The Boys season 4 premiere date: The most likely months

With production set to get underway and with us learning more casting news, what better time to discuss The Boys season 4 premiere date? It is obviously something that so many of us want, even if we’re all going to be waiting a long time to get it.

Let’s be realistic for a moment: We’ll be lucky if we have a premiere date for the new season at this time next year. It takes a long time to film and/or edit this show, even if the end result always tends to be worthwhile. In the midst of the wait, though, why not have a discussion about the most likely months — i.e., the time that makes the most sense for this show?

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The most optimistic date we have at the moment for season 4 is December, since that would give the show a good 16 months to film and put everything together in post-production. The problem with this, however, is that you’d probably have to take some time off for Christmas … unless you do a proper holiday special. Who wants to spend December 25 with Homelander? (Well, probably no one if you phrase it that way.)

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The two months that make the most sense, meanwhile, are January and February of 2024. There’s no major holiday that would get in the way, and there is an opportunity in here to give the show a huge platform at a time when viewers are indoors in the winter. We know that Amazon will do everything it can to make season 4 huge, even if it doesn’t have the star power of Jensen Ackles. (Of course, we do still think he will turn up eventually.)

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What do you think we’re going to get in terms of The Boys season 4 premiere date at Amazon?

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