I hope at the end of all this, he'll just take back control of Vought, or at least what's left of it, then either finalize his plans with V-24, or just create a brand new super team like in the comics. The latter leaving him disappointed.
@@kitkatkruncher22WOAAAAAHHH there buddy, we don’t accept outside references here! If you write an extensive 150 page essay on why you’re sorry I just might forgive you.
@@malachisguides Woah! We don't allow negative comments here, friend. I'm now crying and screaming into my pillow as i write this, please apologise immediately.
15:51 Homelander knowing that his blood pressure was 80/60 must have been so insulting and painful for him. He literally ruined him, and he knows that he can rip him in half, and he also knows for a FACT that he can't even make the man's blood pressure rise. He can't get fear, anger, ANYTHING from him. His apathy hurts Homelander so much.
@@therealmr.incredible3179 None of them will be able to get close to him and if they were to, I doubt Homelander would be cool with any of them taking him out due to his respect of Edgar. Regardless, Sister Sage has been kicked out for now, Tek-Knight is dead I think and Soldier Boy is in cryo stasis
It doesn't say "Best Moments" clown. It says being a savage boss for 20 minutes. Also, it didn't show all of his scenes in the series. Someone should pay more attention.
What i love most about Stan is that for all the coldness and callousness he still genuinely cares about his granddaughter to the point of helping the Boys. That gives him a lot of depth imo
I love the fact homelander can hear his heart really drives home the idea that while he says these things to him he 1) means it and 2) isn’t afraid of homelander enough to sugarcoat it. Bravo Vince👏
12:56 oh my god, I never noticed Homelander trying to hurry so he can sit in the middle chair before Edgar, and then looking all dejected when he doesn't make it. He looks like such a toddler XD
He called Homelander "bad product" and just strolled away lol. Stan is the strongest supe on this show, he ruins Homelander every time with only a few sentences 😂
Stan edgar is just coping. Because he knows Homelander being the way he is was his own doing. He was the one who had him raised the way he was raised... and in the end, it's most likely going to cost him his life.
@@KingSlayer_. Tbf, if Stan's fate will be anything like Stilwell's from the comics...nope. He'll get away with all of it scot-free, frame someone for the whole thing, and move on to a new corporation.
I disagree. His limited on screen appearance and being the Vought CEO only adds to the mysticism of the character. We see a cold, calculated businessman tell the company’s most popular hero that he, in essence, does not really matter.
Imagine if he adopted homelander when he was a baby instead of Victoria. It’s a blessing to the boys world that he doesn’t have Stan’s intelligence and pragmatism. He’s be unstoppable then
If It wasn't for Sage, Homelander would have probably turned vought into a shithole by now just like Edgar guessed. Albeit I think Sage will eventually be the nail in the coffin of Homelander & Vought
Sage Kinda scared me more at the end, then when she 1st appeared. Looks like she realized she can make almost anything she wants can happen. Can't wait to see what she does next
@@tehnative9779Sage entering in the last episode was Deus Ex Machina for the show, just easy excuse from the writers. We didn’t see any of her actions which caused the final result, no plan visible, no connections. I would be laughing if in the final season, they will show that she is just good actress and it was just a luck, not a plan. Like in this scene from Rick and Morty “20 minutes adventure” when Rick just breaks down and screams sth like “I was not in control at all, we almost died, that was pure luck.”
@@bart2804 Feel like it's possible to interpret it as her just winging it. She probably had specific plans that worked while the rest worked in her favor. I doubt she wanted nueman dead but actually dirt on stinger. That was the shape shifters job, to assassinate. In what ways? Publicly or literally. Nueman would have likely gotten impeached for being a supe as well. So either way they would have both been gone, it'll just have taken longer.
I love the fact that Homelander can sense when someone is feeling afraid or nervous. But with Edgar he doesn’t see anything. That’s why Homelander himself is scared of him because he knows his only way to intimidate people isn’t working on Stan
I love the way Homie makes a run for his chair in an attempt to get there before Stan. Stan in the Seven's room bitchslaping Homelander with his sole pressence is such a contrast to a regular Seven meeting where you can feel how everybody in the room is terrified of Homelander.
