Cameron Coleman, the newscaster for The Boys’ in-universe Vought Information Community, throws a curse-laden match behind the scenes in a hilarious new clip.

Cameron Coleman, the character launched to The Boys by a sequence of canon movies through which he starred because the newscaster for Vought Information Community, has a brief fuse behind the scenes.

A brand new clip was launched on The Boys’ official Twitter, captioned, “In the meantime, as Cameron preps for his subsequent interview with Homelander…” The video, watermarked “PROPERTY OF VOUGHT NEWS NETWORK — DO NOT DUPLICATE — NOT FOR EXTERNAL USE,” consists of a montage of Cameron complaining, yelling at his coworkers, and flying right into a rage over minor inconveniences. His frequent curses within the rants are changed with radio-edit bleeps.

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From final July to January, The Boys launched new content material month-to-month within the type of Seven on 7 movies, which parodied real-world biased information reveals with Coleman because the mouthpiece of Vought Worldwide. The Seven on 7 sequence bridged the lengthy hole between the second and third seasons of the tentpole present and saved followers stuffed in on key occasions that occurred in-universe within the meantime, akin to Homelander apologizing to America for his relationship with Stormfront after she was outed as a Nazi. Coleman additionally had a stay interview with Hughie and teased a few of the characters who debuted in Season 3, akin to Starlight’s ex-boyfrien Supersonic.

Just like the superheroes that Vought creates and promotes, Coleman makes an attempt to current himself as a caring, fair-minded skilled when he is on the air, however the way in which he acts when he is out of the general public eye reveals a a lot totally different character. The Boys just lately pulled the same trick with Jensen Ackles’ Soldier Boy, sharing two variations of a public service announcement — one which solid him as a task mannequin who cautioned children to not use medication, and one exhibiting the boastful, belligerent drunk that Soldier Boy became with none cameras on him.

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The Boys, primarily based on the comedian sequence of the identical title by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, is a satirical have a look at the superhero style set in a world the place “supes” have extraordinary powers and revel in limitless fame and fortune, however are apathetic and corrupt of their non-public lives. That is very true of the extremely publicized crew referred to as The Seven, who’re funded by the manipulative Vought Worldwide and led by probably the most highly effective — and most depraved — supe, Homelander.

The primary 4 episodes of The Boys Season 3 are presently streaming on Prime Video. New episodes drop on Fridays by July 8.

Supply: Twitter