SHE HULK EPISODE 1 REACTION & REVIEW | ALL CAPS FOR HULK | ATTORNEY AT LAW | DISNEY+

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[@SonOfEire3]

True fact: She-Hulk was known for breaking the fourth wall WAY before Deadpool lol I love that they kept that in!

[@adamcarlson2192]

Actually the FIRST character to ever do it.

[@AnotherScribbler]

I wonder if the in-universe explanation is that it's meant to be, at least kinda, her "problem"; she doesn't have another personality in her head, she has an audience she's answering to.

[@richardb6260]

@@adamcarlson2192 I remember some DC comics in the 60s that had the main character talking to the reader on the cover. But I don't think it was done within the comics (a quick check found an Adventure Comics from the 40s with Sandman on the cover talking to the reader. Another Green Lantern had GL holding his ring out to the reader and saying "Want it? It's yours"). A number of old comic covers had the characters pulling back the corner of the cover to reveal the pages inside. Others had the character actually reading the comic you held in your hand. They were called infinity covers because the character was reading a comic that had the character reading the comic on the cover and that comic had the character reading the comic on the cover etc.

[@JacopoBasanisi]

yeah, the thing is, it works in the comic, but in the mcu it means she knows she's fictional, with a lot of consequences (that will be ignored of course)

[@mr.plutomartian431]

Yeah but Ryan reynold's deadpool do it waaayyyy better though!

[@kerris6163]

The girls in the bathroom thing is legit. I cannot tell you how many times I have personally witnessed it or taken part. Including helping girls escape terrible situations.

[@NerdyNightly]

It's a beautiful thing, even in a bad situation

[@jpayne4964]

Jenn has the same genetic anomaly as Bruce for processing Gamma Radiation that changes them into a Hulk. A drop of his blood is loaded with so much gamma radiation that it would kill anyone else, and that's why Bruce was panicking after the car accident.

[@rubaiyat300]

You'd think that would make like a lot of his other MCU scenes not really possible, at least for a responsible person that knew that, but it sounds like the kind of crazy a comicbook would bring up without thinking of the real world consequences.

[@calvintyler9281]

@@rubaiyat300 could you give examples? I'm kinda confused about this take because well...he already spent many years isolating himself on and off and was careful to only be around rather small groups of people.

[@nogrammer]

@@rubaiyat300 Well this show wasn't well thought out or well written.

[@epbrown01]

In the comics, during his 2 years on Saakar he fathered a child, but since he was the Hulk the entire time Bruce wouldn't know that. Edit to add: In art school one of my teachers was a courtroom sketch artist and took us all to do sketches. There were all sorts of rules to it, basically resulting in you sketching someone without looking at them (witnesses get nervous, criminals get angry). That affects the quality quite a bit. Mine came out horrible.

[@chaotic7cam]

ok but who was the poor lady?

[@EBM324]

"How do I do that to my hair" as someone who grew up in the 80's with two sisters, the secret is hair spray, lots, and lots, and lots of hair spay.

[@ProfessorQBert]

She-Hulk was created because Stan Lee was worried that with the success of the Hulk TV show back then they would create a "lady Hulk" Marvel wouldn't own the rights to, so the comic was kinda rushed out -- eventually some writers (and thirsty artists) got involved to make it more interesting than the stock "I'm a girl version" it started as.

[@richardb6260]

Spider-Woman was created for the same reason.

[@ProfessorQBert]

@@richardb6260 And had similarly thirsty artists

[@raymondhodgson1190]

I wasn't too worried, but I'm a big fan of Tatiana Maslany so I had more faith. Also... you guys should catch Orphan Black at some point if you haven't already! It's amazing!

[@chaotic7cam]

yes second this

[@AnotherScribbler]

The booze thing was “All of the buzz and none of the bummer.” (IIRC) Basically they can’t get wasted but they can get nice and fuzzy-headed.

[@NerdyNightly]

But they get terrible hangovers? Still not sure I’d take it

[@AnotherScribbler]

@@NerdyNightly Hahaha, fair. I think maybe Jen only got one because she wasn't Hulked up the next morning? Still, good point.

[@TK_Brainslug]

I think her breaking the 4th wall during beach bar repair scene, was her first time doing that. I think it was a great first episode

[@ericlucas1]

She did it in the first few minutes

[@peterlenham3180]

@@ericlucas1 He means chronologically was the first time. Don't forget the scenes with Banner were three months earlier, so when she does it at the start, that's later on chronologically.

