She-Hulk Review Episode 1: Marvel Is DEAD MCU 

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is a supposed comedy with the rather unique twist of not having any jokes in it. Featuring a character that is supposed to be a perfect hero, yet acts like a selfish villain at every turn. The Hulk is only here to be dragged down and the Marvel Cinematic Universe is obviously in for another hit! If you trust the media reviews anyway. What did you think of She-Hulk or what you saw in the review? Do you like her, is She-Hulk what you expected? Let me know your thoughts below, and as always, thanks for watching :)

I still don’t understand how 7 middle aged women got together, combined their pettiest dislikes against guys and turned it into a show. And marvel was like… “Ah yes, the opinions of 43 year olds named kelly are what we need, that’s the demographic we want!”

Hulk: The woman I loved died saving the planet and I wasn't there to protect her She-Hulk: I get catcalled sometimes

You know what’s really ironic? In the original story, he *chose* to give her a blood transfusion to save her life, and he felt guilty for turning her into a Hulk, yet she didn’t blame him and even was grateful for it, loving her Hulk form. But here, he had no choice in the matter, *she* is the one who got his blood on her, not him, and yet she blames him for ruining her life because she turns into a Hulk. Between the two origins, she has even less reason to be mad at him in this one…yet she’s mad at him.😑

- Loses her temper, like, five times in one episode - "haha I was just putting on a show for you, I wasn't actually mad" - "so you were just _faking your emotions_ in an attempt to manipulate me?" - "wait, I-uhhh... no?"

The funny thing is that, at the same time as denigrating and demonising men for existing, this show also manages to replicate sexist stereotypes about women, despite being written by women. In episode one alone, She Hulk has been demonstrated to be a recklessly inattentive driver (stereotype number 1), to be weirdly obsessed with gossiping about the sex lives of other people (stereotype number 2), to be paranoid about the supposed inherent threat of men who haven't even done anything to her (stereotype number 3), to handle difficult situations by eating her emotions (stereotype number 4), to lack the emotional maturity and rationality of mind to be able to take any advice or even the mildest of criticism from any man under any circumstances (stereotype number 5), to be so self involved that she will constantly hold up her experience as a woman as the greatest injustice ever to befall anyone even when speaking to someone who has objectively suffered far more than she ever has or is ever likely to (stereotype number 6), and in the courtroom scene at the end of the episode, a crisis situation, she is depicted as being so selfish and shallow that she is more concerned with her outfit and her shoes than helping people whose lives are in danger (stereotype number 7). I think a solid case could be made that She Hulk episode one might be the single most misogynistic episode of modern television, and is certainly the most misogynistic thing in the MCU so far, and yet the writers are so spectacularly, epically clueless that they don't even realise the implications of what they have written.

Bruce: "I hate my life so much I once put a gun to my mouth to end it all, but the Hulk won't let me die and end this suffering." She-Hulk: "You will never know the difficulties of having men trying to ask me out, my entire life is pure suffering."

I think this is quite a mind-blowing achievement; this character has become, in my opinion, the most unlikable female character in the history of film. In just one episode.

I find it absolutely hilarious that the entirety of this storyline is predicated on the fact that a woman was driving and not paying attention

Their ability to make a character, especially a hero, so unlikeable really is impressive.

What you do not mention is her expressed frustration about not being taken seriously by people in regards to her expertise, and then she completely disregards Bruce Banners expertise.

It's actually incredibly funny how after she hulks-out in the laboratory setting and, very unnecessarily destroys a lot of equipment and infrastructure of her caring and attentive and very-worried cousin - doing all of this with full awareness of her actions and an idea of the consequences - she decides that she doesn't actually *need* her cousin's help, because she can, clearly, handle her situation and her power, use it well and totally bypass any and all wisdom or advice Bruce might have for her. She hulked out and proceeded to cause damage in the millions-of-dollars and thinks that there's nothing wrong with her or how she decides to handle things.

By changing She-Hulk's origin, they also took away a prime example of her nobility. It takes a tough-as-nails lawyer who cares about justice to go against the mafia, knowing what it may cost. They stole that heroism from her.

