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Tomer Capone shares the challenge of wrestling with his character's past in season 4 of 'The Boys.' Plus, he tells THR at San Diego Comic-Con how he ships Frenchie and Kimiko.

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00:00A lot of the characters have to really wrestle with their past this season, including Frenchie.

00:04What was it like getting to do that?

00:06Challenging, more than anything.

00:08I mean, you know, Frenchie, again, it's like, he's the wild card.

00:12If the boys is a family, so Frenchie is the troubled teenager, you know what I mean?

00:18And to read the new scripts of season four and see the storyline for Frenchie, so dark it was, so dark.

00:28And I went like, oh, that's interesting, that's a challenge, that's something new.

00:32And it wasn't always easy because, just because the material is so, just dark and hard.

00:41But, unfortunately, we have such beautiful and amazing people working on this show.

00:50And everything kind of makes you, it's a family.

00:53So you feel like you're in a safe place, like you're protected, and you get the opportunity to explore.

01:01It's a beautiful playground for an actor, so I was very, very thankful for that, yeah.

01:07We get to see Kimiko and Frenchie finally come together and share a kiss in season four.

01:11Do you ship them as a couple?

01:13Oh, yeah, of course, of course, come on.

01:16They have to get to Marseille at some point, come on, it's inevitable, yeah.

01:20But actually, that kiss, you know, again, being here five years ago, nobody knew who we were.

01:26I was walking this place, Comic-Con, telling people I'm from this show called The Boys, please, you can watch it, it'll come out soon.

01:33And now we're here, Comic-Con, and look at all these amazing, beautiful fans.

01:38And fans made the show what it is.

01:40And I feel like this kiss between Kimiko and Frenchie was something that the fans really wanted, really asked for.

01:48And it felt like a symbiotic relationship that we are actually giving them what they want, hearing them.

01:56And that's, we're all just, you know, it's like a family thing.

01:59So shooting that, knowing this was very, very, very emotional, yeah.

02:07Season four ends with the boys in probably the worst place we've ever seen them.

02:13What do you think or hope happens for them in the final season, season five?

02:18Man, oh, look at that question.

02:20Did you ask everyone that question?

02:21What did I say?

02:22I mean, I'm dying to know.

02:25What was the most amazing answer you got?

02:28I mean, answers have been all over the place.

02:30But thinking of Frenchie, is there one thing you'd like to see him do in season five he hasn't done yet?

02:34What?

02:36Eurogasm.

02:37Yeah.

02:38Yeah.

02:38It's on his bucket list.

02:40It's on the fans' bucket list.

02:42So make some noise.

02:43Frenchie deserves to go to this party.

02:46We can make it happen.

02:49And 55 million people tuned in to season four.

02:53When you hear that number, what goes through your mind?

02:55I just heard it yesterday.

02:56Eric Kripke told me that.

02:57I said, I can't even imagine what it's 55 million people.

03:02So, again, I guess we're doing something right.

03:07And I'm just, I feel blessed to be a part of this amazing, amazing experience that is the boys.

03:15Like, what can I say, you know?

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