Homelander Gets His Revenge | The Boys S4

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[@АртёмШумилов-з1с]

I JUST LOVE HOMELANDER, both he and this show are amazing

[@atg239]

No

[@desktopsa2bceo124]

MAKE FRINCHIE STRAIGHT

[@darthlegit]

make frinchy trans

[@DISTORTEDNOISE]

I was trying to, thanks for spoiling your own show on the day of the episode release

[@verde5738]

The guy who called in sick must feel like a million dollars right now.

[@JKBDTS]

Trillion*

[@light_in_the_darkkk]

if i was bro i would go buy a lottery ticket the next day, ong😭

[@ozzyk558]

Homelander knew and remembered every single one of em, if it was one of the old doctors he'd have hunted him down

[@derf2580]

@@ozzyk558he’s talking about the new ones

[@randommortal3383]

The fact that theyre only panicking and screaming when a grown man gets sent in there yet they took notes when a child was in there makes this all the more deserved.

[@kaledov]

The way Homelander makes him get in the oven without just throwing him in physically is great.

[@CoLdun-q6y]

Not like Negan xd

[@jwill5892]

​@@CoLdun-q6y Who is also in the show

[@PessimisticRavensFam]

I would’ve dipped😂

[@slipkid1267]

@@PessimisticRavensFamYou’d have died before you got to a door 😂

[@keekz.00]

@@PessimisticRavensFamyou woulda woke up next to a tupac and biggie concert fr 💀

[@537monster]

These people are honestly even worse than Homelander. They created him, without even a second thought. They tortured a child that could have been a hero, and created a monster.

[@Gennaropacchiano]

I can't believe it's been four seasons and he still hasn't gotten an Emmy out of this performance

[@emperortime2356]

He got an Emmy in our hearts.

[@Beaver_Monday]

Maybe it's because he keeps forgetting he's not Homelander in real life and assaults random civilians in bars?

[@mattdragon1253]

Emmy's are a joke anyways

[@shanefowler9443]

The homelander stuff is getting old fast

[@gardevoir7137]

​@@shanefowler9443 nah

[@Quad373]

Unlike Homelander, Frank had the absolute luxury of his suffering actually ending within seconds as his nerve endings got destroyed and sensation lost. Homelander. Nope, he felt everything, and he didn’t stop feeling it. He never got the sweet relief of burnt away nerve endings, or even death. Its unknown how long they put him in there for.

[@DiamondEpsilon]

Possibly the worst thing to say in the situation. "I was just doing my job"

[@JonCom3dy]

That's what they said to Magneto.

[@thelazer4000]

Dude, I totally thought the same thing when he said that. Homelander is expressing deep trauma, and a line like that just throws Homelander's mental scars right out the window.

[@Karlebow571]

@@JonCom3dyCharles Xavier: they’re just following orders

[@JonCom3dy]

@@Karlebow571 "I've been at the mercy of men just following orders. Never again..."

[@KasKade7]

He was going into that oven no matter what he would have said.

[@lpk675]

"You're sorry? Now? But why? You were just doing your job, right?" Has the same vibe as Magneto's line from X-Men: First Class. "I've been at the mercy of men just following orders... never again."

[@raredays2767]

When Homelander went "Hey Frank come here a second.." I knew it was over

[@ScarFlame]

I knew it was over as soon as Homelander started playing his little game......lol

[@heymukedit56]

People of DC Universe should be really really grateful to Jonathan and Martha Kent.

[@3_pancakes767]

The hand-pain reflex on the already engulfed guy is just such a touch.

[@AlyssMa7rin]

There wouldn't have been any pain. His nerve endings at that point would have been seared away. Or, if there *was* pain, it would be psychological (a-la Phantom pain)

[@JSerrato289]

@@AlyssMa7rin it was probably phantom pain or the very very little feeling he had left plus seeing his hand go up in flames just before his eyes melted

[@AlyssMa7rin]

@@JSerrato289 That's a fair point. I'm honestly surprised he wasn't just blindly flailing around. At least his screams were pretty much muted since his lungs wouldn't have been able to inhale once the searing heat put them into spasm and/or melted them.

[@3_pancakes767]

@@AlyssMa7rin I thought even if the air was that hot, air and skin are still not that great of thermal conductors while glass is way more so than air, and hence that would unfortunately be not true deeper into the skin. The lung part ur prob right.