So lets get this straight. Not only did Bruce have a harder time mastering the hulk but he also had nobody to help him do it. This show has made a brilliant case for why Bruce is and always will be a more interesting character lol

Her character is a perfect portrayal of the kind of people who are largely responsible for the majority of animosity between men and women.

Hulk: So let me get this straight. You were in control the whole time? So that means you destroyed my lab and we're going to kill those guys on purpose. Well, there goes the saving people possibility.

So the Hulk changes so fast that when Banner sticks a gun in his mouth, pulls the trigger and the Hulk spits the bullet out... but not a car crash?

She is constantly annoyed for no reason: every men on screen is either actively harassing her, wasting her time or stopping her from being awesome. She is out of the box amazing: she doesn't need superpowers, she is already a superhero by just existing.

You know, I've been a human female for about 46 years now, and I gotta say, the most common reaction from the males of the species when they encounter a female in some sort of (even just possibly) distress, is to try to help. Another shocking thing I've learned is that some humans can be asses, or even dangerous, or sometimes you're just feeling vulnerable. And the most common, and rational, response to this, is to get to safety. You know, like a place with other people and lights and phones. Never once in my decades on this planet have I chosen to move away from a safer place and toward a darker, more isolated place, in a circumstance where I felt concerned for my safety. To sum up, the people writing this don't know how to human, don't understand human nature, and don't have the talent or the skills required to sell this distorted misunderstanding of humanity to the audience as in any way resembling a realistic world inhabited by realistic humans.

I felt it was pretty based how they based the entire existence of the She-Hulk, in this iteration, on the stereotype about how women are terrible drivers. Also, secretly based with how, despite everything else they say, they unironically and with no self-awareness, lean fully into portraying a woman as an over-emotional outwardly & unnecessarily violent mess ;D Another few stereotypes for us!

When She-Hulk broke the 4th Wall in the comics it was always natural. There was no audience or camera to look in to. She's not Deadpool. Its absolute cringe for her to break the flow of the narrative to brag and worse talk directly to the audience. This is how you know the writers had no idea what they were doing. They wanted a soapbox not a story Holy shit. So giving Jen his gamma infused blood in turns not only makes her a rage monster with complete control but also heals him and her response is: "I'm better than you." Fuck this show Can I just hate I absolutely loathe this. There was a tweet about the faces. Why are we seeing a slightly CGI enhanced green Mark Ruffalo face. And worse with She Hulk. Jen Walters isn't ugly but plain which I guess they got right I guess. the actress doesn't look bad for her age I guess. But as She Hulk Jen gets - in the comics - some chiseled feature but her face still becomes softer and toned like that of a super model. She still looks natural. She's beautiful...just green. How does Disney/Marvel emulate this. They plaster the actress in make up and give her an 80s big hair do and then put the bad CGI on top of that. They way they make She Hulk look pretty. They use make up : / Instead of just having a hot actress and not Tatiyana's face The entire point of Hulk's super strength is that he can run fast but he's so strong he doesn't have RSS to stop his leg from demolishing the ground beneath him to sprint. Even the janky as movie in the early aots established this. Its why its better for him to simply jump long distances. With that in mind and literally showing that his raw strength is greater than Jen's there's no possible way she would ever be able to jump the same distance as him. Not even close actually since She Hulk physic while impressive is still no where near the Hulk's To say nothing of that stupid speech about her controlling her rage better. It's a miracle that Bruce does just yeet her into space right there. Maybe. Just maybe this argument could be made if Bruce's entire problem when it comes to rage was the Hulk. Jen has and will never have this problem. She can just become super big and strong and remain in control of herself. The worst part about this. Ever since the 'flashback' began Bruce has been nothing but patient wit her. He's never raised his voice or insulted her and worst he ever did was one up her in a game of rock throwing and tackle her - the later of which was to save her from murdering a random stranger. Lets say I don't know what the M She U is. I believe any normie watching this would wonder why Jen is such an irrational and condescending bitch to her cousin who has only been trying to help her. A reminder that this is Jen's cousin. Her family. She belittles his entire struggles, his friends, his life, and doubles down on his misery to slight him. Many people are saying she's justified because its wrong of Bruce to push his traumatic life style on to her. Even though she makes light of it...and still never gets that he's doing everything he can to prevent that. The apology/non apology Jen gives Bruce. Here's the level of writing we're dealing with. Before the MCU went full on Whedon remember when characters talked to each other. As a nuclear physicist, biochemist, radiophysicist, engineerer, roboticist, computer scientist and mathematician Bruce wouldn't be the best individual on a social level. And yet he's able to speak and conduct himself like a normal as human. Even the whole Cheetos thing funny enough came off as a condescending bone toss to Jen. The kind of thing you say to family to be nice. when the reality is in all seriousness its really stupid and I'm just humoring this. And Jen takes credit. "You're not the only smart one in the family" to a guy with 7 Ph.D who literally help to invent revolutionary AI and time travel. Watch as this small time ass lawyer screams whines and overreacts like a petulant child despite being in a field where communication, empathy, and morality are incredibly important.

