The People vs. Emil Blonsky

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.

You have to hand it to She-Hulk. Thanks to her IMDB have upped their limit of characters needed to post a review.

Now misogynists need to post more words for their reviews. The third episode actually used words about She-Hulk based on Marvel's Instagram comments sections when the show was announced.

It was good to see Jennifer Walters in court as she pleads for Emil Blonsky's parole. There is even a sudden appearance from Wong at the hearing. He is to blame for the prison breakout.

It was frothy and fun but three episodes in and there seems to be no big bad emerging yet as the villain.

What the episode has was several cameos, including a wrecking crew that ended up being wrecked by the She-Hulk.

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.

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.

This may not be fair, but my expectations going into She-Hulk was I was getting an Legal / Action / Comedy. This is based on the advertising, promotions, and the statements from the writer and actor themselves. This show does not deliver on any level. The legal aspect seems to be a very elementary level understanding of law and the judicial system. Action scenes are few and far between, and nothing very entertaining. Comedy.....where is the comedy??

This show is dull, and does nothing but make me not like the main character and ruins established marvel characters to try and boost itself. This week, they make Wong even lamer than he was in Doctor Strange 2. Marvel is systematically destroying all the established treasures characters from Phases 1-3.

Finally. Tweeting with Megan Thee Stallion. Marvel writers are bankrupt. I don't understand why Disney keeps hiring people to write Marvel & Star Wars who are not fans of the characters or the genres.

The lead writer of this show has openly said she never read a She-Hulk comic. How do you even apply or accept a job writing for a character without any research or existing interest in the character? The main writer for Obi-Wan Kenobi, also was not a fan of the Prequel Trilogy and didn't have an understanding of the relationship between Obi and Anakin. Disney is detecting everything.