The Reel Rejects - REJECT RECAP: She Hulk Episode 3 - "The People vs. Emil Blonsky" - REVIEW!!

Episode Date: September 1, 2022

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We all met up for the She-Hulk premiere event at the El Capitan in Hollywood, and they ended up screening more episodes than we had seen by that time, and Greg and I, you know us, man, we booked it out of the theater. We missed the other episode they screened, but Coy was unable to get out,

and so he had to experience it. Thus, he is not here this week, and he is a bitch and you should find him on social media and send him some love and send him some love subvert the expectations uh he'll be back next week but anyhow uh yeah these are our thoughts on episode three another fun one got a meal blonsky in here got a wong in here got lots to talk about so uh yeah if you want to check out the reaction highlights those are on our youtube channel youtube dot com slash the real rejects or you can come over to our patreon page bring your own copy, sync up with us, and enjoy the full She-Hulk experience at patreon.com

slash The Real Rejects. And, hey, if you just like the channel, you want to support, check out our shop0 edition.com store. Anyhow, that should be all the housekeeping. Enjoy She-Hulk episode three. You don't have to review. damn all right all right john you're the new coy take it away okay guys well comics let's talk about the origins of all these different characters

that i recognize throughout the show and uh i'm not getting the body language down listen guys coi i don't have enough arm mass to and say bulk up it's not the all right listen guys do it do that do do All right, so I got to be in your face and I'm going to look at you intensely and I've got to go wide-eyed

when I'm talking about things from time to time. That was good. That was not bad. I thought he was here for a second there. And then I'm going to share my own views about woke politics which is good

which I'm glad he does. I'm glad he's willing to do that. Unlike us who must chill and keep everyone happy. Yeah, I hate women. I love women. I love and hate women. Shit.

It's a dichotomy. Men's rights need to be upheld, but also women's rights or should be a thing. All right. Well, yeah. I'm liking this show. I like how it doesn't give an F word at all, especially when I went through the comments, flat out. It's like they knew well in advance the exact response to the show was going to get. Yep.

It's not like they reworked it or, I mean, it's Marvel. They could have. They could have redone it. last week if they wanted to of all the things that they could have done quick I suppose it is that they could have seen the trailer response has been like throw this in the visual

effects during that montage some poor VFX artists like oh my God what do you need oh just some comments all right okay that's easy yeah yeah but when they are going through the comments they do have all those remarks about you know like I'm sick and tired

everyone becoming a female superhero who asked for this fake jolly green giant looking character whatever What do we have to do to get She-Hol canceled? So I feel like they are going after exactly ever. And I love that. I just, I love it because they knew exactly what would happen with this show. And they're deciding to just directly attack it head on making the self-awareness, making them, making the meditiness and the self-awareness that much more prevalent in front of the audience's faces.

So it seems. No, I agree. Coy. Yeah. Get a quick insert in. Before I take back over Yeah, no, I think they've done really nicely And I think it over the course of these three episodes

Listening, winning for my turn to talk It has Listening, waiting for my turn talk Yeah Listening intensely, winning from my turn talk And right back to you, cool No, I think they've done nicely over the three episodes We've seen so far to show that, yeah,

They know exactly what world we are living in And they know exactly what the response is going to be And for those people, they know that those people are probably going to write them off from the get-go. So, yeah, to have this kind of fun and to, you know, I don't believe that these were added in just last week. I think they probably, yeah, they know the time and place in which we live. And it is very well attuned to and suited to that. And if it's riling you up, then, you know, you're probably who they're talking about. Where would you rank this episode out of the three, John?

I would. So you saw a B, B-plus? B-plus? B plus B plus B plus A? Yeah, sure. Yeah, you know, I, I'd say maybe not quite as high as episode two. But then again, I don't know. There's things that like, you know, Wong ultimate, like automatically bonus points.

