SHE-HULK Ep 3 Breakdown: Every EASTER EGG + KINGPIN Clue EXPLAINED
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 31 авг 2022
- Thanks to Established Titles for sponsoring this video! Get 10% off on any purchase with code ScreenCrush. Go to establishedtitles.com/ScreenC... and help support the channel!
She-Hulk episode 3 shows the ramifications of a super-powered civilization on Earth! New Asgardians take advantage of human beings’ frail egos, and their technology is leaking into the public! In this video we break down the easter eggs and marvel Cinematic References in Episode 3, and theorize about who the mysterious “boss” is.
Shop our MERCH Store Here → screencrushmerch.com/
Go here → screencrush.com/
TikTok → / screencrushnews
Like us → / screencrush
Follow us → / screencrushnews
Get our newsletter → screencrush.com/newsletter/
Written by Colton Ogburn (ruclips.net/channel/UC_jY... Hosted by Ryan Arey ( / ryanarey )
Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright, Randolf Nombrado, and Srinidhi Rao
#SheHulk #EasterEggs #megantheestallion
We open with a shot of the Department Of Damage Control Supermax Prison that’s holding Emil Blonsky’s The Abomination.
We know that’s the name of the prison because in Ms. Marvel season 1, episode 4, we got a shot of the prison with a lower third giving us the name of the facility.
The Department of Damage Control, D.O.D.C. for short, was originally a branch of SHIELD. But later became its own department in the federal government. The D.O.D.C. worked closely with Stark Industries in an effort to collect all alien technology following the Battle of New York. [clip, Homecoming opening scene where they put Vulture out of business.]
The D.O.D.C. has now become more of a federal law enforcement agency focussing primarily on superhumans. [clip, DODC arresting Peter in No Way Home.]
Similarly to how Jennifer Walters She-Hulk focuses solely on superhuman law.
As Jen enters the D.O.D.C. Prison she passes a wall that has A113 written on it. This is a classic easter egg you’ll find in many films, especially Pixar movies. [clip, fast paced montage with bell dings and arrows pointing out some A113 appearances in other films.]
California Institute of the Arts alumni such as Tim Burton, John Lasseter, Michael Peraza and Brad Bird have included A113 in many of their projects, because A113 is a reference to the classroom numbered A113 that was used for graphic design and animation.
We now see Jen confront Emil over leaked footage showing that he escaped prison as The Abomination and participated in an underground cage fight. This of course is the same cage fight we saw take place in Shang-Chi. [clip]
Blonsky tells Jen that breaking out of prison was never his idea. [clip, Blonsky telling Jen Wong broke him out.] And then Jen’s paralegal, Nikki Ramos, tracks Wong down on the internet.
She finds out that he’s currently the Sorcerer Supreme in New York, formerly a librarian at the Karma-Taj in Nepal for 11 years. And then -this one [Target Sales Associate] Who knew they had a Target?
Then, in a fourth wall break, Jennifer says [clip, “this guy busted him out of his prison cell and may have ruined my entire case…I know you can’t wait to see Wong.]
What I thought was interesting about this 4th wall break is th at Jennifer goes from not being familiar with Wong when talking to Nikki-to then being very aware of who Wong is when talking to us just a few seconds later.
Then she reassures us that this isn;t just a cameo show-she must have seen our cameo video. [clip, well except Bruce, and Blonsky, and Wong.]
I think Jen’s cameo commentary may actually be implying that we ARE going to be seeing quite a few more cameos throughout the series. We know Daredevil is on the way and later on in this video we’ll be talking about what we believe may be a reference to the Kingpin.
This kind of fourth wall breaking is a little different from what we’ve seen before. So far, Jen has mostly just talked about her own life [walking in law office]. But now she’s talking about the show she’s in, more like deadpool [lazy writing]. This is way more like her 80s comic, when she appealed to the creators to write better stories, and used comics gutters as shortcuts to teleport around the marvel universe.
During the Los Angeles Now news, the bottom of the chiron shows a headline that reads “superpowered influencer Titania speaks out about latest legal trouble, ‘confident’ her legal team will make it go away.”
Titania of course is the superpowered individual that She-Hulk faced off against in episode one of this series. [clip]
This photo of Tim Roth’s Emil Blonsky is from the production of the 2nd ever MCU film, 2008’s Incredible Hulk. [clip, scene with Blonsky in his military uniform from Incredible Hulk.]
In a quick transition between different online news segments we see suggestions for other She-Hulk videos. 
Кино
Thanks to Established Titles for sponsoring this video! Get 10% off on any purchase with code ScreenCrush. Go to establishedtitles.com/ScreenCrush and help support the channel!
Ok
I said your entire theory about the mutant word being a slur towards the "enhanced" months ago and was the first to say anything about it. I commented it on one of Everything Always' videos and he himself liked the comment. It was a whole gigantic theory of mine that you just unknowingly stole..
I'm Scottish, love this sponsorship! Gorgeous place to have some land, couples can even get their land together. There are more hidden benefits in Scotland for Lairds and Lords, Such as queue skipping XD
Wait, you worked for XXLl? Okayyy
Wong may be remembering Dr Strange telling him about the Full Moon party they erased from memory.