[@veganpork7601]

@@AlyssMa7rin Nerve endings don't just instantly get cauterized bro he still would've been able to feel pain at that point

[@humanratteler9760]

I could’ve thought of about 300,000 better responses than “I was just doing my job.”

[@HolyknightVader999]

For Homelander, it was the worst day if his life. For Frank, it was Tuesday.

[@Jay_Gut001]

Now it’s in reverse

[@penobscot7285]

Stolen from another video

[@HolyknightVader999]

@@penobscot7285 Nope. I quoted the Street Fighter movie.

[@mrm64]

@@HolyknightVader999 Like a BOSS!

[@dangerousdictionaryjr]

@@penobscot7285better luck next time buddy 🤣

[@ismail9503]

The fact that this episode directly became iconic a few hours after its release just show the quality of it

[@ChristianHuye]

Kept thinking Vogelbaum saying “you should’ve been raised with a family who loved you-not some lab with doctors”

[@darkclaw1462]

It also puts in perspective what Stan said in S3, Homelanders a BAD PRODUCT of what those lab doctors made him to be. 😔

[@illogical001]

@@darkclaw1462He wasn’t being empathetic when he said that, lol. He blamed Homelander. Not the scientists.

[@balabanasireti]

​@@illogical001 Which isn't that wrong, considering that Homelander always blames others and can never admit a mistake

[@socriabbas454]

@@balabanasireti Its because thats what he was raised to think, that he can never do mistake AND he shouldnt make mistake, he was forced to think that he is the epitome of what men should strive to be so this put A LOT of pressure on Homelander.

[@cashwat210]

Goes to show how important the Kents were to Superman

[@lAMMARI00]

3:40 I didn’t even realize it but if you listen closely to the music in the background it’s actually homelanders violin theme.

[@GrantWhite-le4ui]

This was my favorite Anthony Starr episode, his acting was top notch.

[@KFab392]

What episode is this in?

[@novan998]

season 4 , episode 4

[@novan998]

​@@KFab392s4 ep4

[@day6atemywallet78]

@@KFab392S3 ep 4

[@adityathakoor4922]

Yup this episode was so much better than the previous 3

[@spencermcbride3881]

"You're sorry? Now?" That was really great delivery by Antony

[@godofevil9468]

“When he was a little boy, five or six, he was quite sweet. He'd cuddle up to me. He loved stories about Davy Crockett, Teddy Roosevelt. Loved the idea of the woods, the forest, manifest destiny. Well, you know, I needed him to be the strongest man in the world. So I went to work on him. He didn't even want it. It was for me.”

[@pvgospel7341]

Who said this?

[@Ray_Ray748]

@@pvgospel7341Vogelbaum towards butcher in s2

[@jaydevacharya12]

​Dr jonah vo​gelbaum. In season 2. Main person who raised him. @@pvgospel7341

[@animeman8203]

@@pvgospel7341 Vogelbaum

[@40kanon]

Vogelbaum​@@pvgospel7341

[@amilcarcampbell2405]

"Im sorry." "No, you're not. You're only sorry because you're facing consequences."

[@comsuondaihiep9699]

"See? Now you respect me, because I'm a threat"

[@kierangidda8840]

Exactly what I was thinking of

[@lynxfresh5214]

Ironic considering Homelander definitely has one or two syndromes.

[@Hknasw]

Syndrome

[@fdg2208]

Thank you!!! That's exactly what I was thinking when Frank was apologizing to Homelander

[@Projezzy]

That's just how it works

[@Keito-san]

For Homelander, it was unforgettable day in his life. For Frank, it was his FRYday.

[@antoniomarchese4293]

Homelander is the perfect example of understanding but not justifying. I understand why Homelander is a monster and does what he does, but i don't justify his actions.

[@Natosho]

And no one cares about what you justify or doesn't. Your right, sort of not justifying his actions is in encounter with my act of dismissing you.

[@klausarmanius2639]

My exact thoughts on this scene.

[@rohanb9335]

Same with firecracker as well. It's well done for both characters. Understandable back stories but their actions in the present are abhorrent regardless

[@neoramaredzone8544]

@@Natoshoand no one asked for your opinion

[@Natosho]

@@neoramaredzone8544 sir, as a human. i can tell you i made a rhetoric question to myself before typing it.

