A real-life pop-up version of Vought-a-Burger, the diner featured in The Boys, will open in Los Angeles next week.
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The fast-food establishment will be open between October 11 and 13, with food on the menu including a ‘Big Homie’ burger, ‘Golden Godolkin’ nuggets, the ‘Seven Tower’ burger, ‘Homelander’s Freedom Fries’ and more, as well as programming, merchandise and Easter eggs from the series.
“Well well, real life Vought A Burger opening next month in LA,” read a post on the show’s official Instagram account. “Hit the link in our story if ya want to put a Big Homie Burger in yer mouth. Hughie and Butcher will not be there because… well, one of them is in Vought captivity and one is driving around with a deadly supe virus.”
Earlier this month, the creators of the show mocked Donald Trump‘s reaction to his debate with Kamala Harris.
In an Instagram post on the Vought International account, which was originally set up as a marketing tool for the Amazon Prime Video series, a picture of the character Homelander at a packed rally is on show.
Alongside it is a caption, which uses language similar to Trump, in a subtle dig at the former US president.
It states: “Contrary to recent ‘reporting’ from the lamestream media, Homelander’s recent rallies have been PACKED with patriots. Here’s a photo from one just yesterday, where he presented a concept of a security plan developed by Sister Sage. As you can see, no one here is leaving!”
Elsewhere, The Boys actress Valorie Curry recently appealed to fans to “respect boundaries” after having a “deeply uncomfortable” encounter during a Comic Con event in Northern Ireland.
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