Gen V now seems to have it own strong version of a well-known X-Men character, who could give Homelander a run for his money ...

Hughie actually follows through on his promise, and forgives him. It’s a huge moment for both Hughie and A-Train, moving past the event that put the entire series into motion.

Second, Hughie (Jack Quaid) goes undercover as the supe Webweaver at the ultra elite alt-right party hosted by billionaire supe Tek Knight (Derek Wilson) to discuss Homelander’s plan — and ...

Second, Hughie (Jack Quaid) goes undercover as the supe Webweaver at the ultra elite alt-right party hosted by billionaire supe Tek Knight (Derek Wilson) to discuss Homelander’s plan — and ...

A-Train informs Homelander of Starlight’s planned coup, and threatens Hughie if she doesn’t comply. Annie, finally sick of Vought, livestreams leaving The Seven and condemns them.

That’s a wrap on Homelander, Hughie and Billy Butcher as The Boys completes production on its fifth and final season. Series creator Eric Kripke bid farewell to the set for the Prime Video ...

The meaty finale delivered a stunning yet heartbreaking Butcher-betrayal twist while Homelander managed to land a game-changing win over the Boys – yet still, we stand by our statement. Sister ...

Mother Milk, Kimiko, Frenchie, Hughie, and Annie almost flee the country, but they’re stopped by Homelander’s Supes, including Love Sausage who knocks out MM in an airport bathroom.

Despite the extreme show of allegiance and devotion, you’ll explode or fizzle out due to Homelander’s voluntary lack of object permanence and — let’s face it — psychopathy. Oh, Hughie ...

Last week, the show went all in on Homelander’s not-so-sweet homecoming, and now, things are starting to come full circle for Hughie on a hard-hitting emotional note.