The Boys season 4 premiere date: The power of pressure
The strength of the show isn’t necessarily the big jaw-dropping moments — take the opening minutes of season 3 with Termite, or what we saw with a certain “party” later in the season that crammed a number of Supes in a house to commit lewd acts. Instead, it’s the substance underneath — the characters and the biting satire. This show is often saying something about celebrity culture and the power / toxicity of influence. Homelander and Starlight are at this point two sides of the same coin.
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The quality of the first three seasons is one of the reasons that we do really think patience and time are essential to making season 4 a success; that’s why it’s okay that we’re stuck waiting until late 2023 at the earliest to see the show back on Amazon. Nobody should feel any pressure to get this show back on the air sooner; as a matter of fact, it’d be a mistake to do that. The writing and producing needs to work overtime to make sure that they don’t cross over into self-parody territory.
Also, they have to avoid that pressure to “top” the shocking moments that we saw in season 3. It’s hard to think of anything weirder than the Termite situation or what happened with Timothy and The Deep. Don’t try to top them and if you have some other big ideas, try to make them look and feel different. Pressure can be both a blessing and a curse; there’s going to be a lot of it, but as we mentioned at the start, we do have faith that the writers will keep the focus on what matters the most.
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