We need to talk about THAT SCENE in She Hulk

[@Neutral_Tired]

Bruce Banner was abused by his father, watched his father murder his mother, was turned into the Hulk, nearly killed his girlfriend, had to leave her and was hunted by the government for years and that's before the first film even started. But sure, Jen's the victim

[@Darkwintre]

Is she related to Bruce's father as I'm trying to understand how she doesn't know what Bruce has been through? Is she completely unaware of either character's history?

[@nont18411]

Plus stuck in Hulk body for 2 years between Age of Ultron to Ragnarok, lost Natasha, snapped back quadrillion people and lost Tony in Endgame.

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

@@Darkwintre Maybe she's a cousin on Bruce's mothers side? Though you'd still think she hear about something that bad unless it was really covered up.

[@Darkwintre]

@@beowulfsrevenge4369 Given Bruce's dad killed his mother if we're going by the MCU version of events who took Bruce in when his father was committed and his mother dead?

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

@@Darkwintre True. Maybe grandparents or uncles/aunts. But his father doing that wouldn't be something easly hidden from extended family.

[@aguyunderabridge.8794]

SH: "I get cat called! You have no idea how bad my life is!" H: "My dad beat my mom to death infront of me." SH: "I get mansplained too all the time!" H: "I can't feel pleasure. Or any sustained emotions without becoming an unstoppable, violent monster." SH: "I get called bossy when I'm emotional!" H: "I can't even kill myself to escape this hell because the monster i can't control is able to stop me." SH: "I can control my anger better than you!!!" H: *Offers shwarma*

[@SuperLuis225]

SH: "I could get murdered Bruce!" H: "I've been beaten almost to death by Thanos, attacked relentlessly for 10 years by my ex-girlfriend's father and the US army, fought in an alien gladiatorial arena for 2 years and almost lost my arm trying to bring all life in the universe back" SH: "I don't deserve this!" H: "I literally can't have kids with Natasha or my ex because of my condition and have been trying to cure myself for years. Just wanted to study Gamma radiation by myself and be a doctor for a small town."

[@shocktnc]

@@SuperLuis225 He can't have children with Natasha because her reproductive organs where removed.

[@darrekworkman5595]

She did NOT say, “I can control my anger better than you.” What she said was, “I can control my anger infinitely better than you.” Yeah Bruce is the one who is ‘full of himself’.

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

She is the incompetent person (in Hulking), and explains to Bruce that she is better at it than him. She has no self awareness and its epitomizes the modern pussy-hat wearing wine drinking single woman. It's the privileged woman that puts the weight of actual oppressed women on her shoulders. It's as if they make womanhood a collective experience, therefore get to talk on behalf of all of them. And they take the worst of women's experiences and apply it to their first world life, as if they are equal in oppression just by being a woman. The writers think they are saving this character from the male dominated patriarchy that existed at the time she was created. So because her comic counterpart has values that represent the time period in which she was created, they need to empower her with modern day feminism. So, she goes from a character that embraces the hero in her, to someone that selfishly believes that being forced to be a hero is oppression. Modern Feminism is no different than toxic masculinity. It rejects femininity for pushing women to be like men. And when women do that, they turn into assholes. And this She-Hulk is an whinny asshole.

[@r3dr4te963]

It' reminds me to some obese people who brag they lift 200 lbs everyday. It's not a feat, it's a hindrance

[@doopdoopdopdop7424]

She complains about having to control her emotions lest she be “emotional” yet if men exploded people would get scared because “le violent men”. Emotional control is called being an adult.

[@Case2_0]

I haven’t seen le being used in years

[@doopdoopdopdop7424]

I’m a special kind of cringe.

[@FoxyFoxlyn]

She says this whilst proving, she has zero control over her own emotions. 🙄 I hate feminists, they have really buggered it for women like myself.

[@AsuriaMin]

I mean there is a nuance difference, what is she being angry about, and how is she trying to respond pre-hulk was she trying to hit them?? Or was she controlling her anger because she didn’t want to say how she felt because it might cost her job. Versus you’re analogy which is a man who is full tilt does not care about what happens, if he is being violent. If he’s just yelling I see this on a daily bases sand which man arguing with cashier, line cooks arguing with prep cooks, construction workers, warehouse workers , security. So no the two aren’t the same scenario the only reason a guy would be seen as violent is if he was being belligerent and or hitting stuff which is a display of force and violence it’s a challenge and a threat. Society just has counter measures for people out of control. The equivalent to what you’re example is a Karen and no one not even fucking Karen’s like Karen’s they’re belligerent they’re sometimes violent and everyone treats them with disdain so if you act like that and get mad people don’t like you that’s on you.

[@RedHood001-KA]

Exactly. As an adult, no matter the gender, you have to control your emotions because the wrong decisions in work are often made when you're reliant of your feelings and not logic. ESPECIALLY in a job, a professional setting. There's a risk of being fired if you snap at anyone in the workplace, let alone start a fight.

[@un0RRS]

The funniest thing about that scene is when she says "when incompetent men tell me how to do my job", because the all female writing team is reportedly looking for someone to come in and tell them how to write courthouse scenes, because none of them has any experience in the law. Remember, this is a show that is meant to be a legal show. She hulk isn't meant to be a hero, she's a lawyer. That's why the show is called "She Hulk:Attorney at Law", and not "She Hulk: Used to be a lawyer before she turned green" . They didn't bother to hire any actual lawyers to help write it. The hubris is unbelievable.

[@poijnve3912]

isn't she a paralegal,right? she isn't a lawayer to begin with xD

[@SpadeApeiron]

I heard from ANGRY JOE review tht. the scene was meant to ridicule herself showing off unnecessary Anger for the smallest thing. Do u guys think so too ?

[@EmberBright2077]

@@SpadeApeiron I think that's generous, but a valid interpretation until proven wrong I suppose.

[@darrekworkman5595]

@@poijnve3912 No she is supposed to be a lawyer in the show.

[@hitandruncommentor]

And every male writer that's been lectured how they write wrong proceeds to bang head on nearest hard object.

[@toodlescae]

I can control my anger says the chick who almost killed 3 dudes just for talking to her. I'm 60 and in my lifetime I've occasionally been whistled at or honked at and, since I was a bartender and cocktail waitress, received very lewd propositions. I just laughed them off. The only time I reacted negatively was if a man put their hands on me in an aggressive or very inappropriate manner.

[@ajclements4627]

That’s the difference between adults and the self important Twitter crowd that turns *everything* into oppression, persecution, harassment and bigotry.

[@gallifreyarchives4434]

Finally. Someone with common sense.

[@eagleone0one]

@@gallifreyarchives4434 Unforgiveable. This is the 21st century - we don't do rationality here, we believe in hysterics, inappropriate emotion and unhinged behavior.

[@robotx4242]

Part of the human experience is dealing with awkward people who sometimes make inappropriate comments. Unless the people are intentionally trying to insult or intimidate you, you should just let it go. Life is too short to sweat the small stuff.

