She-Hulk!

[Nostalgiabuff]

oh, i totally agree that it's okay to target an audience other than men, but my wife was bored with this week too. I think the jokes really fell flat

[Earth 2 Chris]

I have to admit I didn't like this episode as much, but I think it's because I was expecting the DD episode. Plus, I'm not a woman, and have never had to deal with the "bridesmaid" thing. My wife really dug it, which is great. It's okay that this show isn't targeted right at the male fanbase.

[Nostalgiabuff]

this show gets weaker and weaker with each episode. hopefully DD will give some lift to it. the breaking the 4th wall stuff is getting old too

[monitor_ep]

She-Hulk ep 5 easter eggs

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Luke Jacobson Comic Book bio
A fashion designer who was being threatened by business rivals hired #DakotaNorth as his security guard on which she saved his life & became his muse designing her outfits.
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[jwyblejr]

Lots of Easter Eggs with those sneakers this week. And that's not counting a certain yellow cowl at the end.

[jwyblejr]

I love how Episode 3 stuck it to testosterone-overdosed fanboys who can't fathom a female-centric super hero show. Good on them.

That on top of just a fun, quirky show. It's just a hoot.

And of course they had so much rage over it,which makes it funnier.

[monitor_ep]

She-Hulk Mid Season sneak peek

D23 Expo footage:

[monitor_ep]

Shr-Hulk ep 3 Easter Eggs

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Comic Book Bio:
Mallory Book is a successful lawyer who has had a precedent-setting law career. Jennifer Walters used to work at the same law practice with her GLK&H.


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Comic Book Bio:
The Wrecking Crew was a group of four criminals who were given godlike powers. They were occasional adversaries of Thor Odinson.

[sprytel]

Oh, definitely! Re-reading my previous post, it may have sounded like I was disagreeing with you. I just meant that it was all the funnier because I have heard or read most of those comments word-for-word. But you are right on... with the DA subplot and the news interview ("coming up next, She-Hulk's diet and exercise regime") and all that... clearly it was intentional satire.

[MRP]

It wasn't so much "satirical skewering" as it was "repeating verbatim" posts from idiots on the internet. That was part of what made it so brilliant.

I think juxtaposing that with the poster child for toxic masculinity in the dude from the DA's office suing the Light Elf was part of the satirical skewering of the topic as a whole.

-M

[sprytel]

It wasn't so much "satirical skewering" as it was "repeating verbatim" posts from idiots on the internet. That was part of what made it so brilliant.

[MRP]

I love how Episode 3 stuck it to testosterone-overdosed fanboys who can't fathom a female-centric super hero show. Good on them.

That on top of just a fun, quirky show. It's just a hoot.

I thought it was a brilliant satirical skewering of toxic fandom and both my wife and I laughed out loud at parts of it.

-M

[palitoy]

That was a fun episode; I'm digging this show a lot.

[Earth 2 Chris]

I love how Episode 3 stuck it to testosterone-overdosed fanboys who can't fathom a female-centric super hero show. Good on them.

That on top of just a fun, quirky show. It's just a hoot.

[thunderbolt]

First two episodes were very well done, waiting for more.