[@paulmccloud9395]

Raised properly Homelander would have been a genuine hero.

[@AshyGr33n]

The way Antony Starr's face twitches - sorrow for the tortured young Homelander, rage for the indifference of the scientist, aghast at the evil humanity is capable of - I think this is one of Homelander's most human moments. Tremendous acting.

[@amharbinger]

The thing he is wasn't sorry. He only showed sympathy when Homelander became threatening. He could've left, refused to work on the project. He stayed, and even continued to work for them.

[@cb-9938]

The music that plays when Homelander seems like he's about too snap is perfect. Sounds straight out of a horror movie. Comes in quickly and cuts out fast, showing his temper flare up and then calm down

[@ethanduncan1646]

His insanity theme is amazing. It puts you on edge that he is about to do anything at that moment.

[@skyofthelivingdead]

All of the Homelander scenes this episode are straight psychological horror. From the sound design to the filming and editing.

[@bloodyraptor6251]

The face he makes after he says his tears evaporated in the oven makes me feel bad for him a little.

[@somerandomguy9891]

03:16 I heard that, in another show that I haven't seen yet, someone say this quote: "You're not sorry, you're scared."

[@kaizenzx_kzx]

Same as Syndrome when he said to Mr. Invincible that he sees him as a threat.

[@kacinema96]

What show?

[@Afanof1]

That true

[@kingfairytale4306]

​@@kaizenzx_kzx *Mr Incredible

[@danielletopping2763]

I love the way this episode portrays Homelander's trauma with those quick snippets of him in the oven. It makes tons of sense to why he is so insane.

[@Did_No_Wrong]

Homelander is the example of Monsters aren't born, they are created. If he had actually been raised in a proper environment he would have been the best hero the world had, but he wasn't. He was poked, tortured, and subjected to all kinds of horror that made him the monster he is now.

[@Kspice9000]

And for some reason they can't fathom at how fans like him more as a character then the entire cast.

[@SOPHIA-LOVES-MEATBALLS-69]

He reminds me of the Michael Fassbender Magneto off X First Class. "I'm looking for my creator"😈

[@AhmOOO]

A lot of bad decisions has been made, surprise surprise! Treating a child horribly growing up made them a monster

[@thantoon]

Did you even watch the episode? Barbara (I think) literally says he was a monster from the get-go, lasering his way out of his mother's womb and slaying 2-3 doctors and nurses in the process.

[@percyweasley9301]

Some monsters born . Not homelander.

[@fakenamerson1693]

1:14 you can see Marty realize "Yep, Homelander is probably gonna kill all of us".

[@KJCK4]

There’s few roles where an actor is born to play a character Anthony Starr as homelander is one of them

[@joshwakefield8980]

For any who are curious, Hugh Laurie as Dr. House is another one of them.

[@albaradix1598]

Also RDJ as metal dude

[@KJCK4]

@@albaradix1598 iron man 😂

[@albaradix1598]

@@KJCK4 metal dude 🗿

[@A-tz9fi]

​@@KJCK4metal dude🗿

[@jamesbrown6994]

3:55 such a kind and forgiving man truly the hero the world needs

[@RbtBoss]

Homelander in a full Joker mode. Starr nailed it.

[@Wallace3lane]

More green goblin than joker

[@barisbal7782]

nah, unlike joker, homelander aint overrated. we can praise him all day and it would be accurate

[@Nemenis]

More like hulk

[@Nemenis]

@@barisbal7782homelander is the new joker

[@demon_hawkeye5269]

​​@@barisbal7782Depends on the Joker in question tbh, when done right Joker is amazing. It's in the same way that TV Homelander is leaps and bounds better than comic Homelander.

[@duwaynesteurer4287]

"I was just doing my job" is always the justification monsters turn to when theres nothing to hide behind.

[@l30ng62]

Is it wrong that I was kind of rooting for Homelander here? These people tortured a child for a living and remained completely unpunished until now.

[@Markus2E5I6]

And they try to justify it with just doing their job

[@kpat5655]

You’re not wrong you are absolutely right to root for him these people are more evil than homelander, they made him who he is

[@ttterg6152]

I was rooting against them, not for homelander

[@kpat5655]

@@ttterg6152 you don’t actually realise they are worse than Homelander ?. Their utter lack of empathy when admitting their wrongs and not caring they made Homelander and deserve their fate.