[@bigguy7353]

@@robotx4242 Also, we live in a world where what stands out gets more attention. Waitresses in skimpy outfits are going to draw attention, as will a provocatively dressed woman in general. If you dress like you're selling something, someone may think you are. 🤷‍♂️

[@tekkblade82]

The US Military shooting Hulk with .50 cal rounds wasn't trying to tickle him. He has faced far more death attempts than she's been cat called.

[@Lord_Numpty]

Regarding what she thinks would happen if she flies off the handle; "I might literally be murdered". No wonder Bruce was nodding along as though thinking 'Uh-huh, yeah, sure, you know nothing Jon Snow, get over yourself, you obnoxious, whiny, myopic professional victim.'

[@tarektechmarine8209]

I remember the abrams opening up on him, 50.cal is nothing.

[@jenjenhocho3188]

We don't know how often she gets cat called but I think that is less traumatizing than getting beaten to a pulp by Thanos so bad that the big guy wouldn't come out against Thanos' lackeys.

[@tekkblade82]

@@jenjenhocho3188 Based on the looks of the character during the first episode we can safely assume she hasn't been cat called very much, if ever.

[@TechAndBeyond381]

@@tekkblade82 who would want to catcall THAT

[@sukamadik5983]

While she was running her mouth all I could think of was how Bruce Banner put a bullet in his mouth and hulk spit it out but she's the real victim because someone cat called her once.

[@bothpartiesaretotaldogsht5750]

...and I'm like "b!tch who tf CAT CALLS people anymore?!"

[@Solare1]

@@bothpartiesaretotaldogsht5750 Women complaining about cat calling is mostly them humble bragging about being attractive

[@TheStarMachine2000]

The amount of things that Banner has had to go through compared to "catcalling" and "mansplaining" Supernova to a sputtering candle But I guess men are just better at dealing with problems

[@Fox_Mortus]

Bruce Banner watched his father beat his mother to death as a child. But yeah she has it so much worse. Totally

[@malmasterson]

@@bothpartiesaretotaldogsht5750 FR, even if it were happening at this point all a chick needs to do is have a recording device on them & boom that guy's career is over.

[@tekkblade82]

If she'd pulled a firearm on those men (a far less lethal response than turning into the She-Hulk and smashing their bodies into paste) she'd have broken several laws. But because her reproductive organs are on the inside the show will completely ignore that a lawyer committed attempted murder while claiming she was in full control of her emotions.

[@tarektechmarine8209]

Not only could they not write lawyers, seems they couldn't write a person either.

[@misiopuchatek152]

That would mean they would know anything about law. And all they know is certain social groups can do literally anything and it is fine, cause they were oppressed for thousands of years and now they can take vengeance on everyone. The Purge has begun…

[@tekkblade82]

@@tarektechmarine8209 they definitely can't write one with a functioning brain.

[@sarahgould5435]

Not only that, she's a prosecutor. She should be prosecuting herself for felony assault.

[@lordbezzington8435]

Basically wrote a psychopath

[@DarknessProphet]

She-hulk: I get catcalled and it requires all my effort not to become angry. I am so much tougher and have so much more self-control than you do. Hulk: That's cute. Wolverine once ran his claws through my literal brain and here I am as your benevolent mentor. Toughen up, buttercup.

[@Soinetwa]

a great example why verbal abuse is so much worse than actual bodily harm hulk heals... but those awfull words.. compliments and such.. those stick with you poor woman then again.. im not even sure if she hulk actually IS a woman in the first place what even is a woman the show didnt go into that

[@bradmiles1984]

@@Soinetwa Bruce saw his father beat his mother to death infront of him when he was a young child. Bruce went thru more trauma before Jennifer was even born then Jennifer will go thru her in her entire existence in the main marvel universe. So Bruce went thru unbelievable psychological trauma long before the radiation, the rage at his father and not being able to protect his mother is what created the hulk alter ego in his mind to begin with, without that his hulk would of been much more like Jen's in the first place.

[@theoneslayer8560]

@@bradmiles1984 He was clearly sarcastic

[@dreamsalongthepath7377]

I wish that was how the actual scene went.

[@bradmiles1984]

@@theoneslayer8560 I know, just adding in how horribly mentally abused Bruce was so it makes it even more damning against Jen. She's family so she'd of known what happened to her aunt and Bruce saw it all as a kid.

[@FoxyFoxlyn]

My mom had an argument with one of my friends (years ago) complaining about cat calling. My mom replied. "Enjoy it sweetheart, because once you are too old, you will miss it." Should have seen her face. She was mortified. Hahahaha

[@crawlingchaos2811]

Thing is i GET it sometimes, ive known women who dress very humbly and try to avoid that stuff But i mean, c'mon women who usually complain about it are usually accentuating their body. This isn't "they're asking for it" but rather the basic mature idea that hey, clothes is for peacocking and you live in a civilization with other people, maybe consider that.

[@cadethumann8605]

So, women should just accept complete strangers making comments and other lewd sayings to them? Also, is this to imply that old people are ugly (I know that it's not the same appeal, but I'd argue my grandmothers are beautiful in their own way)?

[@FoxyFoxlyn]

@@crawlingchaos2811 That is another saying my mom has. "Dress and act like a slut, get treated like one. Don't complain." 😂 My mom used to wear hot pants when she was young. I hope I look like her in my late sixties. She looks after herself and is very healthy.

[@FoxyFoxlyn]

@@cadethumann8605 *Yawns*

[@ukmediawarrior]

Her comment about males telling her how to do her job pissed me off. The guy we see in the first couple of minutes who criticizes her speech was so on the nose as a male chauvinist it made me laugh. But the thing is, if she is constantly berated by the males in her law firm, or other lawyers, how then does she get to prosecute such a huge and important case? If they all think she is so crap, why give her this case to go to trial with?! Makes no sense.

[@ShadowKatt]

It doesn't have to make sense. Stop thinking. Start feeling. Turn off monke brain. Turn on lizard brain.

[@jonsimpson6240]

Diversity quota for the firm.

[@tarektechmarine8209]

The lawyer, knows what he is doing and saying. The literal paperworker is certainly not any better. Law is not a certain subject and diversity of thought is what matters, lawyers working together passing around ideas.

[@stevereynolds5684]

Also, a lawyer does need to smile and be personable while speaking to the jury. Men and women, studies have proven juries will disregard or pay more attention to information based on how much they like the attorney.

[@cormoran2303]

@@stevereynolds5684 We saw this at play with Elaine Bredehoft versus Camille Vasquez in the Heard v Depp trial. Elaine looked like she was constantly on the verge of whipping out a bunch of cats and flinging them at the jury while Camille was very nice and cordial, even while crossing Heard.

