The Boys season 3 episode 4 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Homelander turns whistleblower against Vought CEO Stan Edgar, revealing crimes like blackmail. Butcher and Hughie, desperate to stop Homelander, use a temporary Compound V for superpowers, seeking a weapon to kill him. The Deep struggles with his diminished role in The Seven, while A-Train contemplates revenge. Starlight, feeling trapped, aligns with ex-boyfriend Supersonic against Homelander. The episode climaxes with Kimiko's unexpected injury during their mission and Homelander's menacing control over Starlight, signaling a troubling shift in power.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who revealed themselves as a whistleblower against Vought CEO Stan Edgar?
Homelander.
What evidence did Homelander present against Stan Edgar?
Evidence of crimes including blackmail, perjury, and obstruction of justice.
What did Butcher and Hughie use to gain temporary superpowers?
A temporary version of Compound V.
What is Butcher and Hughie's plan with their temporary powers?
To find a weapon capable of killing Homelander.
Why is The Deep feeling undermined in The Seven?
He feels ignored and not valued by Homelander and other members.
What does A-Train consider doing to The Deep?
Revealing The Deep's secrets to Homelander as revenge.
Who does Starlight seek help from against Homelander?
Her ex-boyfriend, Supersonic.
What happens to Kimiko during the mission?
She is severely injured and does not heal as expected.
What does Homelander threaten Starlight with?
He threatens her to be obedient and loyal only to him, knowing about her betrayal.
What is the status of Homelander's relationship with Starlight at the end of the episode?
Homelander exercises dominance and control over Starlight.