She-Hulk: Attorney at Law - Episode 9

9. Whose Show Is This?

Post-incident, Jen finds herself in the very same maximum-security prison Blonsky was. Her plea deal involves the same parameters: that of a bracelet tracker and the provision of not transforming into She-Hulk ever again. She loses her law firm job. She moves back to her parents’ house. She then decides to take a mental break and go uninvited to Blonsky’s retreat for some peace of mind. Nikki uploads Jen’s college twerking vid to Intelligence’s website and gets an instant invite for their meet-up. She enlists Pug’s help to go in for her undercover. There, it is revealed that Todd is the HulkKing and he is hosting incels in a pep talk with Blonsky as the speaker. The venue turns out to be his retreat as well. Jen walks in on all of them. Todd injects himself with the blood Josh extracted from her and becomes a Hulk. Titania gatecrashes. Bruce appears out of nowhere and has a rematch with Abomination. Disappointed with how the story is ending, Jen breaks the fourth wall, visits the writers of her show, and gets to meet MCU algorithm bot K.E.V.I.N.

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8. Ribbit and Rip It

Jen is forced to represent superhero wannabe Leap-Frog (Brandon Stanley), son of one of the firm’s wealthy clients, whose super suit crafted by fashion designer Luke Jacobson malfunctions mid-flight. She cites conflict of interest because Jacobson is her tailor but her hands are legally tied. She eventually faces off with Jacobson’s legal counsel in court, blind lawyer Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox). After the case is dismissed when her client is caught lying, She-Hulk faces off once again with Murdoch, this time as Daredevil, as he chases her client at a parking lot. The two heroes square off and Jen easily unmasks him, after which he explains that Leap-Frog is the real enemy after he kidnaps Jacobson to force him to make a new suit for him. When all the fighting is done, Jen and Matt end up sleeping together before he flies back to the East Coast. She then attends the Female Lawyer of the Year gala where she the Intelligencia leaks an incriminating video of hers during the ceremony. Furious, she smashes everything.

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7. The Retreat

Jen finds a good match with Josh (Trevor Salter) whom she met at the wedding party. They take things slow and go out on a couple of dates until they finally end up in bed on a Friday. Despite waking up alone the next morning, Jen feels glad and is in a good mood, until he stops answering her texts all weekend. Having been ghosted, she just has no reasons to say no when she receives a call asking for escort to Emil Blonsky’s retreat compound after reports of his inhibitor being damaged. They find him there without incident along with some other superpowered individuals trying to find themselves at the wellness center, among them: Man-Bull (Nathan Hurd); El Águila (Joseph Castillo-Midyett); Saracen (Terrence Clowe); Porcupine (Jordan Aaron Ford); as well as one of the thugs who attacked her weeks prior. What starts out as an inconvenience after they thrash her car becomes an impromptu therapy session. In a flashback, it is revealed how Josh extracted Jen’s blood while asleep and relayed a message to Hulkking.

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6. Just Jen

Jen is invited to the wedding of a high school friend from whom she grew apart in the last few years. She is designated to be the bridesmaid in what appears to be a ploy to humiliate her in front of their high school circle, which is just common with almost every high school reunion event. She goes anyway, as She-Hulk, but is rebuked and requested to be “Just Jen” so as not to steal the bride’s thunder. She eventually ends up breaking that promise when Titania suddenly arrives in the guise of being invited but later on reveals to have just orchestrated everything to have a rematch with She-Hulk. A drunk and newly transformed Jen easily defeats her and knocks off all her veneers, further humiliating her in the public eye. Meanwhile, Nikki is given the opportunity to work with Mallory since Jen is away. They take on the case of a guy with the ability to resurrect himself after every death and is being sued by wives and partners who are legally widowed in the process. In a secret lab, a mastermind is almost done perfecting his injection to penetrate She-Hulk skin.

