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'The Boys' star Valorie Curry asks for 'boundaries' from fans
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That seems to be it indeed
Holy fucking lol what
^i have never watched this show and have no context at all for this information^
the whole shows premise is to make you go "Holy fucking lol what" pretty much when they push new extremes every episods
but despite that its actually very good
It is very good, but they crossed the line for me, and I stopped watching. I'm not sure when it was crossed. I think it was s03e01 when they were running around inside of a human asshole, and then turned a person into little meaty bits all over the room. But I finished the season somehow. When another season was announced, I decided not to watch it. I do enjoy the show, but I don't enjoy feeling like my eyes and brain have been violated every other episode.
they were running around inside a human penis yes .
somehow the deep making out with a squid was worse for me
Well, shit, why did I not watch that sooner? Seems I have some catching up to do.
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I only ever saw the first episode and hated the guy whose girlfriend is run over. The whole character rubbed me the wrong way and I couldn't care for him at all despite the show trying to make me care. The star light lady that was the only thing that got me, where I was like I hope she will be fine. But it wasn't enough for me to commit to watching more.
That guy is Dennis Quade and Meg Ryan's kid.
The main antagonist has mommy issues and a brest milk fetish.
Yea, there's a scene in the latest season that involves her character breast feeding a grown man (who's the show's parody of Superman, and also kinda alt-right leaders/politicians, no less).
What strikes me as particularly dumb, apart from not recognising that the show is satire, is that her character's motivation was to get ahead by pleasing the man in charge. Which means, even if she were in character, and ok with the ridiculous idea of providing or pretending to provide breast milk, she'd have no interest in providing any breast milk to anyone.