Superheroes Are Made, Not Born | The Boys (Chase Crawford, Erin Moriarty, Jessie T. Usher)

The Deep (Chase Crawford) opens up to Eagle and Carol about his life of hearing the fish, lobsters, and other sea creatures and how they beg for their lives in restaurants and pet stores. He’s devastated when he hears the news that he wasn’t born that way.
Season 2, Episode 3: Over the Hill With the Swords of a Thousand Men
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Superheroes are often as popular as celebrities, as influential as politicians, and sometimes even as revered as gods. But that's when they're using their powers for good. What happens when the heroes go rogue and start abusing their powers? When it's the powerless against the super powerful, the Boys head out on a heroic quest to expose the truth about the Seven and Vought, the multibillion-dollar conglomerate that manages the superheroes and covers up their dirty secrets. Based on the comic book series of the same name.
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[@haustyl12]

I think this is the only scene in the entire series that humanizes the deep without a joke thrown into it

[@fredfry5100]

Same with A-Train. Except he's such a spendthrific ass he basically defeats his own argument.

[@trivipesnipe]

I feel like his assault also was played pretty straight.

[@gona4318]

also Noir

[@OK-yy6qz]

​​@@trivipesnipe Humanizes

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

Their parents experimented on their kids for money

[@LeonardoKlotz]

"When everyone is super, no one will be."

[@TheWolfmanC]

Love that Incredibles Reference

[@thechillflame]

This ages so incredibly well.

[@mattt115]

Xuch a awesome line

[@kopfjager6995]

It's funny how a super hero fanboy that created their own powers turned "evil" still made the most sense

[@koleszgdanska7149]

Unless one is so dominant compared to others like Homelander

[@kruegerpoolthe13th]

Noir crying is shocking the first time but on rewatch it’s incredibly sad

[@melissaclark1051]

I think he is laughing

[@IkonikBeast]

I remember watching this scene when the season first came out. This was a really big deal, as majority of the supes and their greedy personalities were based on the idea that they were chosen by God to protect over others. This scene completely changed the way supes interacted with society.

[@Liry1]

This is back when the show didn’t meander the plot so much and stuff actually happened

[@TotallySearch]

@@Liry1 Yeah that's what worries me about Season 3, it's 90% filler

[@franciscoancer2618]

It's another reason why I like Gen V so much. Sam and Cate aren't just mad because they were abused and manipulated because of their powers, they're mad because Vought and their parents forced them to get those powers knowing all of the risks and yet still forced them to have it. If Cate was normal then her brother would still be alive. If Sam was normal he would have just been given a a standard mental health treatment for his schizophrenia. They didn't ask for their powers, but they still got punished for having them by the people who forced them to have it.

[@tobsonasanya4765]

​@@Liry1??

[@mkultra2456]

@@tobsonasanya4765 What part of "This is back when the show didn’t meander the plot so much and stuff actually happened" don't you understand?

[@obi-wankenobi4337]

Idk why people were confused as to whether or not Black Noir was crying or laughing. His body language says it all lmao

Because back then people where still under the asumption that Noir was gonna be like comic book Noir, which ended up not being the case.

[@ucnguyenanh9414]

Body languages are hard to read withour facial expression.

[@thetommyshades5347]

It's funny that I'd actually feel bad for Deep if I didn't know what he was.

[@WilcrezTheWanderer]

I gotta admit, the acting is top notch.

[@mysteriousweebx7037]

I mean what he did was disgusting but you do have to realize he is a product of what he was made to be. I mean imagine a kid constantly hearing voices around him begging for their lives and not understanding where it’s coming from. Add on to his physical deformities and it’s honestly no surprise he’d do such a terrible thing to try and feel some sort of power over his own insecurities and demons. Not excusing what he did but I do feel bad for him and what Vought and his parents did to him.

[@Samael66616]

You don’t feel bad for victims? Okay psycho

[@cordariuswilkins4291]

@@WilcrezTheWandererand funny asf

[@NikolasTsang]

@@mysteriousweebx7037does not make him a S.A. Perpetrator you’re right

[@methukafernando7783]

I know neither noir nor the deep are good people but i feel bad for them. Specially noir

[@Cortesevasive]

Deep did nothing wrong. Hoelight made a choice

[@williamsweeney5249]

@@Cortesevasive uhhhh S1 ep1 bro?