I think you missed something notable and sobering in the 'alley attack' scene...
At first when she's grabbed, she's scared and panicked, then remembers she can Hulk out. While initially it *is* played out comedically, after the Crew escapes, she stands up slowly, into a sort of visual dialogue with her reflection in the car window. The camera holds there for a long, uncomfortable moment.
I think this is important.
It feels like an important acknowledgement: Trauma is trauma and nobody's impervious to it. Regardless of her super-strength, she's a survivor... Arguably a victim. And though it shouldn't be true, women face risks in ways most men don't comprehend. As a superhero, she's unscathed but as a woman, she is understandably shaken. That final shot of the show makes sure we understand this. It's yet another testament to the incredible female-led production. For all the popcorn-movie fun and 4th wall levity, as a dude I've appreciated the show's leaning into misogyny and the female experience.
W
Great callout, Andy. Well said
That's a pretty good assessment. I wasn't sure what to make of it. I thought maybe it meant she was starting to embrace the whole with great power comes great you know.. or even she was reflecting what Bruce told her about how being a Hulk will put a target on your back.
I honestly thought the window was going to roll down and we would get a surprise cameo
Great assessment
With respect to Wong’s mention of memory spells: it could be more innocuous than that. He and Strange had the conversation at the beginning of No Way Home in which Strange mentioned having used the spell on Wong at a party. Still it’s curious that Wong makes it sound like HE was the one who cast a memory wipe spell…? I think we’ve only ever seen Strange do it three times (once after the aforementioned party and twice in No Way Home). Unless I’m forgetting something … maybe he used it on me…
Wong also warned Strange against casting the spell with a line specifically talking about the dangers, so it's quite possible that Wong was present for it being cast before Strange was even a sorcerer.
In MOM, Doctor Strange and Wong remember something about a messy multiverse situation involving Spider-Man. They remember what happened overall, since the memory spell only erased Peter Parker's existence.
Couldn't a well practiced sorcerer learn how to fortify their mind against that kinda stuff
Not being able to remember who cast it or why or how many times is part of the mess.
Do we know for sure that Steven was the one to cast it after the party? Maybe it was Wong. Maybe neither of them really remembers who did it at this point.
The hulks alter ego thing is severely misunderstood by all these comic channels. Blonsky went wild on his first transformation, raged all thru the city. But that wasn't some alter ego that took over. It was just pure rage. She hulk felt some rage on her first transformation as well, but both her and blonsky only freaked out as a panic type response. Bruce however already had a multiple personality disorder so when he transforms his other personality takes over. Smart hulk is more the result of therapy than any technology or science. Lots of supers freak out bad when they first learn they have powers, but that's a normal reaction. If you understand these points it starts to show the story direction a lot more clearly. Bruce is still suppressing his rage. He is a lot more snarky now, humor bites a bit kore than human Bruce's. Remember when thor grabbed his shoulder in endgame? "Take your hand off me" smart hulk said basically behind gritted teeth. He may have found some zen balance in solitude but his patience is thin as she-hulk showed. Bruce said balance is super important to a hulk, and he is balanced on the edge. Really interested to see what happens when he falls off.
Finally a good take. I don't think it's just misunderstood by channels, but in general.
This is exactly what I have said
So there’s a chance bruce will turn into angry rage Hulk again at some point? Interesting.
This pretty well articulates what I've always thought about their initial transformation and Banner's initial mental state. Though I had come to believe the angry Hulk was effectively gone and Bruce's personality took over fully. I've always hoped this wasn't the case but I've seen little to suggest otherwise.
Bruce banner had an alter ego before he became the hulk?
I believe that Blonsky always had full control of the abomination, as he was able to talk while he was the abomination in the Incredible Hulk.
Jen forgetting she can turn into She-Hulk in a moment of panic is one of the most relatable things I have ever seen in any superhero film or TV show. Unless becoming superpowered could somehow remove my ADHD, I would totally do the same thing in her place. "Why didn't you transform?" "....oh shit, I forgot."
I just finished Ep. 3, what a treat to see this video appear in my feed only minutes after!
Same
I absolutely lost it on the part where Jenn mentioned how we are so eager to see Wong 😂
With Jenn and Blonski both being able to easily control their powers, it's becoming more and more likely that the only reason Bruce struggles with it is because he has DID.
I don't think Blonsky ever lost control, even in the Hulk film. He's always had full control, perhaps not to change form, but over his actions. After all, if he had no control as Abomination during his rampage, there would be no case for locking him up while in human form, especially if, as this episode proves, they have inhibitors to keep him human.
Literally rewatched it last night and agree. I’d say he did have personal issues to deal with. He was feeling old, little bit of power hungry & maybe addiction once he got the super solider serum (??) he wasn’t in a good place mentally in Incredible Hulk, but certainly incontrol (mostly) of his actions (though maybe heightened?)
