Welcome back to "Small Screen Couch Commentary," where Alex and Billy tackle the insanity of "The Boys" Season 4, Episode 2, titled "Life Among the Septics." Prepare for a wild ride through Hollywood parodies, supe scandals, and, yes, Will Ferrell.

The episode kicks off with Notorious B.I.G.'s "Hypnotize" as we dive into an urban neighborhood where Will Ferrell, playing "Coach Brink," tries to convince A-Train to leave the hood. Alex and Billy can’t stop laughing at the absurdity of Ferrell’s performance and A-Train's discomfort with the movie's inaccuracies, including the portrayal of his brother as a drug dealer. Meanwhile, at the hospital, tensions run high. Annie sits by the bedside of a friend attacked by Homelander’s supporters, while Hughie confronts his mother, now a Vought MLM consultant, over family betrayals.

Butcher’s revelation about his deteriorating health and hallucinations leads to a tense confrontation with Mother's Milk, who fires him from The Boys. This doesn't sit well with Hughie but MM is putting his foot down and won't budge.

At Vought Tower, Ryan is introduced to his new superhero persona, "Homeboy." Alex and Billy can’t help but laugh at the ridiculousness of the name and the awkward dynamics between Homelander, Ashley Barrett, and Sister Sage. The rivalry between Ashley and Sage heats up as Homelander is adjusting to have The World's Smartest Person giving him guidance that he has been lacking as of late.

As The Boys investigate Sister Sage at TruthCon, hilarity ensues. From conspiracy theorist antics to bizarre encounters with Firecracker and her henchman, Splinter, Alex and Billy provide a humorous yet insightful commentary on the episode's wildest moments.

The episode’s climax features a chaotic fight at a Marvelous Mrs. Maisel-themed Bat Mitzvah, leading to a shocking reveal about Firecracker’s alt-right agenda. Butcher’s reluctant heroism earns him a temporary reprieve from MM’s ire, setting the stage for more conflict.

Join Alex and Billy for a hilarious and engaging breakdown of "Life Among the Septics." Whether you’re here for the supe drama, the political satire, or the outrageous action, this episode of "Small Screen Couch Commentary" has it all. So grab your popcorn, settle in, and enjoy the madness!