Like many of Marvel’s Disney+ shows, She-Hulk: Attorney at lawThe first season was somewhat uneven, as he struggled to find his footing and find a rhythm. While the larger MCU debut was a delight (and yes, Daredevil’s appearance was worth the wait), it came at the expense of fleshing out the series’ regular supporting cast (which includes cameo turns from Ginger Gonzaga, Josh Segarra, and Renée Elise). Goldsberry). However, like its Disney+ predecessors, at its best, Strong woman It showed how delightful the expanded MCU could be: comedic but thoughtful (even when its feminist agenda was a little corny), clownish and meta, an actual sitcom (as opposed to the surreal parody of one) that gives us insight into everyday life. Today life is in a world with the Avengers. Not to mention a lot of the faults (including wonky CGI) are forgivable in a show anchored by Tatiana Maslany, whose prodigious talent, coupled with lighthearted hilarity, serves both Jennifer Walters and her green alter ego. (Mary Kate Carr)
