Stan Edgar Is Forced To Leave Vought | The Boys
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- After Stan Edgar (Giancarlo Esposito) is told to leave Vought, he visits Homelander (Antony Starr), which never normally goes well. 😬 Watch The Boys on Prime Video.
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"Homelander continously trying to intimidate Edgar and getting upset when it's not working" scenes are my favourite scenes in the show.
Just wait Till he loses the point he has, then his playing big will end quickly and changed to wet pants
All homelander needs to Do is stop carring about popularity
@@profilenotfound2525 I didn't read the comics, when does that happen?
@@popisolation it doesnt , but it will of he does
@@profilenotfound2525 Except, Homelander is a malignant narcissist. The thing he most cares about is how he is perceived by the public. He cannot stop caring about his popularity, because he sees himself through that popularity
But he made him cry...
i love how homelander tried to leave stan speechless and in the end he is the one left speechless
Reminds me a comment I read somewhere in youtube, it's something like this:"He entered as Homelander and left as cosplayer."
Stan, "Oh, insulting me? Hold my glass".
Because there's no point in arguing with weak, defeated nothing that Edgar is.
@@jimmcneal5292is this homelander on an alt account?
This is never Underestimate gus
It’s okay, now Gus can finally focus entirely on taking down the rest of the Salamancas
He has to deal with this Highschool chemistry teacher first
da boss can sock me
@@riverman6462well how did it go
@@Some_guy-on-the-internet he has unfortunately passed away due to an accident involving an elderly gentleman
@@riverman6462 You mean involving a bell given by the nephew of the elderly gentleman.
"You are simply bad product" - Coldest line ever.
IDK your a disappointment was insanely brutal. The best part was it even hurt soldier boy to say it.
"Now look at Walter's product, 99.1% purity!"
Homelander is not up to Pollos standards
Homelander verbally got destroyed.
So, he's equivalent to the millions of ad-block users.
It kinda breaks me how legitimately heartbroken Edgar is when he’s betrayed. You can see it in his eyes.
I loved it
he was hurt but i love that he was also proud of her
No i dont think he is heartbroken because i think he planned this if you read comic you will understand yeah i know comic and show different but actually this scene very similar to comic and just like his character and actions very similar to his comic version
@@yusufkaradag8983Stan Edgar isn’t even in the comics, he is a new character
He is suppose to be James Stillwell from the comic
Hopefully this isn't the last we see of Stan. He was the only one to stand up to Homelander, he even helped Butcher and Starlight against him.
Really? the only one you say?
@@sivertkind I think he means the only person to stand up to him and gets to keep all that blood under his skin.
I'm pretty sure it isn't. You don't just throw a character like Stan Edgar away like this. Especially if its Gincarlo Esposito is playing him
No way he isn’t back especially with an actor as big as Giancarlo Esposito playing him. I image Stan Edgar will have a revenge plan arc against homelander and possibly the boys as well
I bet his daughter will bring him back. She probably just wants to please homelander for now
In the comics, “Bad product” is used as a final conclusion to determine that financing “superheroism” was a massive mistake.
Here, it’s used as the culmination of everything Stan believes and KNOWS is true of Homelander, and the ultimate insult to his pride and ego.
Both used differently, but excellently.
It’s a breaking bad reference
@@tokidoki9651 No, it's a reference to the comics. It's used, verbatim, by the character that Stan Edgar is based off of.
@@MrAcuriteOf1337 No it's a breaking bad reference
@@MrAcuriteOf1337 it's a BB reference
@@4ran466 But it's used in the comics, which were published in 2006, before Breaking Bad.
This is the moment where Stan Edgar becomes Heisenberg
Gus Fring**
@@viditsingla6262 no
@@viditsingla6262 no
@@viditsingla6262 no
@@viditsingla6262 no
No one can deliver a line like Giancarlo Esposito does
The power behind those words 🥶 czcams.com/video/C6n7E2Ep4vQ/video.html
well there's also denzel washington
Except Carla Gugino. And they both have “carl” in their names…
Coincidence? Probably
Viola Davis
@@josedavid29 okay fair enough
Stan edgar is one of the people who are not afraid of homelander even without having any powers
My fan made character The Liberator is not even afraid of homelander
@@ericsantana1184 Ladies, this guy is available! Swipe Right!
