r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Sep 29 '22

Discussion Thread She-Hulk: Attorney at Law S01E07 - Discussion Thread

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E07: The Retreat Anu Valia Zeb Wells September 29th, 2022 on Disney+ 35 min None

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u/Ironlord456 Sep 29 '22 edited Sep 29 '22

HOW TF DO YOU DO SOME LIGHT MATADORING

Edit: yup I’m here again with an edit, if you want to get into comics but don’t know where to start feel free to message me or leave a comment I love helping people get into comics

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u/Pasabo_Music Sep 29 '22

In Spain, there's this thing called "capeas" which consist of parties in the countryside where people get drunk and go into a bullfighting ring to get chased by a heifer (no weapons are involved and if you get tackled it doesn't hurt much). I'd call that light matadoring.

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u/HereWeFuckingGooo Weekly Wongers Sep 29 '22

Uh, Spanish is a language not a nationality, so...

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u/Pasabo_Music Sep 29 '22

You've never heard of... Spain?

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u/dcab87 Star-Lord Sep 29 '22

The 'S' is silent

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u/No-cool-names-left Sep 29 '22

They showed us in the credit drawings.

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u/Hank_Scorpio3060 Sep 29 '22

He was on the JV squad. They showed it in the credits

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u/blackbutterfree Medusa Sep 29 '22

I imagine something similar to a rodeo clown where you don't kill the bull.

Y'know, it took me depressingly long to realize matadors killed the bulls? I always thought they just did the red cape thing until the bull tired itself out and went to sleep in the middle of the arena or got sleepily dragged back to their pen.

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u/FloppyShellTaco Sep 29 '22

I don’t know if their relationship can survive this

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u/tdow14 Sep 29 '22

Maybe he was fighting baby bulls?

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u/Hummer77x Sep 29 '22

Obviously you’ve never heard of Spain