The universe “The Boys” already has “The Boys Presents: Diabolical” on Amazon Prime Video and has “Gen V” coming, two spin-offs that, at least for now, they will be left alone in the expansion of the Super world. Eric Kripke, showrunner of the mother series, tells it, underlining it his goal is not to make series like churrosbut every new television drama it must arise from the need to tell a story.
In an interview with The Wrap (via ScreenRant), Kripke says so The “Gen V” was raised because “run inside” with the idea, not because they were looking for possible spin-off plots; and ensures that the project motivates them because it will capture a university life that has never been seen on television.
“Seventh [Rogen]Evan [Goldberg]Craig Rosenberg and me we don’t feel the need to create spin-offs. [En el caso de ‘Gen V’] We were talking and we came across this idea that we were excited about, so we introduced it to Amazon. It was born because we believe there is a real opportunity to see another part of the Vought worldAnd because, above all, it allows us to make a series that we don’t see so often, which we love “.
“It’s like ‘The Boys’, a firm look at reality, so the point is to create a superhero show. which at the same time offers one of the most realistic visions that have been made on university life. We want to tackle real problems and explore what it’s like to be that age. “.
The series must be: series
Kripke was not only very sincere when he revealed his plans for the universe of “The Boys”, but he also wanted to comment on directors presenting series as if they were “10 hour movie”. “[Me vuelve loco] anyone who says, “Well, what I’m actually doing is a ten hour movie.” Cursed! Make a fucking TV series! You are in the world of entertainment!”. So, said creator makes it clear that, of course, you need to embrace the benefits of working for a streaming platform, which isn’t the same as abusing it.
Source: E Cartelera
