The upcoming season 4 premiere of The Boys, which stars Jack Quaid, suggests that the show may surpass its most outrageous moment. The Boys is well-known for its graphic and brutal sequences that give the superhero genre a feeling of realism. If Quaid’s statements about the upcoming fourth season are any indication, things could get even wilder. Jack Quaid has been a part of The Boys since its premiere, portraying Hughie Campbell, one of the most important characters in the series. Quaid’s insight might prove to be quite important, considering how important he is to the franchise.

Quaid is one of several regulars returning to The Boys season 4’s cast, with Hughie once again looking to play a key role in the story. Hughie and Butcher both had powers in The Boys season 3 after using Temp V and while it was revealed that this took a huge toll on Butcher’s health, there is no guarantee Hughie won’t continue to give himself powers. This role has led to Quaid’s character being involved in some of The Boys‘ most ridiculous moments, and his recent comments indicate that he may have plenty more to come in season 4.

Jack Quaid Claimed The Boys Season 4 Will Be Even More “Explosive” Than Last Season

Quaid’s Comment Suggested Season 4 May Surpass The Show’s Previous Seasons

After an action-packed season 3, Jack Quaid claimed that The Boys season 4 will be even more explosive. In an interview with Collider, Quaid said, “There are those moments that are big and explosive and gross and insane, and there’s stuff that tops even the craziest stuff that we did last season.” With the show already having a reputation for being full of controversial moments, this is an exciting yet bold claim. Quaid’s comments suggest that despite all the epic stunts and disgusting moments, season 4 will somehow manage to outdo anything the show has done previously and get even bigger.

Considering The Boys season 4 has plenty of political themes and the show’s supes are more unhinged than ever, it is perfectly poised to get even more controversial. The trailer alone suggested the series could get extra violent, and with The Boys‘ history of disturbing character fates, there is no telling exactly where the show will go next. However, while Quaid’s tease does point towards an even wilder season 4, it creates huge expectations and The Boys will have to create a truly shocking scene to outperform the franchise’s most divisive moment.

The Boys Season 4 Now Has To Top Season 3’s Divisive Termite Scene

Season 4 Now Has Pressure To Top The Boys’ Grossest Moment

Although The Boys‘ return has plenty of hype around it, season 4 now has to top the divisive Termite scene from season 3. The opening to season 3 caught plenty of viewers off guard when The Boys offered their own Ant-Man parody. A common theory among Avengers fans was that Ant-Man could have defeated Thanos by shrinking inside of him and then expanding to essentially rip him apart. The Boys‘ disgusting Termite scene put this theory into practice in typical The Boys fashion, as a hero with shrinking abilities entered a man’s penis and sneezed, causing him to explode.

This is by far The Boys‘ most notorious scene, as some viewers found it amusing, while others were completely put off by it. It fits the franchise’s unfiltered nature, showing the series is willing to get graphic and answer questions that no one truly expected an answer to. Season 3’s opening is still one of The Boys‘ most talked about scenes and proves how much the franchise will push boundaries, making season 4’s expectations even higher. Quaid’s comments suggest that The Boys will have an even grosser scene than this, meaning the pressure is on season 4 to deliver.

Jack Quaid’s Comment Is Incredibly Promising For The Boys Season 4

The Boys Season 4 Looks Like It Will Be Full Of Memorable Moments

Despite the pressure now on the show’s return, The Boys season 4 still looks incredibly positive after Quaid’s comments. Even if season 4’s biggest moments don’t necessarily top prior seasons, it seems like the show will continue delivering these huge, controversial scenes. Although The Boys is about more than its bloody and ridiculous moments, these aspects have become a staple for the show, making a good sign that The Boys is continuing to double down on this. The controversial nature has become a significant part of the franchise’s identity, and it doesn’t appear to be slowing down, according to Quaid.

Rather than trying to play things safe to keep fans happy and boost the show’s longevity, The Boys looks set to continue what has worked so far, which means the next installment will hopefully maintain the quality of the previous seasons. Therefore, Quaid’s comments reinforce that The Boys knows what works and will keep giving viewers the content they love. The Termite scene is one of several moments from the show that has caused division and backlash, but The Boys won’t be changing its identity to avoid criticism, making season 4 all the more exciting.