[@Dracounguis]

That World War II movie (Fury?) with Brad Pitt where he's part of a tank force; gives orders to his men after a battle then walks behind a shed and breaks down crying. Then pulls himself together and goes back to doing his job. That's kind of how most men will get emotional. Hold it in till no one's looking.

[@shawnbalboni4927]

It's because we are berated, mocked and humiliated for showing emotion. Society as a whole says a man who shows emotion is weak and worthless. Women are taught to look down on and ridicule men for showing emotion. So it's no wonder why men are more volatile and prone to violent outbursts; we are forced to hide emotions.

[@sonicfighter64]

@@shawnbalboni4927 and that’s if your lucky now men are disappearing left and right going off the grid

[@dsmyify]

That's such a powerful scene because he breaks down in a PoW camp and the enemy soldiers watch him and, from their eyes, they understand what he's going through.

[@thecensoredmuscle563]

@@shawnbalboni4927 that's because it is a sign of strength to be able to emotionally hold things together. Men have to keep it together, and we more easily can keep it together.

[@chrisbolland5634]

I'm fine with being emotional around people, but only people I trust. Breaking down in the arms of my girlfriend or a bro. Das how it be.

[@TheStarMachine2000]

The Irony of what's her face saying she "never gets angy" whil going on this long winded rant about how good she is at it is palpable

[@Mediados]

"I am far better at controlling my emotion" She said while losing her temper.

[@SpadeApeiron]

I heard from ANGRY JOE review tht. the scene was meant to ridicule herself showing off unnecessary Anger for the smallest thing. Do u guys think so too ?

[@jesterssketchbook]

she screamed at him that she knows how to control her anger, as her eyes teared-up lololol what even the hell is happening? 😂🤣

[@knightofarnor2552]

Probably the most surprising person I've found in the comments of a Knight's Watch video

[@bigguy7353]

@@knightofarnor2552 How?

[@jesterssketchbook]

@@bigguy7353 i think because i make Critical Role content - and Critters are kinda known for being "lefties". The thing is: Knight's Watch make SO MUCH SENSE it's impossible to deny, whichever side of the aisle you come from. Bad writing is bad writing - and this show has BAAAAD writing

[@markstenquist2315]

It's the same thing as Ruby Rose saying that the bat suit would be perfect when it fit a woman. She didn't do the work, the research, the testing, or anything to make the suit, she just shows up and says it's hers. SheHulk didn't do anything to earn managing her Hulk, and it trivializes everything about the Hulk when she gives her diatribe.

[@jamietheweeb388]

Her attacking those random dudes is actually attempted murder of you ask me, I mean an average man punching someone when drunk could be a fatal blow, if you can shatter a fucking cliff face and go to punch someone with that power, I'm pretty sure you're going to kill them

[@roseveluofficial401]

Yes, Hulk already saved her for being a murderer...

[@jimsteinmanfan80]

Which is of course what Bruce tries to tell her, she is dangerous when angry and she needs training to cope with that otherwise if she shows the world what a monster she is it will never go away and she will forever be thought of as a monster, like when Frankensteins monster killed the girl in the film, that was it for him. Her only respons is to first deny that and leave and later at the office doubling down on that she is right and Bruce is wrong. Oh, how I would love this series if Kevin Feige let a gang of feminists write all episodes like this and afterwards let some normal, non feminist writers write the last episode where she actually got to face some consequences for living her life like a narcissistic asshole. People didn't like it in the last episode of Seinfeld but I sure would love to see it here.

[@hirschmeistr6842]

I am convinced that she canonically killed them and it will have no moral or legal repercussions because woman

[@lightningpenguin8937]

@@hirschmeistr6842 I didn't notice hulk stopping her so I genuinely believed she died. So I absolutely hated how they never talk about it again. After I found out hulk stopped her, I still hated it. A whole lot less, but it still was an important event.

[@sukamadik5983]

I'm just glad that making fun of all this horrible crap brings us together.

[@GodSlayerMael]

@@biggestmuddah nigga wtf are you going on about? 😐

[@sleepykittyH]

@@biggestmuddah I'm making fun. Absurdity and exaggerations are often funny in movies and her implying that she's even remotely comparable to Bruce in terms of suffering is pretty funny

[@sleepykittyH]

@@biggestmuddah You should probably not mention perspective with regards to suffering to me. It's a sore subject, so to speak. I'm sorry for not having sympathy for her but her problems seem so petty and small and I can't help but feel more empathy for Bruce even though I've been catcalled and treated poorly for being small and a woman more recently than what makes me feel for Bruce

[@sleepykittyH]

@@biggestmuddah If you like the show that's good. It means you've found something fun to enjoy. I don't like sports but that doesn't mean they're bad. The same can easily be said for this series

[@sleepykittyH]

@@biggestmuddah I was trying to be nice. I'd rather not say anything particularly scathing if possible. If you feel the need to be condescending it isn't exactly helping your case. Especially your last sentence since it can easily be applied to your view on this series.

[@Harbinger359]

On the bright side, it's a realistic depiction of what would happen if someone with this mindset got superpowers. She is clearly not a good person; I know a lot of attention has been given to the silly bobblehead but I think the more damning thing is the quote on the plaque beneath it, which isn't getting enough attention in my opinion. Anybody who has that attitude is not the type of person you can trust with authority. So this show is a case study of the origin point of a small-time villain; honestly, it calls to mind the origins of the final villain in Megamind, which reflexively calls back to Spiderman. With great power comes great responsibility, after all, and when that power falls into the wrong hands...well, that's just the genesis of just about every story that isn't "Man versus Nature".

[@cosmicprison9819]

Fittingly, Maslany did indeed play a small-time criminal in Orphan Black… 😁

[@gladiatorscoops4907]

You are bang on, Thing is It's a strange choice to make her such a Karen given that in the comics she is so different - a bit of an introvert, kind of not 100 percent sure of herself. The thing about turning into a Hulk it is a physical manifestation of the person's inner psyche. So when Bruce became the Hulk it was all of his inner turmoil, rage, anger, and the need to protect himself and smash anything that could hurt him - made flesh from the trauma he suffered growing up. Where as when Jen Hulk's out all of her need to be this super outgoing, confident and strong female came out - something she longed to be. That's why she isn't some angry monster. That would have been far more interesting character development than little to none we got with her transformation in the show. But I guess as the show progresses if she becomes less of the Wine drinking Karen and learns to be humble then that's an interesting development. But I don't think she will and it would go away from that comic book version of the character which was so good.

[@Harbinger359]

@@gladiatorscoops4907 Yeah, sadly I think it's essentially guaranteed this show will validate her as a "hero" given the target audience is a group of sheltered narcissists who hunger for constant validation like a vampire thirsts for blood. It really is a shame, because this is not the real She-Hulk. "Will the real She-Hulk please stand up?" as it were.