The best part is when she looks at Bruce Banner, 15 years of experience as a Hulk, and tells him it makes her angry when “incompetent men explain her own area of expertise”. Yes, clearly Bruce is nowhere near as good at controlling his anger as you. Who has spent the entire episode having him calmly explain why you should listen to his *experience* while you say your *lack of* experience makes you better. “ 10/10 writing, gonna go watch immediately.

She’s literally portrayed as a psychotic villain and treated like a hero. I don’t see a generation of narcissistic women coming out of the woodworks or anything in the near future lol

She’s the villain 🦹‍♀️ of her own show

For future writers if you ever wanna make a character so unlikeable that there’s 0% chance to redeem her character take notes! They did a excellent job they deserve a raise!

Wait -- the *bathroom* scene is the scene the showrunner fought to keep in? That's the most bizarre and illogical scene in the whole episode. Who gives an obviously distressed and injured woman a makeover (without even washing her face first)? That scene makes the women look like shallow idiots.

The "no getting drunk" scene reminds me of a moment in the first Captain America movie, where Steve is drinking alone and mourning the supposed death of Bucky, lamenting the fact that he can't get inebriated and escape his guilt. This showcases the difference between actual, talented writers and the half-assed chuckleheads that only want a cheap laugh.

When the review is longer than the subject, you know it's going to be good.

Might be called emotional, difficult or might literally get murdered. She’s literally proven nothing but her character and personality literally being emotional, difficult and uncooperative. Wait who’s going to murder her? What an odd statement.

She-hulk: A sitcom starring an insufferable, ignorant, egotistical "hero" who complains about her easy life while mocking every man in sight. Great job disney! Keep it up!

She-Hulk I predict will be like Batwoman: lavished by critics, ignored by fans, cheered on by checkmarks. Canceled after a handful of arbitrary seasons. Forgotten by history.

In regards to the Jeep scene: I just want to remind everyone that in The Incredible Hulk, when in Hulk form Bruce was throwing 60 ton M1 Abrams tanks into different shires.

So... She gets praised for the same things Bruce gets feared for. She gets help and support while Bruce had to deal with things on his own. Her problems get acknowleged whil his issues get ridiculed and invalidated... that sounds pretty realistic if you ask me.

It breaks my heart every time they destroy something Tony built. "That's like 1mil in damages." Who cares how much it cost! The smartest man in the world* built that shite and now he's dead so it can't be repaired. And then "I built this bar with Tony, it was awesome" and the. She freaking destroys it. And then they rebuilt it like nothing. Totally erasing Tony's importance to literally everything. Puke.

Just like the Halo series, I will experience She-Hulk through Disparu's excellent rants. That is the extent of exposure to current trash I'm willing to accept.