Love Wong, loved his involvement in the episode. The Megan the Stallion thing on the other hand, I thought was funny, cheeky, but it's like such a prevalent here and now. Pop culture reference that I'm like, okay, like I'm not annoyed or be. grudging of this, but also it is like, okay, our culture that we live in. And then, you know, it's fine. But I thought it was funny beyond that. Like, as distracting as the repetition constantly of the name Megan the Stallion kind of became to me, I thought what they made out of that was pretty funny. And I liked the intersecting cases where Jen has to go testify on behalf of this guy she hates and just tell the truth about it. Yeah. Yeah. I liked it a lot.

I mean, I would say that, you know, it's, the ranking wouldn't be that, you know, sharp because, I mean, I've enjoyed these three pretty much all in tandem. So in some ways, this might be my favorite one yet. But I guess episode two just didn't have that, like, distraction factor for me. But where would you, where would you put it? Where would I put it? Yeah. Well, let me think about that. I mean, if I were to rank this episode, you know, it would be like a solid seven, eight out of ten.

you know, if I were to put it within the Marvel Pantheon or the Marvel shows, I'd probably put it right in between Wanda Vision and Loki, but a little bit above Hawkeye. Easily in my top 19. Out of all 47 episodes

that have come out on the Marvel Disney Plus app, I would put this at number 26. Maybe 25, but I'm pretty confident 26. Just out of the top of my head. My whole video, this video is just for the Koi stands. You're either going to be really upset

are really in love with this one. It's good. Subtle, coy impressions. Yeah. For the podcast listeners. You don't know what I'm doing right now. I'll describe it to you. Greg's leaning forward.

He's got both hands out. He's got a big, wide-eyed expression on his face. He's like really excited. Yeah, he's got that sort of boyish, good-natured thing, Koi has. My head's going to explode. With comics and comic references.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. that's good you're like a coy to me I believe it I believe it anyway yeah I I don't care to rank it it's a fun it's a fun it's a fun episode it really

felt like a where I felt like the first and second episode and maybe I just need like two more minutes before making the statement where I felt like the first and second episode really felt like a complete episode this feels like a set up episode

even though there are some definitive things that happened here. Emil Blonsky being let out of Arkham Asylum. Yeah. Finally being able to join Batman's Rogue Gallery. Finally, dude. Finally, going to... Yeah, on the street, work for the penguin. Yeah. That's

right. That's right. And you know, he'll run into the Joker at some point, you know, maybe he'll freak out. Maybe he'll get fear toxined and then he'll abominate out again and then get back into trouble. I wish the courtroom scenes. If there's one thing I do kind of crave from it a little bit, is that

I wish the courtroom scenes had a little bit more, like, genuine spunk to it, some actual vitality, you know, like a feeling of, I'm not looking for, you know, goddamn law and order or something of that in nature, you know. I'm not looking for the most intense thing in the world, but it does just kind of feel like, like the quick outline rushing through to get to the thing, to get to the conclusion of the trial, you know? And I wish there was a little bit more meat to chew on within some of the trials

because we were kind of around to two and they were just happening such a whiplash pace. Not that it was, wasn't like necessarily, wasn't upset when I was, sometimes you say something and it sounds like, oh, I fucking hate it, but that's not the case. Really all it was is when I look back on it,

that's what I was, that's what I would want more of. Because it's She-Holk, it's an attorney, it's called attorney at law, so I'd want like some more compelling courtroom. scenes or something that just just resonate in that department yet it doesn't really do that it's just more fun and

it's kind of like it sometimes feels a little throwaway that's what Daredevil is going to bring as the person who always watched Daredevil and was like I like the courtroom stuff too let's give more courtroom stuff like I do I do agree I mean I enjoyed the bits and pieces in the courtroom

we get I'm excited to see the eventual legal eagle breakdowns of these episodes but yeah I mean I I enjoy a good legal. Like, when you have a legal show... Legal can not do the breakdowns of this. No? I'm dealing with superhero a lot of vision.

