Some Marvel Fans Seemingly Not Happy With The Latest She-Hulk Episode

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The latest television series by Marvel, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, has had a really rough start. Not only was the first episode tied for the next to lowest viewed Marvel shows on record, but it is also the lowest rated MCU Disney Plus series (at least on Rotten Tomatoes).

But in the series’ latest episode it may now be one of the most mocked. In Episode 3 we see the lady green giant in a two piece suit and her client for that episode (played by Megan Thee Stallion) in an office tw*rking their butts off.



Following the episode this scene was mocked heavily online and criticized for a TV show in the MCU, a franchise usually targeted towards kids, to feature such content.

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This one particular segment of the episode was talked more about than the cameo appearance from Doctor Strange‘s Wong (Played by: Benedict Wong).

This scene shows some levels of hypocrisy as in the very first episode She-Hulk went on a rant about being cat called and objectified. But as we can see two episodes later they do exactly that.

With multiple parents groups complaining about the extremely violent Marvel Netflix shows being aired on Disney Plus you can bet your keister that they’ll be complaining about this.

With the series seemingly dropping in viewership and in ratings some are beginning to wonder if this series will even get a second season.

Source: KnowYourMeme





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