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In fact, now that the Season 3 finale has aired, we can say pretty unequivocally that it is one of the best TV performances of the year. But why isn’t the same respect being put on Starr’s name? He’s incredible in this role, one that’s as complicated to pull off as Strong’s is on Succession. Strong has won several acting trophies and boundless accolades for his performance, and it’s all deserved.

Both characters are used to getting their way, but their father's approval is impossible and neither can hide the tears from their gruff patriarch. I keep referring to the trials and tribulations of the Roy family’s black sheep because Starr’s ability to show the cracks in Homelander’s perfectly manicured mask rivals Strong’s portrayal of Kendall’s emotional roller coaster. He could sit alongside Logan Roy ( Brian Cox) in the shitty parenting hall of fame-in fact, I’m pretty sure Logan has uttered this sentiment toward at least one of his children. “You’re a fucking disappointment,” Soldier Boy coldly summarizes. “Maybe if I’d raised you, I could’ve made you better and not some weak, sniveling pussy starved for attention,” is his darling daddy’s response to his grown-up son. Homelander uncovers his father’s identity in the Season 3 finale and is immediately rejected by the overtly macho Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles), the subject of the surprise reveal. ( Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Season 3 finale of The Boys.) Unlike Kendall, the superhero (or rather, supervillain) is successful in snatching the corporation and becoming his own boss. In Homelander’s case, his birth is directly linked to the powerful organization he fronts. Both men crave the love of their father and want control of the media conglomerate that made them. On paper, The Boys and Succession don’t have much in common but look a little closer at the daddy issues pumping through Homelander (Antony Starr) and Kendall Roy’s (Jeremy Strong) veins, and you will begin to see similarities.