@@cupcakesansfrontier I'm a guy, can I swipe left tho?
The chicken man fears no one
It's because he knows what he is exactly doing and doesn't step foot on the gas pedal too hard. Unlike Homelander, Edgar himself stays at the very thin line before it breaks and still knows how to cover up for the entire company with ease.
Giancarlo Esposito can obliterate the soul with just a few calm words and smug grin.... he's a criminally underrated actor.
It's the stare for us...czcams.com/users/shorts5LQUV8aHem8
underrated? you must be high.
underrated????
Definitely not underrated. He’s widely recognized as an iconic actor
He may have been underrated one time but definitely not anymore. I think it's concerning that he might be cursed with typecasting now.
A nice detail is how they added a lot more scenes where Homelander uses his super-senses and x-ray vision. "Unbeliveable. 80 over 60." These tiny powers can usually be forgotten about in Superman but with Homelander, they add a nice tension to character interactions because of a simple overstep in privacy.
What does 80 over 60 mean?
@@hammer.11011 Blood pressure. I'm not smart when it comes to medical stuff but it's that thing they put on your arm at the doctor's office that fills with air and puffs up.
80 over 60 means that Stan is completely calm. He's always been completely calm even in the face of a monster like Homelander which makes Homelander scared of Edgar because nothing he can do makes him panic. I.e. Raise is blood pressure or heartbeat per minute.
@@karatekoala7345 it also means that the guy is in top physical condition. Hardly anyone nowadays has blood pressure that low.
It shows how unfazed Stan is of Homelander
@@subliminalfalllenangel2108 definitely seems like the type of guy who would be like that. No bad habits, exercising and eating well more for the mentality and discipline.
Esposito’s delivery in this scene is amazing
In *every* scene
BEST actor for the role
Being a dentist in Payday 2 kinda spiced up for this role and breaking bad.
They honestly chose the right fella to play Stan Edgar. Couldn’t have thought of a better actor who is practically the epitome of a “businessman”.
Giancarlo Esposito is the ONLY man for the job! 🌟 czcams.com/video/C6n7E2Ep4vQ/video.html
Well yeah he’s Gus Fring
"i used to be intimidated by you"
"allow me to renew that feeling for you then..."
I love how stan is nearly proud of victoria for doing what he would do.
He definitely was. “She did what I taught her to do…”
The only difference is that she was legit trying to protect her daughter, something Stan would likely never do.
Homelander is one of the scariest mofos on any series ever.
Yet Edgar doesn't care and has 0 respect for him. What a badass.
he's protected by a plot armor
He don’t care cuz Gus is more intimidating. He knows his type.
He is more afraid of Lalo
@@Psychopatz If homelander touches him he'll lose everything. Maybe if the flight video got leaked then yeah, he would easily rip apart stan.
Unless they pull a No-U And Stan Is a Super 🫨@@user-kr1op9ix7k
I love how every single time Homelander tries to get under Stan’s skin, he winds up getting the whole situation flipped back onto him.
And the reason for that is... Stan is a badass 😎 czcams.com/video/C6n7E2Ep4vQ/video.html
Homelander's face at the end says it all. He realized at that point that people would turn on him, and his massive ego was hurt
Some will. Some won't. It doesn't matter much, he can win(of course it depends on writers, but irl he could without much problem)
@@jimmcneal5292Homelander's incredibly insecure. That's exactly why it does matter so much.
@@GeekProdigyGuy а lot of people like to throw word "insecurity", forgetting that man SHOULD be "insecure", as it means he is cautious and aware of potential threats
@@jimmcneal5292 that's not what insecurity means in this context. Homelander cares about what other people think about him, he's afraid they won't LIKE him, even tho they pose NO threat to him. That's what it means for him to be insecure.
@@jimmcneal5292 Someone hasn't read the source material.
This was such a huge moment. Even in defeat, Stan is still such a giga chad. No other words describe him
Bruh he isn't
@@jimmcneal5292Yes he is. He’s the only person whose made Homelander feel so insignificant and low.
@@henrydavel1440 but Homelander outgrew him
@@jimmcneal5292 Or maybe he outgrew Homelander.
@@henrydavel1440 no he didn't, stop coping
Homelander isn't up to Pollos standards
his compound V is only at 60% ;(
I love the look Edgar gives to Victoria when she hesitates. He knows she doesn't wanna do it but respects that she's doing what she has to
That wasn’t the original plan.
