Reggie Franklin

And

then the one guy, I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but he's the one, not A-Train, but the good guy back, black guy and the boy.

Oh, Mother's Milk.

Yes.

Explain to me why I'm not lasering all of them.

And, you know, really at the end of the day, and that happens a lot of times, again, with like superpowers, you know, you have A-Train, who's the Flash.

He has super speed and stuff like that.

So why not use super speed at all times? Like we did a fight and he goes, yeah, he comes out of super speed and he's fighting with the deep.

Jesse T.

Usher played Lyle, and he played a character named A-Train slash Reggie Franklin in The Boys.

Oh, okay.

That show

It is what it is, and it kind of did kind of have that emotional weight to it and things like that.

But I also think that season four also saw the beginning of the redemption story for A-Train's character.

Jesse T. Uster plays, to see where he started from in season one all the way to season four, you really kind of got a redemption story that is kind of like, holy shit, you know, this kid, this guy has been through a lot, both as a good guy, as a bad guy, as an underling and everything like that.

So to see him slowly turn into one of the good guys.

And we'll get more into that when we get to season five, but it starts here.

You slowly start to see him turn into the good guy because come to find out, he's the one that's been giving away all the secret files from the seven, from Vought to the boys.

You know, the inside man who everybody thinks is Starlight and it's not, it's actually A-Train.

Because A-Train finally is understanding that, okay, you know, you got to do the right thing here and things like that.

Right.

And then, um- And then A-Train, you know- Mm-hmm ...

he was a- like athletic, you know? Yep.

He had to feel like, you know, he was- Yeah ...

Yes.

So we really-

'Cause A-Train is a character who's got super speed.

Exactly.

[laughs]

... whenever I start this, whenever I start this, I turn into the character from, uh, "The Boys," A-Train, when he's, like, running through people and he's like, "I can't stop.

I'm sorry.

I can't stop." [laughs]