In almost any series you will find that someone had a good idea. Gen-V is no exception. Yet the amount of filler and the overuse of Gen-Z cliché's and buzz terminology while mimicking 'the style of' "The Boys" is practically offensive. Not much of what happens seems to be congruent with whom the characters are from one point in time to the next. Though this provides the viewer with a great deal of surprise and the writers free of personality restrictions, it falls flat in the wake of common sense: Not every single character should be an Oscar winning actor...yet we suspend disbelief in that fact. The problem also contributes to the fact that immersion suffers for not trusting that one character or another isn't going to flip out. There is no 'feel' because that takes time and crafting. Gen-V was obviously made quick and dirty. I enjoy it as much as, say, a comic book. Not something you would take seriously. As story depth and character content? It's McDonalds next to a slaughterhouse. Sometimes that's enough. I sure hope this isn't a sign of the quality to come and "The Boys" doesn't last-season-of-Black-Mirror their fourth!!!