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The episode introduces viewers to two contrasting worlds. On one side is Hughie Campbell (Jack Quaid), a mild-mannered electronics store clerk whose life is shattered when his girlfriend, Robin, is accidentally obliterated by A-Train (Jessie T. Usher), the world’s fastest man. This isn't a tragic supervillain plot; A-Train was high on drugs and didn't even bother to stop.

On the other side is the world of "The Seven," the premier superhero team owned and managed by the massive conglomerate, Vought International. We meet Annie January (Erin Moriarty), also known as Starlight, a small-town hero who gets her big break joining the Seven, only to discover that her idols are cruel and sexually predatory.

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    • Series: The Boys Season: 1 Episode: 1 Title: "The Name of the Game" 720p : This refers to the video resolution

    When Amazon Prime Video released The Boys in 2019, it arrived as a jarring antidote to the polished, family-friendly superhero genre that had dominated cinemas for a decade. Based on the comic book by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, the series premiere, "The Name of the Game," immediately establishes a world where superheroes ("Supes") are not selfless saviors, but corporate assets prone to ego, corruption, and depravity.