Eric Kripke Offers a Sneak Peek into the Final Season of ‘The Boys’: “You can have really shocking, big things happen all the time”
The Boys is one of the most popular superhero series worldwide, with its fourth season concluding on July 18, 2024. Although initial reactions were mixed, the season gained momentum and achieved Certified Fresh status with high ratings, leading to several exciting new announcements about the expanding universe.
At San Diego Comic-Con, many new details emerged, including information about a new project. However, most of the focus was on the upcoming final season of The Boys, scheduled for release in 2026. This season will wrap up the main storyline, but it certainly won’t be the end of the universe, as more is on the horizon.
At San Diego Comic-Con, the event where the series was first announced, The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke—who oversees the entire fictional universe—shared new details about the upcoming final season of the show. We’ve got some exciting scoops to share with you!
At SDCC, Eric Kripke shared several intriguing details about the upcoming final season of The Boys. He revealed that he and his team are actively working on the series, promising that it will be an exhilarating project where every scene is expected to be impactful and full of surprises.
“That’s the fun of the final season. You can blow the doors off it. There’s no guarantee who’s going to survive because you don’t have to keep [the cast] for another season. So you can have really shocking, big things happen all the time. The writers, as we’re starting to cook it up, we’re really enjoying that.”
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As you can see, the final season is set to be full of surprises. Kripke emphasized that they aim to make it truly epic, which brings a lot of pressure. They are determined not to deliver anything less than exceptional, aiming to keep us intrigued and eager for more. He added:
“So many series finale suck. It’s really hard to land the plane. I am very grateful to Amazon for giving me the opportunity to end it on our own terms but, for sure, I feel lots and lots of pressure to end it well. Because if we can stick the landing, then people will be like, ‘That was a great show.’ But if we shit the bed, people will say: ‘It was a good show, but then it shit the bed. For the legacy of the show, I really want to land the plane. It’s hard to land the plane! I feel an incredible amount of pressure.”
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That’s all for now. We’ll be keeping a close eye on this story, so stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming prequel series.
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