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Prime Video ’s Showrunner Eric Kripke ’s The Boys Season 5 project Jensen Ackles reunite with Supernatural fam Jared Padalecki and Misha Collins .

It appear the fifth and final time of year of   Prime Video andShowrunnerEric Kripke’sThe Boyswill be getting a big Supernatural reunification after all , withJensen Ackles(Soldier Boy ) putting the countersign out toJared PadaleckiandMisha Collins – his SPN Family member – that they have work to do . That work ? To help the stream series wrap its run in epic fashion .

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Here ’s a look at Ackles , Padalecki , and Collins answering the call for the fifth and final time of year :

Jesus , here we go again . deplorable , Internet.pic.twitter.com/6WTpo3xyWK

— Misha Collins ( @mishacollins)February 26 , 2025

Season 5 just got a bit more supernatural.pic.twitter.com/sbK2ww2EPC

— THE BOYS ( @TheBoysTV)February 26 , 2025

Eric Kripke on The Boys a Being “Political Show” Now

During an interview withForbesfrom earlier this year , Kripke talk over how the streaming series has leaned into being a political show and how current events impact the season ’s written material ( but not the show ’s endgame ) . " Look , I opine ' The Boys ' probably , for better or forged , is a political show at this point in time . I think time of year four was political . I suppose the world has sort of mature to resemble the show more and more in a way that ’s not bang-up . And so , we just sort of lean into it . I mean , the show is about why and how you should question your leaders . You should call into question anyone who stands in front of you . You should interrogate anyone who is pitching you simple answer to complicated problems and who is saying that they ’re the only ace who can save you – like those are grievous people . Obviously , we ’re not diffident about saying that , but I take a piddling bit of pridefulness in that for our bananas superhero show , we ’re one of the most current shows on telly in terms of like reflecting exactly what ’s chance in the human race at this moment , and that ’s great . It ’s amazing for a superhero show to be doing that . So , I ’m really proud that we pull that off , " Kripke shared , observe that over the seasons , the writers get to embrace how the serial publication and literal life were reflecting one another .

After noting that not all of the scripts were compose at the clock time of the audience last calendar month , Kripke shared how current case routinely bear on the hand as they develop from first draft to motion-picture photography - approve . " I imply , look – matter correct all the clock time . That pass off in time of year one when like the ' Me Too ' apparent motion break in the midsection of the time of year , and we had to go back and rethink a lot of thing . So , we ’re sort of used to this organic drift of the scripts always transforming a little mo , base on what ’s happening in the universe . So , that does n’t really scare us . That ’s pretty equivalence for the course . You ’re always rewriting these things right up until the day before they hit and , sometimes , the day they spud . So , we ’re used to change things as the world change – but yes , we definitely set scripts as new events come to sparkle , " the showrunner explained .

But in full term of where the serial and characters are head up during their final run , Kripke lend that the " bighearted picture " endgame plans do n’t exchange . " We have , in footing of the liberal pic of the story , like it continue the same . I entail , especially in the last season when every role has to reach out their climax – like we ’ve had those in our back sack for a while and this season is mostly just picture out how to get there , you live ? So , it ’s more like the stuff that the characters talk about that ’s happening in beau monde , and some of the gag target we ’re taking , and some of that material changes , but the main off-white of it stay pretty like . "

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Eric Kripke Is “Working Hard to Not Sell Out”

" We ’re gon na see at the chips we have on the table right now . I live in absolute terror of becoming the thing we ’ve been satirize for five twelvemonth , " Kripke shared during a recent conversation withCollider , explaining why he continues to be cautious about expand the show ’s creation too much , too soon . " The thing about ' The Boys ' is that it ’s punk rocker rock , and it hurt extra hard when punk rock rockers sell out . I ’m really working intemperately to not sell out . We do these shows because we really manage about them and we ’re passionate about them , and they can distinguish sassy story that we ca n’t say in ' The Boys ' and not just be about rapid expansion but be very measured and aware about the choices we ’re making and being able to defend why we ’re making them . I worry about that every single day , " he tote up . " I just require the great unwashed to say , maybe it ’s for them , and maybe it is n’t for them , but got ta hand it to them , they maintain a consistentlevel of quality . "

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