The Boys Season 5 Episode 7 makes history with Samuel L Jackson collab

The Deep’s feud with all aquatic life on the planet in The Boys Season 5 Episode 7 gave way to a surprising collab with Samuel L Jackson, one of the most widely recognized American actors of our times. Samuel L. Jackson’s breakout performance came as Jules Winnfield in Quentin Tarantino’s crime drama Pulp Fiction. The recently released penultimate episode of the satirical superhero series followed the aftermath of The Deep’s betrayal of the creatures he loves the most on the Planet.

In Episode 6, after The Deep convinced the world that Vought’s new underwater pipeline is safe, the late Black Noir II punched a giant hole in the pipe and unveiled its poor making in front of all the creatures. Black Noir II’s act resulted in a natural disaster as billions of gallons of oil were released into the ocean.

In The Boys Season 5 Episode 7, Xander, the hammerhead shark the Deep rode while looking for A-Train in the premiere, warned him not to set foot in the water body ever again. Much to everyone’s surprise, Xander was voiced by none other than veteran star Samuel L Jackson.


The Boys Season 5 Episode 7: All about Samuel L Jackson’s voice cameo in the latest entry

If you were also shocked by Xander’s brutal, intense and profanity-laced warning to The Deep in The Boys Season 5 Episode 7, you are not alone. The loud gurgling voice represented the combined anger of all the sea creatures who trusted Kevin like one of their own but he betrayed them in the end. While Kevin, The Boys‘ aquatic hero, is convinced that Vought’s underwater pipeline is not a danger, it is false.

This aftermath led to Samuel L. Jackson’s voice cameo in the latest episode of The Boys Season 5. The legendary actor was the perfect choice to deliver this threatening warning to Kevin, which set the stage for his complicated relationship with all aquatic life as the series heads to its finale.

The Boys Season 5 Episode 7 has set the stage for the epic finale that will bring Billy Butcher closer to his destiny of killing Homelander. Samuel L Jackson’s unexpected cameo delighted fans, especially those eager to see how the series will conclude its epic run on Amazon Prime Video.


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