“Gen V” newcomer Hamish Linklater said it wasn’t the blood, violence or messiness that shocked him the most about “The Boys” spinoff, it was how many times he had to sign off on dropping his pants.

Gen V just pulled the rug out from under its viewers. Gen V Season 2, Episode 7, aptly titled “Hell Week,” reveals the actual truth behind Dean Cipher’s (Hamish Linklater) motives. It turns out that ...

The Boys is chock-full of compelling villains. Jensen Ackles’ twisted take on Captain America Soldier Boy and the literal Nazi-turned-superhero Stormfront proved so popular they’re getting a prequel ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. [This story contains spoilers from the Gen V season two finale, “Trojan.”] In the finale of Gen V season two, star Hamish ...

Gen V has delivered its fair share of wild scenes, but Season 2’s latest installment, “The Kids Are Not All Right,” certainly started with a bang as Dean Cipher (Hamish Linklater) tended to the burned ...

“Gen V” Season 2 continues the satiric superhero saga that began with the formidable, Emmy-winning hit “The Boys.” New this season is Hamish Linklater as Dean Cipher, the new dean of Godolkin ...

Hamish Linklater explained Dean Cipher’s motives in Gen V season 2 during an interview with Screen Rant. Following Indira Shetty’s death in season 1, Cipher assumes control of Godolkin University.

The actors talk about the fun collaboration. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Audiences have seen all varieties of freaky villains ...

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Note: This article contains spoilers from “Gen V” Season 2, Episode 4. “Gen V” newcomer Hamish Linklater said it wasn’t the blood, violence or messiness that shocked him the most about “The Boys” ...

[This story contains spoilers from the Gen V season two finale, "Trojan."] In the finale of Gen V season two, star Hamish Linklater gets to do something he couldn't do all season long: be the good guy ...