TheBoys season 3's opening scene was an unbelievably gross bit of television. Should season 4 even try to immediately outdo the moment? 🤯
While The Boys season 4 will likely feature some seriously gross moments, the comic adaptation shouldn’t front load these the way the show did in season 3's infamous opening scene. The Boys has always been a gross show. An adaptation of Garth Ennis’s comic book series of the same name, The Boys satirizes superhero tropes with a healthy helping of disgusting humor.
The Boys Season 3’s Opening Set The Bar Too High For Graphic Scenes The Boys season 3 opened with a deeply upsetting gag about Termite, a superhero who can shrink down to microscopic size, sneezing while inside another person’s urethra. This led to him immediately involuntarily expanding back to human size, thus tearing apart his sex partner in the process. Usually, The Boys comics are worse than the show when it comes to this sort of stomach-flipping body horror gags.
The Boys Season 4 Shouldn’t Try To Match S3's Horrifying Opening While The Boys’ "evil Superman" Homelander could instantly one-up Termite’s gruesome misdeed in season 4’s opening scene, this is not the approach the adaptation should take. It is easy for viewers to become inured to shocking violence and this can lead to showrunners and writers constantly trying to up the ante.
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