She-Hulk Review Episode 2: It Gets WORSE! MCU 

I never expected to wish for episode 1 of She-Hulk to come back but here we are, it got worse. Welcome to the slow descent into darkness that happened during this videos creation lmao. But what did you think of the episode, or what did you think based on the review? Let me know your thoughts below and as always, thanks for watching :)

Drinking alcohol, not being able to get drunk, but then suffering from a hangover seem like a great analogy for this entire show.

She breaks 4th wall to worry that she’s a diversity hire when the entirety of MCU phase 4 has been a diversity hire, on camera and off.

They literally had their strawman say "it" in referrance to a "hot chick" this couldn't get anymore blatant could it? these demons hate us.

It's funny how it never dawned on Jen that being hired for her She-Hulk persona may not be such a bad thing in this case - considering she'd be working in a superhero division and if any of these superhuman individuals (hero or villain) got out of line and needed to be subdued, she's the perfect employee to have on staff, as she could handle that task with little to no effort. But no - she just focuses on the negative.

I'm surprised the writers didn't find a way to call her Better Hulk.

A lawyer signs a legal document without first thoroughly reading it. It made me bristle.

Watching this makes me side with thanos. The reason he didn't give a good compelling reason to kill the universe and made as basic as "balance" is due to his fear of being canceled. His real reason is to wipe out people like her. I honestly see her as a karen. Iam i the only one?

I guess that the scene where she gets fired is meant to show that, in fact, she really is the World's worst lawyer. Consider how a REAL attorney would handle this situation: "I'm afraid you lost your case." What, did the jury come back?" "No, the Judge declared a mistrial." "Ok, that's reasonable. So I didn't lose anything. We just have to do it all over again. Well, too bad, but that Titania lady was at fault here." "Yes, but, I'm afraid that we need to fire you. You'e a distraction." "I see. Has the Bar Association, the Judge or anyone else accused me of Professional Malpractice for saving the Judge and Jury's lives? Or is this just your reaction to this unfortunate situation? I really need to know." "It's just something we need to do." "Well, something that I JUST need to do is sue your firm for wrongful discharge without a reasonable cause. In fact, it's outright discrimination based on my immutable physical characteristics, which is illegal, in case you didn't know. You want to reconsider your decision before my complaint is served?" That would actually show that she's a half-way decent attorney, intelligent and a fighter. But no, she takes this patently unfair and illegal decision without even a protest. I's pathetic. Ok, it's a "comedy" (allegedly), but that's totally no excuse for making your main character look like a spineless incompetant.

If this guy actually covers the entire series like this he should be canonized as a saint for how much he's suffering so we don't have to.

I found it unintentionally hilarious when She-Hulk demonstrated one of the main reasons there is a "gender wage gap" - she's in a field where pay isn't standardized, but negotiated, and when she is offered a job and told she can take time to think it over, instead of checking what the terms and conditions are and then using the knowledge that she's being actively courted for the role to strengthen her bargaining position, she just immediately accepts it, thus reinforcing the point that one factor for women being paid less is that they play it safe and accept the first offer rather than holding out for an improved offer. And then she discovers she is literally a diversity hire, which only makes it even more funny.

>gets offered a job >doesn't even ask about her salary >doesn't try to negotiate anything But the wage gap is due to sexism or something.

Her losing her job would of been an interesting arc if the writers went with the original story of how she became a hulk and she didn’t realize she was a hulk they could of written the second episode of Bruce training her to control her powers and complain about how she just wants to be normal lawyer it would make her whole character less insufferable

I always hate when my boss follows me to a bar to tell me I'm fired. You'd think HR would have a problem with that...

She hulk definitely portrays entitled whiny American women.

A law firm is going to fire a public figure who is drowning in good press the day after she comes out as a super hero? I don't buy it.

Considering how they've handled men so far, it will be amusing to see how they'll treat Daredevil. I'm sure even these writers realize that he's the one male character they can't write like a 2D idiot- if only because Marvel is counting on him for other projects, and also because they're probably heavily relying on him for a ratings boost! Also, I have to say, it's a bit worrying that both her boss and future boss know to find her in the bar! Did her boss fire her there because he knows she's more likely to be there than at her office?

Incidentally, the best unintentionally funny thing was that Mark Ruffalo _literally_ phoned in his performance as Not-Hulk. Now, that's symbolism

You glanced over the fact Titania, the possible main villain of the series, was fleeing traffic court and decided to randomly barge into another court room dealing with a completely different case and attack people. The writers actually couldn't think of a good reason of why that fight happened in episode 1.

