Production on Season 4 of the hit Amazon action satire "The Boys" wrapped over a year ago, delayed by industry strikes. The premiere coincides perfectly with characters awaiting a verdict in a trial similar to an infamous Trumpism, personified by the psychopathic Homelander. The show, a political allegory critiquing popular culture, the military-industrial complex, and capitalism, delves deeper into the political landscape of its alternate America in this season. Balancing a darker tone with spinoff integration and expanding world-building, "The Boys" struggles to maintain focus amidst complex storytelling. Major shifts in power dynamics and the introduction of a game-changing virus further complicate the ever-evolving narrative. With its sharp satire and critique of societal systems, "The Boys" Season 4 marks a departure from its superhero parody origins, challenging viewers to navigate the twisted world of power and corruption.