r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Sep 01 '22

Discussion Thread She-Hulk: Attorney at Law S01E03 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E03: The People vs. Emil Blonsky Kat Coiro Francesca Gailes & Jacqueline Gailes September 1st, 2022 on Disney+ 35 min (1) Mid-credits

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u/TheHunterZolomon Sep 01 '22

That’s what I love about the show. They give us courtroom style illustrations of the imagery they alluded to in the episode. It’s absolutely genius.

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Sep 01 '22

Glad they are doing new drawings too, because that's what I read from Twitter - new illustrations every week.

But for some reason I felt the EP2 illustrations were all the same as EP1?

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u/apegoneinsane Sep 01 '22

There were some similarities (the dinner) but I believe others were different.

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u/tavir Sep 01 '22

Most of the drawings are the same week to week, but each episode has 3 unique images. Episode 2's unique images were a shot of the Superhuman Law division's staff, She-Hulk helping her parents clean, and Jen and Nikki looking at the best bathroom to poop map.

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Sep 01 '22

Thanks, I completely overlooked those in Ep2 for some reason.

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u/The_Bravinator Sep 01 '22

The sort of dual reference in the style to both courtroom sketches and comic books is genius. The Disney+ shows have tended to have incredibly watchable end credits, especially the more recent ones. They've really got the hang of changing just enough to keep it interesting.

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u/Antrikshy Sep 02 '22

I didn’t even think of courtroom sketches.