She-Hulk Season 2 Is Reportedly in the Works (If Somebody Asked For It)
Could She-Hulk season 2 be better than the first?
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, a Marvel TV series, released in 2022 on Disney Plus, is considered to be one of the not-so-best Marvel TV shows.
The first season introduced us to Jennifer Walters, a lawyer and a cousin of Bruce Banner turned green-skinned superhero. The show had its great moments but also faced some heat for its illogical plot and poor CGI. Despite the criticism, Marvel doesn’t seem to give up on She-Hulk.
The insider MyTimeToShineHello shared a scoop in their X profile, suggesting that season 2 is in the works. Of course, it's not official yet, but even if the information is true, the second season will only kick off once the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes come to an end.
The show's first season was crafted by Jessica Gao, who also created the iconic Pickle Rick episode of Rick and Morty. The directors, Kat Cairo and Anu Valia, are also expected to return. So, we can hope for some more fourth-wall-breaking and snappy dialogues.
You might be wondering, "Why would they make a second season if the first one had so many issues?" Well, the production won’t kick off until the ongoing strikes come to an end. So, Marvel can take its time to hopefully deliver a more polished product.
The big question is, what can we expect from season 2? In an interview with Collider, Jessica Gao has hinted that she has a lot of ideas that didn't make it into the first season. So, maybe we'll see some of those come to life.
The Marvel community is buzzing with theories. Some fans are speculating that She-Hulk might make an appearance in the next Avengers movie.
Some people are totally on board with the first season and are counting down for the next, while many fans are skeptical but are still up for watching. Fans are really hoping for some improvements, like more convincing courtroom scenes (since it's supposed to be a legal comedy after all), better CGI, and a tighter plot.
Season 1 had its ups and downs, but that's what makes the anticipation for season 2 even more exciting. Whether you loved it or hated it, She-Hulk might be twerking its way back to our screens, and we’ll see if the show manages to redeem itself.
Sources: MyTimeToShineHello on X, Collider