There\u2019s also some stuff with Starlight once again wondering what the point of saving everyone is. Mother\u2019s Milk gives her some personal backstory that encourages her to keep going. Elsewhere, Homelander kills the president and cuts The Deep loose with a casual \u201cwishing you all the best.\u201d As the ocean now considers him persona non grata, he has nothing left and nowhere to go. Chace Crawford deftly plays out the character\u2019s pathetic situation. It says something that, more than any other character in the show, I\u2019m only really intrigued to find out how this all ends for the little weasel. I do hope it\u2019s as funny and tragic as he deserves.<\/p>\n
There are some other quality moments dotted around the episode. Daveed Diggs\u2019s Oh-Father gets a catchy musical number. It would have been a crime to let him get to the finale without one. Homelander\u2019s war on nut milk is also particularly amusing, while the Vought workprint of Homelander meeting Jesus and becoming god is hilarious, as is the Western Supe show that The Worm is trying to wrap up with Taylor Sheridan<\/a> AI. But this episode is really about Frenchie and Kimiko putting their lives on the line in one final Hail Mary. <\/p>\n However you feel about the actor who plays Frenchie on The Boys, Tomer Capone, his character has been on the show since the beginning, and in this penultimate episode, he dies. I should feel at least a little sad about that, but I don\u2019t. I\u2019ve thought long and hard about why. From a narrative standpoint, I think my lack of Frenchie death upset is down to the show not having much interest in him outside of his romance with Kimiko recently, aside from a dalliance with Colin in season 4, and the fact that the character himself has been crystal clear about who he is and why he\u2019s there.<\/p>\n