I'm sad they dropped the most interesting part of comics She-Hulk. In the comics, she still has a toxic relationship with her hulk form, but it's inverted for her. Jen Walters was a meek, mousey, nervous wreck. Once she becomes She-Hulk, she revels in becoming an invincible 7ft tall supermodel to the point that she refuses to turn back if at all possible. Her form is powered by her fear of returning to how she used to be.

"I didn't think she would be looking into a bush until later in the series" Best line. hahaha

What blows my mind is that she does not show any respect at all, to the guy who used the infinity gauntlet(and got severely hurt doing it) to bring back half of the living being in the universe.Nope,he's just another 'male' loser...

It's like a wet dream for anyone who wants division based on immature stereotypes. I want to sit down and have a lengthy adult discussion with anyone who OK'd this production and then figure out how to put humanity back on track.

So... She-Hulk punches villain, reverts back to "normal", steps into her shoes, pulls on her coat and says something about finishing her summation... At which point opposing counsel looks at the judge and says, "mistrial?" And the judge responds with, "mistrial". Who's going to want to give a negative verdict to a perpetually PMS bitch who can turn into a green monster any instant she doesn't get her own way?

Watching this brings up so many old angry emotions. I dated a girl like this. Always angry at everyone; Her whole life was full of tragedy; Everyone had slighted her; Men were all problematic; Everyone around her was the issue and she was smarter than everyone, better than everyone. Always caused shit and messed things up but never had consequences for it. UGH 🚩

The writing team must have done a deep analysis on why Captain Marvel failed: " Was she too vapid, insufferable, disrespectful, smug? Was it the total lack of redeeming qualities or character arc? ....No, got it! She wasn't constantly complaining and femsplaining the patriarchy! Not to mention way too many scenes where previously established male heroes were allowed to retain a basic semblance of dignity! Don't worry, Marvel fans... we won't let you down this time." 😎👍

The fact that the writers compare the usage of chop sticks to being a genius, is quite telling.

The fact that Jens gamma infused blood is more potent than the original, her blood healed the Hulk permanently damaged arm. Wow!!! Female blood is that damned powerful, go figure 🙄

A friend of mine died a few years ago. Me and him built a little shed with a bar. We both put our initials on it. It's so scuffed but I'm never getting rid of it. If somebody broke it, on purpose, I would beat them within an inch of their life. I can't replace the bar. I had to move it recently and my brother helped me. I didn't need to say anything, he rubbed his hand along the engraved initials and said "I promise 'll be super careful." My dad offered to help, and again, without saying anything, he yelled at us to be even more careful. You know, because my family knows it means a lot to me. Because they're good people. Seeing this exact scenario in the show boils my blood.

Bruce also explains that the lab and equipment was maybe installed by Tony meaning it has sentimental value after his death, yet she goes on to destroy some of it consciously.

A show that should have three main parts to it: superheroes, courtroom drama, and comedy. Done by a group of writers adept at none of these three elements.

When there’s shows like “Better Call Saul” to compete with, there’s a certain level of quality expected from shows with this theme. Marvel or not, the bar is set, and this doesn’t even come close.

Fun fact. in the Comics, the first fight between She-hulk and Titania ends with She-hulk being soundly thrashed by the other super-strong woman. This leads to two interesting things later on. 1-Titania is full of herself for taking down a hulk , so she tries the same towards ( the much faster and more experienced) Spider-man, and gets her @ss handed to her . She underestimates what speed and skill means in a fight , thinking it is all about strength. 2-She-hulk starts seriously training to become better at fighting , showing she can learn from her failures and that that can drive someone become better. because the Marvel Comic writers are way more skilled than the Disney Plus series writers. My hopes for Daredevil's return are withering rapidly. I was so happy that he was back, with the original cast, but, after seeing this i'm worried. Worried they will get the same caliber of writers as this series and ruin what was a very good Netflix series( one of my favorite). Well. Hawkeye was pretty okay, and so were parts of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Who knows.

This is what happens when you don't know you are the villian and you try to write yourself as the hero.

