The superhero drama will continue in 2021.
July 23, 2020
Amazon announced today that The Boys has been picked up for a third season. The good news was delivered at the superhero drama's Comic-Con@Home panel, coming almost exactly a year after its freshman run. Season 2 is set to air on September 4.
Based on the comic book by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the series is set in a world where powerful and revered superheroes abuse their powers instead of using them for good. To combat this, a superpowered CIA squad is tasked with monitoring the community and exposing the truth about The Seven, and Vought – the multi-billion dollar conglomerate that manages these superheroes and covers up all of their dirty secrets.
No timeframe for Season 3's release has been announced, but a mid-to-late 2021 return appears likely.
mat
08/04/20 at 12:32pm
i know im awesome right......just kidding still me:)
mat
08/04/20 at 12:31pm
MoeB stealing names and commenting under them... thats hilarious! keep it up
08/04/20 at 07:58am
This is is peak ignorance. Producing a season of a show takes a great deal of time and an even greater amount of money. Production on Season 2 has wrapped. So instead of making the wildly logical decision of seeing how well a single season tv show is going to do, they've spent vast amounts on production to staff writers, location scout , directors, editors, grips, retain the cast, etc. It is arguably a sign of faith that it will do not well and this is to try to retain control stokers who are on the ball. It's not as if tons of shows have done well first season and then failed in the second. A reasonable person would wait to see if people will come back.
Butt Reynolds
07/31/20 at 11:18am
@ Tom and Fred
This is is peak ignorance. Producing a season of a show takes a great deal of time and an even greater amount of money. Production on Season 2 has wrapped. So instead of making the wildly idiotic decision of seeing how well a HIT tv show is going to do, they've greenlit production to staff writers, location scouts, directors, editors, grips, retain the cast, etc. It is unarguably a sign of faith that it will do well and draw new customers.
MoeB.......
07/30/20 at 02:40pm
we love MoeB and we love MoeB
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we are the MoeB FAN CLUB
Sammi
07/25/20 at 02:55pm
@ The real Mike dobey.. It's the guy who calls himself MoeB. That dude steals others names when he doesn't like what they have commented and he'll comment something totally opposite of what the real person would post. He did that to me.
Mike dobey
07/25/20 at 02:09pm
I never posted the second comment under my name. So the so called person in charge is letting people post using other peoples names? I would never whine like that . You coward piece of crap post under your own name. And who is in charge? Did you not realize that was not me? Who cares if they do not like my comment god i hate piece of shit cowards who hide like worms.
Fred
07/25/20 at 10:38am
Don't worry Tom some of us have the common sense to understand you and agree. But for people struggling with a simple concept let me explain. If a network thinks a show is going to do good they let it ride so that if it doesn't do well the are not legally obligated to spend money on a failure. When a show is on the bubble they will renew it to give it a push, and get the "I don't watch shows cause they get canned" people to watch.
Okay sometimes it's to keep the cast and crew, but most of the time it is to bosst ratings. Shows like Nightcap, Outcast, Corporate, Those who can't, Nobodies, The Knick, Aquarius, Code Black, The Breaks, The Orville, Girlboss all basically ended after thier renewal.
Don't let the trolls faze you.
I'mNeverWrong
07/25/20 at 10:12am
This is a great series in my opinion. Showing superheroes as people, some good natured, some bad, some bouncing back and forth the way people do. Really, this is the only "superhero" show where character are actual people and not some over-the-top caricature of "good" or "evil".
Dakota Beede
07/24/20 at 11:08am
@Tom Everything you said is false. Early renewals are far more a sign of faith than a lack of it. I have no idea where you got your ideas from but you are just ignorant or uneducated or both.
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