[@wumpusrat]

I was really hoping this show could possibly be decent. She-Hulk was always one of my favorite characters, especially the Byrne run in the 80's where it really cemented her as being a cheerful, snarky, and fun person. But...this show is garbage. Utter, complete garbage. Jen is utterly unlikable. She's shrill, condescending, narcissistic, self-righteous, and inhumanly self-centered. She's not portrayed to be a strong person at all. She's weak and lashing out, and it doesn't help that EVERY man in the show is written to be a one-dimensional stereotype. Even Bruce is basically ridiculed through the whole thing.

[@adonaimelles2317]

what is the quote on the plaque beneath it I havent watched she hulk ( I have no interest in paying for disney plus

[@corasmith5293]

My thing with the line that "I can control my anger better than you." Is like men tend to be the ones who are more angry and volatile. But women tend to have more emotional turmoil due to hormones and such for their whole lives. So her being able to control anger, fine. But better than Bruce Banner? No. Also her putting cat calling on the level of crap Bruce has been thru is hot garbage. 🔥 🗑

[@jackhhun2698]

If men cat calling you is stressful to that degree there is a word for that its called sexism and she is a Sexist

[@WaxTheDolphin]

When Galadriel pulled out her army knife and Cthulhu ran away and said to Godzilla that he was next I knew we were dealing with state of the art cinematography.

[@DeanAdventure]

When she pulled out the knife and said, "It's Galadin' time!" I felt an emotion. Truly an episode.

[@stephenmetcalf5668]

Let’s all be honest here, only the drunkest of men are cat calling that woman. With that in mind, I’ll take “crap that never happened” for 1000 Bob.

[@EyeOfMagnus4E201]

Honestly, I’m 54 years old and have never seen anyone cat call a woman. Since I live in an area that up to recently was rural, maybe this is just an urban thing?

[@stephenmetcalf5668]

Nor have I. In my single days my friends and I would appreciate the beauty of a woman amongst ourselves. None of us ever even considered “cat calling” them, whistling at them or anything of the sort. It was always a very private “she was pretty.” But because one douchebag out of every one hundred men may do it, we are all guilty of it.

[@xenomorph6599]

As a young woman I've never been catcalled (and I don't consider COMPLIMENTS/people saying "hi" or "good day" to be catcalling unlike some people), I've never been told to "smile" more by any men, just my mom tbh, and I've yet to be harassed or murdered because I don't choose to willfully hang around shady people/places. In fact I'd literally rather do anything else then hang around a sex/drug/alcohol den where bad shit's gonna happen to anyone anyway. That's only fun for people who literally have nothing better in their boring lives 🙃. All the stereotypes aren't a "woman" thing, they're a Stupid Cvnt thing.

[@creatrixZBD]

i don't think anyone has been catcalled irl since about 1989 lol

[@Mediados]

That's the thing, I'm afraid many radical feminists interpret most interactions with men as an attempt to get into their pants. They probably thing they are so desireable.

[@ajclements4627]

@@creatrixZBD Exactly, Jen put it out there like men have nothing better to do than that 24/7.

[@roseveluofficial401]

@@creatrixZBD It may be true where you live but in big or even small cities, in France, there are some area where it's constant. Even during the day, even if you're an average looking woman. Though, it's kind of always the same kind of guys... I've never catcalled a woman in my life, at least never the way they do it : whistling, hissing, call them sluts when they are ignored, always in group, etc...

[@colincolombo2095]

@@roseveluofficial401 well that’s called French love language. It’s honestly what Pepe de pew was inspired by lol

[@anthonysaylor8120]

Honestly, the fact that she said "I manage my anger infinitely more than you..." That's the damning part. Bruce's most iconic line is "that's my secret - I'm always angry." He's one of two people in the entire MCU that tried to commit suicide onscreen. (I'm not sure Wanda counts, we only know for sure the temple was fucked, and some interpret the red flash as hinting at her escape.) Not to mention the insane "the MCU's moved on from the Blip" comment in that interview. People haven't gotten over loved ones who died from Covid (up to 2 years ago), 9/11/2001, the freaking Holocaust?? Not only would people in the world have plenty of trauma lingering or stemming from that, we still see discussions of them today. Half of everyone in the universe dying for 5 years and coming back, not to mention MoM takes place at most a year after Endgame? By the time of She-Hulk we should have WAY more stuff to cover. Hell they could have worked that into the legal angle. As Fringy pointed out in his Endgame video, the Avengers didn't warn ANYONE on Earth let alone the universe at large that they were about to do the UnSnap. Have a case brought against Bruce for doing the UnSnap, for all the humanitatian chaos - potentially even the Flagsmashers - and have Jen demand to take him as a client.

[@Mediados]

The problem is that the writers don't seem to take the Blip seriously. In Thor:LaT, Thanos' gauntlet has been turned into an ice cream shop. That's like opening a restaurant by a pond with a massive swastika banner outside and calling it "The Third Teich".

[@ajclements4627]

I honestly didn’t think about that, I know it sounds cold but I’m sure there were some that adapted to post Blip conditions and saw half of humanity gone as a good thing for the planet, and the Avengers go and undo it..

[@flamingbeardeddragon6113]

I was always bugged by that what happened with all the people who came back to find their family has moved on, or company heads and ownership of the company, etc. etc. I want a sitcom about an average couple where the wife came back to find that her husband had married her sister and had kids, I want to see those shenanigans.

[@toddpacker1015]

The women have to be better than the men it's just part of the Feminist/Misandry fantasy

[@shorewall]

@@flamingbeardeddragon6113 spill the tea. 😄

[@tobygagnon1443]

Many times at places I have work, I've seen men argue heatedly, curse at each other, call each other names and stand toe to toe screaming at each other and later that day or the next day go out and have beers together.

[@lukeblundell5610]

My daughter is jealous of the way guys function after fall-outs at school; if girls fall-out it's days of catiness and then faces and words for a week... The boys fall-out and normally the next day they share a pizza at lunch and move on. She says it seems much easier for boys.

[@crawlingchaos2811]

Yeah my coworkers almost fist fought and in like 3 days they are back to laughing p often together.

[@john-paul9804]

You know that the writers and actors, etc. are all high-fiving after every take of this show. "That was soooo funny! You go, girl!"

[@AmericanByGrace]

It’s probably actual cats calling to her because she reeks of rotting ovaries and lost dreams

[@palarious]

This woman who deals with anger INFINITELY more than Bruce immediately tries to kill someone the first time someone cat calls her with her powers. Brilliant writing. Just brilliant.

[@djonkasrb7278]

Day 15 of commenting random crap to help the channel: I really appreciate you guys exposing this crap and allowing me to mock Disney without giving them money. Thanks guys, keep it up.

[@carlothecoffeeguy3778]

3 movies for you to detox from all this Disney nonsense: 1. The Castle (no crennelations but a sweet comedy about standing up to corporations and big government) 2. Secondhand Lions (what Kenobi could have been), 3. Les Visiteurs (Why Shad and Oz should never go to France)

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

Second hand lions is great!

