Jensen Ackles Refused To Do One Specific Scene In The Boys Season 3

Jensen Ackles Refused To Do One Specific Scene In The Boys Season 3

Karl Urban, who plays Billy Butcher on the show, said that Ackles’s refusal of the material was a good sign. “When Jensen Ackles is making calls like, ‘I don’t know if I can do this,’ that’s when you know you’re in the right place,” Urban said. Ackles previously commented on working on the much-anticipated “Herogasm” episode of The Boys season 3, saying it left the crew “traumatized.” Pushing the limits has been at the forefront of The Boys‘ appeal since it debuted, and it continued to move the goalposts well into the second season. With the show now at its height of popularity, it’s expected that The Boys season 3 will keep up the trend.

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The Boys season 3 sounds like it’s well on its way to riding the hype wave, capitalizing on what fans love from the comics while delivering a new take on the material that honors the origins, but keeps fans surprised. In an era when much of the superhero shows are being sanitized by social norms, shows like The Boys (and HBO Max’s Peacemaker) are bucking the trend of making superhero shows just for kids. However, even as those limits get pushed, even the actors embodying the characters can find themselves at a moral crossroads, which is an excellent sign that The Boys season 3 hasn’t lost its boundary-pushing edge, which is undoubtedly what everyone will be tuning in to see when it debuts on Prime Video on June 3rd, 2022.

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Source: EW

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Jensen Ackles Refused To Do One Specific Scene In The Boys Season 3

Karl Urban, who plays Billy Butcher on the show, said that Ackles’s refusal of the material was a good sign. “When Jensen Ackles is making calls like, ‘I don’t know if I can do this,’ that’s when you know you’re in the right place,” Urban said. Ackles previously commented on working on the much-anticipated “Herogasm” episode of The Boys season 3, saying it left the crew “traumatized.” Pushing the limits has been at the forefront of The Boys‘ appeal since it debuted, and it continued to move the goalposts well into the second season. With the show now at its height of popularity, it’s expected that The Boys season 3 will keep up the trend.

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The Boys season 3 sounds like it’s well on its way to riding the hype wave, capitalizing on what fans love from the comics while delivering a new take on the material that honors the origins, but keeps fans surprised. In an era when much of the superhero shows are being sanitized by social norms, shows like The Boys (and HBO Max’s Peacemaker) are bucking the trend of making superhero shows just for kids. However, even as those limits get pushed, even the actors embodying the characters can find themselves at a moral crossroads, which is an excellent sign that The Boys season 3 hasn’t lost its boundary-pushing edge, which is undoubtedly what everyone will be tuning in to see when it debuts on Prime Video on June 3rd, 2022.

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Source: EW

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