Oi! Spoilers ahead for The Boys season 4!

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Amidst all the murder and mayhem, there was one major character that was rather conspicuous in his absence. Our friendly neighborhood speedster did not board the finale train at all! Instead, the episode opened with a newscaster announcing that Vought Studios had decided to scrap the movie Training A-Train (the one with Will Ferrell) despite the production being nearly complete, because they believed they could make more money that way. Pfft!

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In Twister, Bill Paxton played storm chaser-turned-TV weatherman Bill Harding, who arrives in Oklahoma to get his ex-wife Jo (Helen Hunt) to sign divorce papers, so he can remarry, but ends up returning to his passion for chasing tornadoes along with his old team and, well, Jo. Similar to what Jurassic Park did for paleontology, Twister’s release caused a major upswing in the number of people opting to study meteorology in the United States. When Paxton passed away in 2017, storm chasers even paid tribute to him by spelling his initials using the Spotter Network.

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, producer-director-screenwriter duo Joe and Anthony Russo of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War, and Avengers: Endgame are in talks to direct the fifth and sixth Avengers movies in the MCU. In case you needed a refresher, these would be Avengers: The Kang Dynasty and Avengers: Secret Wars, two highly anticipated titles and major convergence points for the planned MCU phases’ storylines.

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It also has Powell in a white t-shirt getting wet in the rain. We’ve already won.

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As Butcher would say, “Oi, Spoilers ahead!”

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You’ve got to stick with it till after the ending, because there’s a mid-credits scene and it is absolutely everything we’ve wanted from the show since season 4 began! Let’s break that diabolical The Boys season 4 ending down, shall we?

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Call us weirdos for wanting that megalomaniac, bully, Captain America-gone-wrong supe back in action, but everyone agrees that Soldier Boy was the best thing about The Boys season 3 and the most spunk the show has had. And with the trajectory of season 4, we kind of need him to crank things up a notch.

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It’s particularly sentimental to think of Dany’s dragons, since we saw a glimpse of them as eggs in House of The Dragon. Director Geeta Vasant Patel confirmed that the dragons we see Rhaenyra send away for safekeeping with Rhaena Targaryen are indeed the petrified dragon eggs that Daenerys received from Magister Illyrio Mopatis upon her wedding to Khal Drogo in Game of Thrones. 

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After an explosive episode 7 that left us at the edge of our seats in the last 15 minutes, and put a whole new twist on our existing theories of whodunnit, everyone is screaming for the final episode now!

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But first, a bit of history and geography!

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According to the books, Ser Simon Strong (Sir Simon Russell Beale), the great uncle of Lord Larys Strong (Matthew Needham), was a knight. By the time we meet him in House of The Dragon season 2, though, he is an old man, who saw through his great-nephew’s devious plan to burn his father Lord Lyonel Strong (Gavin Spokes) and his brother Ser Harwin Strong (Ryan Corr) alive at Harrenhal. 

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In House of the Dragon, after Alicent made sure Rhaenyra’s claim to the Iron Throne was rejected by the patriarchal King’s Council, she was seen getting impaled by her own sword in season 2 episode 5, “Regent.”

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Well, for one, he has been serving face (just like his uncle Aemond Targaryen), and two, he’s been executing some pretty great ideas actually. It’s finally his time to shine!

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You know what they say, seek and ye shall find!

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Very icky spoilers ahead!

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But if you have watched the episode, then you get the excitement over Jacaerys Velaryon name-dropping Silverwing at the end of it!

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This is just one of the many questions floating around in fans’ minds after the announcement that Presumed Innocent has already been renewed for a second season, which came just days before the penultimate episode of season 1 airs. And it’s just as exciting to ponder where the story will go next as it is to try and figure out who the murderer is. I mean, I’ve been looking at a new suspect every episode this season!

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On the one hand, we’re all invested in the stakes of House of The Dragon. We’ve picked sides—Greens or Blacks—cheering on our favorite characters and warriors and championing their rights, but more importantly defending their dragons’ wrongs. (Vhagar, babe, you did nothing wrong!)

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Well, not to space per se, but to NASA. The days leading up to the Apollo 11 mission to land man on the Moon becomes the launchpad for a romance between the mission’s project manager, Cole Davis (Channing Tatum), and smooth-talking ad woman Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson), brought in to make space great again by one of President Nixon’s fixer-uppers, Moe Berkus (Woody Harrelson).

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