When everyone came to, Stormfront was burnt to a crisp, missing limbs, and muttering in German, and Becca was mortally wounded. As Stormfront strangled Becca, Ryan’s eyes lit up and everything exploded. Unfortunately, Stormfront ended up finding Billy, Becca, and Ryan, and despite Becca stabbing her in the eye they couldn’t overpower her. Hughie, Frenchie ( Tomer Capon), and Mother’s Milk ( Laz Alonso) all ineffectively shot at the super-protected, super-powered Stormfront with guns until Maeve showed up and the women stepped in - Starlight/Annie, Kimiko, and Maeve kicked the crap out of her until she launched herself away to safety. Billy ( Karl Urban) and Becca saved her son, Ryan (Cameron Crovetti), from his sadistic father, Homelander ( Antony Starr) and his even more diabolical white power–spewing girlfriend, Stormfront. While our heroes were all completing their own mini-missions separately for some of the episode - including Hughie ( Jack Quaid) and Annie leaking photos proving Stormfront was a literal Nazi (she’s over 100 years old) - they all came together in a big showdown.
Below, we break down the episode and Cash, Fukuhara, Moriarty, Shantel VanSanten (Becca Butcher), and Colby Minifie (Ashley Barrett) share their thoughts on the ending.
THE BOYS GIRLS GET IT DONE SERIES
Rotten Tomatoes chatted with some of the women from the series about the implications of the action-packed finale and what it was like to film that memorable final Stormfront scene.
THE BOYS GIRLS GET IT DONE PLUS
The second season of the darkly hilarious Amazon Prime Video series wrapped up Friday with an explosive and fiery finale - literally - as the Boys took down the evil Nazi superhero Stormfront ( Aya Cash). The win was mainly thanks to Kimiko ( Karen Fukuhara) and her powers, of course, plus a little help from gal pals Starlight/Annie ( Erin Moriarty) and Queen Maeve ( Dominique McElligott). Spoiler alert: The following article contains details about the final episode of The Boys season 2.Īpparently, girls get it done on The Boys after all.
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