"Ugh, I can't even exist without being a derivative of the Hulk." This would be the perfect time for a 4th wall break where a viewer's hand slaps her.

I want to see this get approved for a second season, and the writers room brings in the whole writing staff of High Guardian Spice. Each episode could be a disaster comparative to a locomotive derailing and plowing into a school.

I just want to thank Disney for bringing us Disparu. A great combination.

I love how they're ruining female heroes like Supergirl and She-Hulk in a weak attempt to virtue signal. I don't have much memory of She-Hulk, but I grew up loving Supergirl because she was a well written and likeable character until her CW show.

I love how I'm not even planning on watching the show, I just keep watching reviews and feel like I'm getting much more out of that, than I would by actually watching the show itself

"There's a hot chick over there; I'm gunna go talk to it", said NO MAN EVER.

Been waiting for this, i prefer watching the show through Disparu's eyes... at least that's comedy, unlike the actual show.

I loved the part where She-Hulk shouted "This! Is! Sparta!" and kicked the paralegal down the well.

A couple of things about the legal representation for Abomination... 1. A lawyer should absolutely recuse themselves from a case where they are supposed to defend someone accused of injuring one of the lawyer's family members. That's basic ethics. Her boss would have absolutely insisted she recuse herself from the case, so this "conflict" exists for no other reason than to make some man look bad. All defendants are entitled to "zealous legal representation," meaning their lawyer / attorney must do everything in their power to obtain the best possible outcome for the defendant. If Hulkette didn't recuse herself from this case, and the judge in the case found out she had such a flagrant conflict of interest, she'd be removed from the case by the judge and likely face disciplinary action. And her law firm would almost certainly hit her with discipline, if they didn't outright fire her. (I'm honestly kind of surprised she tried to recuse herself...I would have expected her to throw a fit about being asked to recuse herself, because she's just such an amazing lawyer and person that should could have easily provided zealous representation for someone who attempted to murder one of her family. Such brave. Much strong.) 2. The parole process in the US is absolutely intended to give some criminals a chance to rehabilitate and rejoin society. We _should_ give criminals a chance to rehabilitate, even some violent criminals. We shouldn't try to rehabilitate _all_ criminals. That being said, we're talking about a comic book villain who is utterly irredeemable. The fact these morons thought it made any kind of sense that anyone would offer someone like Abomination the possibility of parole is so laughable I don't know how they put it into a show...even a pathetic attempt at comedy. We're talking about the world where people completely ignored the US Constitution to enforce an international treaty that imposed illegal strictures and sanctions on US citizens, then locked some of those US citizens in a maximum security prison in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean without a trial, or even legal representation, for refusing to ask permission to stop a villain who had perpetrated a horrendous act of terror. The idea that same government, the government that declared CAPTAIN FUCKING AMERICA a criminal for doing the right thing, would even _CONSIDER_ offering parole to a supervillain may be the most ridiculous thing these idiots have written. But, hey...who the hell thought this should would be even remotely watchable? Maybe a half dozen blue-haired land-whales and the simps who love them.

As an assistant director, I apologize to everyone for the absolute garbage that my colleagues in the industry put out.

If superheroes were real, they’d make millions just off of the advertising endorsements they’d have thrown at them.

That would literally not happen at a law firm. If they were going to fire her, they would have held a meeting at the office to discuss the firing. They would almost certainly give her a severance package.

“I have here various haikus that I’ve written to each of my victims.” What a truly touching gesture of repentance!

As a physician, I'm glad this show has been made. Vomiting-inducing drugs are more expensive than simply playing this in Hospitals, when needed...

Gotta love how the show is undermining its own message. In one episode it's telling us how women are oppressed and have to deal with men, next episode she gets hired for being She Hulk and the friend tells her to stop complaining and enjoy the privilege.