Ok so here's the thing. The only reason She-hulk works in the comics is because she does have a different experience to Hulk/Bruce. From what I know she's supposed to be quite meek in her human form and very bad with social interactions. In this show there is no difference between her hulk form and human form. In her human form she doesn't have the bad traits she should have. She's good at socialising and is anything but meek. While she-hulk does have greater control than normal hulk. She should still have a different personality in her hulk form to her human form. People think they're the same person but that's wrong. Extra notes : When she gets badly injured in a car accident and Bruce saves her life with a blood transfusion. He is devastated that he had to do it. He had no choice but to turn her into what he views as a monster. He knows people are going to fear her and possibly try to kill her or use her. If he had any other choice he would have never done it. The problem is that in the MCU the Hulk is dead. All we have left is Bruce in Hulk's body and so this story falls flat as we no longer have the dynamic between Bruce and Hulk. Bruce has basically got rid of his worst enemy and greatest fear. She-hulk in the comics is far more confident in her hulk form and loves/embraces her new form. She loves the confidence it provides so much that she rarely reverts back to being human. Bruce should be different with never wanting to transform as he knows that Hulk could do great harm. The MCU has butchered Bruce and Hulk so badly it's not even funny.

Imagine how much better the show could be if they developed their relationship more. Maybe Jen and Bruce could have already been close cause her family got snapped so when she finds out the Bruce is not missing anymore, they stick together like glue cause of their lost relatives and the missing people around the world Jen could have been the one who got in a accident and Bruce has to make the choice to reluctantly give her a blood transfusion Either it saves her from a certain death or kills his beloved cousin. But then she recovers and becomes She-Hulk. Bruce is happy she is alive but feels guilty he parentally changed her. Hell if they really wanted to do the all guys are bad angle, maybe Bruce was driving and the accident happened. Maybe the Hulk comes out as his defensive mechanism but do the the new mass, he crushed some of her bones making the accident even worse.

Her speech about catcalling is made even worse by her saying that Bruce’s life was taken away from him, and it never occurred to her that maybe he’s better at controlling his anger because of all that

I was watching this with my mom when the bathroom scene happened and she laughed saying “as if that would ever happen”… neither of us laughed for the rest of the episode

I never thought that watching a single episode of a show would make me feel like I lost 10 years of my life

@Disparu Um. Wikipedia article for the show, plot summary of episode 2, second sentence: "However, she is fired from the district attorney's office for losing the case, which their opponent Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway (GLK&H) declared as a mistrial." Um... 1) doesn't the JUDGE declare a mistrial? 2) Losing a job in the DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S office for losing a case? 3) If it's a mistrial, doesn't that mean NOBODY WON OR LOST THE CASE, IT'S A MISTRIAL?

The Hulk literally had to sacrifice the woman he loved whilst being chased by the government. Then he had to leave the second woman he loved because people saw him as a monster. Only for that woman to then sacrifice herself (Natasha Romanov is a true hero for women) and we are supposed to believe this woman has had it harder because of the patriarchy. Rediculous

The show actually sounds like a good litmus test for the people who you're interacting with in life. You can tell who to stay away from by whether they like this show or not.

He just genetically healed his arm which was fried, and because he used her DNA she says “I’m better than you” is this a child we’re dealing with here? She has no idea HOW he impossibly healed his arm, but her immediate conclusion is “well I’m better”?

With Blonsky in the show it means they acknowledge the Norton Hulk movie so I guess they missed the scene where General Ross uses two sonic weapons against Hulk and he manages to destroy them. She Hulk just claps her hands a few times and Hulk goes down with no resistance.

The difference between MCU and Comics. Hulk: Saved her by donating his blood, she is a caring person who sacrifices to save others. She-Hulk: Was near Bruce when he got injured - this ignores all canon, as Bruce put a gun in his mouth and shot himself. Being harmed by a car accident and leaking radioactive blood that somehow doesn't kill everyone near him, then gives them powers, is insane. This would make him a liability in every single place. Real Life Hulk: I wouldn't save this woman, even if someone gave me anything I wanted.