[@tvalokibatman6563]

I don’t feel sympathy for the deep

[@Cortesevasive]

@@williamsweeney5249 yeah, I mean even Homelander did nothing wrong too. Ppl lied to homie or tried to kill him so he was just the hero we need.

[@aqn01]

@@Cortesevasive Bro speaks like homelander's fan from season 2

[@joshuahendricks9558]

I miss Starlight so much... Season 4 Starlight feels like a stranger.

[@higaiwokeru]

Back when she was useful, now all she does is light up her eyes and use her powers to push people

[@WizeGuyz2023]

she's not starlight anymore, she's Annie January. But the seasons still just started so she'll be useful again later on

[@Eustakista]

She seems more like an obstacule, In season 3 was against the idea of using soldier boy to kill homelander, and now on season 4 she seems to hate the idea of the supe virus (according to the trailer) If she wasnt around, season 3 would've ended early

[@simonf9160]

Can’t tell if Noir is laughing or crying

[@Liry1]

Crying

[@bagusandhika4560]

Both?

[@srami004]

Crying. Confirmed by someone behind the scenes.

[@haustyl12]

Crying. If you knew why he has to keep the mask on, and how being a supe eventually led to it

[@Blast4slayer]

The question is, isnt he already know the truth cause he friend with edgar back at vietnam and if he know now why he still obey with edgar when attacking butcher later.

[@he-man36]

Much as I despise A Train, in this case I agree.

[@kalypsothefreak9717]

I don't. I mean if the point was to say he appreciates those things more I can understand that but growing up poor isn't really an excuse to he a greedy piece of shit at everyone else's expense

[@Dr_Mason_Dark]

Did Megamind (2010) Predicted The Boys Scene “Superheroes are Made not Born” Like I just remembered watching Megamind, where He disguised himself from Roxanne, and when they went down from the elevator and talking about Metro Man’s Death, until Roxanne said this “Heroes ain’t Born, there Made” and he also said it “Heroes can be Made” And to the Boys Season 2, the News are talking about Superheroes are Made, not Born. This blew my Mind!

[@mattt115]

Incredible line

[@sgdklnptihygoh7747]

What about Mutants?

[@marvelking182]

Didn’t you mean… your MEGAmind?? 😂

[@marvelking182]

@@sgdklnptihygoh7747no, no, mutants are indeed born that way: they were created to represent the minorities tormented only because they were born different

[@projekttaku1]

@@sgdklnptihygoh7747 In the Ultimate universe they were the product of a government experiment and in the main universe they were created due to the Celestials implanting the X-Gene in early humanoids, so they're also made.

[@realbigflopa]

I wish they did more stuff like this with Deep instead of making him a repetitive idiot who sucks off Homelander

[@beastlyfails7695]

And a-train nearly

[@realbigflopa]

@@beastlyfails7695 make A-Train have a character arc where he finally quits the seven and tries to make up for what he did with his brother

[@blockayethe2nd220]

I’m all for it but it definitely wouldn’t go down well w general audiences trying to make them sympathise w the deep

[@EuDianaMartins]

Hey, good morning! ☀️

[@DHGxMcFlurry]

Welcome

[@pizzarayy]

Good morning

[@DonDeLem]

Chace* Crawford does such a phenomenal job as The Deep

[@Gapy66]

Its all about the money

[@Afanof1]

When isn't it

[@dr.bright5670]

Correct

[@TinHe4d]

why was noir crying tho?

[@theanominous]

“You know that the only people who said that, are the people who grew up with money.” Oh boo hoo cry me a river A-Train. I didn’t have much as a kid, yet I didn’t turn into a murdering narcissist.

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

He's an asshole, but he's got a point.

[@rumbazumba3189]

Clearly you did

[@mahad813]

He ain't lying tho

[@rusty7984]

He’s an unredeemable selfish asshole. But he does have a point. Same way good looking people say “looks aren’t everything”

[@penjamin1479]

You missed his point entirely.

[@Morfe02]

this has ZERO impact in the series even if would be the END of Vought

[@mkultra2456]

That's because Stan Edgar is a genius, he managed to turn the whole situation around.

[@Garagelab164]

So watched Megamind. Superheroes ain’t born they’re made.