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5. Mean, Green, and Straight Poured into These Jeans

The battle for She-Hulk’s name goes to court as Titania launches a full-blown skin treatment line after trademarking the pseudonym. Colleague Mallory Book (Renée Elise Goldsberry) is tasked to be She-Hulk’s lawyer while Jennifer is forced to defend her original animosity and eventual liking of the moniker given to her. Unfortunately, the only legal defense they see plausible is to enlist the help of Jen’s trainwreck dates when she changed her profile on Matcher from Jennifer Walters to She-Hulk. This means she gets to be humiliated by several men just for her to keep her name, which she eventually does after they win the case, much to Titania’s dismay and vow for revenge. While Jen is busy with her court hearings, Pug and Nikki go on a quest to find top-secret fashion designer Luke Jacobson (Griffin Matthews) who makes top-secret superhero costumes. They manage to convince him to create a set of stretchable ensembles for She-Hulk. As She-Hulk collects her suits, a box with a horned yellow mask/headgear is wrapped for pick-up.

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4. Is This Not Real Magic?

Jennifer tries to balance her personal and professional lives by deciding to go back to the dating game via online dating app Matcher. Unfortunately, she gets few matches and the one date she shows up at proves to be a mistake. Frustrated, she jumps the gun and revamps her profile as She Hulk’s, after which she gets a ton of matches with mixed results. Weeding out the fanboys and weirdos, she ends up with a pediatric oncologist with whom she feels compatible with. They skip the niceties and head directly back home, but their little night of romance is interrupted by the Sorcerer Supreme himself. Wong hired Jen as his representation for a cease-and-desist case against ex-Kamar Taj trainee now magician Donny Blaze (Rhys Coiro) who accidentally sends a drunk bimbo named Madisynn (Patty Guggenheim) his way who eventually becomes his The Sopranos and This Is Us marathon buddy. After helping Wong get rid of demon goblins Donny accidentally summons, Jen is served a warrant by Titania, who just trademarked the She-Hulk name.

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3. The People vs. Emil Blonsky

Emil Blonsky’s parole case is now in full swing and Jennifer must revise her defense to address his underground fighting stint in Macau, a video of which has since gone viral. Wong (Benedict Wong) drops in to testify, stating that he forced Blonsky to do it but that he chose to return anyway which proves he is reformed. In the end, his parole is granted in the condition that he never turns into the Abomination again, something he shows to have full control over. Meanwhile, her ex-DA workmate Dennis Bukowski (Drew Matthews) seeks help from the Superhuman Law Division after being scammed by a shapeshifting New Asgard elf who duped him into believing that she is Megan Thee Stalion. Her colleague Augustus Pugliese (Josh Segarra) takes on the case and wins it after Jennifer testifies regarding Bukowski’s easily-duped personality. On the way home, Jen is attacked by a quartet of thugs who attempt to extract her blood but could not do so in her She-Hulk form. They admit to reporting to a mastermind but don’t mention a name.

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2. Superhuman Law

Despite winning the hearts of a lot of people as America’s newest superhero, Jennifer loses the case after her showdown with Titania, what with the defending law firm partner Holden Holliway (Steve Coulter) declaring a mistrial. To make matters worse, Jen is fired from her job and no law firm wants to hire her because they believe she as She-Hulk is too much of a liability for her to be taken seriously in court. Hopeless, she resorts to moping and reconnecting with her family through dinner, but they are only interested in the new superhero aspect of her life. While alone and drinking, she gets a surprise from Holliway who offers her to head GLK&H’s newest Superhuman law division that aims to deal with the legal aspect of superhero shenanigans. The catch? She has to do it as She-Hulk. She agrees, but is blindsided by her first client, Emil Blonsky (Tim Roth) AKA Abomination, who is fighting to get a parole. The two meet and she is convinced by his story. She then takes the case after getting approval via phone from Bruce.

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1. A Normal Amount of Rage

En route to a vacation with her cousin Bruce (Mark Ruffalo), Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) crashes their jeep down a cliff as they are ambushed by a Sakaarian spacecraft. Both injured, the cousins attempt to flee, his blood entering her system through an open wound in the process. It doesn’t take long before she finds herself transforming into She-Hulk every time she is triggered by anger and/or fear. Knowing well what she is going through, Bruce plays the willing mentor by holding her hostage at his beach bar cum laboratory in Mexico. They soon find out that her case is a bit different given how she does not have an alter ego controlling her while she is green and mean. In fact, she appears totally conscious and lucid while in her She-Hulk form and seems to have a better handle on reverting to her human form at will. The duo part ways as she goes back to her life as a lawyer, but is forced to transform in the courtroom when her hearing is ambushed by a superpowered influencer named Titania (Jameela Jamil).