Okay, this show already seemed incredibly insufferable, and there was no way on earth I was going to watch it. But then the writers decide to bring in Titania, who I've always liked as a villain. She's got a huge chip on her shoulder and has gone head to head with Jen in the comics repeatedly over the years. And Jen generally wins by outsmarting her, because Titania is stronger than she is. In the comics it literally took Jen getting her hands on the Power infinity stone to beat her in a pure physical fight. And yet in this she knocks her out in one freaking punch? Yeah, screw this show.

I grew up with Depression, and a common symptom of depression in men is struggling with controlling anger. Biologically, women actually do have better control over their anger, but that actually makes anger management even more frustrating for men. This show feels disrespectful to both men and women. It's like a complete sandwich of sexism. I would love to have more female superheroes, it's just sad they always have to be reduced to these insufferably nasty brats. Rey could have been a good character, Carol Danvers could have been a good character, She Hulk could have been a good character, but nope, we can't have nice things anymore. Women deserve better than this.

You know, I don't believe I'm about to say it, but the whole part about Cap being a virgin could've been used to strengthen the theme, had it be done by a talented writer. An argument could be made that once Steve Roger became the super soldier, he was gone. All that was left was Captain America - a soldier for life, bound by duty, with no time for pleasures of his humanity. Same with Bruce - once Hulk became a thing, Bruce Banner was gone - After all, Bruce is actively hiding from humanity, worried he might hurt someone by accident (which have happened, curtesy of Wanda Maximoff and other things). It gotten so bad he tried to end his life, but Hulk wouldn't let him. A talented writer could make it so that this iteriation of Jennifer knows well that becoming a superhero has mostly dropoffs, with barely any pros - having to part with normal, calm live, that has it's downsides, but also upsides. Hence, why she desperately wants to be her normal self, not a superhero. But no. No. Instead, they opted out to make it a "joke". A joke that not only speaks poorly about Jennifer, but I have a sneaking suspicion also was a way to tear down Steve Rogers. Because that's all MCU has been doing - tearing down the past, simply in order to elevate themselves.

Watching this back, I thought of a better way they could have done the car crash scene. Instead of Jen getting out no worse for wear, both she and Bruce are horribly injured and are dying. Jen, knowing shes about to die, makes a heroic, selfless and ultimately brilliant effort to pull Bruce's Hulk suppressant bracelet off, saving him as he Hulks out. Then they could continue with the comics origin of Bruce giving her a transfusion out of necessity. This small scene shows that Jen can be valiantly heroic and also very smart and quick to think on her feet when the stakes are high. And it pleases both modern and comic book fans as the reason she and Bruce survived is through their combined efforts.

My favorite movie is Count of Monte Cristo. Dantes starts off a complete idiot with a heart of gold. He grows smart and cruel then regains his morals... kinda. Growth of a protagonist is one of the best things a story can do. Characters like She-Hulk never grow because theyre written as perfect with society being the problem.

Every story that calls itself feminist ends up being incredibly misogynistic and misandric. It despises feminine women, masculine men, and tells women to be more like men.

Way too go Disparu!! Thanks for taking this episode to task. I haven't watched a single marvel show and love your taking it to task!!!

I think this show is a social experiment where they are trying to see if the people watching are smart enough to recognise that the main character is actually the villain

"The biggest triggers are anger and fear." "That's like, the baseline of every woman just existing." Damn. Guess I've been living with the wrong outlook on life. Thanks Marvel!

Every single female writer of this god awful show suffers from a grandiosity complex because "its oh so hard to be a woman!" and "Its amazing how strong we have been suffering through all this shit that no one has experienced before!"

6:52 Fun fact: during this scene the lines that Banner speaks "Don't Jen, I'm bleeding" are added in post and Truffleo's lips don't even move.

So the moral of the first episode is don’t let women drive?

The "blood trasfer" makes no sense. No one has mentioned this...but blood rushes out the body to help Avoid such infections. But in this 1 case, blood got sucked back in? But, then again, I am no biologist......

