Gen V is a wonderful show, but it's also gross. It is a series that carries its characters in medical labs filled with Gore and Rooms with homes soaked with blood. In a recent interview with their own BC Colangelo, two members of Gen V, threw some light on what was perhaps the most "disgusting" location that was filmed all season 2: That fraternal house "The characters" were entertained in the premiere.

"It was disgusting. She later added:" It was a real frank house. I think someone was sleeping up at one point. " Asa German, who plays the troubled Super Sam Rordan, explained: "All the brotherly things I think are great. I was never in fraternity, but yes, we shot it in a real frank house, and I think it may have been the first time I was in a real frat house. ... I don't have to go back."

When Colangelo said Frat's house smells like "decades of cheap beer embedded in Wallsids and floor boards," replied Broadway, "True. 100%".

No matter how gross is a fratable house, she did for some of the best scenes in Gen V Premiere of Season 2. This show is the "boys" spinoff, and often struggles to differentiate itself from its parental show, but with Frat House scenes, you can really see all the qualities that Gen V make more than just homework for "boys" fans. In Frat's house, the characters should behave as full -time college students, to relax in a way that Hughes or Annie in the "boys" are rarely made.

Frat House scenes also give writers fun excuses to play with the forces of the characters, such as how they have Emma to use its size to change size to throw in the game of beer pong. Several TV shows can have a scene this funny work as a fun throws fungus, because so little shows mix college, superpowers and general stupidity in the way Gen V is.

Most importantly, Frat House scenes are a much -needed example of "Gen V" that accepts their college, part of a show that sometimes overlooks in favor of Supe -related plots and political comment. The college environment is The main thing that "Gen V" does to highlight the "boys", And it is in scenes like Frat Party that seems to be a "General C". The setting of Frat House may have not smelled great for the actors involved, but at least it helped to remind viewers why "General V" is its own special job.