The Boys Season 5: Misha Collins' Role is a HUGE Joke! Kripke Trolling Supernatural Fans?!

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The Boys Season 5: Misha Collins' Role is a HUGE Joke! Kripke Trolling Supernatural Fans?!

2025/03/27 Report

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Alright, buckle up buttercups, because the latest casting news for "The Boys" Season 5 is about to get even weirder than a dolphin committing vehicular manslaughter. We knew Jared Padalecki was practically a shoo-in, thanks to all the coy winks and nudges from showrunner Eric Kripke.

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But Misha Collins? Now that's a curveball worthy of Homelander's baseball bat.

Misha in "The Boys": Angel or Average Joe?

The big question buzzing around the water cooler (which, let's be honest, probably has Compound V in it) is: what role will Collins play? Will he be another steroid-fueled, ego-maniacal Supe tearing up the screen? Or will Kripke pull a "French Mistake" maneuver, casting him as a relatively normal human being thrown into the deep end of this gloriously depraved world?

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