LogFAQs > #980021343

I didnt dislike it, but it was pretty forgettable. I liked She-Hulk as a character, but it felt like they never really figured out what they wanted to do with her, so the show just sort of meanders around until it comes to a not-really-that-satisfying conclusion.

I dont think it should have been that hard to make a good, funny courtroom procedural comedy centered around superheroes. Harvey Birdman pulled it off (albeit with cartoon characters rather than superheroes) with relative ease. If they had made She-Hulk like that, where each episode she takes on a different superhero lawsuit, with maybe some overarching plot sprinkled on here and there, people would be clamoring for a second season.

I guess what Im saying is, if the most memorable moment of your entire season of television is your protagonist twerking with Megan Thee Stallion your show wasnt written very well. Dont get me wrong, it was a funny moment, I laughed, I enjoyed it. But if thats the peak of your show you are in trouble.