If they rubbed 2 brain cells together, the writers could have made this a fantastic arc for her. Unlikeable, egotistical, narcissistic, and then hulk can't take her shit anymore, beats her to a bloody pulp, and she's forced to realize that her anger is fake and unjustified, and that she's been more awful to those around her than she's ever experienced at her worst. Basically, a more violent, visceral Dr. Strange with a better redemption arc.

That "Oh, because I'm _better_ than you" line has absolutely NO excuse existing in any way regarding Bruce Banner in that context, are you FUCKING kidding me?? Back when this episode came out I still held onto hope that it's (and most everything else in the episode) set up for her learning to appreciate what her cousin went through and that she has the Hulk experience on easy mode. Learning to recognize and understand your own privileged position even in a tragedy would have been one hell of a feminist story I wanted to appreciate so much, but no?? They really had Jen hear her cousin, who is incredibly excited and relieved to for the first time having someone like him by his side, say that he fixed his arm through her DNA and she said "Oh, because I'm BETTER than you?" Who the FUCK says that to another person who for so many years was the only one "of his kind" in his dangerous body mutation and who now finally had a chance of physically and MEDICALLY helping himself? And she crushes him by saying that the only reason he now has ANY help is because her body mutation is BETTER than his?? How arrogant and self-centered do you have to be to say THAT to a long suffering person? Sorry, but the fucking implications of this line are so many levels of ableist, victim-blaming and just straight up sexist. Do "feminist" writers _know_ that their self-important "empowerment one-liners do exist within actual CONTEXT of a story?? That's the worst shit I've ever heard, in hindsight, how _fucking DARE you???!_ That was the arm that got badly injured in the process of Bruce as Smart Hulk using the infinity gauntlet to snap back the 50% of the population of ALL EXISTENCE who were gone for 5 years! The snap he was only able to survive *because* destiny screwed him over so hard but he pulled through despite of it and for the first time it felt like all the horrible suffering and torture in his life actually had a purpose! And she says "I'm BETTER than you" as some self-important woke clap-back because this writing is too modern feminist to respect that feminism needs to be _adjusted_ to each individual situation you find yourself in. I never actually realized how abysmally AWFUL that line is! _How DARE you??_

I have an interesting comparison between She Hulk, episode 1 and an episode of Star Trek "Continues", called "Lolani." The writers of the Star Trek episode caused me to become emotionally invested in Lolani, as well as the other main characters. I felt Lolani's anguish, her broken heart, and her suffering. The writers of She Hulk did not cause me to become emotionally invested in She Hulk nor in any of the main characters. I had secretly hoped that the Jennifer Walters character would die in any random accident, in every imaginable, painful way. Such is how much I despise the She Hulk series! This is my umbrage face!

Can we just take a minute to reflect on the fact that his arm was completely dead from using the literal primordial power of the universe to restore the world, a power that damn near killed Thanos as well, and yet HER BLOOD magically heals that injury LIKE IT'S A FUCKING SKINNED KNEE?!?!?!?!?

Just the changing of how she aquires the Hulk powers is a spit in the face and intentionally done to avoid inhereting the powers from a man and saving her life. Ironic it plays off the women are bad drivers trope. But the believability of the whole scene is hilarious. They had to armor the plot to prevent Bruce (Who is in full control of the Hulk by this point) from Hulking out when he would have at this point, it literally makes zero sense. Good god, this whole thing is painfully preachy. "I'm better than you. You're nothing compared to me. I'm better at this than you. Better, better, better." Good god, why do they have to write her as borderline villianous bitch?

Dude, I’m so thankful for your suffrage in having watched this so you could break it down. I refuse to give Disney any more money to watch this kind of trash; Hulk is one of my favorite characters. She-Hulk is entertaining enough by herself as well (in the comics) but to see The Hulk destroyed so exponentially is just revolting.

As soon as the crash occured the Hulk would have saved Banner from being hurt at all. Can't believe how much they screwed up within the first few minutes. Also the only reason Banner is able to become the Hulk and handle so much gamma radiation because he was experimented on throughout his childhood to make him that way. Also with the Hulks healing factor his injuries would have healed on their own right after the crash

It's almost a parody version of someone mocking Marvel's girl power theme, except its actually done by Marvel themselves.