@@jamesscott305 Thats what I was thinking also. When he first got the super soldier serum he got a bit of a power addiction. He wanted more once he found out it wasn't enough to deal with the hulk. He wanted what the hulk had. When he finally got it, it was such a rush of power he just got drunk in it, like a drug addiction. He was in control somewhat but mentally out of it at the same time. His years in prison allowed him time to mentally get himself stable with his power kinda like how it took Hulk himself years to get himself mentally stable with his.
@@ahwayzcool4630 EXactly 👌
Eh I'm not so sure. I think while he was being a bit power hungry and getting addicted, I do think the serum was messing with his brain. Since as he said he thought he was the good guy but once he got the serum he started acting like a drug addict, and once he turned into abomination he was just a monster.
It's probably how the super serum was explained to enhance what's there, and since Emil missed his prime it made him become obsessed with becoming stronger, before he got the serum I doubt Emil ever would've attacked a bunch of innocents
@@aetriandimitri190 yeah, I kinda double backed on myself
Less an alter identity like hulk/banner, more a heighten version. As he said, he was “a fighter” & yeah, not in his prime anymore
Wong saying " I must depart " was the funniest part 🤣🤣.
Technically, there's a key word in Wong's statement that you're neglecting: "I'm".
Wong said, "I'm not erasing everyone's memories; not again." Taken very literally, it actually implies that _he_ has cast that spell, or one like it, before. So while the writers inserting this statement here is obviously an allusion to the forget Peter Parker spell, it doesn't necessarily imply that he knows about that one since he could be referring to his own oopsie moment.
That awkward moment when some random dude knows better than the big channel
I think the "taking away powers" line is more setting up permanent She-Hulk. I feel like she's gonna try to take away her own powers and fail, getting her stuck in her She-hulk form like in the comics
Not going to happen! They did not hire Tatiana just to not use her.
Their cgi is the bare minimum w.r.t She hulk. They can't afford a permanent she hulk.
not so soon bro we just got introduced to her give it like 5 years
I LOVE THE CHANNEL BUT YOU ARE WRONG ABOUT ONE THING HOPE IS THE ONLY ONE THAT DOESN'T HAVE FULL CONTROL OF HIS TRANSFORMATIONS BECAUSE HE CAN'T GO BACK INTO HUMAN UNLESS HE USES THAT DEVICE UNLESS THAT BLOOD FROM HIS COUSIN FIXED THAT TOO
@@Uouttooo shes been iffy on this job and practicing law as She-Hulk from day 1 I can totally see her trying this, perhaps it will even be someone from the firm that sabotages the device that makes her permanently She-Hulk instead of preventing transformations
16:40 - Bruce said he couldn't even make an inhibitor for Jen because it was so difficult to calibrate. How did Jen get one for Blonskey with Bruce in deep space?
It wasn't Jen, i don't think, so much as the parole board / DODC. Jen doesn't mention the inhibitor, the parole board does. You're right, though, something smells fishy there. The inhibitor makes Blonsky the ideal target for stealing Hulk blood - given that it works, and he can't Hulk out like Jen does to stop someone from stealing a sample.
I guess he finished it in the 6 months after the accident or something idk, mcu is kinda messy lately lol
Bad writing.
@@5Ci0N too short of episodes I think, informations being cut out and there’s not enough episodes to explain everything fully
DODC has Stark tech, if anyone has the ability to build a "general" inhibitor it's them. Bruce was saying his was designed specifically for _his_ biology so he couldn't just whip one up for her.
I like how jennifer knows how badly everyone wants to see Wong😂
Except Wong in this was written as a moron. I was sad to see him so degraded.
And yet, no one bows when he enters the parole hearing - not even a "namaste" from Emil!!! Do these fools not know the customs????
@@Josh_Noble they must not. Such ignorance.
She knows it’s really the “WCU” 😍💪
Wong saying he wasn't doing that again could've been in reference to just using the spell in general. He knew of it and told Strange not to use it before he used it.
The diplomatic immunity she has is in the eyes of Asgard, since she is from another realm. So think of it like you can have a driver's license in the US that is valid and carriers over in every state. But that doesn't necessarily mean it's valid in say, China, or Spain.
the show just got it wrong, diplomatic immunity is specifically protection extended to certain foreigners making them practically immune from local law. first of all you don't get it unless you yourself are a diplomat or your immediate relative is a diplomat, and it isn't as abused as often as movies and TV make it seem specifically because using it in any real way gets your boss involved and more than likely makes you look bad for your job. Commit a serious crime and either your boss can decide to waive your immunity and let the locals have you anyway, or they will bring you home and deal with you in whatever way they see fit.
@@larrystrange8044 did they? Or do people just not understand? She was from Alfheim. Her dad is a diplomatic representative of Alfheim ON Asgard(which blew up). She, along with her father were granted diplomatic immunity IN Asgard/New Asgard. That has ZERO to do with the REST of the Earth(Midgard). You are thinking single realm when you must think multi-realm.
American drivers licenses *are* valid Spain though
@@banehog Only during short term visas. After 6 months you need to be on a Spanish one.
