Alienating the Audience

If Sociopaths Had Super Powers: The Boys

Apr 11, 2023

45:00

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Episode notes

Introduction

3min

The Boys: A Comedy Series

2min

The Boys: A Review

2min

The Seven Superheroes

2min

The Vaught Tower

2min

Homelander: A Superheroes' Guide

2min

The Lesbian Version of Wonder Woman

2min

The Dark Side of Starlight

2min

The Deep and the Octopus

3min

10.

Stormfront: A Nazi's Child

2min

11.

The Moral Paragon of Stormfront

2min

12.

The Moral Journey of Wonder Woman

2min

13.

The Boys: A Dark, Corporatist, Alternate Universe Version of All the Superheroes We Know and Love

2min

14.

The Mystical God of the Torah

2min

15.

Homelander: A Nonsensical Perspective

5min

16.

Huey and the Vought Daily Supplement

2min

17.

Hawkeye: A Superhero Program

2min

18.

The Big Decisions That You Can't Walk Away From

2min

19.

The House of Dragons

4min

In "The Boys" super heroes superficially fight crime, but are really corporate pawns and predators, ranging from ladder-climbing reality show scumbags to full-blown Nietzschean demigods. What happens when super powers are not always entrusted in the super moral? Andrew Young joins to discuss.

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