Jennifer Walters continues with her story and the legal comedy of the MCU surely has a promising start. Here is all you need to know to get prepared for She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 with the release date and time, a recap, countdown, and all else!
Table of Contents
- What Happened Before She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
- She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 2 Post-Credits Scene
- She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 Spoilers, Theories, and Leaks
- Where to Watch She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
- When is the Release Date and Time of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
- She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 Countdown
Warning: This article contains spoilers for She-Hulk: Attorney At Law. Read at your own risk!
What Happened Before She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 2, Superhuman Law, news reports opens the scene with an interview of a man from the court where Titania, an influencer with powers barged in, and gives Jennifer Walters a name, Chick Hulk, but the reporter coined her the term, "She-Hulk."
Obviously, Jen wins the case for the DA's office, however, that does not necessarily mean winning in life. Celebrating at a bar called Legal Ease (nice touch on the name), everyone inside are cheering "She-Hulk" and Nikki, being Jen's wing-woman, encourages her to come inside and drink.
Jen comes in as She-Hulk and Dennis Bukowski immediately questions her about the timing when she revealed herself being a Hulk. (Jealous co-worker, definitely.) Meanwhile, Nikki is at the bar buying the drinks for everyone because of Jen but it is exactly what Jen doesn't want in being a Hulk.
After quite a few drinks, Jen's boss at the DA's office approaches her and requests that she goes back to her regular, normal sized body and she immediately gets drunk and Jen explains that it is because of the different metabolism between being human and being a Hulk.
Jen's boss informs her that GLK&H are demanding a mistrial given that Jen, being She-Hulk, saved the whole jury which gave them some bias when it comes to their decision. Jen's boss tells her that being She-Hulk makes her a liability, thus, fires her.
Jen goes job hunting but being She-Hulk complicates it because apparently, no one would like to hire her. Jen is upset with how things are going, and while she couldn't get a new employment, she even looks into a page for "jobs for a fresh start," which has a ton of Easter eggs! (Check Easter eggs under theories portion!)
To make everything worse, Jen gets a notification that there will be a family dinner at the house of her parents and as she comes in, Morris, her dad, tells her that he already informed everyone that she got fired so no one would bring it up.
Well, no one, except for Ched, who insensitively shares that he got a promotion at Best Buy. Jen's mother cuts to the chase that there is a guy from a coffee shop named Yusuf who wants to be a superhero and Jen's mom just gave her number away which annoys Jen.
Also, Morris seems excited to learn about Hawkeye and whether he collects his arrows after firing them. Sensing that Jen may not be okay, Morris calls her in a separate room to really check in on her and reminds her that she's the second Hulk in the family and she didn't destroy a city.
At the bar, Jen puts a limit to what she can drink because jobless, she is now on a budget. There, Mr. Holliway from GLK&H approaches her and offers her a job to be a new division head and she immediately says yes with the condition of her choosing her own paralegal.
Getting to work on Monday, Mr. Holliway greets Jen and informs her that she will be the new head of the Superhuman Law Division. He wants She-Hulk to be the face of the new department which means she has to attend court meetings and be in the office as She-Hulk.
That idea doesn't sit well with Jen, she knows for herself that she is qualified to take on the job but she thinks everyone would think that she gets the job because of being She-Hulk. But then, she sees Nikki in their new, corner, glass-windowed office.
Nikki is fancying over the new desk when Pug enters the room with a welcome basket, even having a map with the best toilets to poop in. Jen proceeds to Mr. Holliway who cuts to the chase and informs her that her first client will be Emil Blonsky, the Abomination.
Of course, Jen knows him and she is immediately conflicted whether to get the job or not. Jen remembers Blonsky as the guy who tried to kill Bruce in the past but it seems that Blonsky knows her already that he requested her and signed a conflict of interest waiver.
Before Jen turns down the job, Mr. Holliway gives her a chance to meet Blonsky at a supermax prison facility of the Department of Damage Control where superpowers aren't allowed she changes back to Jen. It is heavily guarded and she prepares for her emotions facing Blonsky.
However, she didn't expect seeing Blonsky as a guy who wears sandals and meditates, even greets her, "Namaste." Blonsky knows her grudge on him but he defends himself saying that those are already under the bridge and he wants to live a second chance in life with his seven soul mates.
Jen doesn't want to proceed without consulting Banner, of course, and surprisingly, Banner has forgiven Blonsky a long time ago when he received a haiku from the villain. Banner even said that he used to be a "completely different person" back then. (Nice reference on Ed Norton's Hulk!)