[@Mj0Skyver]

I love Secondhand Lions. The Watch should definitely check it out, if they haven't done so just yet.

[@ruthlessfish2506]

The castle is an absolute Aussie classic

[@Pax00Imperium]

Arcane is another good one.

[@scottybreuer]

Secondhand Jedi

[@Dracounguis]

Sadly, celebrating your 'victimhood' is some of the biggest social media credit a person can have at the moment.

[@shorewall]

It's a competition. Sjw power structures are defined by victimhood, which is why sjw white women try to play up their offenses. Nothing has changed, just what is admired.

[@TheCapitalWanderer]

yeah

[@GlyphZero]

she hulks out and kicks some random dudes as she leaves some bar. she's in control the entire time. this is a show about a villain.

[@Darek_B52]

is it just me or has that been a trend with MCU shows lately.

[@csrreuel9609]

The great irony of this show? At the same time it's airing, the anime 'Yofukashi no Uta' is bringing us a deep and nuanced discussion on the concept of love.

[@LordB-dg8ks]

The whole thing with smile more being ant-women actually does make me angry. It’s not about physical attractiveness. It’s about positivity. Nobody wants to be around somebody who is constantly scowling bitching about everything and just this giant bottomless pit of negativity that is threatening to suck people in and ruin their days as well because some parasite can’t stand the fact that other people are happy. If you project happiness you will get happiness in return even if you don’t really feel that way and when other people around you are happier you have a greater chance of increasing your happiness. But wanting to spread positivity is apparently evil now

[@TierDvik]

Lots of people get told to smile. In any customer oriented environment where you are trying to SWAY others, lawyers. Smiling is told to EVERYONE.

[@roseveluofficial401]

I'm a guy and I've been told to smile many times. Maybe women are more pressured to do it but I never saw it in my life.

[@bigguy7353]

@@brittonholdaway5730 Children aren't human? Are you insane?

[@totoisayal5045]

well it really depends on what's going on. Having a really bad day and just forcing a smile can sometimes not help, other times it will

[@BayWa4eva]

@@totoisayal5045 on the other side though, having a really bad day and seeing a genuine friendly smile might pull you back completely.

[@WeakFreak]

old She-Hulk: we're in this together, it's what makes us stronger. new She-Hulk: I'M BETTER THAN YOU!!!

[@ARFthegodking]

She-Hulk is, like almost all woke garbage, a hero written by villains. When you write a character that is supposed to be heroic by asking; "What would I do in this situation?",which is totally natura,l and the character is a villain forced into the role of a hero that says more about you than anything. The woke have been identifying as villains for a long time. The New Guy comic is a perfect example. These edgelord wokies will either spell their own doom or the doom of civilization. Wokeness is the ring of power and these people are Sauron and hid evil horde. They change LOTR because they can't stand that it condemns them for the destructive, malignant force that they are.

[@Speedstreak]

This is absolutely true! Wokeness is a virus similar to the Cybugs from Wreck It Ralph.

[@sleepykittyH]

Hey. That hit it on the head!

[@josecarlosmoreno9731]

What I wish more people understood is that wokeness isn't organic, it is imposed from above. The rich and powerful are still the same people as always, but they have hired and imposed what used to be a fringe group of mental children onto the rest of us. Why? Because it is socially destructive, it turns even the most mundane and innocent parts of life into a war of all against all where every identity has to fight for supremacy, with the few having more social capital than the majority. It's inherently anti democratic and anti solidarity, hyper individualism. This in turn is very beneficial to the rich as it prevents the common people from realizing that the reason everything is more expensive, why the quality of all goods, services, and entertainment are increasingly shit and scarce, why we have no protections from being unjustly fired, etc, increasing rates of mental illness, isolation and socially maladaptive behavior, endless wars, etc, etc. All of these and more problems have their root in the rich pursuing max profit at minimum cost. Therefore to prevent the common people uniting against the elites for leeching on and destroying society, they impose socially destructive ideologies through their propaganda networks, education systems and HR depts. It is no coincidence that the rich tend to be both socially left wing and economically right wing, both are individualist ideologies that kill community and the family. The only counter is the opposite, whatever you want to call it, faith and family left, religious populism, conservative socialism, distributist/georgist/integralist, right wing anti capitalism, whatever, what matters is we need to oppose the individualists and the rich in favor of tight knit community and the working class that actually contributes to society rather than sitting in a comfy office telling others what to do and who gets hired/fired.

[@josecarlosmoreno9731]

@Neon Thunderbird I'm not sure what you mean. I agree both sides are the same. I'm not sure how my bias is part of the problem when the rich and powerful seem to hate both religion/traditional values and collectivism. Idk, from reading history it seems clear that capitalism destroys the family and society and only got better thanks to the communist threat and the labor movement spilling blood to fight the robber barons. Now that the communist threat is gone, the labor movement was crushed and the capitalist were free to pursue liberalism as a replacement for the more socially, morally minded Christianity. And it appears woke shit came to prominence as a counter to emerging working class consciousness during the Great Recession of 2008. Idk about other groups, but at least among certain Catholic circles, there is a strong movement towards a socially conservative working class ideology.

[@TheHijabiGamer]

Which is why I tend to prefer the company of men. I prefer that direct approach. I may be a woman but I have never understood women. But I also know I am an exception. I work with guys in a warehouse

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

Your not alone. Women are great I absolutely love them. But they can be a bit much at times.

[@creatrixZBD]

me same. fewer undercurrents to navigate.

[@DavidM_10]

"We get cat-called, we get called emotional ... and we might just get murdered." Boy. That escalated quickly. I mean, that really got outta hand fast.

[@straightjacket308]

Someone has to be pretty desperate to cat call someone that looks like her. In her human form 🤣

[@grundierungtaglich6241]

but the hulkssy tho...

[@shorewall]

@@grundierungtaglich6241 hulkussy got me acting unwise. 😒

[@lukehearn2712]

My original introduction to she-hulk was the 1996 incredible hulk cartoon series, which will always hold a place in my heart mainly because of the intro. She appears in season 1 ep7 "Doomed" and gets her powers in a similar fashion as the comics and saves hulk soon after.

[@koiosdamocles1090]

I used to trust writers to know when their main charaters had personality flaws and exploit them for drama and generally good character development (good in terms of interesting not moral). I can't anymore i just don't think a lot of writers feel comfortable with a female protagonist making a mistake and recognizing it as a mistake.

[@Joshuazx]

I watched my dad beat my mom to death :'( I GET CATCALLED >'(]

[@Maddog3060]

That speech about "controlling" her anger is the one thing that might actually make me misogynist. I am kind of joking; I know "hashtag not all" women and such, but if that were the only kind of woman I ever came into contact with then I certainly would come to hate them with a passion. The sheer, insane entitlement and selfishness, the complete unawareness of reality, that character is nothing more than a piece of crap. Vile, utterly vile.

