Our She-Hulk: Attorney at Law reviews will be adopting a different format than the one we use for MCU shows with longer episodes; more of a breakdown that we hope will still satisfy regular readers but also help those less familiar with the MCU keep up. With that in mind, let’s take a look at episode one, “A Normal Amount of Rage”. The Case: What Happened? We first meet gamma radiation-imbued lawyer Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) as she is practicing a terrific closing argument for an upcoming case. Friend and paralegal Nikki (Ginger Gonzaga) is in cheerleader mode, supporting Jen before they take to the court, while fellow lawyer Dennis is telling her it would be better if he, a man, took over. Men, eh? Tch! AD AD – CONTENT CONTINUES BELOW Full disclosure: I’ve seen the first four episodes of this series and there are more heavy-handed “Men, eh? Tch!” situations coming up. Some of the messaging in this show is as subtle as a boulder being thrown your way. She-Hulk’s men a
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