But we see Stan Edgar in the past in 1984 and he was clearly much younger, so either he’s a secret Supe that injected Compound V more recently or his real superpower is psychological manipulation
in a world where superpowers exists, money is still the strongest superpower. Do you think the final joke about a towel is a hint to stan's hemorroids or more general a way to say "i don't want to get myself dirty"? hahahah love the writings
It comes down to the fact that Homelander begrudgingly knows he is not a genius. As soon as Edgar was not leading him he needed someone else so he onboarded Sister Sage.
@@phillipjackson3498 "A mother will do anything to protect her son" The son is Essentially a bargaining chip to keep the mother obedient and/ or do what they want her to do
I'm not gonna lie. I feel like I always noticed a certain kinship between him and starlight too. When he was rooting for her as captain of The 7 I was like hell yeah
@@thelvadam5113 yes, he does. If he didn't, he wouldn't be teaching her anything. Him not remembering her origin story is just him not really respecting her back then when she was weaker, and now that she's extremely popular and is shown willing to stand up against Vought, he respects her.
@@noobingaround3866true, but also consider that he does respect intelligence. He may not end up being loyal or help Starlight but he respects her intelligence enough not to be mean to her
1:58 - This stare. The most ruthless drug dealers and cartel members in New Mexico wake up in a cold sweat thinking about this stare. Homelander never stood a chance.
I love it when Giancarlo walks out of prison and gives you the feeling that hes this eldritch entity beyond the average common ninkimpoop's comprehension, having a great time toying with the world around him
I don’t think Stan has the plot armor he did in the earlier seasons. If Homelander meets him I think he’ll just kill him now honestly, especially now that he knows he was psychologically conditioned when he was a child
there's going to be some twisted and perverted interpretation of how Homelander will try to "prove himself" to Stan before finishing him off, but he has to achieve that first. i imagine something like when homelander controlls the world, he's going to be like "See what I can do Stan?!" as a means of proving him wrong, then again, Stan may still be colored unimpress.
@@nathannorthrenia8810 I mean he killed the scientist lady who raised him and was probably even more directly responsible for instilling his crippling psychological needs into him. Plus he’s just far more unstable than he was when Stan was around. I mean he killed half of Vought in the last episode without a second thought
@@zentazym1he didnt kill her, just left her in the room he was locked in full of blood n shi. chances are she definitely got out especially the kinda power she has to even be in that situation
Leave it to Stan Edgar to strike a physically invulnerable man in a psychologically vulnerable spot. If he could make Homelander hated by everyone, Homelander would probably self-delete.
I love Stan's new offer cuz as a Star Wars fan it beautifully encapsulates the difference between Darth invader and emperor Palpatine AKA apprentice in a sith Master and to an extent Jedi as well. Will power is not moving rocks and lightsabers. It's the ability to be able to manipulate in the most subtlest ways. The energy that is the force, the connection between all of us in our minds and our actions and our beliefs to how you want the world to be. This is why traditionally in the original trilogy Yoda and sidious do not have lightsabers or have them and don't use them because they don't need them. They're above that. Same way with Luke in The Last Jedi. I think a lot of fans keep forgetting that.
It’s less about him throwing away his lightsaber (though people do forget that literally the last time we see his lightsaber in Episode 6 is him chucking it away) and more so the fact he is so apathetic to the need for the light side to step up. Granted, he’s not the protagonist of the sequel trilogy, but it’s painful to watch the one who was meant to restore the Jedi order just abandon everything after one failed attempt. You’d think he’d at least be like Yoda where he would be willing to guide someone to accomplish what he couldn’t.
@@Paragon13 One that not only shows you how different he is, which leads to the whole theme that I wish they continued with, which is our expectations of People based on legacy as opposed to their actual reality. But I would argue that it's tragic to see Luke like this in the same way for anyone who grew up with the prequels to see it. Tragic to watch Anakin turn into Darth Vader. Again, he literally became his father like the Jedi before him. I agree that the execution was really bad but that was the theme and I do appreciate it.