I am completely unconvinced that this isn't their plan.
His look is like he's saying "it's alright darling"
Even at his lowest point, Gustavo is still boss
One word: 🛎️
@@Some_guy-on-the-internetDING!
@@Some_guy-on-the-internetAAAAAH- 💥
I love the fact that Homelander can’t kill him because killing him would be proving everything Edgar said about him right. Reminds me of how Batman killing the Joker would be the Joker winning.
That's because Batman respects the sanctity of human life, with the Bale iteration saying it's what separates him and makes him different from The Element. Homelander, by comparison, has an atavistic compulsion to be shown anything that remotely resembles love and whacking Stan would cost him that.
I’d say they are closer reflection to Superman and Lex Luther.
Homelander can read your heart rate in the comics, he was never scared of him.
That's because Stan knows no fear! 😎 czcams.com/video/C6n7E2Ep4vQ/video.html
Ofcourse he is the chicken man. He only feared Lalo
This was the Stillwell we knew and expected. And Giancarlo didn't disappoint
This is Stan Edgar
@- SageAegis - ohhhhh okay I didn’t read the comics sorry
"You are simply bad product. " That's definitely a Gustavo Fring line
Imagine getting called ‘bad product’ by your boss, you are not only not seem as a person, but probably lower than that
Surely, Stan Edgar and Gustavo "Gus" Fring does share same sort of attitude and identity. Both of em' aren't scared of anyone, and you can't just withstand their intelligence. I don't know if it just probably me or it is because that's the attitude which Giancarlo has while playing his characters.
I haven't heard of any Stan Edgar movie, imagine calling him a character as well like he's fictional....
Gus was scared of Lalo
Gus was terrified of Lalo Salamanca. Look how far he went to try to protect himself against Lalo.
gus was hyperventilating when he shot lalo in the dark lol
@@LJAndrews1986 what?
My favorite part about the Boys is the relationship between Edgar and Homelander. No matter how clever or in control Homelander feels or acts Edgar is always there to put him back into his place with nothing more then a few words and a sarcastic smile.
In many ways it makes Homelander even more scary because it shows he's never really in control of any situation and someone who's that powerful but never really in control makes him far more dangerous then someone who is because you never really know how he's going to react.
I'm hoping he'll show up again in a future season. Even if I have no idea how that could happen.
"Losing" the company to Homelander could be a part of his "five year plan" he talked in the 1st episode of the season. Would be nice plot twist, even if a predictable one.
@@FulfillMyWill his reaction in the press conference didn't look like it was planned.
@@FulfillMyWillhe’s smart, he probably expected this. Homelander just gave him the easiest out he could’ve imagined. Probably has millions stored away.
Id like to think Stan Edgar knows of a secret contingency in case Homelander goes down the murderous path on the world
The scariest part of Homelander is when he becomes clever
Homelander is pretty smart. It just so happens he's playing against even starter adversaries. But smarts+demigodhood+insecurity is a very dangerous combination.
@@BrownHairL he reminds me Cersei Lannister. He is not as smart as he think he is.
He is not smart... He only tries to act smart. That makes him oversmart
Everything he does that he thinks is clever has blown up in his face...
All this scene shows is that homelander plays checker and Edgar plays 3d chess. Edgar is right, as I feel homelander’s grip on power will soon be coming to an end, but the character doesn’t realize this.
2:30 me after choosing the urinal right next to another guy
I'm dying right now😂
This should be pinned 😂
wow💀
platinum comment 😂👌
That was breaking-bad savage from him.
"You are simply not up to Pollos' standards"
0:56 homelander face😆
I love Stan Edgar, he is the best antagonist to Homelander I've seen so far. Also his lines be hitting and his voice
Even in an alternate universe, Giancarlo cannot accept bad product.
What makes Stan so effective against Homelander is he's never trying to actually insult him. Homelander is always trying to get a rise ofnsime kind out of Stan (like a child) whereas Stan is simply being honest about what he believes and/or what needs to he done in the company. That's why ol in this scene Homelander loses: he's trying to hurt Stan's feelings, but Stan is simply telling the truth. And as the old saying goes: truth hurts.
