says he has “zero notes” — meaning no complaints at all.
One-line summary:
The reviewer thinks The Boys finale was emotionally satisfying, character-focused, well-balanced, and nearly perfect — possibly one of the best TV endings he has ever seen.
twists just to surprise viewers, the writers chose what felt like the best and most natural ending.
It wasn’t an overly happy ending, but it also wasn’t depressingly hopeless — it found a strong middle ground.
Overall, he believes the creators “stuck the landing” perfectly and
like a huge, world-changing event, but it was actually more personal and intimate.
The finale mainly focused on the core conflict: The Boys vs Homelander and Butcher vs Homelander.
He says the ending was both predictable and shocking at the same time. Instead of forcing random
possibilities, without ruining the feeling of finality.
Watching it made him laugh, tear up, feel tense, shocked, and emotional — it strongly affected him.
One criticism (though not really negative) is that the finale felt smaller in scale than expected. Marketing made it seem
some endings were happy, some sad, and some emotionally intense, but all felt right.
He says that even his own fan theories or expectations were worse than what the writers actually delivered.
The ending wrapped up the story well while still leaving a small door open for future
Key points:
He is a longtime fan of the show and believes its success comes from being character-driven, not just about action or superheroes.
According to him, the finale gave every major character a meaningful moment —