'The Boys' Colby Minifie on Series Finale: ‘Extremely Satisfying’

If you weren’t excited enough about how one of television’s most chaos-loaded shows opts to bid farewell in its series finale, this should do the trick.

Among the characters in the hit show The Boys, who dislikes (anti) superhero Homelander the most outside of the core group of Butcher, Hughie, Annie and the gang, Ashley, played by Colby Minifie, is high up on the list.

Ashley has been bullied and pushed around by Homelander, among others, in Vought since Season 1, so when she spoke about how the season finale plays out, it turned a few heads. This is mainly because she summed it up in a way that could tease what many fans of The Boys are hoping to see—the end of Homelander's reign.

(L-R) Laz Alonso, Valorie Curry, Antony Starr, Susan Heyward, Colby Minifie and Chace Crawford attend Prime Video's "The Boys" screening and conversation at 92NY.

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During an interview with ScreenRant, two words effectively summed up Minifie's thoughts after learning how the series finale plays out.

"Extremely satisfying."

"I just read the finale last night. It's an extremely satisfying finale," Minifie said. "That's what I will say. It's extremely satisfying. I was getting emotional reading it."

Considering Ashley took Compound V at the end of Season 4, the same thing that has sent Butcher into a tailspin, but also allowed him to go toe-to-toe with Homelander and other superheroes, it makes the comments even more interesting.

Fans will have to continue speculating for a good bit longer before we finally receive an answer on how the creators will end the series, as the expected premiere for Season 5 is in 2026. However, if the first four seasons are any indication, the last hurrah won't disappoint.

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