I am currently a screenwriting master’s student. I absolutely agonize over every line of dialogue I write because the thought of fellow creatives cringing at my inept writing is terrifying. I simply can’t fathom writing the dialogue in this show, hearing it out loud from other people, and not immediately tearing up the script 😂

The worst part of this shit episode was that one rewrite could have made this and everything after halfway decent. Because if we had competent writers that can write a dramatic legal show, we could have had Jen have the trial of her career where _she_ and the GLKH guy chose to put personal history aside to _defend_ Blonsky with a strong case of his exploitation under the US government. Not for parole, obviously, but for a life sentence in a superhuman equivalent of a supermax vs the death penalty, or something. We could actually see something like a twist on the Superhuman Registration Act be bandied about because of problems like Blonsky, rationalized as a way to identify and protect these people from exploitation, like filing with the VA or ADA for needs-specific resources, protections, benefits, accommodations, etc. So she takes this job, which drives a wedge between her and Bruce, who is justifiably not okay with her decision, hurt that Jen would even consider doing this and doesn't like/trust the idea of a vulnerable group of people like himself under the thumb of a government run organization with limitless reach, and we could have a series long arc where Jen realizes that Blonsky is a manipulative monster long before he was Abomination, and that despite the career defining turn as Blonsky's defense would grant her, her sense of honor wins out. I would even debut mutants through clever application, like say she sends that useless paralegal to interview people for/against SHRA, and one of the people she interviews is Dr. Charles Xavier, a wealthy disabled children's psychologist looking for benefactors for a school he has in mind for -mutant- _troubled_ youth... Eventually Jen would resign as Blonksy's defense and as a lawyer because she realizes that the law is great, but only for the law-abiding; for people that would violate and exploit others' agency/safety, big or small, super or not, they'll answer to _She-Hulk._ Roll credits! But again, we'd need competent writers for that.

VFX artist here. They for sure green screened the iPad. The number of times I’ve had to do a screen burn in (that’s what they call the shot) and the actor is just scribbling incoherently over top of the screen (or randomly touching it like no one ever touches a screen) has happened far too many times to count. We are always like “JUST USE A REGULAR IPAD”

Jen: "I wish everyone would forget I'm She-Hulk" Dr. Strange: "Hold my beer"

I cannot get over the sheer hilarity of the She-Hulk writers unironically and unintentionally pointing out the BS of diversity hiring.

Blonski's defense of "not my fault, it was the serum" has actually been floating around the internet since the 2008 movie, and it's a valid defense. General Ross presented it to him, told him it would help him complete the mission, and didn't appear to give him a full rundown of the side effects which included increased aggression and reduced cognizance and self-control. Had he done this to himself deliberately he'd still be culpable, but since it was given to him by Ross, he's legally not responsible for the actions caused by that altered mental state. As a real-world analogy, if you choose to take meth and then go nuts and destroy a car, you're fully on the hook for that car. If someone else gave you meth not telling you what it was or what it would do, and you destroy a car, you can get off because it was their fault you were in that altered state, not your own. But Hulk fans on the internet came up with this defense, not the She-Hulk writers, so no credit to them for that.

I get the impression, someone at the office in a future episode will slap her ass etc like basically unwanted touching while in She Hulk form, because you know, there's setting it up that everybody's eyeing her and someone will cross the line. The show is overly preachy to the point I could see them/producer using the show as 'teaching moment' for men.

Complaining about names is redundant because in episode one hulk told her they don't get to pick their names. She was warned

I loved the part where a dude held a door open for she hulk and she forced him to consume his familys internal organs while they all were still alive. Slay queeeeeeennnnn.

21:00 to be fair the "map to the best bathroom for poopin'" was my favorite scene, I like this guy, thanks for the tip bro :D

My favorite part was when Jen would talk to people just to hear herself speak, and constantly talk over them

Tony according to the first episode built a lab for the Hulk. Now she is questioning if they get paid. They are government agents.

what makes this worse is that there are millions of storytellers capable of far better material but these women get the job solely because they are women and women of color.

I been binge watching your videos since I discovered your channel 😂 makes these shows a lot more entertaining 👌🏾

Note: Tony Stark and/or the government was 'supposed' to be paying for the super heroes. Yet, in the lovely Falcon series, the writers made them claim they were making nothing. Which of course makes NO sense at all. Falcon himself was even considered military and obviously one of the top soldiers since he was allowed to take an experimental device from the military and fly around with it. But, yeah.....he made no money. Right. But they have to be written this way, because they have to force down our throats what 'victims' they are. -_-

So, Batwoman infused with Hulk essence. Sounds fun.. to mock.

Maternity leave? Are you telling me she actually plans to have a child? Na, I don't buy it.

I'm surprised they didn't take this opportunity to rename her to She/Her-Hulk

I didn’t realize how many law firms took care of their HR business at bars.

