‘Many deaths’ The creator of The Boys series discusses the final season on Amazon, he is under pressure to please the audience

News culture ‘Many deaths’ The creator of The Boys series discusses the final season on Amazon, he is under pressure to please the audience

Prepare for the end

With the final season of “The Boys,” showrunner Eric Kripke wants to offer viewers a dazzling spectacle. In an interview with Total Film, the creator of the series revealed his intentions for this final series of episodes and already warns that it “many deaths

Everyone’s survival is not guaranteed as we don’t need to keep them for another season. This way you can ensure that you experience great shocking moments at all times. So as we start preparing (for this season), we’re having a lot of fun.

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Enormous pressure

While the showrunner seems to be enjoying the build-up to this fifth and final season, he admits he feels a lot of pressure when faced with the idea of ​​giving fans a compelling finale.

So many series endings suck and it’s really hard to end them properly. I’m very grateful to Amazon for giving me the opportunity to finish on my own terms, but I definitely feel a lot of pressure to finish well. Because I think if we do it right, people will say, “That’s a great show!” But if we mess it up, people will say, “Oh, it was okay, but the ending is messed up.”

Eric Kripke had already expressed his desire to end around the fifth season, a decision that stands in stark contrast to his previous series Supernatural, which ended after fifteen seasons. With “The Boys,” the showrunner wants to offer viewers a more concise story, but with an even more explosive impact. After four successful seasons, all that remains is to transform the test with this finale.