[@ericlucas1]

@@peterlenham3180 oh yeah that's right

[@zentec010]

The show was great hooked in first minute the car ride conversation was so smooth like they were friends forever.

[@BeastModeGaming2013]

2 fun facts, She-Hulk is not based in New York, she's based in Los Angeles hence why she was part of the Westcoast Avengers, and also She-Hulk was the first super hero to break the fourth wall, she did it wayyyy before Deadpool.

[@stevenstygles255]

When was she a west coast avenger?

[@regdwight3115]

She moved back and forth. She was in the FF in NY. Also, She Hulk wasn't in the West Coast Avengers. She is way too good for them. That's the loser squad. They can't get anyone that was FF.

[@richardb6260]

On the network news, they would show courtroom sketches whenever they covered a court case. Each network had their own artist so you could see the same trial in different styles. I don't think they started allowing cameras in courtrooms until the 90s. The main concern was that the cameras may be distracting. Even now, it's up to the judge to decide whether cameras will be permitted.

[@vinsanity40k]

until they mentioned it, i thought the end credits were just some comic art. but it makes sense that it's courtroom sketch art given the whole lawyer show thing. 😄

[@tiffanimoore4343]

Hulk having a mommy kink makes sense given that his died before he even got to know her.

[@wobdarden]

I like this origin better than an emergency, on-the-spot transfusion because Bruce was the only viable candidate IN AN EMERGENCY, after getting shot by some mobster? Way better origin.

[@cryingtomatohead8626]

"Hulk has a mommy kink?" Given his comic origin that's actually more plausible than you think. For the Hulk side specifically.

[@IceMetalPunk]

Regarding courtroom sketches: it depends on the jurisdiction. Some places allow cameras in the courtroom, others don't, so the ones that don't have sketch artists for high-profile cases to give the media something to show.

[@Ulriquinho]

I had the same thought. Licking Cheeto dusted fingers is the best part.

[@KenS1267]

Cameras have only been allowed in courtrooms fairly recently, since sometime in the 1980's or 90's, and still are not allowed in federal courts at all. Sketch artists were therefore the only way to get any visual images from courtrooms. A whole set of rules developed around how they could be made so that they did not violate anyone's rights etc. and that contributes to why they look so bad.

[@richardjohnson9543]

I had some of the same questions about how Hulk handles human sized objects with those huge hands and fingers

[@adamcarlson2192]

They DEFINITELY feel like family ❤

[@hrishiv27]

They just dropped an 11th episode of sandman. Thought you’d be interested.

[@SilentSean89]

was about to type this xD

[@cartoonerystudios]

"All of the buzz, none of the barf"

[@darkur13]

I wasn’t a huge fan of how Jen became a hulk with the little bit of blood turning her but the exposition Bruce gave about their family genetics is the reason neither of them died from gamma radiation poisoning worked for me. It’s not hard to fill in a plot hole, just a little dialogue like that.

[@cupguin]

How is it a plot hole? That's exactly how it worked in The Incredible Hulk, Bruce gets cut, freaks out about the tiny drops of blood. Then we see what happens When Stan Lee drinks drops of blood and how fast it happened. So just following established canon.

[@darkur13]

@@cupguin I was talking about plot holes in general, sorry for the confusion.

[@darkhoursofday6250]

It wasn't perfect and had a few issues... but the fact remains... I liked it. I had fun and I'm looking forward to seeing where it's going next week. More than I can say for some of the other Marvel shows.

[@gerardraymondpanado6542]

Drinking for them is a good thing because like bruce said "all buzz, no barf." Meaning they can feel lightheaded and happy but not getting to the point of puking.

[@jermainesneed1002]

Unrelated to this video. Netflix dropped a new Sandman episode. Thought y’all would want to know.

[@NerdyNightly]

Our reaction will be up tomorrow 10am est!!

[@jermainesneed1002]

@@NerdyNightly Yes!!! Love all the reactions, but really dig experiencing Sandman with you as you both.

[@michaelbradley7529]

Court room drawings are only a thing in Federal court, district courts allow cameras because they are considered public (1st Amendment).

[@timdaugherty4014]

I wanted this episode to be a full hour long.

[@ericnierstedt6242]

I agree the trailers did not do the show justice; it's a much stronger debut then I thought, and Tatiana Maslany did a great job as Jenn and the Hulk. I did roll my eyes at the 'cringe' scenes i.e. the bathoom scene and the male lawyer being an ass and easily dismissed. I also wish we could've seen more of what Jenn was talking about with controlling her anger because I think it would've given more weight to it. But still, a much better episode then I expected. I hope the momentum keeps up.