Decided I wasn't going to watch more after episode 1. I'll be coming here for your reviews instead 😂

She's the only Super that's a lawyer with her identity publicly known. She actually IS the most qualified, due to niche, but the creators couldn't even realize that

I love how your review of the episode is as long as the episode it's self, and arguably explains more and def is better lolol

This was a hundred times more enjoyable than watching the actual show would have been. You turned trash into treasure. Fab work.

"Everyone is going to think this (being she hulk) is why I was hired. So unfair." It's always great when woke writes inadvertently make a good point against their own side.

Steve Rogers: "I can't get drunk," he says, trying unsuccessfully to numb some of the pain that comes with being a hero. She Hulk: "I cANt geT DrUNk!!!" she says, drinking gallons of liquor for attention.

My image of the She Hulk writers' room is the bathroom scene from episode 1, with everybody immediately being uncritically super supportive and "You go girl, that's a great idea!" instead of actual brainstorming sessions where you allow bad ideas to freely flow out only in order to allow them to die a whimpering death once the better ideas that were hiding behind them later emerge. TL;DR: This is what you get when there are no men in the writers' room to laugh at your bad ideas.

One thing they completely miss is the fact that lawyers don’t need to be hired by law firms to be lawyers. Since she is supposedly popular after becoming She-Hulk she could open her own law firm.

No! The Simp Para-Legal is a terrified minion that affirms everything She-Hulk does to keep from LITERALLY getting KILLED!

The first Iron Man movie and the Dark Knight(2008): “We're doing a good job at making good super hero films, telling good stories and making sure comic book movies can be taken seriously.” SheHulk(2022)- I'm about to ruin these two films' careers.

There is a reason she got fired... Because the writers (THESE PARTICULAR WOMEN) were incompetent at writing scripts. Look at Daredevil, they had 6 writers and the show was amazing. There reason I don't bring up their gender or sex in the case of Daredevil is because regardless they were competent writers.

I think Marvel has forgotten what a superhero is. A superhero isn't a person with great personal power. They are fundamentally heroic people who just so happen to have powers. They'd still be a hero without their powers. I'm reminded of an episode from the Justice League cartoon where Superman gets sent forward in time on Earth beneath a red Sun (so he loses his powers). In the episode, Superman still behaves honorable and noble, trying to do the right thing even though he has no powers at all. That is what a hero, a superhero, truly is. She-Hulk is just a person with powers, not a superhero.

They shouldve made the entire show in a "The Office" style of comedy, the paralegal could be doing pranks on the intern, the boss couldve been endearingly stupid but lovable, missed opportunity imo

I know we are all distracted by this fantastic story, but did we discuss yet how amazing the CGI is?

Omg lmao "do the avengers provide healthcare?" "Yes." 🤣🤣

Disparu, please keep reviewing these. I know I and so many others are asking you to endure the worst torture at this time on TV, but you do great reviews and thanks to these, I can shut all the morons down who try saying I didn’t watch. It’s a technicality, but it’s true thanks to you.

My favorite part is when her brother Bruce Wane told here "This is where the fun begins", they grabbed hands, and drove off the cliff.

A 9 episode run and they're already producing 22 minute episodes. Got to love that work ethic. And those effects are appalling.

I got more laughs from your reaction than both episodes 1 & 2 of this series. 🤣

“Why don’t you have a wardrobe just to go to work” hahahaha I lost it

I mean, why she was fired makes sense. When she saved everyone she became a hero. The news picked it up and made her super famous. As a result, assumedly the entirety of the public people would think of her as a hero and would therefore be biased I her favor for every case. It makes sense. What I can't understand is why they wouldn't try to use her for publicity or to help other people build their cases. Heck, why wouldn't they at least try to get her on another case, just to see if their assumptions about the bias of the jury is true.

I like you Disparu but the Abomination plot could be extremely interesting. I rewatched The Incredible Hulk to understand it better. He was informed that Bruce Banner had killed multiple innocent people prior to fleeing to Brazil, all of his fellow brothers in arms were either killed or maimed in the soda factory, and the whole movie prior to taking the fucked up serum he was following orders faithfully. His mind was breaking down after being injected with a botched super soldier serum and then he infused himself with Hulks blood then went on a rampage. At the end of the day he’s a poor bastard who got pumped full of experimental drugs and went psychotic, while Hulk, who had killed multiple innocents as well, became an Avenger.

In the comic, her new boss told her the reverse. When she asked him why, he informed her that everyone's a superhero these days, people need to see the human side of you first before they see the super hero "...To humanize you."

Have they done a joke about her being a "woman of colour" yet?