[@catburglar82]

I feel you, my man. This exact complete lack of self awareness women often demonstrate manages to piss me off more than I'd like to admit. Men do it too but they very rarely reach those annoying levels of entitlement. Men accept you have to put in the work but too many women just expect the world to throw everything in their lap. Like the world owes them for having to suffer the inconveniences of life. Most women aren't that bad, probably, but this society and politics induced narcicssism is definitely getting worse and worse.

[@jasperzanovich2504]

No, it's the truth. It's the same with all other woke BS. Most people didn't care about gays, just leave them alone if they leave me alone but today most people have bad feeling towards them just because some priviliged white people have to "fight for their rights". I don't think you know Karl May, he wrote books about a native american during western time. Some 40 people whined about how it's racist or whatnot so now the publisher has discontinued the books. The character is a friggin Jesus in the stories, a saint, a peacemonger. He may be a bad character but it certainly isn't racist.

[@ajsouza3720]

Join the dark side

[@Balevolt]

I worked the drive thru at Wendy's for years but I have a voice for radio. Thats what I was told anyway.

[@TheSaintBigFoot]

Did you go for it?

[@Balevolt]

@@TheSaintBigFoot Na, I swear to much for radio

[@MajorSmurf]

I've said this elsewhere but they don't even get the characterisation of Jen or She-hulk right. Jen is quite a meek character in the comics and her confidence is fairly non-existent. She mostly blends into the background and no-one gives her a second look. I severely doubt she was ever cat-called as Jen. She really struggles in social situations. When Jen is saved by Bruce and ends up getting her powers. At first she's obviously like WTF? But as the comics go on she discovers she prefers being She-hulk over Jen as it gives her the confidence she was lacking. She finds people pay attention to her now. Bruce obviously constantly struggled with his choice. Even though it saved her life he hated himself for turning her into what he considered a monster. During one of the arcs She-hulk has a talk with Bruce and thanks him for doing it. In this show however Jen is not lacking in self confidence and it makes it look like She-hulk and Jen are the same person when they're not. The transformation doesn't effect her as badly as Bruce who loses all control to Hulk but to say Jen and She-hulk are the same is not true. They do have a vastly different experience to Bruce and Hulk but that's the only reason She-hulk is so beloved. She embraced her change while Bruce didn't. The only way this show would have a good show is if it took place far in the past of the MCU and still had Hulk and Bruce as separate entities so you could compare Hulk and She-Hulk life's and choices. Other things to note She-hulk does have greater control than Bruce but it comes at a cost that she's not as durable or strong as Hulk. As after all Hulk is the strongest there is. Of course MCU version Hulk is in a really bad state. Hulk pretty much died after getting destroyed in a 1v1 with Thanos in infinite war and than endgame came along and everything to do with Hulk is done offscreen. The whole cool premise behind Hulk is the duel personality. However MCU literally hates any decent character so goodbye Hulk. Professor Hulk itself is in my opinion a really really bad idea. I think even the comics didn't keep him round for every long as he was a boring character. I dislike it as you limit yourself. You can't have Hulk going on a rampage or Bruce hating himself and his choices. You lose an entire character dimension to one of the most beloved characters Marvel owns. You literally complete Bruce's character arc as he has got rid of his worst fear and enemy the Hulk.

[@bryce4228]

Sure, he's been hunted, had his loved ones murdered, attempted suicide, had to compete in gladiatorial combat...but SHE risks being called difficult...

[@michaeldavenport332]

I would also add to Bruce's trauma, imagine loosing control and waking up to all the innocent lives and livelihood he destroyed and killed, not murder, and the general soft hearted nature of him would just be devastating.

[@ZyroShadowPony]

I was called handsome by a customer at work last year and it made my week. Gave me confidence and i couldnt help but smile. I only remember it in detail because its a rare occurrence to get a compliment like that

[@thaddeusgigachaddeus2954]

A general rule of thumb for remaking a character: if the old version met the new one, how would they feel? In the case of she-hulk, the old one would be pissed beyond belief that this is how the new one acts

[@Rurik_Luci]

1:55 so they're just ignoring the fact that Bruce for most of his life at least was a second personality while the Hulk was his own person and consisted of nothing but Primal Rage and Bruce had to constantly fight that back to keep the Hulk from taking over?

[@Dracounguis]

Like many people have said... The current generation of young people in the developed countries today have it 'too good' and have had to invent their traumas. Not that the emotions are any less real but catcalls versus being drafted and sent to fight a war and watch your friends die... There is trauma and then there's TRAUMA.

[@mcflyingfury]

Being catcalled doesn't cause drama lmao they just do it for more attention and to get people to feel bad for them

[@Aikurisu]

Are we sure she was ever 'cat called' or was she simply angry it never happened? Because given her personality, beliefs and, let's face it, looks, I know I wouldn't. Even if Hell froze over. Same goes for the show's creators. You're right that legit attractive women consider it a compliment. Sounds to me they're just a bunch of jealous, bitter old hags.

[@TheGamingAngel18]

Speaking as a women she's.......okay. Probably received a couple compliments, but I can't see anyone whistling at her at a construction site. The actress isn't ugly, but she's not some bombshell either.

[@lumiauroras6741]

This is gonna sound vain, but ppl consider me attractive/very pretty... I was never cat-called. Had a few awkward encounters with older men trying to get my number (I was a teen ew), but it never went further than that because I'm very shy (and a bit paranoid let's be honest here) and I usually leave these situations as fast as I can. Still, it's a minor inconvenience at most, lmao.

[@Aikurisu]

@@TheGamingAngel18 She's probably what one call an 'Average Jane'? At least that's what my own mother would say... I'm not saying she's ugly either yet one could argue she's definitely ugly on the inside, if she's anything like the character she's pretending to be.

[@Aikurisu]

@@lumiauroras6741 Haha, you'll have to forgive my curiosity yet were you an early bloomer or were those older men just creeps that deserve the wall? To be fair, as someone raised with manners, I'd never cat call/wolf whistle in the first place. Sure, I might sneak a glance, but I'm far too shy myself to say anything. XD

[@bigguy7353]

@@Aikurisu Thinking a younger woman is attractive is grounds for wall duty? Yikes.

[@Avalon64]

I remember watching one of ItsaGundam videos about the kinds of people who agree with this trash logic, and he put up a comment bout how someone called Jen so stunning and brave for calling out things like catcalling and mansplaining reasoning "women don't often do it enough and it happens to them everyday" when someone pointed out that STILL doesn't mean Jen has had it worse and posted a meme of the Hulk saying "well I watched my father beat my mother to death as a kid" and that same commentator IMMEDIATELY replied oh Hulk needs to MAN up, people die EVERY day he's not the only one! Fucking weirdos these people...

