Luke Bennet

The CGI wasn't up to Marvel standards, but I was OK with that. It was a bit offensive towards men, but I wasn't really bothered by that. (I am a man.) What made me write this review (my first review) is the plot. SPOILER ALERT! (Though I don't know why anyone would want to watch this anyway.) It started out decently, though She-Hulk points out herself that the show was riding on good side characters like Wong. Halfway through, it wasn't my favorite show, but I was hoping for a good climax. In the final episode, I think the writers gave up. Jen finds Todd's sexist group of men meeting with abomination. Then, things get weird. Jen's friend Nikki appears for no apparent reason. Todd turns into a hulk himself. Titania randomly bursts through a wall. Abomination switches sides again and saves Jen. Bruce Banner falls through the ceiling. (wasn't he in space???) Then, everyone starts fighting everyone else. Meanwhile, Jen is talking to the fourth wall about how the show isn't making sense. Then, it gets 10 times worse. Jen (who is now She-Hulk) breaks out of her show on Disney+ and goes into the show "Assembled" to talk to the writers at Marvel studios about how her show doesn't make sense. Let me say that again. THE SHOW IS SO BAD, THAT THE MAIN CHARACTER LEFT TO GO COMPLAIN TO MARVEL STUDIOS ABOUT HOW BAD IT IS!!! Then, a bunch more weird stuff happens including She-Hulk talking to the ruler of marvel, a robot named Kevin (should have been Stan Lee) about how to "fix" the show. By the time She-Hulk gets back to her show, the show is supposedly fixed. Todd is being arrested, Abomination is going back to jail and Daredevil shows up. To me, this doesn't "fix" anything. Even if the show sucks, I would have preferred to at least see a cool action scene between Todd and She-Hulk. This is truly Marvel at its worst.