In the one where he calls him bad product homelander taunts him multiple times before Stan even acknowledges his presence, until he mentions vicky is when he decides to respond
He almost resembles his comic book equivalent... As in he's not quite as deadpan sociopathic but he can still put a superpowered baby like Homelander in his place.
I’m honestly quite curious if they are gonna go further with Starlight and Stans strange dynamic. The way he openly tries to teach Annie about power, half jokingly speaks of a ‘kinship’ with her. Hope it’s further developed
Stan reading Homelander about his birthday party and basically telling him to cry about it, is what made me look up the show and start watching The Boys.
Him still being alive entering season five is the ultimate wild card for the show
Maeve gonna return for season 5 also
He's gonna use some V and go ham
@@blobviss-3367 He doesn't need V. He's all man without it.
The house always wins ^-^
I hope at the end of all this, he'll just take back control of Vought, or at least what's left of it, then either finalize his plans with V-24, or just create a brand new super team like in the comics. The latter leaving him disappointed.
“It’s your party, you can cry if you want to”
*C O O K E D*
Just like his chicken
@@kitkatkruncher22WOAAAAAHHH there buddy, we don’t accept outside references here! If you write an extensive 150 page essay on why you’re sorry I just might forgive you.
@@babaook-95DAAAAYUM 😂😂😂😂
@@babaook-95 Your comment is bad and you should feel bad
@@malachisguides Woah! We don't allow negative comments here, friend.
I'm now crying and screaming into my pillow as i write this, please apologise immediately.
Homelander is lucky to be alive. Not only is he bad product, but he sure as hell ain’t up to Los Pollos standards
"do you think i'll ever kill a child?" - some episodes later - "I WILL KILL YOUR INFANT DAUGHTER"
SAY HIS NAME!! 😅😅😅😅
“is it good enough?”
😂😂
Exactly what I was looking for!
15:51 Homelander knowing that his blood pressure was 80/60 must have been so insulting and painful for him. He literally ruined him, and he knows that he can rip him in half, and he also knows for a FACT that he can't even make the man's blood pressure rise. He can't get fear, anger, ANYTHING from him. His apathy hurts Homelander so much.
When a genetically modified sadistic sociopath meets a true blood born psychopath.
Not apathy. Control.
Same with Billy Butcher
@@phillipjackson3498 nah Butcher's heart rate is high when Homelander's here, just not out of fear
@@xomi9722 that Brit's angrier than him
Homelander must be really terrified of even speaking again to Edgar, the man keeps hammering him in every confrontation
he knows that he simply can't kill him, so his whole way of living just turns blue screen hahaha. Homelander is basically a baby, don't forget that.
Homelander knows Stan is not scared of him, because he can monitor his heart.
Lmao, You gotta let Sister Sage, Tek-Knight or Soldier Boy put Edgar in his Place.
@@therealmr.incredible3179 None of them will be able to get close to him and if they were to, I doubt Homelander would be cool with any of them taking him out due to his respect of Edgar. Regardless, Sister Sage has been kicked out for now, Tek-Knight is dead I think and Soldier Boy is in cryo stasis
@@therealmr.incredible3179 What is Soldier Boy gonna do?
“Stan Edgar’s best moments”
Shows all of his scenes in the series
It doesn't say "Best Moments" clown. It says being a savage boss for 20 minutes. Also, it didn't show all of his scenes in the series. Someone should pay more attention.
Because all of his scenes are badass
Agree @@orange3567
@thechampuru they're just saying he's always awesome. It's not that serious lol
@@thechampuru calm down my guy
What i love most about Stan is that for all the coldness and callousness he still genuinely cares about his granddaughter to the point of helping the Boys. That gives him a lot of depth imo
@@enzoaurelius5606 womp womp
literally every grandfather soft spot
@@enzoaurelius5606…
Ah yes,the original,where supes are just outright evil and degenerate with no depth@@enzoaurelius5606
@@enzoaurelius5606 what does woke mean
I love the fact homelander can hear his heart really drives home the idea that while he says these things to him he 1) means it and 2) isn’t afraid of homelander enough to sugarcoat it. Bravo Vince👏
wdym "Vince"? he didn't direct the show
@@ItchyAmp r/woosh
@@aldocassador7558 damn im an idiot. I just now recently understood the joke
@@ItchyAmp all good bro don’t worry. At least you got there in the end
That's from the comic.
