The Boys Is Hiding Supernatural Secrets: Can You Spot Them All?

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The Boys Is Hiding Supernatural Secrets: Can You Spot Them All?

2024/07/18 Report

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Think you’ve seen all the blood, guts, and gloriously twisted humor The Boys has to offer? Think again! Series creator Eric Kripke, the mastermind behind the beloved show Supernatural, has sprinkled his latest hit with a treasure trove of Easter eggs that only true fans of his earlier work will catch.

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While rumors of a Supernatural revival swirl (please, please let it be true!) and The Boys gears up for its highly anticipated new season, diehard fans are piecing together a hidden narrative, a tapestry of inside jokes, recurring themes, and sly nods to the show that launched Kripke’s career.

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