[@mruziicak]

If women cat-called me, my ego would be so large

[@maxcarter50]

See, the point of this episode could've been to make her a very dislikeable character and then develop her into a hero throughout the season... But I just don't believe that. Coz I don't believe that these writers intended anything about her to come off as a flaw. They wanted a Mary Sue-esque character, which is why it's so cathartic to point and laugh at her.

[@orenmontgomery8250]

"My family was killed in front of me and I spent my life hiding from governments trying to imprison or kill me." "Ugh, that's nothing. I don't like the tone of the people trying to show interest in me."

[@wingedyaga2914]

Most of time when I see a female character go "I'm totally in control of my emotions" it would usually smash cut to them drunk dialling their ex because of comedy. Speaking of which, the show did the "one good thing about powers is you can drink as much as you want and never get drunk." gag. Anyone remember all the way back in Captain America when Steve tried to drink away depression and couldn't because of the same reason and it was played dramatically, because I sure do.

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

Galadriel: "I got catcalled too by male elves."

[@gallifreyarchives4434]

Hahahahaha

[@Dracounguis]

Women are more in the customer service / hospitality industry we were face to face with a customer. So smiling more is part of the job. If there's a bunch of guys working construction no one with them or expects them to be smiling.

[@JayAndNightASMR]

I think that's the whole point, like AngryJoes recent response. She saying she can control it while transforming and beginning to rage, while Bruce just let's it go because he can control it

[@Felix.Fictus]

I've experienced that strange situation where a fight between guys resulted in friendships forming. This is just a thing with young men, letting our emotions out, even as a fist fight, makes us grow closer and forms bonds as long as mutual respect can form.

[@hoi-polloi1863]

I wonder if that phenomenon (which I've also seen) isn't because with a fight, there's a resolution. Win, lose, or draw, you can tell there's a resolution. You've expressed your opinion in the most emphatic way possible, the issue you were fighting about can be *over* ... whereas if your only outlet is telling someone off, it's harder to say "Okay, this issue is resolved for all time."

[@chrissosa3723]

Bro you just know I will say the most foul things at you in game of football or a match of gears of war but will buy us pizzas and wings the second the game is over lmao, that's just who we are

[@cosmicprison9819]

“Now, I’m not condoning that. But I understand!” - Terrence Popp

[@summer7603]

Microaggression! It's the most offending thing ever according to she-bulk.

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

Imagine the Hulk as a member of the PC fraternity from South Park.

[@sarahgould5435]

Sooooo... She's emotin' about...how great she is at controlling her emotions. Let me tell you something about women. With a very few personality-based exceptions, women don't control our emotions. We just *deal* with them. And any woman who's ever suddenly found herself bawling or b!tchy for literally no reason but hormones is aware of how extreme "women don't control our emotions" can get.

[@1millioncicades183]

16:50 Oh Shad, please remember that writers of this bizarre show are more likely to be 'specialized' in a gender studies and victimhood than in something so privileged and patriarchal like basics of physics or biology.

[@dschnaible]

My wife is one that likes the cat calls.

[@motocross_cooper]

If man are so violent and dangerous, And could “LITERALLY MURDER HER AT ANY MOMENT”. And this has caused such trauma for and oppressed her so horribly. Then….How in gods name, Could she get the impression or where does she get the idea, That she can just punch Bruce in the nose and she would be just fine and He wouldn’t respond to her violence, With violence?

[@sufianramli]

Bruh..... using logic in 2022. Not cool man

[@babilon6097]

I recently read news about daughter of some russian oligarch getting killed in an attempt on his life. There was her picture. She was pretty enough that my initial thought was of her as a victim of this whole situation. Only after some thought I came to a conclusion that she would probably continue her father's policy.

[@bigguy7353]

She was on social media spreading the state's propaganda.

[@babilon6097]

@@bigguy7353 I wasn't following the events that closely, so pretty face fooled me for a moment.

[@Pauzix]

10 years ago I had long hair, it almost reached my ass. I also got catcalled (despite having a goatee). Can I have hulk powers now?

[@HaleTheFreeVoice]

She said infinitely more than you and my eyes started bleeding for that last 10 years of hulks character development 😭😭😭

[@charlesedwards2348]

I'm holding out for her to come to understand everything about the Hulk and then realize how wrong she was.

[@aninternetuser4306]

I feel like you'll be holding out for a long time.

[@noahsmith1053]

Yea this is a family member, but when your watching it really pisses you off that someone who is meant to be his family is talking to him like this.

[@fredrickgarrettsr2632]

Come on man, a woman admitting she's wrong??🤣🤣 She'll die first😂😂😂

[@noahsmith1053]

@@fredrickgarrettsr2632 kill her 🤣🤣🤣might make the hulk cool again

[@danielhogan6255]

"ill get called emotional if i get angry" Yes love...because anger....IS AN EMOTION!!!

[@ulfhedtyrsson]

"She might end up murdered if she gets emotional" Hun, it's not the emotions that are going to get you murdered lol

[@NyGeL_Derey]

Interesting connection: Tim Roth, who plays as the character Abomination, was in a show called "lie to me" about facial expressions. while Shesnothulk ranting, Hulk makes the face expression called "contempt", and i appreciate the CGI team for that

[@Volper1]

The idea that men enjoy being cat called is actually a thing. Think about it gents, when was the last time someone you were not related too or sleeping with told you you were hot? I know I can't think of a time.

[@Darek_B52]

Had a person tell me they liked my eyes. They might've meant it in a nice way but I'm fairly certain they wanted to take and bag my eyes like Minority Report.

[@bandofbrothers2358]

I love the way shad is armed to the teeth and then some, shows he's ready for anything

[@genebaker511]

Sounds to me that these writers still hadn't gotten over these made up non-existing issues.

[@Yarblocosifilitico]

I hope "infinitely more!!!" becomes a very long lasting meme

[@adamjenkins7653]

I have never been explicitly told to smile in recent memory (then again I'm not in customer service), but I have been told to "Cheer up it might never happen". I was in a good mood at the time and that really got under my skin. BTW I'm male. My facial muscles are simply more stiff than usual so my expression is less likely to be all that obvious.

[@hoi-polloi1863]

I'm a fellow and have been told to smile before. My typical response... "Smile, hmm. I have a smile scheduled for November..."

[@onevoice2993]

You're making me wanna go read the She-Hulk comics! She sounds great!

[@skullknight4579]

imagin if she said all that shit to 2003 bruce banner...

[@Ladycyg]

I'd agree that cat-calls seems more complementary to me and have always been a bit puzzled by women "complaining" about it. I put it in the same camp as women who complain about men holding doors open or manspreading. Cat calling is only uncomfortable when the guy shows undo interest (sexual innuendo before starting to follow me), but the complaint there isn't the catcall "hey beautiful", but the actual threat of sexual violence.

[@Stormcrow_1]

Ok, the murder thing misses the context that 78% of murder victims are men.

[@andrewdolasinski2623]

He even say in Avengers that he was suicidal and tried only for it to fail. That is terrifying for anyone.