12:56 oh my god, I never noticed Homelander trying to hurry so he can sit in the middle chair before Edgar, and then looking all dejected when he doesn't make it. He looks like such a toddler XD
I replayed that part a dozen times and it's still funny especially knowing homelanders insecurities
I never noticed that until you mentioned it. Holy crap, that's so funny.
He called Homelander "bad product" and just strolled away lol. Stan is the strongest supe on this show, he ruins Homelander every time with only a few sentences 😂
Stan's superpower: emotional damage / psychological strength
Do you think he secretly has supe powers?
@@esceri1it'd be a cool little twist but Homelander wouldve said something by now since he can smell people's blood
@esceri1 if he does I wouldn't be surprised if they were mind related like reading their thoughts
The way he says bad product he sounds like gus sorry I'm high and always thought this and thought it was funny
Stan knows the names of all the little people, like prison guards and waiters.
It's all part of his business, to know things
Ikr 😅
Stan’s a menace, he’s one of the only people in the boys that doesn’t fear Homelander.
Comes to his time running a chicken restaurant
Yes that is amazing!!! 😎😎😎💙💙💙
16:38 “But to the bottomless, gaping pit of insecurity you call a soul”
Jesus Christ💀
Homelander only respects people who aren't scared of him. If Stan Edgar showed fear he'd be dead.
Stan edgar is just coping. Because he knows Homelander being the way he is was his own doing. He was the one who had him raised the way he was raised... and in the end, it's most likely going to cost him his life.
@@KingSlayer_. Tbf, if Stan's fate will be anything like Stilwell's from the comics...nope. He'll get away with all of it scot-free, frame someone for the whole thing, and move on to a new corporation.
Bro dropped the bar
@@Can_O_Crayolalike what he did in Albuquerque
I wish there was more scenes of Stan Edgar, such a great actor and his scenes with homelander are incredible
same! he's just a very expensive actor, even for amazon.
Watching Edgar is more educational than an MBA.
I disagree. His limited on screen appearance and being the Vought CEO only adds to the mysticism of the character. We see a cold, calculated businessman tell the company’s most popular hero that he, in essence, does not really matter.
@@0554joe Man, you just said what I was about to say. D*** i*, but you did it better than I did.
But watching him put Homelander in his place all the time would take away from HL's fear that we all feel whenever he's on screen.
12:44 Homelander trying to sit at the head of the table but Stan beat him too had me weak asf dawg💀😂😂😂
Lmaoo 💀
@@mrassassinc7538 Stan was petty dawg😂😂
to*
😂😂😂😂
Bro that trot homelander did to catch up😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Imagine if he adopted homelander when he was a baby instead of Victoria. It’s a blessing to the boys world that he doesn’t have Stan’s intelligence and pragmatism. He’s be unstoppable then
He'd be even more terrifying
He be a much better parent than the lab
holelander would prolly be a different manace
Homander would actually be smart
I think Homelander would be better. He would be more emotionally stable and actually a smart businessman whilst still being as ruthless as Neumann.
damn stan really warned us about tech knight and we should have listened lol
If It wasn't for Sage, Homelander would have probably turned vought into a shithole by now just like Edgar guessed. Albeit I think Sage will eventually be the nail in the coffin of Homelander & Vought
He turned USA into full dictatorship actually, worst than what Edgar guessed
Sage Kinda scared me more at the end, then when she 1st appeared. Looks like she realized she can make almost anything she wants can happen. Can't wait to see what she does next
@@tehnative9779Sage entering in the last episode was Deus Ex Machina for the show, just easy excuse from the writers. We didn’t see any of her actions which caused the final result, no plan visible, no connections.
I would be laughing if in the final season, they will show that she is just good actress and it was just a luck, not a plan. Like in this scene from Rick and Morty “20 minutes adventure” when Rick just breaks down and screams sth like “I was not in control at all, we almost died, that was pure luck.”
