She Hulk Episode 4-7 Review: Where it All Went Wrong

Here is my review of the episodes 4-7 of She Hulk. It has so far been a major disappointment that with a few changes could be so much better. This may be a law show but we do not see Jennifer solving cases as an attorney often enough. We need to see her as the smart, resourceful attorney she is supposed to be. Also, I think the comedy takes away from the more serious messages the creators want to convey. I am still hoping they will have a good ending to this show but, at this point, will feel rushed. For example, we still don't know where Titania came from or how she got her powers. Even though she is not the main villain of the show we should have this answer already. I am a big fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe thanks to movies like Infinity War, Civil War, and WandaVision because they just had great stories! Hopefully this show has a better conclusion.
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[@mitchkatz4918]

she hulk presents women in an unfavorable light- would anyone like to see our children mock the behaviors of anyone on the show? the attorney doesn't come close to reality. if the characters were more realistic. than maybe we could watch this with our family.Its Disney- wholesome entertainment really? Alter the characters to be more realistic. Women being always "angry", the competition between her and her cousin was fun. but why would a law office want She Hulk to be an outward image- demeaning Jens law degree- and her life of using her hulk personality to get dates?

[@alvinjohnson2402]

I totally disagree. Marvel needs more light-hearted, funny superheroes. Everything can't be this serious drama, world in peril, universe about to be destroyed story-lines. Endgame, multi-verse of madness covers those angles. This show is for younger generation, not the 25 to 40 demographics (Deadpool, etc.) Yes, they could take a "Perry Mason" type approach to her story-lines, which would give a cerebral touch where she uses her brain and secretly used her power to solve extraordinary crimes.

[@laural.enright4780]

Missed opportunity seemed to be the buzzwords for this show and it was frustrating. Especially when you consider having Tatiana Maslany who is a brilliant actress trying to prop up this poorly written garbage.