I feel like it's been implied that Bruce had a hard time controlling his Hulk self because of trauma from his abusive father that he had kept suppressed for years, but got let out as The Hulk. Jennifer doesn't have that problem, plus, as she said in the pilot, as a woman she's had to learn to control her emotional response. Emil probably had shit he had to work through, but it wasn't as deep seeded as Bruce's childhood trauma.
Military training might also contribute to why abomination would be easier to control
Agree a lot with you, Bruce did go through a lot as a kid
I recently read that Banner has DID because of the trauma with his father. That’s why when he Hulks out, he’s not in control.
Correct. Bruce was emotionally damaged and that's where his "I'm always angry" comes from. At most Blonski (Abomination) was jealous and motivated by revenge, a mental state that should be easily be adjusted, once the chemically heightened emotional state of being gamma boosted wares off.
@@NiKiMa023 I think it's more like a personification of his suppressed rage than a complete separate personality. Getting angry and losing control is a terrifying prospect so he kept it locked away. With the exception of Sakaar, Bruce doesn't black out the same way Mark Spektor did. And while Moon Knight was about how Mark and Stephen learned to live in harmony together, Professor Hulk is more Bruce coming to terms with his anger and dealing with it in healthy ways.
The best part about this episode:
The sorcerer supreme is definitely above the Justice system in America. How freaking awesome! Lol
Judge: You know what you did was illegal, right?
Wong: Oh hey, lookatthetimegottagobye.
We saw Wong sitting in the court in the trailer but he did not in this episode, so I think he will have to answer for his action in another episode.
Basically the special treatment of the 1% of our society in a nutshell
"I'll tell you when you're older." Was a perfect clean way of wrapping up that segment. So far Hulk has been in episodes 1&2 and Abomination was in 2&3. If this pattern continues then Wong will return in episode 4 and another character will make their first cameo appearance. I'm not saying they'll definitely continue this perceived pattern but it's worth watching for. I think Jennifer's statement about not having a cameo appearance every episode is actually a hint that we will get a cameo appearance every episode. One final thing I'd like to point out is that the actor who plays Wrecker also played the prison asshole in The Walking Dead!
Episode 4... Wong returns and Johnny Blaze makes his first cameo.
I think the Department of damage control might become something like the mutant response division from Wolverine and the X-men where they hunt and arrest mutants like the DoD inside marvel.
I thought this too, the DODC does seem to be increasing is responsibility. Starting off as cleaning up after the attack on NY, tracking down lost tech like item 47, interrogating enhanced individuals like Peter, maintaining prisons for enhanced convicts, to having federal jurisdiction on apprehending suspected enhanced using sound wave tech first seen in Hulk. I foresee they will be the next big bad for street level heroes.
@@joshuafass5841 Yes street level heros will be viewed as criminal vigilantes. They might try and pass a new bill that under the Sok accords or new accords, that hero's have to sign under the Avenger jurisdiction and only called upon by the authorities, if they don't sign they are going against criminal laws and the police. This could be a case Matt and Jen team up on.
I hate the Department of Damage Control. They act like they have authority over Avengers or something. So annoying🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@mavvynne444 Yet they don't do shit when there is an Avengers level threat.
thats what has always killed me about the mutant hate (yet its so realistic) where is the army or police when Apocalypse starts his shit? Soon as the Xmen solve the problem, people go right back to hating mutants ans plotting to get rid of them. Just like Black soldiers in WW2
@@iunderstanphotography2780 True shit
I don't think it's Kingpin. That feels like a stretch, and we already have him upcoming in both Echo and (presumably) Daredevil: Born Again. Adding him in here would be just a bit too much exposure, and probably out-of-place tonally.
On the other hand, I'd LOVE for this to be the Leader! I love that beautifully campy character, and he'd fit right in with the show's aesthetic.
My thoughts exactly.
The neat thing about kingpin is he's everywhere he is THE kingpin, but I agree it should be the leader
Probably gonna introduce red hulk
@@milkmannlopez7183 how could Ross be Red-Hulk already without banner’s blood? Unless he sent the wrecking crew which seems a little corny for Ross
Yeah, I think The Leader is most likely here 🤔
i think you easter-eggers keep glossing over the fact that Wong has used that memory spell outside of the main plot of Spider-Man: No Way Home. When Wong warns Strange not to cast the spell Strange states "we've (we) used that spell for a lot less" and asks him if he remembers the full-moon party at Kamar-Taj to which Wong says no.
lol "you easter-eggers." I agree with your point, "easter eggers" do like to jump the gun with their conclusions sometimes
They know that scene, but if Wong doesn't remember that Strange used that spell then, how would he know about the ramifications? I guess "Leave me out of it" meant that Strange had to exclude Wong from the spell in No Way Home, which could explain the scene with Peter and Strange with Strange saying he altered it 6 times, not 5.
This episode is as close to perfection as the Disney+ cavalcade has come. The writing and editing are top notch. The performances are pitch perfect. I laughed out loud several times throughout. Simply put, this show is fun. I could talk more about this, but I must depart. Love you all at screencrush, so very much!
Also, “connecting the A and B story, nice,” almost killed me! Just wonderful.
