7 Trailer. Homelander Milk Ending Explained.

Sister Sage Fantastic Four Reed Richards History, Firecracker Jubiliee X-Men References. Homelander's Master Plan, God Emperor Homelander. New History and Backstory Details. Battle for the White House, Victoria Neumann, Butcher and The Boys. The Boys Season 5 Teaser. The Boys Gen V and The Boys Season 4 Crossover Explained. Homelander, The Seven and Vought College for Superheroes. Marvel X-Men Easter Eggs and References. The show is designed to be more like X-Men with the school for super-powered compound v children. Fighting each other for a place on the seven team. Justice League and DC Movies References.

Gen V Crossover Explained. Ryan and Homelander Ending Explained. Why Ryan Starts to Become Evil. Homelander Plans For Maeve and a New Superboy Child.

Lots more Marvel Trailers coming Avengers 5 Kang Dynasty Trailer, Avengers 6 Secret Wars Trailer, Thunderbolts Trailer, Captain America 4, Deadpool 3 Wolverine Trailer and more Fantastic Four Teaser videos!

My Full The Boys Season 4 Episode 7 video will post next week. My Full House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 4 video will post Sunday!

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THANKS FOR WATCHING!!

[nicholasgarrick]

Zendaya being webweavers safe word was so out of pocket 🤣🤣🤣

[richtang]

I love Sister Sage Nodding to Victoria Neuaman while brain dead

[richtang]

Tek Knight threw a a whole ass Diddy party down there

[CrxzyYT]

that firecracker scene actually kind of shocked me. I looked exactly like Homelander did in the scene. I was not expecting her to shoot breast milk.

[mss]

Batman's family owns arkham where he constantly sends criminals 😂 people have overlooked that similarity

[slime_]

Homehander straight buckled when he tasted that milk😂😂😂

[nicholasgarrick]

Im glad hughie at least got to be conforted about being assaulted out of all the victims in this show, he like the first one to say " im not fine".

[wandibanda]

Zendaya being webweavers safeword is top level

[Baz_R]

It was great that A-Train got to be seen as a hero doing hero stuff.

[nicholasgarrick]

I knew joe was hallucinations but, when he actually spoke to becca it was actually scary bit that scene with butcher was good to watch brilliant writing.

[jonathanweinberg]

That tek knight sex dungeon shit was more disturbing then the fucking herogasem

[richtang]

If Tom Holland and Zendaya watched episode it would be 😳😳😳😳😳

[enriqueramirez]

Homelander’s reaction to that milk was not what i was expecting lol

[MaestroMusicInc]

A-Train knew exactly what Tek Knight was saying. It was a satire on how black people have to hold back and save face sometimes when someone is saying something offensive.

[jayrichard]

That episode was soooo messed up my god 😂

[Stevenwinrar]

Remember, "Daddy's home" is 100% a mockery targeted at butcher.
The tumor says he knows everything about him. So that would include his trauma with his abusive father and dead brother.
That was not just "we are so back" but "you are going to be my bitch"

edit: also that line tek said to a-train was 100% foreshadowing.

[Spiinellii]

“go laddio, find help boy!” had me dead

[HeyyItsNick]

I also love how they showed A Train in Toronto as his getaway because the TV Show is filmed in and around Toronto.

[occulusrexmedia]

I am so proud of A- Train.

I am sure he is going to die at some point, but he will die an actual hero.

[platitudepete]

Reminder that slave labor is legal in the US so long as you use inmates (see: 13th Amendment and explicit permission in the constitutions of 16 states); annually, incarcerated workers provide at least $9 billion in services to the prison system and produce more than $2 billion in goods.