Paul is an offbeat stoner comedy from the 2010s that predicted the success of Invincible and The Boys almost a full decade ...

From wee Hughie Gallacher through Wor Jackie and on ... season in the next four fixtures while wearing the iconic No 9 shirt would indeed be fitting. While discussing successful Newcastle strikers ...

In Season 4, Episode 5 of “The Boys” Hughie (Jack QuaidO) was forced to kill his father after he turned into a deranged supe who could phase through objects and went on an accidental rampage.

Poor Hughie. Once a relatively unremarkable retail worker, now a hardened superhero killer, and usually the moral heart of the amoral cult of power and celebrity in The Boys, Hughie always seems ...

Once again, this logo shirt speaks volumes ... Interestingly, this coincides with the division among the Boys when Butcher and Hughie start taking sh*t too far. MM is tired of taking the high ...

The episode’s final act sees Hughie appeal to The Boys not to use murder as a solution for every problem. Instead, he will enlist Neuman to take down Homelander and Vought – using the now ...

The Boys showrunner Eric Kripke says that they didn't go "too far" following complaints about Hughie's cake farting scene. Few shows compare to The Boys when it comes to shock value. From the ...

However, in the fifth episode of The Boys season 4, titled "Beware the Jabberwock, My Son", Hughie's father did die, by his own hand no less. Compound V proved to have disastrous effects on his ...

Hughie (Jack Quaid) and the Boys want in so they can figure out The Seven’s secret plan. To infiltrate the party, Hughie has to assume the identity of Tek Knight’s potential new sidekick Web ...