I really like She-Hulk so far. My 1 criticism is how short the episodes are. This episode was like 32 or 33 minutes long, But when you take the beginning and ending credits off, it's like 24 mins long. Other than that, I have loved this whole series.
Same, but its by design. If these shows ever have to be aired on syndicated t.V they need to allow time for commercials. Its good business sense to have that contingency built in rather forcing edits later on.
I don't think Wong was referring to Strange's forgetting spell, but referring to, I think it was a full moon party, that was referenced in the lead up to Strange's forgetting spell. Wong and Strange had a conversation where Wong was warning Strange against doing the spell.
Hey someone gets it out of hundreds crying over it.
What if… the 7 soul mates were actually Skrulls and they wanted to recruit the Abomination for their war vs. the Kree? (They have already introduced one shape-shifter in the show.)
The wrecking crew were actually working for the Kree, trying to get Jen’s blood to make more hulks.
They are setting the stage for secret invasion. First, building up their army. Second, sending away one of earth’s most powerful defenders (hulk). Third?
It's a comedy show... The ladies are just a joke, no skrulls, no hidden meaning
@@Clint2028CODE2 As if you know
great vid! i hope you never stop making these!
Kind of Wish Wong was more authoritative about it and made super clear that the sorcerer supreme does what he wants in order to protect reality or everybody dies like in infinity war
Does anyone think Wong was coming from the fight with Strange and Wanda as he ran/jumped through his portal into the parole hearing?
yeah, i was wondering that too
Personally, I think he just forgot because he lives on the other side of the planet. There'd be some stuff going on behind him int he protal to reference the fight if her were in the midst of it.
Ooo that would be something 👍👍👍
No one should be wondering that. The events of She-Hulk occurs several months before No Way Home and Multiverse of Madness.
I think it's entirely possible, nay likely that Strange would remember casting the mind-wipe spell, maybe even that it was to erase the memory of Spider-Man's true identity. He just wouldn't remember who that identity was.
Yep, agreed.
What I always wondered is if he erased the whole world's memory, how does Peter remember? There would have to be a caveat in the spell. So why couldn't he do the same for MJ and Ned? It only went wrong the first time because they changed it mid-spell. So it would make sense that if he can allow Peter to still remember, he could let atleast even just MJ remember too
@@culchiefilms1791 Because he said that only him can remember while the entire world will forget about him. But when the final was cast this also affect the entire multiverse.
Oh there's no doubt about it with regard to casting the spells. Strange remembers them but no longer knows who Spider-Man is under the mask. One would THINK he'd have automatically made himself an exception each time (shouldn't he?), so "Nice knowing you, Spider-Man" didn't entirely make sense.
Still wondering why Wong would take credit for it. There are some tenuous continuity flaws at play.
@@holodoc Wong remembers that Strange cast the spell to make the world forget who Spider Man was but he can’t remember Spiderman identity like depicted in MOM and that line of that party that Strange erased from his memory. Being the Sorcerer Suprime also means to know every single spell and it’s dangers.
I found your channel just as She-Hulk started and I gotta say, I'm loving these episode breakdown/Easter egg videos for each episode!
Post credit scene was pure gold 😂❤
The writing, editing and presentation of ScreenCrush videos gets better every day. Great job. 👍
Loved this episode so much. Everyone in this episode was outstanding. The post credit had me rolling.
You can’t be a real person who isn’t being paid by Disney can you? I cannot for the life of me believe that an actual human not working for the mouse can find the humor in this supposed “comedy”. I didn’t even crack a smile during the episode (but I admit I fell asleep a couple times)
🤡
@@davidwindell lol
@@davidwindell you're one of those people who think that when someone likes something different than what you like that they must be lying or getting paid to lie? can't be that they just like different things?
@@davidwindell I laughed my ass out more than once
Wong is everywhere. He's gonna be real important to this multiverse stuff. Has to be. He's been in every show or movie so far
I wonder if Benedict Wong has the cheapest contract out of all the other MCU actors
I always enjoy your breakdowns!
So my first thought was Val because we haven't seen her in a while and that its totally reasonable she is more taking on Ross' role, but Fisk makes sense too, I mean also because the Tracksuit mafia failed. And also they are NY based. Because also, there has to be a reason Matt is in California. He's likely only licensed in NY. If I remember correctly those are hard bar exams to take together. But if he is following Fisk business, then that makes sense.
Ok but hear me out, what about Sharon Carter? We haven’t seen her since falcon and the winter soldier right? And she was looking for a new super soldier serum.
@@brittneyann5530 Possibly, but she just seems more international based and given the timing of when this was filmed, the actress had her first baby and aimed to take some time off around the end of last summer (she was on a show I like). But, a thing that could connect to her if my theory is correct, is Xialing. I am pretty convinced it was her on the phone because I could so see Xialing eeaching out to her father's more trustworthy partners, who Sharon seemed like one.
@@katesullivan4707 that actually makes a lot of sense.
I thought Wong saying the spell was "very messy" was a reference to the fact that everyone (in the real world) was confused exactly how the spell worked (did all photos of Peter get erased? Why did Vulture end up in Mobius universe? etc etc)
And Jenn calling it out as unethical was right on the money.
