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In this diabolical dive into "The Boys" Season 3, Journey Joe Mitchell suits up for the most unhinged outing yet of Amazon's satirical superhero hit. Joe breaks down how the season pushes its characters to their breaking points, particularly Antony Starr's mesmerizing performance as the increasingly unhinged Homelander. He discusses the arrival of Jensen Ackles as Soldier Boy and how this new supe shakes up the power dynamics. Joe also digs into the season's most shocking and talked-about moments, from the jaw-dropping "Herogasm" episode to the emotionally devastating finale. Throughout the episode, Joe praises the show's biting social commentary and its unflinching approach to exploring the dark side of power and celebrity. He shares critical reactions and the season's awards success, including Antony Starr's second Critics Choice win for his portrayal of Homelander. It's a no-holds-barred discussion of a season that cements "The Boys" as the most daring and provocative show on television, one that continually pushes the boundaries of the superhero genre. Strap in and get ready for a wild ride - this is "The Boys" Season 3, and it's not for the faint of heart.


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In this electrifying episode of "TV In The Basement," Journey Joe Mitchell suits up for another wild ride with Amazon's "The Boys." Season 2 finds our diabolical antiheroes on the run, as a new superpowered threat emerges in the form of the unhinged and unpredictable Stormfront. Joe dives into Homelander's descent into madness, fueled by an unnerving and captivating performance by Antony Starr. He also discusses the season's most shocking moments, from a horrifying whale encounter to Stormfront's jaw-dropping Nazi past. Along the way, Joe praises the show's unflinching social commentary and its ability to generate buzz, even if some scenes toe the line of good taste. It's a season that solidifies "The Boys" as a satirical powerhouse, and Joe's here to break it all down with his signature wit and insight. Tune in for a deep dive into one of TV's most delightfully depraved series.

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In this episode of "TV In The Basement," Journey Joe Mitchell takes a deep dive into the diabolical first season of Amazon's "The Boys." He discusses the series' dark take on superheroes, highlighting the standout cast, best episodes, and controversial moments. Joe explores how the show's unflinching violence and edgy humor serve its biting social commentary. He also addresses the show's graphic content and whether it enhances or detracts from the viewing experience. Throughout the episode, Joe shares fun facts about the show's production and source material. Finally, he touches on the critical and audience reception, noting the surprising awards recognition for a series this unconventional.

Journey Joe Mitchell ventures into the "Star Wars" universe in this episode, focusing on the new Disney+ series "The Acolyte." Set in the lesser-known High Republic era, the show follows Jedi Master Sol investigating a mystery tied to twin sisters Osha and Mae. Joe breaks down the premise, cast, and standout episodes of the first half of the season. He appreciates the show's attempt to try new things within the "Star Wars" formula, particularly its crime procedural elements and nuanced take on the Jedi. Joe praises the performances, especially Lee Jung-jae in his English-language debut. He also speculates on the identity of the series' villain and the risks of relying too heavily on nostalgia. Overall, Joe expresses cautious optimism for "The Acolyte," hoping it can forge its own path in the crowded "Star Wars" TV landscape.

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In the aftermath of a devastating war, Caesar (played by Roddy McDowall) struggles to maintain peace between humans and apes in a fragile society. With the assistance of loyal followers such as Virgil (played by Paul Williams) and MacDonald (played by Hari Rhodes), Caesar endeavors to build a future where both species can coexist harmoniously. However, as tensions rise and old wounds resurface, Caesar is forced to confront the ghosts of the past and make difficult choices that will determine the fate of the planet. Amidst the chaos, hope remains alive as Caesar strives to uphold his vision of a better world for all.

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Set in a dystopian future where apes serve as slaves to humans, "Conquest of the Planet of the Apes" chronicles the rise of Caesar (played by Roddy McDowall), the son of Cornelius and Zira, who leads his fellow apes in a daring revolt against their oppressors. As tensions escalate between the ruling class and the oppressed masses, Caesar must confront his own identity and rally his followers in a fight for freedom. With the help of sympathetic allies such as MacDonald (played by Hari Rhodes) and Lisa (played by Natalie Trundy), Caesar embarks on a perilous journey that will shape the destiny of both species.

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