[@Thebroshow13]

@@kpat5655they were the scientists who created him .

[@youdontsay2529]

Am I the only person who found Homelander absolutely terrifying in this scene? The tension alone was unnerving.

[@ВиноградФиолетовый2008]

Imagine that this is your first day of work.

[@solidsnake9898]

... then it would also be your last day of work?

[@lockerbuddy2039]

​@@solidsnake9898Job retirement speedrun

[@georgekerscher5355]

​@@solidsnake9898 OP's not talking about Frank, I think, they're talking about if you were one of the people there seeing this world's equivalent to Superman forcing a coworker into an incinerator

[@verycool2050]

in Germany in 1930's you didn't have to imagine. i guess that's what inspires this scene

[@122ti6]

And last day)))))

[@TheSplitzFN]

3:48 the way how you can see his eyes melt is brutal

[@Nett11]

He will go down as one of the greatest television characters of all time. Antony Starr is not far off Ledger Joker level performance

[@ratkovac7]

He is not far off because he is way above.

[@sithijasampath6884]

Exactly😂​@@ratkovac7

[@kaif_2124]

🧢

[@elfanperuanordr2147]

Respects for Ledger, but maybe you're right Unlike Ledger, Anthony actually had more than just 30 mins to develop his character, Ledger just had 30 mins and saddly passed away after that... Meanwhile, Anthony had 4 seasons with 8 episodes of 1 hour where he's the main villain and basically the attraction of the show... the context of both characters is different, But Im not scared to say that Anthony is at the same level of Ledger, homelander is the best villain of this generation

[@jsm-tac2753]

@@ratkovac7you can’t really compare a movie vs a tv show

[@asaknightproductions]

The guy who got fired yesterday must feel like the luckiest man alive

[@jknetwork6211]

The only time Homelander was justified. These scientists were monsters just like him

[@HectorEvilman]

They really were the reason Homelander turned out the way he is. Imagine if he was raised by Soldier boy

[@ChipsAndCurd]

​@@HectorEvilman pre Russia, SB wasn't great either. You can see how he'd beaten noir. May be a bit better but HL was just destined to be twisted in some way.

[@rohanspoidy]

​@@HectorEvilman🗿

[@anthrofan0369]

​@@HectorEvilmanSoldier boy would be abusive and neglectful

[@AbhinavIgrevegdeb]

@@ChipsAndCurd no. soldier boy ( atleast post russia ) is wayyyy more matured and disciplined than homelander. he was loyal to butcher's and hughie's plan even though he could've teamed up with homelander and no one could've done anything and isn't a cry baby. sure he has his problems but he's a million times more mature than homelander

[@jameshilton7894]

Reminds me of a line from V for Vendetta. “What they did to me was monstrous. And in return they created a monster.” I’m paraphrasing but you get the idea.

[@chipotlesnumber1stan]

best thing abt this entire ordeal is that homelander is still weak. even after getting his revenge and trying to shun approval; he still craves it. barbara herself stated that they manipulated him into being obedient and needing love. its so interesting seeing someone who is so powerful have such a sad and human weakness.

[@turtle-ot2qc]

That's why she survived

[@breadbutcooler]

for frank, the pain ended. for homelander, he felt EVERYTHING

[@fernandodecarlosmalcher7977]

the real irony is that now, homelander is no different from frank, he's done so many awful things and most likely doesn't remember half of them, just like the person who wronged him, beatiful irony, and people say this show has gone down hill

[@agent47-e7w]

but isnt these doctors forced by vaught to do all bad things to homelander?

[@fernandodecarlosmalcher7977]

@@agent47-e7w "forced" I doubt that vought can make them slaves, most likely they also got paid, specially seeing how the still worked there all those years later

[@demon_hawkeye5269]

Those people are absolutely wrong imo, like yeah, season 3 will probably never be topped in my eyes but seasons 1 and 2 are also brilliant and this is (so far) on about that level. This whole show is GOATed and that hasn't changed even 1 bit.

[@TheNewRobotMaster]

What's that phrase again? "Hurt people hurt people." The problem is this time, they hurt someone who is much stronger than they are.

[@Kspice9000]

​@@demon_hawkeye5269nah its been utter dogshit since season 2.

