00:00When you first read the script for the final episode of season four, what was your reaction?
00:04Holy fuck. Can I say that? Holy fuck. Holy fuck.
00:09And about time. Because I thought she was going to die sooner than she did.
00:16Yeah. So I had like a pretty good run, actually.
00:19There's some fan speculation that maybe she's not dead. Can you confirm or deny?
00:24That's so hopeful and I love it.
00:26I haven't heard anything. I'm going to say she's cut in half and she's pretty dead.
00:33Yeah. Pretty dead.
00:35What do you think the future holds, though, for her man and her father figure?
00:40Ooh. I would hope that Stan Edgar takes Zoe under his wing because she's at Red River now,
00:47which is just the opposite of where Newman wanted her to end up.
00:51So I would hope he would step in and save her. But it's a dark show, guys, so we don't know.
00:57Oh, Samir. Yeah. What's going to happen with Samir? I hope he doesn't lose any more limbs.
01:01That's just like just first and foremost. I really want him to keep all of his limbs.
01:0755 million people have tuned into season four. What goes through your mind when you hear that number?
01:12Again, holy fuck.
01:13It's surreal, but it's also amazing because you just see how much of a reach the show has and that's, I mean, you want that for any project that you work on.
01:26You want, you know, you want an audience to like it and to engage with it.
01:31And I think it's a great show and it's got fantastic writers and just a brilliant creative in Eric Kripke.
01:38So I, you know, even if I wasn't on the show, I'd say I think it deserves it.
01:45It's such a great show.
01:47Sometimes it feels like we're currently living in an episode of The Boys.
01:51What's your take on the way that the show somehow seems to predict real life events?
01:54It's very surreal.
01:57I would say that the show has always had social, has always made social commentary and I think it really holds a mirror up to the world that we're currently living in.
02:11I think it just does a really good job at that.
02:13Um, uh, I would say it's purely coincidental, the things that have unfolded, but, um, uh, I don't know.
02:22The show has always kind of skewed that way and it just so happens that it, it kind of just mirrors reality.
02:31Yeah.
02:32You guys got to announce the spinoff Vought Rising here today.
02:36What are you excited to see in that show?
02:38Any single frame of that show.
02:40I didn't know about it.
02:41So, um, I, I cannot wait to watch that show.
02:48Even if I wasn't on this show, I, that sounds amazing.
02:50Jensen and Aya is, I cannot wait to watch that duo.
02:54Like that's, it's going to be good.
02:56This is a historical spinoff.
02:58So, I mean, that means we can go back in time for possible spinoffs.
03:01What's your pitch for a Victoria Newman spinoff?
03:04Maybe her college age, her coming up in politics.
03:07What do you think?
03:08Oh, wow.
03:09Um, younger.
03:10I want to see her like in her youth, like Red River days when she's at the orphanage and not having a great time.
03:16And just like awkward teenage years mixed with exploding heads.
03:20I think it's great.
03:21I think it's a good pitch.
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