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'The Boys' Spinoffs Worry Eric Kripke for Potentially Becoming What They Satirize
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scrn loglineEric Kripke fears 'The Boys' spinoffs could become the very corporate-controlled superheroes they set out to satirize.beat sheet- Kripke is worried that expanding 'The Boys' universe could lead to the same commercialization and corporate control that the show critiques.
- As the hit Amazon series prepares to wrap up after Season 5, Kripke is determined to ensure the spinoffs maintain the gritty, subversive spirit of the original.
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'The Boys' Spinoffs Worry Eric Kripke for Potentially Becoming What They Satirize
MovieWebStory by Anthony Lund
scrn logline
Eric Kripke fears 'The Boys' spinoffs could become the very corporate-controlled superheroes they set out to satirize.
beat sheet
- Kripke is worried that expanding 'The Boys' universe could lead to the same commercialization and corporate control that the show critiques.
- As the hit Amazon series prepares to wrap up after Season 5, Kripke is determined to ensure the spinoffs maintain the gritty, subversive spirit of the original.
call sheet
Eric Kripke, Amazon, 'The Boys'