The Boys, the hit series based on Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's comic book, has been renewed for a fifth season on Prime Video, Amazon's streaming service. The announcement was made as part of Amazon's first-ever upfront, ahead of the season four premiere on June 13.
Amazon MGM Studios' head of television, Vernon Sanders, expressed pride in the show's global success, calling it an unabashed and bold series that resonates with audiences worldwide. Showrunner Eric Kripke shared his excitement for the upcoming season, highlighting the show's unique blend of themes such as politics, capitalism, family, and its signature boldness.
The Boys has consistently ranked among Prime Video's top 10 streaming shows, drawing a dedicated fan base across the globe. The series is produced by Sony Pictures Television in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios, Kripke Enterprises, Original Film, and Point Grey Pictures.
In season four, viewers can expect to see the characters facing new challenges, with Victoria Neuman inching closer to power while Butcher grapples with personal losses and leadership struggles. The returning cast members include Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty, Karl Urban, and others, with new additions like Susan Heyward and Jeffrey Dean Morgan joining the ensemble.
Sony Pictures TV president Katherine Pope commended the show's creative team for bringing the 'genius insanity' of The Boys to life and expressed anticipation for the upcoming season. With a fifth season confirmed, fans can look forward to more of the show's wild and unpredictable storytelling.
Executive produced by Kripke, Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and others, The Boys has become a global franchise known for its daring narrative and engaging characters. As the series continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences, the upcoming season promises to deliver more of the irreverent and thrilling storytelling that fans have come to love.