@@bart2804 Feel like it's possible to interpret it as her just winging it. She probably had specific plans that worked while the rest worked in her favor.
I doubt she wanted nueman dead but actually dirt on stinger. That was the shape shifters job, to assassinate. In what ways? Publicly or literally. Nueman would have likely gotten impeached for being a supe as well.
So either way they would have both been gone, it'll just have taken longer.
@bart2804 loose connections. At worst. Her grand plan is building an empire for heroes as she said it's onto phase two. Whatever that means.
Giancarlo Esposito is such a boss
Homelander simply does not measure up to Los Pollos standards
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
stan DID call him bad product, soooo…
I love how Stan basically owns homelander in almost every single scene he’s in with him
Can't believe I missed Homelander skipping 12:44 to get to the head chair before Stan 😂
I just caught that too😭😭😭😭
In "real life" he would have had super speeded to get there first.
@@ninjaguyYT Yeah but he didnt wanna make it obvious
As despicable as Homelander is that moment will live in my head rent free.
Who knew Gus Fring ran a superhero company in another state.
This same joke over and over again...NPCs are scary
@@galexcia🤡
*a pharmaceutical company you mean?
“We are not a superhero company”
@@galexcia breaking bad is the most iconic and best tv series ever, go fys.
I love the fact that Homelander can sense when someone is feeling afraid or nervous. But with Edgar he doesn’t see anything. That’s why Homelander himself is scared of him because he knows his only way to intimidate people isn’t working on Stan
I love the way Homie makes a run for his chair in an attempt to get there before Stan. Stan in the Seven's room bitchslaping Homelander with his sole pressence is such a contrast to a regular Seven meeting where you can feel how everybody in the room is terrified of Homelander.
There’s no way Edgar doesn’t have a contingency plan for Homelander. It’s got to be the only reason he hasn’t been ripped in half by now.
I reckon he’s a supe. Could even be the first supe and ages slowly/never ages.
But we see Stan Edgar in the past in 1984 and he was clearly much younger, so either he’s a secret Supe that injected Compound V more recently or his real superpower is psychological manipulation
@@kelvinsmymiddlename5756 or he’s already got a way to kill Homelander (which I think will work into S5)
@@OldManTheseDayssoldier boy / Ryan
Him moving the chair next to HOMELANDER’s seat as a sign of “ co cap “ is such good f*cking writing
in a world where superpowers exists, money is still the strongest superpower. Do you think the final joke about a towel is a hint to stan's hemorroids or more general a way to say "i don't want to get myself dirty"? hahahah love the writings
4:46 Y did I jus realized Tek knight was introduced this early??
Tek Knight was mentioned in season 1 when Butcher and Hughie go to the therapy group. One of the attendees had her spine broken by him.
Because unless you read the comics, it’s a line that will go overlooked by most until they rewatch the series.
Give this actor an award!
Please. Give him several.
4:28 The moment Edgar turns into Gustavo.
I love how everything stan said came to pass in S4 about homelander.
“53% might DVR”😂😂
It comes down to the fact that Homelander begrudgingly knows he is not a genius. As soon as Edgar was not leading him he needed someone else so he onboarded Sister Sage.
9:44 I wonder if at this moment Stan developed some amount of respect for Butcher. I mean that smile was like an evil but somewhat proud smile.
What butcher said before Stan's smile, what exactly did he mean by that to cause that smile? It flew over my head
@@phillipjackson3498 "A mother will do anything to protect her son" The son is Essentially a bargaining chip to keep the mother obedient and/ or do what they want her to do
@@jewfroish3 Ah ok I got it and DAMN Billy.
Esposito chews scenery without opening his mouth, what a badass
2:02 You can see Homelander is examining Stan to see if he struck something but he stood there completely unflinched. What a badass
I'm not gonna lie. I feel like I always noticed a certain kinship between him and starlight too. When he was rooting for her as captain of The 7 I was like hell yeah
@thelvadam5113 he also has some respect toward Starlight. Those are not mutually exclusive.
@@thelvadam5113 yes, he does. If he didn't, he wouldn't be teaching her anything. Him not remembering her origin story is just him not really respecting her back then when she was weaker, and now that she's extremely popular and is shown willing to stand up against Vought, he respects her.
