The People vs. Emil Blonsky

There are clearly some heated feelings aimed at this show. For me, I am having fun. And this was the best episode yet. It lavishes in the light hearted comedy vibe they are going for that was built up in the first two episodes.

They predicted the backlash She-Hulk was going to bring about in such a meta way. The one judge from the B plot was a low key star.

Look, if you don't care for this show, that's perfectly fine. But I don't see how this is pushing any kind of "men=bad and women=good" agenda. It's having fun in a way I have not gotten to see often, and I am loving it for that.

At the end of the day, this is a silly comic book story that is just having a fun time while also giving us some vantages that don't always get the spotlight. That's awesome!

Wow I mean WOW that was awful! 3 episodes in and I'm struggling to figure out what the point of this show is? There's zero stakes to grip the viewer. What does it want to be? Who exactly is it aimed at?

The CGI felt so rushed and so bad that it became distracting whenever Jen was in her Hulk form. The one piece of action we finally get is over within second.

The 'Comedy' even for marvels recent standards is embarrassingly poor, Blonsky is now a joke and not a funny one at that, The whole subplot is so cringe, I still couldn't tell you a single side characters name.

I'm now dreading what they're gonna do with Matt Murdoch.

Truly awful episode.

The reviews complaining about the fourth-wall-breaking make me roll my eyes - I mean, tell me you've never read a She-Hulk comic without telling me you've never read a She-Hulk comic. Jen is well known for breaking the fourth wall in her books - before Deadpool even existed, by the way, let alone started breaking the fourth wall himself. It's entirely accurate to the character to have her doing that on the show.

And to those who think the show is "man-hating," how do you think women felt watching decades of TV shows and movies rife with misogyny and sexism, both overt and systemic? Take a seat and chill about one show starring a female character that dares to express that reality and frustration.

I love the character and am happy to see her introduced into the MCU, especially seeing her integrated so well with Bruce and his story. So far I am enjoying the show reasonably well and looking forward to seeing more.

It was a fun episode. There isn't really more I can say.

It still throws me a bit off-guard when Jen Walters (She-Hulk) breaks the fourth wall, because I somehow keep forgetting that this is a thing in this show, but other than that this episode in particular was quite alright.

It's definitely not the marvel I am used to, but I have no problem with that. The episode had me chuckle a couple of times and it was interesting to see court cases involving superhuman beings. Also, the Megan Thee Stallion cameo was pretty fun.

I still have no expectations for this show and I am also not sure what to expect at all. Regardless, I'm looking forward to the next episode.

Is it just me or has the cgi and other special effects degraded greatly in just this episode? It looks as bad as it was feared to be in the trailers. Abomination looked better in a movie over a decade ago and I couldn't believe how fake she-hulk looked walking into her office, more like a 3D cartoon like shrek or video game. Anyway, not much about the show's aura has changed from the first episode, it's not bad just unashamedly pushing agenda and is still painfully mediocre. She hulk really could've been a good show if it wasn't just trying to tick boxes of the checklist. I am a fan of the post-credit scenes so far even though others have said they're borderline cringe.