Whose Show Is This?

Hahaha wonderful, loved it, really interesting and different end to a Marvel show! Taking breaking the third wall to another level.

Lots of things going on in this episode but I think the best eps of the season had to be the pilot and episode 8 with Daredevil.

This season has reminded me of the Sensational She Hulk comic run by John Byrne, it matched the humour of those comics, if you've never read them you must check them out as soon as possible.

Tim Roth has been great throughout this season too..... Although Abomination seems to now have a strange fins for ears thing going on...but I'll let that slide.

Here's hoping for Season 2!! Make Mine Marvel! Nuff Said!!

Contrary to what fellow commentator terrylarosa says in their review, a lot of people who approached this series didn't want to dislike it and were looking to be entertained. The problem isn't that they are allergic to having fun it's that the content they are seeing they honestly feel is incompetently put together and, on the whole, does neither its titular character nor the larger continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe any justice and often comes across as pretty disrespectful. The series had a rocky start, and it didn't seem to find its footing till the eighth episode (which is not a good thing and something to settle on if you're in showbusiness), and lo and behold the majority of its season finale reverts back to the directionless trajectory it had been set on since the premiere. The humor just isn't balanced well and some of the gags sort of work individually but on the whole do not feel like they warrant the audience's respect, let alone patience.

I really wanted to like this series in its entirety, alas only a small percentage of it I found to be working, the remaining not as much to not at all.

How does one find it difficult to figure out how to adapt a character like She-Hulk into live-action? Based on the discussions on such YouTube channels like Midnight's Edge none of this should be rocket science.

It felt like the train went off the tracks for this finale. No one was behind the wheel. There is some appeal when the fourth wall is broken BUT it needs to be done right and land well. When it doesn't, you come across as not taking your own show seriously and wasting the viewers time who hoped for some actual content. We KNOW you are all actors, you don't need to remind us. Jennifer and the writers also couldn't help themselves from passing comments throughout their whole show that cast most men in an unfavourable light. Matt Murdoch is the only strong male character that is treated with respect. There is an impression made that she has it tougher than men because of her gender. But she was entitled to choose her own ending and story because 'it's her show'. But it was fine for Daredevil and The Avengers to stick to the script they were given? Equality and logic clearly work when it only suits you I guess...

I had hoped for nice content but they tried too hard to be different.

These writers think they are funny but they simply are not funny. The 4th wall breaking got old instantly and this episode is a perfect example of everything wrong. Honestly, I watched to the end just for a friend but even he who is a big Marvel guy has about reached his limit. Fire these writers and do justice for She-hulk. While your at it fire Kevin too. He clearly has lost touch with the franchise and new blood that isn't only focused solely on stupid social justice need to save Marvel. This entire season was dependent on cameos when a good writer(s) wouldn't need one. This show should've never left the cutting room. In the future I will try and avoid not only these writers but directors because any director with integrity would have never done this show.

This is the TV Series equivalent of what they tried to do with YouTube rewind 2019...

"Oh you don't like Marvel endings anymore? Well, here's us taking the laziest way to address it because we're so smart"

This episode is the pinacle of what's wrong with Marvel's endings despite them trying to be all snarky and smug about "addressing" it... that it's always the laziest "out" they could think of and still convince themselves and their die-hard audiences that it's some innovative work of storytelling. Way to end what already was a painfully cringey and uninspired mess.

For those that loved this ending and thought it was smart... please, and I don't mean this insultingly, go watch a little more than everything Marvel.