Marvel Studios' She-Hulk: Attorney At Law (Disney+) - S1 Finale OUT NOW!

[ariich]

I loled at "ceremonial sweat yurt".

[Orbert]

Okay, that was entertaining.  I think I laughed more this episode than in the last two or three altogether.  Blonsky's spiritual retreat was not just a ruse to keep him out of prison or whatever; it was a real thing with people actually achieving some kind of... something.  I don't know.  It was completely absurd, but I guess I managed to find it funny instead of just dumb.  Tim Roth sold me.  What a bizarre episode, but fun.

Too bad about Josh.  We knew he was too good to be true.  Played that long con, but as far as Jen knows, he's just a douchebag who ghosted her after finally getting to bang her, and that's gotta suck.

[King Postwhore]

He needs to get what comes due.  Plus who is he working for?

[chknptpie]

He needs to get what comes due.  Plus who is he working for?

Right, who is HULKKING?

[King Postwhore]

I KNOW!!  Bring the knowledge on!

[lordxizor]

I agree that was one of the better episodes

[Adami]

I really enjoyed it. Though I was disappointed that the obvious bad guy was the obvious bad guy, and also that Jen was next to a dude who was hired to steal her blood and NEVER ASKED HIM WHY OR WHO HE WORKED FOR!

[soupytwist]

This was the episode that broke me, I came close last week with the wedding - but this was just to much.  Survived till the scene where the reformed villians therapy session for She-Jen, the point where all those shitty utterly unfunny characters were dancing and chanting about deleting the boyfriends name from her phone I just couldn't take it anymore.

 

[MinistroRaven]

I haven't watch the new ep, and won't do it, I'll keep reading the spoilers here, if something goods come up I'll watch, couldn't take it anymore since last week ep

[Zook]

I really enjoyed it. Though I was disappointed that the obvious bad guy was the obvious bad guy, and also that Jen was next to a dude who was hired to steal her blood and NEVER ASKED HIM WHY OR WHO HE WORKED FOR!

"Who is your daddy, and what does he do?"

[Orbert]

What's your name?  Who's your daddy?  Is he rich like me?

[ZirconBlue]

This was the episode that broke me, I came close last week with the wedding - but this was just to much.  Survived till the scene where the reformed villians therapy session for She-Jen, the point where all those shitty utterly unfunny characters were dancing and chanting about deleting the boyfriends name from her phone I just couldn't take it anymore.

So, for the record, I found all of that "unfunny" stuff to be very funny indeed.  On the other hand, I don't like a lot of more modern comedy (like The Office, or Judd Apatow movies), so whatever.

[lonestar]

Funny is definitely subjective... Personally I found Seinfeld and Friends to be boring af. To each their own.

This show is middle of the road funny for me.

[hefdaddy42]

This was the episode that broke me, I came close last week with the wedding - but this was just to much.  Survived till the scene where the reformed villians therapy session for She-Jen, the point where all those shitty utterly unfunny characters were dancing and chanting about deleting the boyfriends name from her phone I just couldn't take it anymore.

I thought it was the best episode since the first one.  *shrugs*

[soupytwist]

This was the episode that broke me, I came close last week with the wedding - but this was just to much.  Survived till the scene where the reformed villians therapy session for She-Jen, the point where all those shitty utterly unfunny characters were dancing and chanting about deleting the boyfriends name from her phone I just couldn't take it anymore.

So, for the record, I found all of that "unfunny" stuff to be very funny indeed.  On the other hand, I don't like a lot of more modern comedy (like The Office, or Judd Apatow movies), so whatever.

I've never liked The Office (the UK version, never seen the US one) and I'm pretty sure my only experience with Apatow is watching about half of 40 Year Old Virgin - I didn't like what I saw.

[Lonk]

This was the episode that broke me, I came close last week with the wedding - but this was just to much.  Survived till the scene where the reformed villians therapy session for She-Jen, the point where all those shitty utterly unfunny characters were dancing and chanting about deleting the boyfriends name from her phone I just couldn't take it anymore.

So, for the record, I found all of that "unfunny" stuff to be very funny indeed.  On the other hand, I don't like a lot of more modern comedy (like The Office, or Judd Apatow movies), so whatever.

I've never liked The Office (the UK version, never seen the US one) and I'm pretty sure my only experience with Apatow is watching about half of 40 Year Old Virgin - I didn't like what I saw.

[DoctorAction]

Really enjoying this show. Just an easy, light watch that doesn't take itself remotely seriously.

[The Realm]

I am also really enjoying this show, I get a good laugh out of it. It isn't at all the show I was expecting to see but it works for me and is refreshing in its own way.