You call a soul
You call soul
You call Saul
Better call Saul
Corny
@@fupalover Clearly you've never called Saul
@@Yougotcaged102 😂😂😂
That's Goodman
"Ha should i call FBI and said i found Superman from Wagonmart"
The way he looked at Victoria Neuman when he was being escorted out is probably the only time he’s shown emotion.
How crazy how everybody want Giancarlo Esposito to play their Bad Guy he does that so well
He's getting typecast but I guess he's cool with that.
@@throwback19841hard to think of anyone better for this type of character
@@throwback19841Considering his previous roles never fully exploited his potential when he gets serious, it's obvious that he really likes playing these characters.
It pays well and it cements his reputation further as the guy everyone imagines as the villain who can't be beaten normally without proving his point or causing irreversible issues.
All-in-all, he's found his calling within his calling. Very few actors manage to do so properly. Instead they are all over the place (Nicolas Cage... Adam Sandler...)
I love the difference between what Homelander tells the rest of the 7 vs what Stan tells Homelander in season 2, Homelander tells them that Vaught is a purely superhero company, and that it deserves to be ran by superheroes. While in reality, what Stan tells Homelander the opposite, that they are a weapons/pharma company and that it should be ran by businessman.
Something about the way the fans love Stan Edgar's badass-ness really rubs me the wrong way. Homelander is bad product, but... he's Vought's product. They created him, shaped him into the psychopathic manchild he is today, and are responsible for every bad thing he's ever done. Homelander is a monster, but Stan Edgar was happy to unleash this monster onto the world, for profit.
For what it's worth, I don't think anyone sees Edgar as morally or ethically superior to Homelander in any way. People think he's cool because he's much smarter than Homelander and is cruel enough to put even the most powerful Supe in the world in his place.
I don’t think it’s fair to put Homelander’s failures as a superhero on Edgar. He had no way of knowing or a reason to assume he would turn out the way he did.
@@LjuboCupic1912 It doesn't excuse the absolute monster that Homelander is but his upbringing would make a superpowered tyrant out of anyone.
I don't know the exact timeline, but I think homelander was already born (and thus no longer an avertable issue) by the time Edgar became CEO. We know he was just a middle-management type when soldier boy was abducted.
@@Elmo9001 but you said it yourself that it doesn't excuse the absolute monster that Homelander is. People are allowed to root against the guy.
The fact that he remained so calm during the entire thing…
The writers knew exactly what they were doing when the had him say “bad product”
Lil fact: "Bad Product" are the last words James Stillwell (Stan Edgar comic equivalent) said in The BOYS comic
Before he had the breakdown right?
@@pyromaniac709yea
When Homelander taunted him about the habit of "temporary" leaves of absence becoming permanent, I half-expected Edgar to say something like "Indeed they do, especially after a fiasco like this. Can you imagine how SUPERHUMANLY incompetent any successor would have to be for the board and investors to want me back in charge?"
Hire fans yo
@@9SooS9beat me to it
What if we held hands
Stan knows a thing or two about “bad product”.
Aw they cut off how loudly Edgar slams the glass down as he leaves.
It makes it look like hes fleeing as soon as he insults Homelander, then slams the glass to make sure he knows not to forget he isnt scared.
I still think he has super powers that somehow make him the Prime.
🙄
Prime Video
he is a 10th level intellect.
@@null9932 Boi if u don't..
Would explain why he's so calm around homelander
Even in other shows, he would not accept bad product.
"And I think you'll come to sorely regret that"
Gus Fring is such a great character that they use him in multiple roles.
He plays the same type of role in a lot of his movies even before Breaking Bad..Gus just happens to he his most famous role
@@theoriginaltroll388 he's great at playing that kind of character tbf
@@epicfan1598 I'd love to see him in a comedy playing a loving dad like Heisenberg in Malcolm
@@Koraxus Its funny, he's great at keeping a stoic expressionless face and not showing much emotion. Would be funny seeing him in a comedy film
@@epicfan1598 Having a super serious character like that in comedy shows is funny by itself
Vicky: I have to lookout for Zoe.
Stan: I wonder how that will end with homelander having no leash.
2:45 THAT SIDE EYE. the acting of tony starr is stellar. marvel, eat -azz- your heart out
Reminds me when ironman told steve” everything special about you , came out of a bottle”
Except in this case it’s true
@@brandonm5130 very true.