[@gokusaiyansaga4927]

2:07 .....i had nightmare of that moment and you don't even remember it .....funny how people have different memory of exact same thing ...its all matter of perspective..😢😢 he just define whole .high school tradition of bully and bullied kids....for some its just fun for some its trauma of whole lifetime😢😢

[@snowstorm7226]

My heart breaks for the little boy that went through all this pain and suffering, but he’s a full grown man. Now he has no excuse for the way he acts but at the same time I don’t feel bad for the scientist.

[@GuardianLamb]

What? Are u effing stoopid? What part of your actions have consequences to a child do u not get?

[@MuzMysyq]

i think there is an excuse - he literally does not know better. he does not know how to love. he was a lab rat and then a tool and only now a dictator. like yeah he is a horrible person, but that is because he was never taught how to be one. honestly, fascinating villain.

[@hydra_lisk]

a grown man is still a child if he was never taught how to be a man, he was taught to be a (fake) superhero with no other regard for healthy developments.

[@Phoenix-qu5ss]

It’s also why there is such a huge disconnect between him and Ryan. Unlike John, Ryan has experienced being cared for and loved by others which is why he is able to view other humans as living beings and is distraught about their deaths. Meanwhile John can’t view them as anything more than fragile toys.

[@Guywiththetypewriter]

Also can we appreciate this sums up why men's mental health is so bad. He is a fully grown man is not an okay argument... he needed psychological help... if he'd received it , even as a grown man, he would likely of been, if not 100%, ar least much better than he is.

[@romefox]

Homelander says he isn't human but he is the most human of all the people on the show. He is the culmination of all human characteristics. Envy, vitriol, pride, love and lust. He is all things human.

[@Gabeslicor]

Yeah, they all had this coming. I think even Butcher would agree.

[@jadedteevee]

Out of all people he would especially agree

[@MikeCGannon]

That's because he and Butcher are mirror images of each other. Little traumatized boys who grew up to be powerful, dangerous, violent, and rage-filled men.

[@3_pancakes767]

Except the new workers who are just doing lab stuff and had nothing to do with torturing homelander.

[@RandomYoutubeEnjoyer]

​@@MikeCGannon at least Butcher had some kinda family (even though his dad was abusive) and was not raised with scientists who kept experimenting on him.

[@joshuafleming5380]

​​@@3_pancakes767 True not to Homelander specifically but they likely did the same to many other up and coming supes, that is their job after all, if you know of Resident Evil at all then it's kinda like the Umbrella researchers, some might not have directly taken part on the experiments of civilians but they sure know what is going on and further that progress.

[@hellishhybrid1839]

Hard to feel bad for the guy. He was a monster, he helped create a monster, and it ended with one monster destroying the other.

[@Hibernicus1968]

If it were possible to create superhumans like Homelander, you'd think that some of the scientists involved might just question the wisdom of running brutally cruel tests on them as children. You know, bearing in mind that they're _super-powered_ and will be adults one day, with memories of all the horrible things that were done to them growing up.

[@siddharthgupta9801]

Yeah they did think about it. That is why barbara said they came up with a strategy of putting "psychological" controls on homelander, instead of the "physical" ones, which they cannot because he is too strong physically

[@siddharthgupta9801]

@@Hibernicus1968 it worked out pretty well for 40+ years.. and ofc they thought about it's a bad idea but there was clear pressure from bought and scientists had no other choice but to find a way to make "the homelander" work

[@Hibernicus1968]

@@siddharthgupta9801 For some reason I have to post this a second time; it disappeared. Any outcome resulting in such horrifyingly gruesome and agonizing deaths cannot be said to have worked out "pretty well" just because the very, very predictable determination to exact revenge took a long time to materialize. "Pretty well" is avoiding -- not delaying, but _avoiding_ -- such a horrific outcome.

[@chigglybiggly1560]

3:05 atleast he said thank you respectfully

[@kaz7690]

This is the perfect example of how you write an overpowered villain. Show that he had flaws to make him somewhat empathetic, and how he can single-handedly make people go their deaths without touching them

[@johnthompson8428]

There were so many things that guy could have said to get out of that situation... "I was just doing my job," was NOT one of them...

[@ASTELLthe1]

I was just doing my job” Poor choice of words buddy

[@argent5196]

fr imagine saying that to the PERSON YOU TORTURED

[@someone-wh2rb]

mcdonalds was always hiring

[@Heraldo_Del_Mar]

"I've been at the mercy of men 'just following orders'. Never again." -Magneto

[@fytchannelbrothers2019]

Homelander : I hope you enjoyed the cake, because it was your last meal.