LOL the second "hello darkness my old friend" caught me out of the blue. good work!
I cannot fathom the work needed to make a video like this!!! But a big thanks..
I love this episodes because we actually gotten more of the lawyer stuff ,and it was awesome can't wait till she hulk team up with dare devil🔥🔥🔥🔥.
Since Jen Walters works for the super human division of GLKH, does that imply that Megan Thee Stallion is a super human since Jen signed her on as a client?
I think she's filing a cease and desist against Runa.
Well, d'uh! You have seen her videos, right?
The edit with Sad Ryan w/ Simon & Garfunkel playing is *Chefs Kiss*
This is my favorite comics channel. PERIOD I love you and Doug
I have to admit that when I first heard they were making a SheHulk show I was more than just a little underwhelmed..I really just didn't have much excitement over the project..not my usual cup of tea..but I'll be damned if this hasn't already become one of my fav of all the lastest MCU shows..I'm pleasantly surprised and totally digging it
100% same
Seriously? So far it’s my least favourite MCU show or film they’ve ever put out
@@akaakaakaak5779 I'm only watching it because Hulk is in it.
@@akaakaakaak5779 I hope the show gets better for you. Sorry your experience wasn’t like mine
@@akaakaakaak5779 that’s the beauty. It’s stuff for a lot of different people!
I know that Deadpool gets a lot of love for being meta with his 4th wall breaks, but with the emphasis of introducing the next generation of heroes, I wonder if someone like Gwenpool might be in the running? She takes meta to a whole new level and even exploits the structure of narrative to her advantage.
I cant imagine her not being a consideration, but not until Deadpool is firmly locked into the MCU, maybe have her for a 2025 or '26 D+ show.
Wong’s “I must depart” made me laugh so hard
I literally look forward to every one of you breakdown videos, specifically for the “your mom” jokes & Doug!
Wait, did you forget the very first fourth wall break in the show was about the show itself? She said we won't be able to concentrate on the cool lawyer show until we see how she became a Hulk. So yeah, the few in this episode weren't any different than the others.
Also, dogs aren't colorblind. They see in blue and yellow tones.
That's the definition of colorblind. When a human is colorblind one or more of his three color receptors do not work properly. So everything under three working receptors is considered color-blind. Yes, they do not see everything in black and white. But neither does a colorblind human. He still has one or two working receptors.
So yes, a dog is colorblind.
@@iwonttellmynametoamachine5422 Pedantic much? You knew what he meant, and you knew what I meant. For the record, dogs aren't humans. So using a human characteristic to explain something not human is a false equivalency.
@@MontgomeryWenis 'So using a human characteristic to explain something not human is a false equivalency.' That's BS. The term colorblind comes from humans to describe to other humans that someone is visually impaired compared to other humans, like here having less receptors making you colorblind respectively not being able to see the color-space a normal human sees. So yes from OUR perspective a dog is colorblind. From a dog's perspective he' s not. Guess what I consider myself 'dog' ^^
Also.... yes of course I would be pedantic about this because it's an argument about a word (colorblind) on which your whole thesis is based.
The judge is correct. Those with diplomatic immunity only have it in regards to the county they are assigned to.
An American diplomat (and their spouse and kids) assigned to Kenya will only have diplomatic immunity in Kenya. They will not have diplomatic immunity in any other country except Kenya.
Doom being the sole Diplomat for Latveria would probably have immunity in a lot of countries... I mean if you don't count the numerous international criminal acts that can be attributed to him.
As a head of state Dr Doom has a world wide Immunity not just one country.
Getting better every episode!! Keep ‘em coming lol
Loved this episode! Probably my favorite MCU show.
The elf has Immunity in Asgard because of her Fathers diplomatic position, where as Doom is the Leader of a foreign Nation and therefore apprehending him would cause international strife
At least thats how I understand it
I'm assuming the person who sent the wrecking crew was titanic to get she- hulk blood ,and some how juice her powers would make sense since they said she was the bigger part of the show, and it would line up with her comic book motive to be stronger than she hulk.
I like this theory and I bet you are right!
Power broker?
I think titanic is the ship that sank
great video. i always make sure to check them out after i finish a new episode
Very clever a Christmas Carol as an Easter egg there at the beginning. Couldn't continue watching until I went through my mind Palace x
A diplomat to Asgard would have immunity in Asgard.
A diplomat to Asgard would NOT have immunity in the USA, in that case they are just a tourist/traveller. If that diplomat was ALSO assigned to the USA, then they would also have immunity there as well.
Doctor Doom, in turn would always have diplomatic immunity as he is a foreign head of state.
Yes thank you!!! I said, I said that focus on the inhibitor is also a preparation for the coming of the mutants in the mcu!!! All those fear, anger, distrust from the government and the public with the rise of enhanced individuals sets up the antagonist for the xmen, which is the government with the sentinel program.
Your doing great with the meme cuts, earned me like 👍
A113 always puts a smile on my face. I remember finding one in a Mission: Impossible movie by myself. It is something I just try to look for when I am watching any movie or TV show.