Ironic considering Capt told ironman hes nothing outside the suit.
I like to imagine this was the nth attempt Homelander tried to own Edgar. L after L and he still hasn’t learn.
The funny thing is what Edgar says to Homelander about not having anything to approve of is basically the same as when Solider Boy later calls him a disappointment. Both of his daddys not being happy with the finished product.
"What kind of senator talks to a supe? No senator. No senator at all."
-Gustavo Edgar
"A bad product. What a reputation to leave behind. Is that how you want to be remembered? Last chance to look at me, Homelander."
-Stan Fring
This was his part time job when he had free time not working at Pollos
0:26 What did she just say?!?!
Amogus!
Season 4 twist Stan goes all out helping the Boys "Well, certainly I play all sides as well. Enjoy"
His inner Gus was coming out lol.
Homelander got absolutely violated by Edgar at the end there
Stan is and always will be a BADASS 😎 czcams.com/video/C6n7E2Ep4vQ/video.html
I seriously gotta learn from Stan Edger, how to actually disrespect people.
This is the moment Homelander realized Stan Edgar is not to be truffled with.
The music that plays right after Homelander says "it's the dawn of the seven" gives me chills.
And at the end of the season people see the true homelander and they praise him
Not yet, but soon.
Yeah but that never works out
Those were his supporters though. We haven’t seen the reaction of others yet.
I think Edgar was referring to Homelandder's stupidity.
@@thangfahsavung9120 the politcian who was at the nation conference must be crapping themselves and the I told you so moment
This scene between Homelander and Edgar feels like a study comparing the sociopath to the psychopath.
Homelander at the end almost hit him with the 🛎️ 🛎️ 🛎️ 💥
I just realised that edgar probably planned this so when vought eventually implodes because of homelander he wont be part of the company and escapes all blame
He is Homelander’s daddy, Homelander was seriously trying to get a response from Stan like how a son does when his dad goes quiet.
0:27 among us
I love the blatant disrespect he gives Homelander completely ignoring him and then just cutting him off love that little detail
Man, the acting in this show really is top-notch
Giancarlo Esposito is the epitome of chilling when he speaks low and controlled like this
Giancarlo is an amazing actor. Every single speech of his sends shivers down my spine. Just like @ 3:21
"Last chance to look at me, Stan Edgar"
"What would that do? Where would it even go?" a small line, but a powerful one to be sure
His silence pauses are golden.
I love that they just adapted Gus fring to the boys even using the term bad “product”
Stan Edgar and Billy Butcher, the only two people in the world not afraid of Homelander.
This makes me want Stan Edgar to get back on top so much more now!!!
You cut my favourite scene where he then meets mike outside the building and says it’s time to break bad
The Homelander actor does such an amazing job at being child like. He is enjoying THINKING he has the upperhand like a 12 year old torturing his little brother.
Funny enough, I saw The Boys first and I only recently finished Breaking Bad. I couldn't help but imagine his as Gus saying to people "You are bad Product" while watching BB
I can see this man playing a live action Lex Luthor. He plays Lex in Harley Quinn but that’s not the same.
Hope not. Superman wont stand a chance.
I hope not. Hollywood should stop typecasting him for what essentially boil down to the same roles he has played already.
Homelander a result of "Bad Product" That right there is 100 percent honesty from Boss himself in company!
They be releasing the boys content quite a lot, season 4 def coming soon🙏
Is gus bringing los Pollos Hermano to the boys universe?
If he did Dross it would be “ Algo Pertubador….número 5”
Homelander is lucky he's not into his fring mode
The NNC joke gotta be in the top 5 best jokes of the show.
The way this man says the word “product”
I hope Edgar is a part of the operation that will ultimately take down Homelander.
I find it funny when homelander emphasized on the word "straight" while looking at maeve. Not sure if it was intentional
I have no idea how we have Gus Fring saying "I'm your daddy" here and the internet hasn't done anything with that.
Stan looks genuinely hurt. World-class acting.
Superhero company? Here I thought Vaught was a pharmaceutical company.
If Giancarlo Esposito ever roasted me, I would have to fend off the overwhelming urge to thank him
Something note worthy is it's been mentioned in the comic that Homelander can hear people's heartrates, he can tell when people in his presence are scared, but Stan Edgar never was.