[@HighCHD]

“Not one of you has the stomach to challenge anything I say”

[@gameszerax5636]

3:13 "You're sorry? Now? Why? You wre just doing your job, right? And I bet you have won. I forgive you."

[@mariocoutinho125]

"I've been at the mercy of men 'just following orders'. Never again"

[@bennycaustic5102]

Honestly this past episode made Homelander an even more empathetic character. You basically cannot even blame him for becoming evil. Not only was he tortured his entire childhood, but they purposely psychologically abused him and broke him so he would obey. For the record, I'm not agreeing or absolving his actions. But I think it's important to understand that you can hate someone for being a monster, while still acknowledging it's no real fault of their own.

[@jsm-tac2753]

😂😂😂

[@EatFuckingTimothy]

The moment that older woman came on screen, I thought there would be some kind of redemption ark for Homelander set in play. I doubt it at this point

[@dame3323]

Naw, he lost that when he made that girl jump off the building

[@adenmiller1302]

Yeah but now he does the same to other people. He chose to be evil

[@hez859]

​@@jsm-tac2753I mean most monsters are made. Vogelbaums quote described homelander before all of that so yeah, it's on the scientists 100 percent

[@Bread_n_Butter.]

That quick, immediate shift to "Get in da oven Frank" was the highlight of the entire episode for me.😂

[@DarkPhoenix89]

Homelander may be a psycho, but you have to feel sorry for him at the same time. These people made Homelander into a monster and it just spiralled out of control over the years. I can't imagine what other messed up stuff they did to him.

[@ironduke1377]

thank you for the insight Sherlock how long did it take you to come up with that

[@pablocardoso7830]

​@@ironduke1377 You must be fun at parties.

[@bv657]

@@ironduke1377go back to the shadow you ghoul!

[@lucas56sdd]

"I forgive you." What an excellent line. So true to character.

[@simon-peterwilliamson2412]

I have to say. We knew his childhood was tortuous but man can you imagine the horror of being locked in an oven. As a child no less. As you're forced to sit in there

[@ryanh.9603]

Then you look through the glass and see some guy playing games while your suffering. Yeah this guy def deserved what he had coming.

[@Abdelhadi401]

Man i swear every time homelander shows i got chills

[@kishanbhatt1206]

I never thought Antony Starr could surpass his own charisma and cruelty as Homelander. But he comes up with a new masterpiece every time. In this episode, he went off the rails!!! If he doesn't deserve an Emmy, idk who would. He's a SENSATION!

[@alexbutler8401]

They remembered, they just didn't want to face repercussions

[@FutureGoat-rl5zc]

I honestly think when he keeps referring to himself as Homelander it has multiple layers. He’s doing it as a way to detach himself from his humanity and also doing it because to him the scientist believed he was a test subject for Vought.

[@LordlyUri]

i thought it was almost like saying "its Homelander to you"

[@pvshka]

@@LordlyUri there was definitely a layer of that, too

[@LordlyUri]

@@pvshka its like an onion!

[@shanebattistv2165]

Man Anthony Star knocked it out of the park here. I really wished they edited this scene differently. It’s the most interesting scene of the season but when it only delivers a few minutes at a time the tension deflates. I think this would have been an iconic scene if they had made the last 10 minutes of the episode stay on this sequence from when Homelander arrives to when he leaves. Let the tension stew like Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul

[@Darren-lb3rx]

Note to self, whenever homelander offers you something fun, politely say no and quickly walk out of there as casually as possible.

[@Artistofprocedure]

Until homelander forces you

[@newhybrid101]

Just have the same attitude as Butcher,Stan Edgar and Hughie

[@trueaura369]

As if he'd let you. It would start with an "I'm asking you to" to an "I'm telling you to" tone

[@MiraMira-kh5zi]

Man I don't think saying no would even help. Homelander hates being denied even though he says he wants people to stand up to him

[@Jordan-vc4cn]

If Homelander decides you're his target, then you trying to leave is the moment he lets you know he isn't making a request.

[@Hahaha43332]

Man i wanted to hug homelander when he almost broke into tears saying you were just doing your job. 😢 He was hurting.