[The Letter M]

Wow this episode was probably my favorite so far, and not just for the obvious cameo. It seemed like everything from the last 7 episodes has built up to this and now  genuinely excited for the finale!

-Marc

[lonestar]

Yup, very, very solid episode for sure.

"Using ketchup and mustard as a color scheme isn't that daring..." 

[The Letter M]

Yup, very, very solid episode for sure.

"Using ketchup and mustard as a color scheme isn't that daring..." 

I think she said "Using mustard and ketchup as your color scheme IS pretty daring." after he corrected her naming him as "Gold Devil".

God their chemistry was so good. I hope she pops up in his show in a couple years!

-Marc.

[bosk1]

These last two episodes were a step up.  I still kept finding myself saying "this is SO stupid!"  But I was also genuinely laughing more than a few times.  That was...actually kinda fun.  I do have mixed feelings about Daredevil though.  It was cool to see him.  But I feel like they kinda messed up the character. 

[lordxizor]

I really wish the Daredevil thing had been a surprise

[Orbert]

It was cool to see him.  But I feel like they kinda messed up the character. 

It was a "lighter" version of both Matt Murdock and Daredevil, but I thought it was fine given the tone of the show and the fact that it's been several years since the Netflix series.  I had no problem accepting him as the same guy, older, wiser, and less of a perpetual downer all the time.  He's found some peace.

[ariich]

It was cool to see him.  But I feel like they kinda messed up the character. 

It was a "lighter" version of both Matt Murdock and Daredevil, but I thought it was fine given the tone of the show and the fact that it's been several years since the Netflix series.  I had no problem accepting him as the same guy, older, wiser, and less of a perpetual downer all the time.  He's found some peace.

Yeah, and even though his show was gritty, he still had a sense of humour and was pretty flirty. I thought this was very much in keeping with the character, just a shift of emphasis to suit the lighter tone of the show.

[Adami]

I feel Netflix gave the character a fantastic three season arc and, combined with the number of years since, I'm okay with the character being a bit different and reemphasized. I think Charlie Cox made it seem very natural.

Hoping he is more serious in his own show though. The character was never really intended to be that silly for long.

[ariich]

I feel Netflix gave the character a fantastic three season arc and, combined with the number of years since, I'm okay with the character being a bit different and reemphasized. I think Charlie Cox made it seem very natural.

Hoping he is more serious in his own show though. The character was never really intended to be that silly for long.

I'm sure that show will be more serious in tone, would be very weird if it isn't.

[Orbert]

The original colors on the outfit, though.  Ugh.  Luke didn't do him any favors.

[DoctorAction]

Loved that episode! Daredevil worked beautifully, IMO, and the thing at the awards ceremony felt very relevant to current issues while still fitting in the feel of the show.

They've nailed the balance of tones in this series. This and Ms Marvel have re-ignited my slightly waning interest in the MCU. 

[jammindude]

Loved that episode! Daredevil worked beautifully, IMO, and the thing at the awards ceremony felt very relevant to current issues while still fitting in the feel of the show.

They've nailed the balance of tones in this series. This and Ms Marvel have re-ignited my slightly waning interest in the MCU. 

Strongly agree about the awards ceremony. That was a big time home run for me. It made a great point without ham-fisting it. It struck a nice balance of making you think without being overly preachy. Just brilliant.

[soupytwist]

You guys are nuts  . Even the Roger Corman F4 movie had better writing than this !!

[hefdaddy42]

You guys are nuts  . Even the Roger Corman F4 movie had better writing than this !!

You keep saying things like that, and I keep not seeing it.

Maybe this just isn't for you.  The fact that you don't like it doesn't necessarily mean there is anything WRONG with it, such as bad writing, or bad anything else.  Maybe it just doesn't appeal to you.

[bosk1]

Well, yeah, the "you guys are nuts" is over the top and doesn't acknowledge that people are entitled to like what they like.  But it does have bad writing all over the place, and plenty of folks, including some on this forum who don't hate the show, have pointed out specifics in that regard. 

[MinistroRaven]

I watched the episode only because someone mentioned DD, even DD doesn't save the show.

[hefdaddy42]

Well, yeah, the "you guys are nuts" is over the top and doesn't acknowledge that people are entitled to like what they like.  But it does have bad writing all over the place, and plenty of folks, including some on this forum who don't hate the show, have pointed out specifics in that regard.

They still amount to not much more than "I don't like this, and it isn't done the way I would want it to be done, therefore it is bad writing."

I mean, whatever.  No one is comparing this (or any other Marvel show) to The Wire or Breaking Bad. Call it what you want, I guess.