"It's not made for you" they say, but then complain when I don't watch it. That's lefty logic for you.

DAMN! You knocked this one out the park! Keep it going man.

Loved the video! You always make me laugh Disparu 😂🤣😹

Love that your video is longer and more entertaining than the actual show.

So Ruffalo's face still looks the same as the hulk why does her face look like something different

Great Marty Feldman voice bro. Gives me Yellowbeard flashbacks which was actually funny. Appreciate your broadcast. Cheers.

As for her biasing the jury - can you really tell me that the fact of having an actual super hero on one side wouldn't bias the jury in any way?

Blonsky's (or whatever his name is) reasoning for why he should be let out actually makes sense. You can't blame him for trying to take down the hulk because the government told him to. You wouldn't get mad at seal team 6 for following orders, so why get mad at blonsky. And, the super soldier serum that the government gave him made him go insane. Again, he cannot be blamed for that. That is what he was trying to communicate during this episode. It makes sense. The only issue would be whether or not he is still insane from the serum and whether he would go rampaging a city again. If the effects wore off then there is no reason for him to be in jail, but if he is still a risk (as in he might do it again), then he should still be in jail.

I like the part when all the people shouted "Sh-t Hulk!" and she misheard them...

There is actually a very plausible reason as to why she-hulk is fired and won't be re-hired. It's great that she saved people's lives, but the second a super-hero starts defending someone (no matter how criminal), the entire jury will be biased towards the super-hero. The judge and prosecution know this, and will move to a mistrial every single time. Additionally, if she has to defend someone that's very clearly guilty, public opinion of both her and the firm will plummet. It makes sense that no firm would want such a toxic asset. The writers got that part right at least.

"Your ass looks crazy right now" is a compliment But those men in episode 1 are committing a hate crime that invalidates and oppreses all women in the world Wawu, what a lack of self awareness and perception from the writers

I love your point about how much of Hollywood is hiring people because of their physical attributes rather than their talent, including Disney/Marvel, and now a Disney/Marvel character is complaining about how she only got the job because of her physical attributes. I'm about 99% sure that the writing staff never even considered how ironic this is. But I'll allow for a 1% chance that somebody on the writing staff actually thinks that all the other actors/actresses all around the world taking jobs based on their physical attributes instead of talent should ALSO be complaining because we actually DO think they're hired for that reason rather than for their acting qualifications. Maybe that might be a criticism of woke casting rather than an ironic complaint about it. Probably not.

Wouldn’t She, as a lawyer sue the firm for wrongful dismissal?

So far I've watched the entire of phase 4 through the eyes of Disparu and The Critical Drinker...

I love your sarcastic voice. Reminds me of Monty Python. Lol

My favorite part was the dramatic speech at the end, *"You could not live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me. I thought by eliminating good writing & storytelling the other half would thrive. But you've shown me, that's impossible. And as long as there are those that remember what was, there will always be those that are unable to accept what can be. They will resist.."* - She-Hulk

When he asked what happens to Hawkeye’s arrows afterwards I immediately thought Damage Control deals with it. Do the writers know/remember that the entire question of the aftermath of battles got an entire movie called Spider-Man Homecoming which lead to Vulture and Shocker?

Omg I love this video. She just complian thru this whole series it seems... I'm exhausted listening to the clips. I like your commentary it's all true.

This has to be the best and funniest She-Hulk review I’ve seen so far, I watched your episode one review and agreed with all of the points, your review is probably much better than watching the actual She-Hulk episodes, keep it up!, 👍🏾

Episode 1 is out to destroy men, episode 2 is out to destroy the legal system. Great start.

Yeah I'm fairly certain that if something happened in court like an attack or something than a lawyer wouldn't be fired for saving someone's life. Even if the Jury did become bias towards her than well they can just get a new Jury (In fact due to a Mistrial, don't they have to get a new Jury as it has to start again?). If they're saying everyone will have bias towards her as she's now popular well that argument doesn't work either. I imagine most people know about the Amber heard and Johnny Deep case. Johnny's lawyers have gained the publics favour and they've not been stripped of their job (As far as I'm aware). In fact having a popular lawyer would be a good thing for a lawyer firm. You would instantly attract a lot more people to your firm and therefore gain a lot more money and likely high profile cases at that. Oh I'm sorry I forgot the writers have the intelligence and critical thinking skills of a wooden spoon.

To be fair her father asking about Hawkeye collecting arrows is pretty funny😭😭😭

Why do you turn into Kermit during your impersonations LOL