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It's an absolute s**tshow this week fam. The Boys are joined by the always amazing Jordan Crucchiola to talk Ma Dong-seok's one punch prowess, Sofia Banks Black Site and the rise of a new DTV all-star, and Mike tries to articulate his issues with RRR. Vyce graduates and Liam is the King of Cannes! It's a packed episode so please enjoy!

The Boys have zero plans and zero agenda today so enjoy an off the cuff riff session. Mike talks Shark Bait, Vyce talks The Takedown, Liam talks script watchers, and all of them talk about the extremely terrible state of the world.

The Boys get their Marvel on as they talk Sam Raimi's return to cinema, the Moon Knight series, the Avatar 2 trailer, and Liam gives his thoughts on the Fast X mess.

The Boys are joined by Matt Essary to discuss the career of Mark Dacascos, particularly Only the Strong and Drive. Mike and Matt also talk the new Barry Levinson film The Survivor, and Liam and Mike renew their 300 feud.

Liam and Vyce talk The Northman, and then all three of The Boys talk some of their favorite barbarian/Viking movies

Liam is off doing family stuff so Vyce and Mike bring in a ringer: the always amazing Nguyen Le to discuss some multiversal beatdowns in Everything Everywhere All at Once and The One

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The Boys flip their lids for Michael Bay's new masterpiece Ambulance. Then they tackle the first of their TransTexas films, Speed, a movie that has far more in common with Ambulance than you would think.

The Boys dig into Morbius and the "allegations" around Jared Leto and transition to the The Slap and Will Smith's future as a DTV star. Then they give some love to Bruce Willis and wrap up with a discussion of The Contractor and 13 Hours.

The Boys needed some boys time this week, so no guests and kind of a scattered episode as only they can do! We congratulate Vyce on his new job and Mike takes some time to talk mental health and what Taylor Hawkins meant to him. Then The Boys dive into the Eraser Reborn trailer and 25 years later DTV sequels, move on to Avatar and Halo, and Vyce gives his in-depth review of RRR. Mike talks briefly about the disappointing Spiritwalker, and then Liam brings it home with some serious inside baseball on the importance of lookbooks. 

Liam's thread on lookbooks

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The Boys are joined by the knowers of all things King, Scott Wampler and Eric Vespe of The Kingcast to dive into one of Liam's faves, 1987's The Running Man.

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