However, Banner seems to be on a journey of his own as he rides a Sakaaran ship into space, seemingly heeding to the call of the people of Sakaar from the first encounter who tried to send a message but led them to a car crash.
Jen calls Mr. Holliway and she tells him that she is ready for the case, even having a plan for it. Just before Mr. Holliway ends the call, he tells Jen to watch the television and in the news, she sees Abomination participating in an underground fight ring, and Jen knows immediately, that's another problem.
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She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 2 Post-Credits Scene
It has been theorized that all the episodes of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law will have post-credits scenes and not all would have to make sense. For Episode 2, it is chores time! Her family puts Jen's power to good use.
Jen mounts the TV, fixes the car, carries a lot of water gallons at once, and Ched is there, saying he can do the same things, too. Also, Morris is really hydrated but Jen thinks it may be too much water, or maybe her father just wants to see his daughter with her new powers.
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 Spoilers, Theories, and Leaks
The whole episode is full of Easter eggs. From the first scene, it is seen that Titania is a superpowered influencer, and She-Hulk finally gets her name given to her by some news reporter on KPVK, the same news agency that covered in Ant-Man & The Wasp.
While Jen is searching for jobs, she landed on a page which has a ton of Easter eggs. First is the Iron Man Three's which seems like a shoe line of the late Tony Stark having the pattern of the Arc Reactor and it is a cool tribute to the late hero.
Second is the news below it. It says "Man fights with metal claws in bar brawl." Of course, it is a huge reference to the beloved X-Men, Wolverine, and the fans are gushing over the fact that his appearance in the MCU is being teased as early as now.
Third, another news says "Why there is a giant statue of a man sticking out of the ocean" which is clearly, a reference to the Eternals where Tiamut was turned by Sersi into stone in the middle of the ocean. It also confirms that She-Hulk: Attorney At Law happens after the events of the movie.
During the family dinner, there is also a tease on "Yusuf," who, in the comics, is known as the Helper, an elemental who wanted and decided to be a superhero. He has ties to the Sokovia Accords as he was triggered by that and it connects the film to Avengers: Age of Ultron.
GLK&H is a well-known law firm even in the comics as Goodman, Lieber, Kurtzberg & Holliway firm which was made for the founder to specialize in cases of superhumans to later help the supervillain granddaughter of the founder.
Then, there is the Ms. Marvel connection. The place where Emil Blonsky/ The Abomination is imprisoned is a supermax prison of the Department of Damage Control, the same government agency that Kamala Khan fought in her titular series. Given its high security, the Clandestines were able to escape it.
Hulk also seems to acknowledge the casting of Ed Norton as The Hulk in The Incredible Hulk when he said that when Hulk fought The Abomination, he was a "completely different person" back then. It's a running gag but it is a good catch from Ruffalo.
Speaking of Hulk, he is now in outer space on a Sakaaran spaceship. Theories suggest that this sets up Planet Hulk but there's one that is more controversial where Hulk may have fathered a child in Sakaar during his two years stuck as the big green guy.
Hulk fathering a child in Sakaar is one of the possible reasons why he may not be seen for a while or it is also a possible setup for Ruffalo's Hulk to finally get his own movie, hopefully, in the MCU. With the rights being sorted out, anything is possible!
Lastly, the final news scene where Jen sees The Abomination in the underground fight ring. It directly connects She-Hulk: Attorney At Law to Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings with Xialing's fight ring where The Abomination participates as a contender.
This may possibly be the same reason why Wong would be involved in the series given that Wong is the key of The Abomination to seemingly "escape" the supermax prison with his rings of teleportation, right? He may be a key witness to the case.
The Abomination also mentions his seven soul mates who became his pen pals from prison and it may be a direct link to the set of comic book villains seen in the teasers or trailers of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law where they seem to have some kind of a group meeting.
To date, the intentions of Titania remains unknown but given her superhuman influencer status, it quite confirms the fact that there is a growing number of superhumans around the world, whether they be naturally supers or artificially made.
Where to Watch She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
Disney+ exclusively streams She-Hulk: Attorney At Law along with all the other Marvel series released or upcoming as announced for the Phase Four of the MCU. There is no news yet as to the release of the series on DVD but what is sure is that it would be available on the service in the highest streaming quality, 4K. The legal comedy is rated TV-14.
When is the Release Date and Time of She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3?
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 arrives on Disney Plus at 3 AM EST on September 1, 2022 where there would be nine episodes releasing weekly.
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 Countdown
She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 3 Countdown
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