"Those with the most power must be held accountable" Me - "Where was that in WandaVision?"

I was in an anxiety spiral but my anger at the few clips you've shown me actually snapped me out of it. Thank you! I wouldn't have been able to force myself past the first three minutes of this show but for your color commentary, I'll endure!

.... I just realized a better version of this show exists if she finds out she can hulk out but she can't control it. Opening can happen the same way, She blacks out from a car accident. Hulk finds her and explains she'll have to learn how to channel her anger. Says v plainly you can't be a stressed out lawyer you'll destroy a courthouse and then the city. She refuses because she's so chill. She goes back to lawyering and she hulks out and destroys the courthouse and city and wakes up as Shield arrests her. She's in a fancy ass jail. Bruce goes to visit her but she's upset and refuses to listen to Bruce tell her that he told her so. So he leaves her be in prison. Then shield guy whoever comes around and says "hey I'll let you be a lawyer again if you become the first lawyer for super heros." So then she reluctantly joins Bruce. That's like at least two or three episodes bruh.

Marvel trying to hone in on the demographic they can't crack, 25-32 year old single female lawyers with at least 5 cats, a drinking problem, and an issue with emotional control. Killing it. Also at 3:37 was that some weird lizard blink? Who blinks like that? Sandpaper contact lenses I guess.

What really pisses me off about this is that Hulk comes to her, with over a decade of experience, to help her understand what it means to be a hulk out of the goodness of his heart, and she is just an obnoxious gen z-er saying "okay boomer"

43:29 The first person indicative verbal form is "am", not "are". "I are amazing" is wrong". "Amn't I amazing?" is right. Minus 1 point.

....and....what ever happened to the space ship? Just a random spaceship in the road and no further explanations?

Been in court for dozens of trials, both criminal and civil. There is no "look" any lawyer of any kind can give to the room that will do anything to overcome a weak case or presentation Certainly not that half scowl she threw out

She doesn't even turn in to a Hulk. She turns in to a Ruffahulk. Some sort of human-hulk abortion. If she turned in to a real Hulk then there would be drama. She could possibly be more powerful than Ruffahulk and uncontrollable. Instead we're given a woman who turns green when on her period. I've got better things to waste my time watching. Where's my box set of Sex and the City...

Some people say that marvel has stop writing about heroes and started to write about villains.

When she hit him with a jeep I went back a watched the scene where he punches an alien worm thing

Man I love watching people rip these bullshit shows to shreds. Better than the actual show. Great job Disparu.

12:50 When Disparu realizes who the intended audience is. I genuinely had to pause the video I was laughing so hard. Well done, sir

Modern-day Feminist writers are horrible. There's nothing wrong with making a story to revolves around a powerful female character but they forgot the important part of storytelling, THE STORY! This is literally just a female power fantasy, with no work, no suffering, no actual conflict, and no effort. It's just them ragging on men because they know they won't compare to actual skill. Any men or critics point this out and they'll treat it as discrimination. I hope Disney loses money for this, I hope this ruins them so that they take a step back and see how garbage these writers really are.

She-Hulk, super villain lawyer. As a lawyer, she has the potential to become the most powerful super villain of all, a Politician. She-Wok.

The whole core of She-Hulk was the fact that she embraced her super strength and power and integrated it with her femininity, and also that because she doesn't have Bruce banners issues she doesn't have the split between the two sides like Bruce does. Edit: and part of that was that She-Hulk was never able to increase her strength like The Hulk does with anger, but she also never had to worry about being caught off guard without her power and... This is just not a good show.

I've been a female for all my 31 years and I've never been told to smile. At least not as an adult or teen. Can't believe men ever seriously told women to smile enough for it to be a stereotype.

Recently discovered disparus reviews… binged the blood origin reviews and willow and now I’m here, love that you point out stuff while showing it on the screen…