[@Wiley_Coyote]

Dude. The show is set in LA, not NY (outside of those initial scenes set elsewhere in California, and the training scenes in Mexico).

[@NerdyNightly]

100% I just assumed NYC cause She Hulk has always been there in my head and Daredevil is showing up

[@tuesdaythegamist]

9:25 no one would blame banner if he had mommy issue

[@terminatrix92]

She-Hulk is set in LA. Not New York...

[@willjohnson8446]

… and Ant-Man is in San Francisco.

[@NerdyNightly]

I've only read SheHulk in NYC, so this will be new to me. Curious how Daredevil gets involved.

[@squaddie67]

@@NerdyNightly Theory:- High profile superhuman legal case crops up in NYC, GLK/H send Jen to New York to represent said Superhuman, Daredevil is somehow involved (or prosecuting, but I don't know if Matt Murdoch has ever worked prosecution). Just my two cents worth.

[@zenzfangorl9588]

“Hulk has a mommy kink?” *defenders flashback* Yes Yes he most definitely does

[@donnilloyd1355]

Women say that Men are the angry ones. BUT they also think that dealing with Fear and Anger is the baseline of any woman just existing. My question, which one is it. (a real point) The show and this Post, AWESOME!!!

[@blakartist2000]

The Sakaar spaceship from Thor Ragnarok, which I believe is Hulk's lover from that planet and she is tracking Hulk down by a tracking device implanted inside Hulk/Banner's body without Banner's knowledge. I think his lover is here to tell Hulk about their kid, yes Hulk was on that planet for 2 years and was a celebrity, so it's natural that he would have a love life. Hulk might have been acting up because Banner took him from his woman without knowing but most viewers thought it was because he got beaten by Thanos and was just scared but was lovesick. I believe that Banner didn't come to an agree with Hulk but found a way to suppress Hulk's persona without Hulk's approval. I believe before this series is over this strange Hulk lover will catchup with Dr. Banner while he is with his friends (Wong, She-Hulk, Abomination, Titania, Jessica Jones, Daredevil and Sam Wilson) celebrating at Banner's bar on his island that Wong transport everyone there. Hulk's lover step inside the room and She-Hulk ask her who she was and she replied the mother of Hulk's son Caiera and right after that Hulk take over Banner's body which expand in size from smart Hulk to savage Hulk siize, as soon as Hulk hear and see his lover and then he aggressively starts to attack everyone at this superhero party.... I will stop here because all of this is my theories some or all might be correct just take this information with caustion or just delete from memory.

[@jpchan23]

The savage Jen comment I think is a callback to the she hulk comic savage she hulk.

[@mickeymouse7726]

I'm curious as to how Daredevil is going to be used in this show Because the time here is so light-hearted I hope it works man

[@daurydavis3983]

He and Jennifer might meet in the court room, like what they did with him and Jessica Jones in the Defenders

[@regdwight3115]

Daredevil is actually a pretty happy jovial guy when there isn't a major personal crisis going on. He's like that in his show.

[@chrispittman8854]

I think what "Bruce" is saying is they get that first little kick from alcohol, but nothing more. "Tony's" "Led Zeppelin" T and "Mark 7" mask... Just rip out my heart MCU.

[@squaddie67]

That was one of the Iron Legion masks, I think the one that Ultron was occupying when they first fought him in Avengers Tower.

[@wotfanedit]

Love your guys' reactions, tossing a comment for the algorithm. 15K soon!

[@tofu_golem]

In the comic books, the first fight between Titania and She-Hulk was that fast. That's a sore point for Titania.

[@YosemiteJohn]

Cameras: especially for most of the 20th century had bright popping flashbulbs that were extremely distracting to the lawyers and jury

[@advillan]

The show was set in LA

[@jjstarrprod]

That was a very fun first episode. Same here, I enjoyed it way more than I thought I would. Sadly, I don't think we'll see Bruce later on in the series, as he's credited as special guest star for this episode (it is called She-Hulk, after all), he was really just there for the origins story of Jennifer, that I felt a bit rushed in just about 30 mins, and her doing everything just fine, while Bruce had to struggle with Hulk for more than a decade. But other than that, I'm eager to see her next adventures (or court cases, since the rest of the series seems to be leading to). Also eager to see all the other cameos that will pop up (Wong, Abomination and Daredevil confirmed already, but I think we can expect some more surprise guests, since the series is gonna be - finally- 9 episodes long).

[@laigron7884]

To be fair Bruce struggled more with Hulk himself than with his strenght.

[@regdwight3115]

He will be back.

