She-Hulk - Disney+ (***Spoilers***)

We have 6 episodes of around 25 minutes each in length. We've seen her get her powers, train, get fired from a job, get a new job, go through 5+ different cases, deal with new colleagues, deal with family, deal with her new dating life etc etc.

Every show doesn't have to have constant jeopardy, villain, or pull towards an overarching plotline. It is fine not to like shows like that but many have complained over the year regarding MCU shoehorning in those items into their movies. Disney+ shows provide an opportunity to see what is happening on the streets in the MCU, this show is doing just that.

There are plenty of flaws with this show but you're just making things up to claim that nothing has happened.

You could always wait nine weeks :)

I'm enjoying it, it's fine but like every Marvel show it could be so much better. It's like every show feels like a first draft. There so much room for this to be better, for example in this week's episode we have the guy who attacked her and not once does he explain why or who hired him, not once does she think to ask if he knows anything about the online group that hates her, it's just bizarre. Like if you want to do a one off episode where she meets some cameos and learns something about herself, that's great but having him there served no purpose narratively and it should have.

At this point, with 2 episodes left, I think peoples expectations around DD have been vaporised. Giving there's about 50 minutes left, and the way this show is written, there's no way we'll be getting any substantial content around the man without fear. As someone already pointed out, Disney should have kept this a secret, or at least, been upfront with his appearance being an end of season cameo.

The way it was handed here will have a negative effect on the upcoming Echo series. No way people will tune in for DD, giving what what was sold to them here.

I think a crossover episode between Matt Murdock and Jennifer Walters in court as Lawyers might have been a good starting point. I know neither are strictly Courtroom Dramas but it is the one thing that they have in common.

The Practice and Ally McBeal crossover was interesting because The Practice episode was played as a straight Drama (as much as the Practice could achieve) while the Ally McBeal episode was clearly more comic in tone. Again I mention both as they are courtroom dramas, which have a comic and serious tone.

Funny reading through some of the comments, where they point to other female characters written by men,

You could also point to The Cast Of LA Law, Ally McBeal, The Practice, The Good Wife (Okay co-written by a woman), The Good Fight, The female lawyers in The Wire and Law and Order, and so on and so on,

The problem with She-Hulk they have built much of their schtick around the idea that all men think they are superiour to women, and that women are rarely represented as Lawyers on screen. (Both of which are untrue).

It is disappointing that She-hulk fell into man v woman discussion rather then producing a quality comedy, action, court room drama, superhero series.

Of course you then start to take the meme to seriously.

I do think that there are very few quality US comedies and largely the type of comedy written in She-hulk is of a similar vein, and while I don't think it is funny others seem to.