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In this video from EW’s Comic-Con 2026 studio, star Jack Quaid reflects on wrapping production on the final season of ‘The Boys’. Fresh off promoting ‘My Adventures with Superman’, he opens up about giving speeches, shedding tears on both main and second unit sets, and supporting his fellow cast members.

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00:00Final day was very emotional.
00:03We often, you know, when you're on a show or a movie, sometimes you do this thing called
00:09second unit, which is like the stuff that they didn't get the first time around or
00:14they need to pick up or, you know, little things here and there.
00:17So everyone, and you know, The Boys is a big show, so we're shooting a lot of stuff and
00:20a lot of people work on second unit.
00:23And so that meant all of us kind of wrapped twice.
00:25So I had my day on main unit where I gave a speech and I started crying and of course
00:30it was like right after I got like splattered with a bunch of blood, it felt so appropriate.
00:34And then I had my wrap on second unit where I also gave a speech and was crying.
00:39And it was just beautiful and I got to be there for other people rapping.
00:43That was really cool to see, you know, what like Laz Alonzo had to say or what Aaron Moriarty
00:48had to say.
00:50I tried to be there for as many people rapping as possible.
00:54It was just a surreal experience and I'm so grateful for it.
00:58It's literally the reason I'm here right now and it's just an amazing group of people
01:03who I'm very fortunate are still in my life and I love them all.
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