He played her in order to antagonize Homelander. There was no respect, there were interests
@@noobingaround3866true, but also consider that he does respect intelligence. He may not end up being loyal or help Starlight but he respects her intelligence enough not to be mean to her
Butcher saying she turned her into a tentacles mouth nightmare is funny especially now that he has tentacles coming out of his chest 😅
1:58 - This stare. The most ruthless drug dealers and cartel members in New Mexico wake up in a cold sweat thinking about this stare.
Homelander never stood a chance.
Homelander’s nothing compared to the Salamancas.
"Of course she does" man the look of absolute disgust along with the line really says exactly what he thinks about stormfront!
Dang, that eye twitch at 11:15 is peak acting skills.
I bet he makes some wicked pottery.
If Homelander is this world's version of Superman then Stan Edgar is Lex Luthor.
“You’re simply bad product” - and then he goes on to cook the best product in the southwest
Its criminal that the writers didnt make use of him more
He is too op
I feel like they used him just enough. Too much exposure and you lessen the impact.
15:14 never ever thought of power like that, but hes absolutely right. damn, bravo to the writers fr
Sometimes I feel like Homelander is actually just Zack Morris but with laser beams for eyes. If ya know ya know.
But Homelander never stops time to break the 4th wall...
@@jeffrobagman2834 So true! We will leave that to PREPPIE and Deadpool.
One is a powerful and unbeatable characters on the show. And the other is Homelander
Homelander's run to the main chair in the room and then being upset when Gus takes it - its precious.
I love it when Giancarlo walks out of prison and gives you the feeling that hes this eldritch entity beyond the average common ninkimpoop's comprehension, having a great time toying with the world around him
A little homelander didn't knew that before joining Vought , stan edgar has 22 restaurants of Los pOllos hermanos
Sage told him there is one person he can’t beat without her, that’s Stan
Y’all forgot the part where he says he’s amazed how the boys been alive for so long 😂😂😂
Esposito is pulling Tiwyn Lannister levels in that role
Homelander is no Lyle. Homelander doesn't meet Los Pollos Hermanos standards.
4:37 the subtle head bob he does sells the character in such a believable way.
I don’t think Stan has the plot armor he did in the earlier seasons. If Homelander meets him I think he’ll just kill him now honestly, especially now that he knows he was psychologically conditioned when he was a child
doubt
there's going to be some twisted and perverted interpretation of how Homelander will try to "prove himself" to Stan before finishing him off, but he has to achieve that first. i imagine something like when homelander controlls the world, he's going to be like "See what I can do Stan?!" as a means of proving him wrong, then again, Stan may still be colored unimpress.
If he allows Stan to talk Stan lives😂😂😂😂😂
@@nathannorthrenia8810 I mean he killed the scientist lady who raised him and was probably even more directly responsible for instilling his crippling psychological needs into him. Plus he’s just far more unstable than he was when Stan was around. I mean he killed half of Vought in the last episode without a second thought
@@zentazym1he didnt kill her, just left her in the room he was locked in full of blood n shi. chances are she definitely got out especially the kinda power she has to even be in that situation
Why is he always a savage in everything he played?
This show should end with the real superhero showdown ... Stan vs. Sister Sage!
I have a feeling those two are going to have a great scene together next season!
Stan Edgar is one of my favorite characters in the boys
Favorites line.
"Looking for my approval. Like I'm your daddy".
Leave it to Stan Edgar to strike a physically invulnerable man in a psychologically vulnerable spot. If he could make Homelander hated by everyone, Homelander would probably self-delete.
I love the delivery of:
Enlighten me
Sqad
Bad Product
They're giving me so much chills
This collage is excellent. Makes me realise 1 major reason why S4 is so different in vibe.
"You know what the public hears ? Gustavo"
You can't tell me that was not intentionally written 😭💀
It was "Gestapo" aka Geheime Staatspolizei from the Nazis.
Homelander is how Lex Luthor looks at Superman
Giancarlo has incredible screen presence, love watching him.