[@nott_applicable]

Anthony Starr (the guy who plays homelander) would really make for an excellent psychotic reverse flash if they even end up making a new movie.

[@stingerjohnny9951]

As cool as that would be *looks at the last flash movie* I wouldn’t hold my breath

[@blizzardboy2023]

0:29 AND THE HOMELANDER MAKES A BASKET!!!

[@wubbalubbadubdub5867]

Those few scientists freaking out like they didn't to that to children on a monthly basis. They are only abhorred now that it can affect themselves

[@justinmoody9164]

It’s crazy when you realize Father and Son was being tortured and experimented on at the same time. Homelander with Vought and Soldier Boy with the Russians. Poor Ryan has it cut out for him in the mental health department. Hopefully he’ll be able to finally break the cycle.

[@jgaffney567]

The victim has become the monster they are fighting.. welcome to the abyss

[@treydafforn2794]

Frank: “I was just doing my job” Homelander: So you’ve chosen death?

[@Richard--Fox]

2:11 the way Antony Starr says "funny" Is so perfect, he is a genius actor.

[@zeejay-junejo]

Frank: "I was just doing my job." Homelander: "To me you are a tuesday"

[@sarmadkaif7335]

This episode was perhaps the best acting of Antony, the pure terror from the very first appearance of him in this episode is just top notch.

[@TymeTraveling777]

1:39 mannn that was wicked

[@insertname7750]

the eyeballs popping out of his skull is accurate in fact thats one of the first things that go the more like i dont think theres a word for its not like explode or squish or melt but something in between

[@TheThreeHeadedDragon]

Implode

[@JoelC0717]

@@TheThreeHeadedDragonwrong

[@LordlyUri]

i imagine the eyes would have almost flash boiled casuing a little pop considering his skin instantly started melting not sure tho

[@glide789]

God Antony Starr is a fantastic actor. You see the pain in his face when he says "you were just doing your job right?"

[@anshulkarkera8911]

3:34 Michael!Don't leave me in here! MICHAEL!!!

[@a.k.rundizbeat3212]

Even thought those people forcefully ate the cake, Homelander did the most by playing with his "food" before discarding them.

[@MacXHammer]

Godamn that's a scene for the centuries...the fact that you can still hear his screams when his eyeball pops gives me chills everytime...I can't watch this without feeling sick in the stomach and I love it...and the lead-up...has Antony actually ever received an Emmy? If not then he definitely should.

[@JaxonG-zg7xm]

1:50 “It really was a great shot Frank” 😂

[@robinstheles]

I think Frank really choose the worst words he had to offer with saying "I was just doing my job" I dont think Homelander would have let him go if he apologized from the start, but I believe he would have just lasered him which would have been a mercy compared to him getting burned alive.

[@craykard8325]

They made a monster. What did they expect? That trauma builds.

[@Goku_TTD]

THE BEST EPISODE SO FAR IN THE SEASON, WAITING FOR EPISODEE 5!!!🗣🔥🔥

[@NIZE_EDITS]

Fr

[@UtdJason1]

The first 3 episodes were better thf

[@Noonenoone440]

Thf ??

[@Noonenoone440]

Why they dont realease all episode together

[@Sisselhto]

Fr

[@Alex-bg2nq]

1 million views in two days shows how good this episode was

[@nanyabiznus4738]

I love when he comes to the room for the first time. Old members of the experience were shocked whereas the new members were calm.

[@MaxTempo5295]

The face expressions that Anthony Starr makes after he says “I was just doing my job” is so well acted to show the psychological damage the experience of being burned in the oven had on him

[@wrtekcz538]

Even if homelander was supe and scary how could you still put a child in a oven just to "be doing your job"

[@tiefensucht]

Well we do the same thing to rats or monkeys. It is not they these creatures feel less. They are just different, like Homelander is.

[@turtle-ot2qc]

@@tiefensucht wdym by 'we'?, the people that choose to carry out those experiments don't represent all of mankind

[@tiefensucht]

@@turtle-ot2qc ..but they are backed by mankind. We all know what is happening and we profit from the results.

[@rareform6948]

@@tiefensuchtI never have done this never would and don’t support it but nice try weirdo

[@Jon_EL]

Honestly its crazy Homelander kept it together as long as he did

[@hanifameen4056]

Even as he burned there were a few cries but everyone was cold as ice.