Spoilers She-Hulk: Attorney at Law discussion thread

[Nombrecomun]

I thought "She-Hulk: Attorney-at-Law" was a fun, yet badly written series. I don't see myself watching any future seasons . . . if it has any.

I enjoyed it. It didn't take itself seriously. It seems like there won't be other seasons. The reaction to the show was quite negative.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

I enjoyed it. It didn't take itself seriously. It seems like there won't be other seasons. The reaction to the show was quite negative.

Then you clearly haven't read this thread. Many of the people who reacted to this show so negatively are the ones the show were calling out in the first place.

 

[eschaton]

She-Hulk is the first live-action MCU show which was actually written like a TV show, rather than an overstuffed movie cut into six bite-sized chunks.

I think it was very effective at what it wanted to do. People are just upset because they had completely different expectations.

 

[theenglish]

On the whole I believe the reaction to the show was quite positive. Some negative views were anticipated by the writers and shot down in the scripts before the show even aired.

Basically, I think any negatives were from those who had an agenda from the start. Yes, I think there was a "message" of female perspective in this show. I appreciated it and don't think there was anything to complain about. I've yet to read a thoughtful, fact-based complaint about the show's presentation that it was insulting to men (me being a man) that didn't insult the complainer far more than the writers.

Overall, I thought the writing was brilliant.

I agree with all of this! The writing was top notch--and I love how they made the internet trolls who had been campaigning against the show, the big bad of the series--anticipating the reaction to the show well before it went to the cameras. The only thing that could have made it better would have been Carol Danvers--I would have loved to see a conversation about misogynistic fan boys between the two of them.

 

[eschaton]

<cough> Wandavision <cough>

Yes at the beginning, but they gave up on the premise entirely by the last two episodes.