Giancarlo Esposito is simply flawless as Stan Edgar! What a fantastic actor he is. Bravo sir, bravo! 👏
No Matter what the universe Gustavo is untouchable 😂😂😂
I love Stan's new offer cuz as a Star Wars fan it beautifully encapsulates the difference between Darth invader and emperor Palpatine AKA apprentice in a sith Master and to an extent Jedi as well. Will power is not moving rocks and lightsabers. It's the ability to be able to manipulate in the most subtlest ways. The energy that is the force, the connection between all of us in our minds and our actions and our beliefs to how you want the world to be. This is why traditionally in the original trilogy Yoda and sidious do not have lightsabers or have them and don't use them because they don't need them. They're above that. Same way with Luke in The Last Jedi. I think a lot of fans keep forgetting that.
It’s less about him throwing away his lightsaber (though people do forget that literally the last time we see his lightsaber in Episode 6 is him chucking it away) and more so the fact he is so apathetic to the need for the light side to step up. Granted, he’s not the protagonist of the sequel trilogy, but it’s painful to watch the one who was meant to restore the Jedi order just abandon everything after one failed attempt. You’d think he’d at least be like Yoda where he would be willing to guide someone to accomplish what he couldn’t.
@@Paragon13 One that not only shows you how different he is, which leads to the whole theme that I wish they continued with, which is our expectations of People based on legacy as opposed to their actual reality. But I would argue that it's tragic to see Luke like this in the same way for anyone who grew up with the prequels to see it. Tragic to watch Anakin turn into Darth Vader. Again, he literally became his father like the Jedi before him. I agree that the execution was really bad but that was the theme and I do appreciate it.
i like the only time stan ever got slight emotional was with billy butcher the only other person that sees ppl for who they are
Didn't know Los Polos have people superpowers. It's all those damn fumes from Heisenberg
In the one where he calls him bad product homelander taunts him multiple times before Stan even acknowledges his presence, until he mentions vicky is when he decides to respond
He almost resembles his comic book equivalent... As in he's not quite as deadpan sociopathic but he can still put a superpowered baby like Homelander in his place.
Gus just built 300 pollos hermanos in homelander's head
I love ❤ Stan's savagery.
Lmao, You gotta let Sister Sage, Tek-Knight or Soldier Boy put Edgar in his Place.
The standing defition of "Played the f*ck out of that role". Dude is a masterclass of acting talent.
Esposito is a fantastic actor.
When Edger Stan removes his glasses, he's ready to stand on business.
7:24 Because, Mr. Edgar, Homelander is simply bad product.
I’m honestly quite curious if they are gonna go further with Starlight and Stans strange dynamic. The way he openly tries to teach Annie about power, half jokingly speaks of a ‘kinship’ with her. Hope it’s further developed
Stan Edgar is the man who will save it all in series five
"But heyyy , its your party , you can cry if want too" ..
Gawd, Giancarlo should be "The Leader" in the MCU
@13:00 super speed stan confirmed. easily beats a speeding homelander to the head seat
Mr Breaking Bad
Cant wait to see how Ashley fairs
Stan Edgar was the only one that could stand above Homelander.
Memorable character.
I'm always surprised that such a big production, would not take the time to learn the correct pronunciation of Lagos
8:15 - 8:24
Stan edgars words hit you different after season 3 and 4. because that description is basically homelanders job now. Officially
Stan reading Homelander about his birthday party and basically telling him to cry about it, is what made me look up the show and start watching The Boys.
He is still a better boss than anyone else who ran a company before he was arrested its to bad he didn't get his full pardon like he was promised.
“Then why are you still here? Looking for approval approval like I’m your daddy?”
My favorite line of his.
Amazing video!!! Stan Edgar is one of my favorite characters!!! 🤩🤩🤩😎😎😎💜💜💜🔥🔥🔥✨✨✨
these scene transitions are seamless
It would be perfection if they show edgar outsmarting sage.
Masterclass in acting from both of them
I hope we get a variation of the James Stillwell apartment scene from the comics in s5
Better line: "Do you have a TOWEL I can place over the seat." (no question mark. it is an implied request.)
Oh! The little important things of life...