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SPOILERS: She-Hulk Series on D+
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Prince-1
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Yes it is a lot of fun especially of you lived during the 80s like I did. Is it cheesy with questionable dialogue and acting??? Yes but still a lot of fun.
erasure fan1
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Yea it is, I love it. What's great About it is that they embraced ALL the series and really respected everything. And by doing that, they've actually enhanced the weaker 2nd and 3rd movies. I've said it before, Disney could learn A LOT from cobra Kai.
lazyboy97o
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I’m still waiting for Hillary Swank to show up.
It’s a good bit melodramatic, but it is kind of amazing how good Cobrai Kai is for a TV show that as a whole would now better be described as a TV show based on The Karate Kid, Part III.
erasure fan1
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I would be shocked if she doesn't. At least for a small Cameo anyway.
LSLS
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Yeah, let that sink in a bit. Trying to steal from Mel Brooks for a finale is a choice. That finale definitely has this at the bottom of my Marvel shows, which is sad cause I think the concept they could have gone for would have been great (lawyer/comedy show where each week is a one off). Basically nothing that was teased in the entire series was paid off. The blood stuff was nothing, the bad guys, nothing, the police there ready for her immediately, nothing. Heck, some people knowing DareDevil and her not didn't even make sense to me. I'm not sure what to even make of what this was or how it fits to anything.
Vegas Disney Fan
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That was… interesting.
This show is all over the place, no rhyme or reason to any of it. Entertaining but also pointless.
Still not sure if I liked it or not but it’s entertaining so I‘ll keep watching.
This show is all over the place, no rhyme or reason to any of it. Entertaining but also pointless.
Still not sure if I liked it or not but it’s entertaining so I‘ll keep watching.
Stupido
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That was definitely interesting. My biggest takeaway was that they deliberately wrote a bad season of television, just so they could pull back and do all of that meta commentary at the end and leave most story points null and void? Bold move, but I would have much preferred them to write a good season of television instead. There were some great moments, and as per usual [most] performances here were extraordinary. It just felt pretty wasteful of our time. Also,
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Disney Irish
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I thought the season finale was interesting. Very meta, very much an homage to the John Byrne run of the comics.
I was both surprised and happy when they had Jen walking through the Disney lot, fun.
The gag about K.E.V.I.N was fun and honestly was a jab at the fandom a bit, which I'm ok with. The fandom needs to laugh at itself sometimes.
I hope there is a season 2. Not everything has to be serious and need action all the time in the MCU. Fun shows like this (even if some people feel they are a waste of time) make the whole experience of watching the MCU feel fuller and more engaging in my opinion.
I was both surprised and happy when they had Jen walking through the Disney lot, fun.
The gag about K.E.V.I.N was fun and honestly was a jab at the fandom a bit, which I'm ok with. The fandom needs to laugh at itself sometimes.
I hope there is a season 2. Not everything has to be serious and need action all the time in the MCU. Fun shows like this (even if some people feel they are a waste of time) make the whole experience of watching the MCU feel fuller and more engaging in my opinion.
MarvelCharacterNerd
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First off - Skaar - yay!
Second - I'm gonna wash that show right outta my watchlist! Done and doner!
Third - once again, the show managed to define itself within the episode.
"What kind of stupid finale is this?"
Though my favorite moment of the series is still Mr. Immortal leaping out a window. Because yeah...
Second - I'm gonna wash that show right outta my watchlist! Done and doner!
Third - once again, the show managed to define itself within the episode.
"What kind of stupid finale is this?"
Though my favorite moment of the series is still Mr. Immortal leaping out a window. Because yeah...
StarWarsGirl
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- In the Parks
- No
"Make sure you call the women females"
I laughed hard at that one. I applaud them for calling out some of their toxic fans more than once on this show.
I laughed hard at that one. I applaud them for calling out some of their toxic fans more than once on this show.
Lucky Rabbit
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I understand this show isn’t for everyone, but the anger in the discourse is so weird to me.
I thought this show was great and basically a She-Hulk comic come to life. Arguably the best finale of any Disney+ show, but Loki’s ending is still my favorite.
Did Jen basically confirm the rumored World War Hulk movie? Also the homage to Ferrigno’s Hulk was the fantastic.
I thought this show was great and basically a She-Hulk comic come to life. Arguably the best finale of any Disney+ show, but Loki’s ending is still my favorite.
Did Jen basically confirm the rumored World War Hulk movie? Also the homage to Ferrigno’s Hulk was the fantastic.
LSLS
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Maybe not everyone, but I think my anger (or really disappointment, I'm not angry about it) is I see the potential. The idea of this show was great. And I don't mind shots at fans. But basically admitting that everything in the season was going nowhere just seems bad to me. No plots had any conclusions. And to justify it they have her just stop by Marvel and say it. I'll stand by if this was just a comedy where each episode stood on its own and focused a lot more on cases, I would have loved it. But weaving all these different storyline throughout and then having none of them come to a resolution or really even be mentioned again? The series feels empty to me. They needed to choose to make it episodes that stand ok their own or a series that connects each episode, and it never decided which it wanted to be.
Phicinfan
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I agree here. It was a basic look at the standard She-Hulk comic. I also agree with Loki ending...
Yes, per rumors this is the first easter egg for World War Hulk movie, and I am soooo looking forward to that.
I also LOVED the homage played to the original Hulk TV show. Even the "You wouldn't like me if I get angry" line.
I get they wanted this to be tongue and cheek, I get the humor and I absolutely loved the shattering of the fourth wall. The whole walking back stage at Disney was absolutely marvelous.
But would it have killed them to at least USE and tie up some of the story line? Not just throw it all out to be more "meta"?
It was fun, but they need to put more meat on the bone for me to really look forward to a 2nd season.
Quite honestly, I would prefer to just have her jump in as a guest on the new Dare Devil coming later
Disney Analyst
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I adored this.
Irreverent, fun, funny, tongue in cheek, makes fun of itself, the fans, the toxic fandom.
Had a really great time, loved the vibe of the show.
Sometimes it's okay to just have fun.
Irreverent, fun, funny, tongue in cheek, makes fun of itself, the fans, the toxic fandom.
Had a really great time, loved the vibe of the show.
Sometimes it's okay to just have fun.
doctornick
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That was different. Not what I expected at all but amusing. I actually liked them being a bit meta about the fandom with Kevin but wish there wasn’t just such outright dismissiveness of dissenters as being “toxic” (I mean there’s some there but also valid criticism too).
I’m not sure what I really wanted out of She Hulk but I enjoyed it and would be happy for more. I definitely would prefer more whacky courtroom drama and less trying to call out incel folks though.
I’m not sure what people mean by not wrapping up storylines though. It seems to me the season was about Jen coming to gripes with her situation and thriving with that work/life/hero balance and that’s how it ended. I mean, we learned what the blood stuff was all about and it was straightforward; I think though a better ending for Todd would have been him injecting the blood in the new ending but having it cause him to have a bad reaction and become a vegetable or such.
Definitely hoping for a season two.
I’m not sure what I really wanted out of She Hulk but I enjoyed it and would be happy for more. I definitely would prefer more whacky courtroom drama and less trying to call out incel folks though.
I’m not sure what people mean by not wrapping up storylines though. It seems to me the season was about Jen coming to gripes with her situation and thriving with that work/life/hero balance and that’s how it ended. I mean, we learned what the blood stuff was all about and it was straightforward; I think though a better ending for Todd would have been him injecting the blood in the new ending but having it cause him to have a bad reaction and become a vegetable or such.
Definitely hoping for a season two.
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