[@whitejosh444]

Can't wait for the reaction to the newest trailer to rings of power

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

"Our hearts bigger than our feet." Or some such nonsense. Who writes that?

[@rockinHurley777]

@@beowulfsrevenge4369 than*

[@Mediados]

@@beowulfsrevenge4369 The writers room probably: "What would Hobbits compare something to?" "No idea, what makes Hobbits different from other races?" "...feet?" "FEET!" "Yeah that was mentioned somewhere!"

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

@Peak Aussieman Middle school/teenage boys?

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

@@Mediados Yes but Hobbits weren't known for large feet just particularly tough leathery feet with hair on top. That's why they didn't need shoes.

[@johnsinth8261]

i imagine shad drinking copious amounts of tea before filming these

[@icewolf9067]

It's a shame what there doing with the character. Hell she-hulk in the comics was a lawyer and an avenger at the same time and was proud of herself and her cousin.

[@klafsen]

Years ago I heard a story about a guy getting in a road rage altercation, he felt confident because he was a Jiu Jitsu practitioner, it broke out in a fight and the other guy also knew Jiu Jitsu, so after a while of trying to break each others bones they rolled off each other and fist bumped. Conflict settled.

[@Darek_B52]

I recall Ang Lee's Hulk leaving me a very confused child. Don't think this broad has room to complain about anything.

[@jedh3721]

My coworker constantly tells me how many old men hit on her at work. Every time I just tell her how many old ladies flirted with me. It isn't necessarily a creepy thing. Old people are just like that, but women tend to make themselves to be victims. I am not kidding. Old ladies can be VERY forward about expressing attraction to young men. I've had them hold my bicep, touch my beard, call me their boyfriend, compliment my looks, etc. All without asking. I let them and play along because they are old and it doesn't matter. I certainly don't complain to people that I was sexually harassed whenever it happens.

[@Barracuda-bi9ft]

What the heck does might just get murdered even mean like what?!

[@beowulfsrevenge4369]

I doubt they even know. Probably something they wrote cause it sounded dramatic.

[@Barracuda-bi9ft]

@@beowulfsrevenge4369 right?! I’ve never thought I’d be murdered because I showed my emotions. When I go the store I keep my head on a swivel because there’s human trafficking going on in my area, but I don’t think traffickers are gonna take someone or not based on the targets outward emotions…

[@tjmoon5858]

I had a nemesis in school once,we brawled this 1time after school and we busted each other's nose and lips (not too drastic) and I knocked him down and we haven't talked or acknowledged each other for 2years, after that when I received an award on the school stage I saw him in the 2nd row,he smiled and gave me a nod I did the same,we became pretty chill around each other for a couple of months before I left the school and I could tell that there was mutual respect, I wonder how he's doing right now

[@paulshortall5358]

Funny thing, way back in the 'Age of Reason' (ala.. a decade or two ago ;0) Such a scene would have been a fairly TYPICAL thing in a film, story, etc.. exposing a character with a rather acknowledged ridiculous, shallow world-view, ..right before undergoing some kind of humiliating, eye-opening 'slap to the head' life-lesson that turns them completely around.. or else they eventually come to a rather bad end. Trouble being.. Now they're supposedly 'serious' about this stuff, think it's a virtue they're going to run with... and it's just the show as a whole that comes crashing to a (thankful) end. Strange though.. because with the silly way it's all so bluntly acted-out... Taking it all from a slightly differing point of view?, you could almost swear the makers were actually exposing/RIDICULING the whole 'woke/modern feminist' thingie with a show like this.

[@LoneSilverW0lf]

God I wish they were mocking the woke movement with this. A good slap of reality does wonders.

[@lightningpenguin8937]

If that's what they're going for then I think it's moving a little to slow to that slap of reality. If I remember correctly, invincible moved the death of the guardians of the globe forward because they were worried about lost interest. That's what will happen if it's not the next episode. Though, I guess you can extend the time a bit if you have something else to keep the audience engaged. Hulk's gone, and no other side character was introduced so they have nothing right now.

[@paulshortall5358]

@@lightningpenguin8937 Nah, they'll run it into the ground.. Like a lot of recent shows have gone. But think they're elevating 'virtues' while doing so. ..And yet.. the obvious absurdities will remain too. It's like these people are at war - primarily with THEMSELVES... they've got problems. After all, doesn't the gal here in this show claim that the 'natural everyday state of women today is.. anger and fear'? REALLY?! That's how women should be day-in and day out? It's played off as a joke of course, ..but that's also rather illuminating if you consider it a bit more.

[@Devin_Stromgren]

As a rural American I refuse to believe that catcalling is a real thing rather than something that only happens in tv shows and movies.

[@ZeSgtSchultz]

I know most wotn agree, but I still think she hulk should literally look like normal hulk but with long hair. Kinda lame that shes just a tall, strong lady. It's not like hulk is just a kidna tall, fit guy. Hes a FUCKINH HULK

[@ajclements4627]

Her previous comic before rebooting yet again did have her as a more masculine looking, powerful and aggressive Hulk. It did not last long.

[@leongwaikit6658]

She Hulk is so powerful, she believes she could defeat Thanos and probably sue him.

[@theninjacalledbasilisk7770]

To be honest if I was cat-called even once, I would be flattered. 😂 I personally think cat-calling is fine. The line is crossed when it turns into harassment and stalking.

[@pkerep1]

Greetings from Croatia !!! What showrunners don't realize is if a person is driven by fear and hatred. They ultimately become VILLAINS.

[@miketumbi3976]

If she gets served a humongous slice of Humble Pie in the next episodes, then maybe the whole setup of her being ultra-woke might pay-off… But I highly doubt Marvel are that self-aware! Edit: Shad & Co. please stop wasting time on Disney content! We’d rather you review better films and shows. Thanks! 🙏

[@OKtheChannel]

To me, it looks like they may actually do it. I mean, when she says all those disrespectful things to Bruce, like "i suffer way more than you" and "i'm infinitely better at controling my emotions than you" She literally starts turning into a she-hulk, proving that she's wrong and she can't control her emotions at all. Bruce just gives her a small smirk, something like "see? i told you." I mean, if the showrunners wanted to pander, they would show that she's right.

[@TheGamingAngel18]

@@OKtheChannel No because she's immediately able to put a lid on She-Hulk right after he says "see" and he reactions with surprise. Showing how she can control it so easily after just getting her powers while it took a years before Bruce can have some control. They were absolutely treating her in the right.

[@BossDoogles]

When I was a freshman in college my introduction to business class I had to do an improv presentation on essentially the halo effect. Two candidates of equal credentials one pretty one not, who do you hire? Complete consensus in the room of 20 some people all agreed that they would probably hire the better looking individual. I use the justification that if you had to choose an office with a view. Each office had the exact same stuff in it one looked out over a mountain valley one looked out over a trash dump. which one would you choose?