[@trisciense]

YES thank you! cheetos fingers IS the best part!

[@thepipepperguy]

Wasn't she in LA?

[@NerdyNightly]

Apparently yeah. I just assumed NYC as a comics reader. Super curious how LA fits into the story!

[@XRos28]

The training was planned for episode 7, but they changed it almost at the last minute.

[@DarthPlaya]

Pretty sure J Dubb is a lawyer in L.A. not NY

[@zellrang]

ever heard of quote "finger lickin' good" the same goes for cheetos and not just kfc...

[@cupguin]

She-Hulk was the last character he created before he left Marvel but not the last one. Fun fact his next title was Ravage 2099 which he created Ravage for. He has laser guns and laser hands and a dump truck and was not one of Stan Lee's better characters...

[@victorvillanueva124]

I was surprised that I enjoyed this. I expected a train wreck and was tuning in just out of morbid curiosity but the episode worked for me. I think it’s funny and light and I can spend a couple more hours with these characters.

[@NerdyNightly]

100%, the tone makes it work, and I think it's gonna be a fun mid week treat for the next few weeks in between the behemoths that are House Of The Dragon and Rings Of Power

[@greed13X]

Cameras are allowed in civil trials which the depp heard trial was.

[@AL-fl4jk]

There was room in marvel for a lower stakes lighter-hearted series. Their movies are usually Friday night date night, this show is Saturday morning cartoons

[@JosephDuenas]

You are both adorable. I got hooked on your Sandman episode reactions, and your content deserves a like an subscribe smash. Keep up the great content, and here’s to the both of you getting future screener episodes!

[@xMr2PaCx]

LETS GOOOOOO !!

[@cliveklg7739]

'How do I get that?' Volumizer products.

[@Jbluez1]

Hey! The algorithym worked! I found you

[@adamcarlson2192]

"How do I get CGI hair?"

[@G1Transformed]

I just assumed Bruce’s blood cells would be aggressive as his alter ego, which is likely why it moved through Jen’s body so quickly. Small amount of blood or not, cells multiply. Why is is weird that a small amount of aggressive blood cells multiplying and spreading would be enough to change her? Her own unique DNA seems to have helped as well. For all we know, she’s probably better with things because of her extra (balanced?) X chromosome 😉. Though Bruce’s traumatic childhood, his father was a dick, but I’m not sure the MCU made that clear or not in the reboot. Bruce’s transformation manifested his trauma into the Hulk. The fact that Bruce assumed Jen would have her own beast to deal with seems to suggest that he didn’t think the Hulk was birthed from past trauma but his transformation…maybe his father wasn’t abusive after all.

[@cooksad]

Yeah, I know I was going to love the show because unless the content of trailers are a complete dumpster fire I'm going to at least be able to watch and be ok with it. Trailers aren't always cut will to advertise show so if I can stand the trailer I will be ok with the show or movie. Enjoyed the reaction. Have a good one.👍👍✌

[@Elnuwanda]

The ventage is no puke.... xD

[@EmanueleCorsi]

While I overall enjoyed this pilot, I think they dealt really bad with the "origin story". Maybe they didn't care. Found it so annoying because everything was so stupid, plotwise (he clearly KNOWS the blood thing before and didn't take any precaution before the car trip, on the contrary he made possible to stay human and get cut).

[@alirezajafari6561]

Perfect❤

[@davidkeye9334]

All buzz, no barf.

[@pablochian1439]

Don't be jealous, if you watch 4 episodes in a row, then you have to wait a month to watch a new episode...

[@chrispittman8854]

Funniest court room sketches ever? Look up SNL first season "Patty Hearst Trail" coverage.

[@SE-gs6gd]

I thought Jen was in LA?

[@thegreatdilberto]

I'm still not sold on the show but I'm definitely more interested in it now than I was just from the trailers.

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

It is fun, but the format is very short.

[@mikedignum1868]

I dont know where Jen gets off saying she deals with anger better than Bruce. He had an abusive upbringing and father...He took a full dose of gamma radiation and had no control over the Hulks actions for fifteen years.