Wong used the erasing memmory spell many times before spiderman (I believe it's mentionned at the beginning of Spider man no way home), maybe he was talking about other times he used the spell.
He used it for Mutant?😯
@@abandonmarkspeare5213 thats not why I said
He used it on Strange to erase his sandwich debts.
They should've called this episode, Megan & She-Hulk
Wong is not referencing the forget Peter Parker spell. In No Way Home, Wong tells Strange that he had already made a memory erasing spell, referencing a New Moon party that, of course, Strange doesn't remember.
My observation with this episode 4th wall break is that the Jennifer in the show and the Jennifer that breaks the 4th wall of 2 different people. Which is why the Jennifer in the show didn’t know who Wong was but in the 4th wall she spoke to us like she was a writer on the show or something
My theory is Jen is retelling the events that happened. She has information in retrospect that Jen at the time did not
This episode was hilarious, excited for the next episode
Somebody else may have commented on this already, But if you watch the drawings at the end of the episode there's one of Blonsky leaving on a bus while his "soul mates" are left behind and crying as he leaves. A suggestion that he has used them as part of his scheme to get out of prison. Where he is off to I couldn't tell you because unlike you all... I'm not a super-fan... I just enjoy Marvel Movies.
Same I just enjoy marvel im not a super fan
This was the best episode so far. Too funny HAHAHA
Gets me every single time, please equalize your volume with the opening clip. Also big fan. Thx.
This show is amazing and each week It’s getting better good show she hulk 🔥🔥
What did you think of the episode?
Pretty good
It was entertaining 🤑
My only problem with episode was the credit scene
Still too short for me
Post credit scene was horrible. But hey, at least they didn’t twerk to WAP
Hey, thanks man. I somehow missed the after credits scene, but since you mentioned it I went back to see it. "Dial it back." Best line.
Thank you Ryan!
I gotta say: I was entertained with the Megan Thee Stallion name drop the first few times, but I started to roll my eyes after the 3rd time.
I felt that lmao
I was done as soon as heard it the first time. 50+ years of comics and they bring in a talentless r&b artist to twerk
My favorite was when Jen asks Dennis "You thought she drove a Passat?"
It worked as an off camera mention, but the actual cameo was high level cringe
I assumed she was a celebrity character created for the show. I didn't realize until the end she was a _real_ person they were talking about.
Maybe the Wrecking Crew's boss is actually Baron Zemo? He did recruit them for the Masters of Evil in the comics...
With the mention of the Kumite, you should've threw in a quick clip of "Bloodsport"! Put Wong's head over Chong Li (Bolo Yeung)! Ha! 😂
Anyhoo...good stuff as always.
I just learned that Ryan works for puppy.
And that makes me happy.
More video store lore please.
One point that seems to have been overlooked in all the reaction videos I've watched on this episode was the choice of costuming for Jen Walters. She walks into her office in a poorly fitting man's suit. Why? Since I'm extremely tall, I thought this was a clever and practical choice. Jen has been told that she needs to be She-Hulk at the office, not Jen so she has to buy an entire business wardrobe for her She-Hulk body. Speaking as a man, it's really difficult finding clothes for the extra tall and once you're on the outer fringe of tall shops, there just isn't a lot out there. But for extra tall women, it's even a worse situation. Combine that with her athletic physique and those clothes just don't exist off the rack. Now Jen now makes a lot of money as a GLK/H attorney leading a major division. But even if you showed up at a tailor with 10 grand in cash to make an entire wardrobe, it will take weeks for those clothes to show up. Take it from someone who has to do this myself. So what did the writers have the character do? Walk into a men's tall shop, buy a suit off the rack, a button down shirt and even men's shoes and wear that until her actual tailored clothes arrive. Brilliant detail from the writers and costumers.
Yes! I don’t know how no one has talked about this. Her outfits are such a contrast to the other Women’s outfits, which have been really cute and fashionable and well tailored.
I noticed that today, sepcially in the scene where she braks the 4th wall in the car. I think the suits are too big for her so that she can change in to She-Hulk and have them still fit
As someone who plays basketball and volleyball, though, there are already a ton of women that are 6'4" 6'5", even 6'7" (just look at any WNBA roster). They have to get their clothing from somewhere. Now I agree with you that this choice in the show is a good plot detail, but I really hope they acknowledge later on that women like this exist and clothing can be made for her. I don't need to get angry about this like I did when my kids were watching 'Tall Girl' on Netflix 🙄🙄🙄 lol
Doom has diplomatic immunity in the US because he is considered a diplomat in the US. The elf's father is a diplomat in New Asgard, not the US.
If your father is the Finnish ambassador to the US, you'll have diplomatic immunity in the US, but you won't have diplomatic immunity in, say, China or Brazil.
With all of the trouble Doom causes, you would think the US would PNG him and send him back to Latveria
@@EverettBurger You have a point, but there's a lot of things I think governments should do to protect their people that get pushed by the wayside in favor of power and money... 😏
Spot on, generally diplomatic immunity is an act of reciprocity for nations with diplomatic relations. As the US may have formal diplomatic ties with Latvaria in the Marvel Universe. Alfheim may have formal relations to Asgard, and Asgard may have diplomatic relations with the US, that wouldn't confer to Alfheim.
