Isn't that what The Boys is? Even the "good guys" aren't exemplary human beings.
Hughie and Starflight basically exist to be rootable characters.
Isn't that what The Boys is? Even the "good guys" aren't exemplary human beings.
I'd add MM to that list.Hughie and Starflight basically exist to be rootable characters.
Probably a matter of consent, in that the actress who played Emma didn't want anything shown in her nude scene. Similar situation in the Herogasm episode of The Boys, where you see plenty of full nudity in that episode, both male and female. But in the scene where Hughie and Starlight end up naked, they're both filmed in a manner so as not to show anything.The nudity on this show is oddly one sided, they seem to go out of their way to show naked guys at every opportunity, but then go equally out of their way to obscure nude women.
It just really stood out with in they pretty graphically showed showed the telepath getting cocksploded by Marie, but then went out of their wide to hide everything with giant naked Emma. I'm not bothered by it, but it's just something that stood out to me.
It's more funny since I had a friend like him.I'm intrigued by what they're doing to Sam and if he really has mental damage or has just been experimented on too much. I really like Emma and it's interesting to see size change powers done this way, giving an interesting subtext. Two of the main actors were good in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and seem pretty good here too (Marie and Andre).
Yeah, that's probably it.Probably a matter of consent, in that the actress who played Emma didn't want anything shown in her nude scene. Similar situation in the Herogasm episode of The Boys, where you see plenty of full nudity in that episode, both male and female. But in the scene where Hughie and Starlight end up naked, they're both filmed in a manner so as not to show anything.
I think that whole was a hallucination, so Vought Seasame Street might not even be a real thing.The Vought version of Sesame Street was a bit chilling for me. Poor Sam. Looks like he really does have Serious Mental Problems. The preview for next ep seems to indicate he really sees everyone as (m)puppets.
Maybe, but I wouldn't put it past them.I think that whole was a hallucination, so Vought Sesame Street might not even be a real thing.
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