[@DmGray]

When the trailers landed, I limited ALL of my criticism for their content. Every comment I made included ways in which the show could *justify* the content of the trailers to make it ACTUALLY good, but that the trailers themselves were.... intentionally provocative, girlboss cringe. I think my favourite was somebody declaring that Bruce was "mansplaining" being the Hulk. Imagine you've reached SUCH a level of sexism that you TRULY believe that a fictional character speaking to another fictional character about something in which they are the ONLY expert is bad EXCLUSIVELY because they happen to be a man. Didn't see media acknowledging this much :P The sheer volume of toxicity and hate even MY tame criticism got really turned me off to the show. Especially when it's PERFECTLY reasonable to see a character minimising the trauma Bruce has gone through and think that's horrible. (and I stick my that assessment. Jenn having a trauma response and being angry about things that have happened is reasonable. People thinking that such reactions are HEALTHY is not. I lost count of the number of people claiming that women are simply better bc they might be murdered for being angry.... what WORLD do they live in? Jenn is ALLOWED to be kind of an ass and still be a great character. Just like Bruce) Glad the show has more merit. I think Maslany is SUCH good casting. I just hope the show runners don't lean into the wrong things, it's ALREADY a shame it's been so negatively received. Producers need to learn that courting controversy isn't ALWAYS a good thing, even if it serves to protect their egos "bc it's just haters"

[@ladymarianne9680]

Damn you, MCU

[@justinolm1151]

People actually think that’s good I don’t know what to think about younger generation

[@Citizen88020120820]

Fun

[@justinolm1151]

You guys must never read the comic she didn’t turn in a hulk Because of a car accident she got shot see if you guys actually knew what you were talking about that with the people that’s making this video would understand that it makes no sense whatsoever

[@belfire777]

honestly i had no interest in watching the show but wanted to watch your review so i begrudgingly started it and ended up enjoying it so if you didnt post this i wouldnt have watch it.

[@JacopoBasanisi]

As usual, solid first episode that established a new character in the mcu. As usual, everything that made this episode good (the hulks dynamics) will disappear, to make time for an enormous but clumsy menace that will resolve itself. I had high hopes for ms marvel, but they manage to screw up everything hero-related in these shows :(

[@jmhaces]

I really REALLY did not like how the show portrayed Jen before she left the beach house. That whole bit about how she doesn't need to learn to control her anger because she already knows how to do it, and all the crap she said to Bruce before she ran him over with the Jeep, and how she punched him and started a fight with him was a really strange choice. That was awful behavior on her part and the show portrayed it like it was cool and she was being awesome. Other than that, it was a pretty solid episode IMO.

[@Saphthings]

I liked it, it showed that she thinks she has it handled and she really doesn't as much as she thinks. Being a lawyer she's used to being in control, and in a real life scenario I'm in pharmacy and deal with psych patients and "Oh hey you're actually schizophrenic and need this medication to stay sane" SOUNDS logical but it is never so easily received. People just easily accepting their reality isn't realistic. So I like that she reacted like a person would. But then, as a woman who's usually told to not be "emotional" all the time women do really have that pressure to control themselves all the time, whereas men are "cool" and "macho" when they hit. So it all made sense.

[@MrKrory]

The show did not portray it that way - you took it that way. The episode even literally ends proving that Bruce was right, that she can NOT escape it. And this is also a problem when people try to judge an entire show on one episode, especially when they're clearly not familiar with the source material (though they all but flat-out say why Bruce had more difficulty - because he has another personality from mental and emotional trauma) or even actually paid attention to the episode.

[@Saphthings]

@@MrKrory They kind of hand held the audience and made it very clear as to why the differences and even literally did the whole "oh you just have to be better cuz men, men, men" and people are still judging it like, "but why". This was literally a long episode explaining "why"...

[@ErieMaxwell]

@@Saphthings 100% agreed, I took it as her knowing she has enough control to handle normal life as a woman in a high-powered job and (understandably) assuming that it would just transfer over to the stress of all this when in actuality it's an entirely different level of stress. I know they're not going to go into the family history of the Banner family because god knows if just self-destructive alcoholism is seen as too much to be marketable for a wider audience, all of that DEFINITELY wouldn't be, but the way Jen and Bruce process similiar trauma in such different ways has always been one of my favourite things about their relationship so I like that they're hinting at that a bit.

[@fredbronaugh7954]

don't you want the show to be better than the trailer?? If a trailer shows all the best parts, I am normally disappointed in the show

[@Daehawk]

What a beautiful redhead.

[@megadiabrous]

Yo is Nerdy gay? I'm getting major vibes from him

[@daurydavis3983]

What kind of question is that?

[@megadiabrous]

@@daurydavis3983 a genuine one because he's so gay lmaoo

[@rieyenviyells7822]

How do you not know about courtroom sketches?! Don't pose as a smart individual if you're not one. You look smart, but-tuh, mmm...

[@daurydavis3983]

No need to be rude

[@regdwight3115]

You did a great job of making someone look not smart.