“I don’t want any flashbacks to Game of Thrones”: Star Wars Fans Warn The Boys Showrunner to Not Repeat the Same Mistakes as Game of Thrones Directors

Fans are concerned that The Boys might suffer a Game of Thrones-like fate after creator Eric Kripke hinted at his interest in moving on to Star Wars.

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  • The Boys is nearing its final season, with creator Eric Kripke thinking of already moving on to his next project.
  • Kripke has voiced his interest in exploring the Star Wars universe, showcasing his admiration in recent comments.
  • Fans are calling for The Boys to conclude gracefully, steering clear of the issues that marred other series' endings, like Game of Thrones.
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Believe it or not, The Boys is just one season away from concluding. The series creator, Eric Kripke, has already begun pursuing his next passion project and recently expressed his admiration for Star Wars, hinting at a desire to explore that universe someday.

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Antony Starr as Homelander calling Ryan in a screen-grab from The Boys
Antony Starr as Homelander in a screen-grab from The Boys | Amazon Prime Video

Fans are now urging the studio and creator to let The Boys end gracefully, avoiding the pitfalls that plagued the final seasons of other successful shows like Game of Thrones.

The Boys Showrunner Eyes Entry into Star Wars Universe

Eric Kripke the creator of one of Prime Video’s most successful TV shows, The Boys, is to be credited for the show’s astounding success. In a recent Rolling Stone interview, when discussing the eventual end of The Boys, he revealed his passion for Star Wars and his aspirations to explore that universe someday.

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According to Rolling Stone, Eric Kripke is described as a “lifelong Star Wars fan and fully intends to do something in that universe one day.”  While whether this aspiration materializes remains uncertain, openly expressing his interest certainly can’t hurt his prospects. The ongoing acclaim for The Boys could also greatly strengthen Kripke’s chances of landing his dream role within the Star Wars universe.

Antony Starr in a grin as Homelander in Season Four of The Boys
Antony Starr as Homelander in Season Four of The Boys | Amazon Prime Video

Only time will reveal whether Kripke will ever seize the opportunity. For now, his focus is on delivering a satisfying conclusion to The Boys. Season 4 is already here, and the series will conclude with its upcoming fifth season.

However, Kripke’s involvement in the franchise doesn’t end there, he is very engaged with several spinoff projects. The Boys: Diabolical is gearing up for its second season, and a new spinoff set in Mexico is also in development. Season 5 of the show will certainly not be the end of the journey for Kriplke to say the least.

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Fans Beg  Eric Kripke to Repeat Game of Thrones’ Fate With The Boys

Following this news, fans have been passionately urging Eric Kripke to allow The Boys to conclude on its own terms or at least wait until its proper ending before venturing into any potential Star Wars project. They’ve already endured disappointment over Game of Thrones, and going through a similar experience with The Boys would be beyond overwhelming, to say the least.

Ever since the interview was published, it’s been the talk of all the fans. However, it’s important to note that nothing is confirmed yet, and the creator intends to concentrate solely on The Boys in the years to come. Despite this, fans are taking every precaution they can.

Homelander and Sister Sage posing along with the rest of the Seven in The Boys Season 4
Homelander and Sister Sage along with the rest of the Seven in The Boys Season 4 | Amazon Prime Video

Here is what the fans have to say,

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Overall, there’s little enthusiasm for Kripke diving into Star Wars, especially if it means neglecting or rushing through The Boys. It’s currently one of the highest-rated and most beloved shows on TV, and fans have high expectations as the seasons unfold. Kripke needs to ensure he delivers.

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Written by Sampurna Banerjee

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Sampurna Banerjee, an ardent enthusiast of pop culture and movies, pours her passion into her role as a writer for FandomWire. With a penchant for Marvel, DC, and sitcoms, she has contributed over 400 articles, staying up-to-date to the entertainment industry's latest buzz. Moreover, she's penned over 300 articles for Animated Times and shared her work across several Instagram pages. Currently she is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Calcutta University.