I was just gonna comment about this well said
I was scrolling for a comment to make sure people understood, I’m glad there is lol
He said “but IM not erasing everyone’s memories. Not again.”
He wasn’t the one who erased The memory of Peter Parker being Spider-Man. It was strange. I think Wong is referring to something we'll see later in Secret Invasion.
I love that little dog.
Marvel needs to have a strong competition for superhero movies...
DC’s the closest rn, especially now that disney bought all the other titles that used to be their competitors.
@@mjolninja9358 Id say Amazon is closer with the Boys and Invincible than DC is
There's been some failed attempts at getting another Spawn (Image comics) movie developed.
X Men would be a make / break for future phases
@@CityPlannerPlaysChair I don’t think The Boys have the same demographics compared to the average marvel movie/show, The Boys’ target audience is leaning to adults as compared to MCU who’s targeting young audiences who brings the family with them. DC has the same target audience as Marvel’s so if DC beasts up, Marvels definitely going to up their game. The Boys is on another level than the two.
I agree on Wong's excuse. I felt that way at the time.
Wong needed money . . . maybe. Him being low on cash was a joke made earlier, so that's possible.
Does Wong have a means of seeing the future? There's no longer a time-stone, so . . . maybe he saw that getting to know the abomination and teaching him a lesson was necessary for some future event . . . maybe.
But I agree. Wong's story didn't make a lot of sense.
Right? I figured it was more about money. He always seems to be short on money.
i just LOVE the idea of wong having a linked in profile like just in case he wants a better job than sorceror supreme. hes like hey you never know when hogwarts will be hiring another defense against the dark arts professor.
I like that dog roast 😂😂🔥
I can’t Believe I saw that post credit scene. They are having so much fun with this.
got me feeling some typa way bro 💀
Fun on it yes. Working on it with any competency? Not really.
Loved the episode!
Keep the crazy post credit scenes comin!!
Jesus my eyes rolled so hard at the twerk scene🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ even as a cgi she twerked like Tina from Bobs Burger
Thanks Ryan.
What if the person in Banner's mind (The Hulk) is the same as the audience watching the show? Does that mean that when Jennifer is talking to us, that we are the version of the little guy in her head? It would make sense why only She Hulk can break the 4th wall.
Meghan showing up in the MCU is funny especially for us that has followed her for a long time😂😂.
I found it also amusing that she had a song in the show as well. I mean, I imagine everyone expected that but still, it was a nice touch.
I had no idea that she existed outside being an mcu character
I love Doug. He needs his own breakdown series.
Wait… @Screencrush, You Worked For XXL “freshman”?? Wow, Well Being In Hip Hop & Signed To King Crooked I See Why Your My Fav’ Go To Guy For All My MCU/Star Wars/The Boys/Etc, Info. You’re On Point!!
With respect to Diplomatic immunity from New asgard, The Light Elves aren't Asgardian.
Whilst it's likely that America now has diplomatic links to New Asgard, meaning asgardian diplomats may have diplomatic immunity, its quite unlikely that they would have diplomatic ties with another planet in Alfheim meaning diplomatic immunity would be impossible.
But New Asgard has taken in several alien refugees. For all we know Alfhiem was attacked centuries ago and some Light Elfs had been living in Asgard and given full citizenship. Friga herself was not born Asgardian, and she was Queen.
megan thee stallion - ah - aeh
Another small detail about Emils Hexagon when he shots from a front angle you can see a QR code
Wow who knew I was watching ScreenCrush w the XXL Cyphers hahaha
I'm not sure the Kingpin would work directly with such low level, goofy villains like the MCU version of the Wrecking Crew. Part of what he did to gain power was staying out of the lime light and having lieutenants deal with the rank and file.
Wasn't he the boss of the goofy Russian "Bros", working out of an abandoned toy factory, and wearing a pimp suit in Hawkeye?
@@jahleel0077 he only dealt with the top lieutenants of the Trust a Bros, he wasn’t giving direct orders to the foot soldiers.
It might be silly or totally random, but the end credit scene of She-Hulk and Megan dancing is perhaps leading to Jennifer embracing more and more her green persona and grow in confidence about her body being very attractive as seen in the trailers where other women compliment her about her butt and also for her romantic life, she dates men while in She-Hulk form and not as a human.
And we also know that becoming She-Hulk made Jennifer more and more confortable and confident in herself, living and experiencing her life like she never did while a simple human
So, twerking = confidence?
The first guy as part of the "Social Media" post videos (around the 5:50 mark) looks like Ebon Moss-Bachrach, an actor who is in Hulu's The Bear but also looks like he played David Lieberman / Micro in Netflix's Punisher series
I am super excited to see more Wrecking crew and Kinpin and more city villians and heros come together in the future. I feel with the Abomination and her origin out of the way we will get more into the 'real' story and potential villian(s) in the coming episodes.