Gen V: Season 2 First Reviews: Just as Violent, Shocking, Funny, and Thoughtful as Season 1

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— Vicky Jessop, London Evening StandardFor a sophomore effort of a spin-off of a top-rated, streaming show, Gen V doesn’t disappoint. Gen V Season 2 is as strong as the first season, if not stronger. — Alison Herman, VarietyCompared to both Gen V Season 1 and the previous seasons of The Boys, Gen V Season 2 dials back on a lot of the action quite a bit. Very, very funny… The supporting characters and situations in Gen V Season 2 continue to skewer society in a way no other show is able to. Expect the unexpected this time around, because nearly every major moment of Gen V Season 2 is a big shock.