But he could tell... Like, there was one hearing that had no jury, and that's probably, like, a certain kind of hearing where, like, you don't need a jury. It's like, it's a... You know, it's like things like that. Legal realism, man. I mean, he's done, like, cartoons and stuff.

If I were to rank this courtroom case out of all the Marvel courtroom cases that we've seen so far, I put it number 13 out of Daredevil Season 2, two when defending the Punisher. But not as good as defending Culeo. Oh, yeah. That's number one.

We're leaning over to talk to you. Yeah, and I'm bleeding all the way over and all the way profile. Oh, it's good. But yeah, like when, when a show, this is the most madcap review, when a show can do that and reach that point where you are very much sort of just like caught up in the breathlessness of a lawyer's argument, That is a really special place that I think a lot of law shows and films have gone to that I would like to see this show get to. Because, yes, I want the show to meet Jen halfway on that promise from the first episode where she's like, legal show, lawyer show. And yeah, like all the MCU context is really fun.

But yeah, like I would love to see this blossom into something that does have like an actual legal show heft about it. yeah because i don't know there's something about the introduction of the wrecking crew that did not excite me in fact it it felt like oh it was kind of liking what the show is without you know we need a big baddie i don't know why i was really i was more into what the show is already doing versus trying to establish like oh yeah yeah we're uh because it's already like well aware it's a marvel show it's definitely it's like like most definitely a Marvel show. I'm not going to sit here and be like,

I like that it wasn't being a Marvel when it was more than a Marvel show. Oh, absolutely. Yet the whole thing with having a titular villain, you got to eventually punch. That was something I was not even really thinking about whatsoever. I've been more invested in this strange having to work via publicity, social media trying to balance work life

with now being thrusted into this superhero position this new law division like all those things I'm like that's the juicy stuff to me but then wrecking crew shows up and we want to take her

her blood so we can replicate it I know you think it's Thunderbolt Ross or titanium I personally think it's Dr. Doom this is going to tie into Adventure Secret Wars here's how Sheehog is setting up the entirety of Avenger Secret Wars no I would agree with you on that

because yeah it's like part of the charm has been like oh cool they're really committed to episodic sitcom as you know part of the MCU and her crossing paths with all these heroes and their and villains and their relation to the law is like

enough so yeah I feel like it starts to feel like oh here's the element and hey maybe they'll do something cool different with it but here's the element that is the most akin to everything I've seen before and what I like about the show is it's kind of twisting and playing with and being different from a lot of the stuff

I've seen before in the MCU. So, yeah, now it's like, oh, big bad, needs the blood. You know, is there going to be ultimately like a big punch-out battle at the end? Is it that kind of show? I hope so. Yes, I wish it was just that. I hope it was just punch, punch, punch.

Just like that great fight scene they had with the wrecking group. Well, that's the thing, too. It's fantastic visual effects. With the fights thus far, I like, I like the concept of these fights, and I like the idea of the choreography, but yeah, like the fights themselves

are a bit like, these are mostly just in editing. Yeah. They're not like, oh, damn, the action is crazy, which I'm not asking for it to be really. It's one of those things where it's like, if you're going to do it,

I guess you've got to kind of make it crazy. John, the action looked fucking weird. It looked a bit weird. And so did the Titania bit in the first episode. But that felt at least intentional. Like it had a bit of that, like, my name, Titania. I'm here.

And I'm going to do a bit of it. wrestling kick. Exploitation 70s vibe about it. Sure. She busted it through a wall. It felt intentional. We're here when she punches. It was like...

Yeah. Someone's going to defend the shit out of it. Go ahead. It doesn't matter. No, it's the way she was a Moosh's She-Hulk doesn't need to exert that much. My top ten fights in the MCU. All She-Hulk episode three.

Yeah. Not as good as... Are you trying to do your coy impression? You know. It's acting like you were doing. like a half rock impression my Aaron Alexander my top 10 my top 10 fights

in the MCU this is going to change the hierarchy of fights yeah my coy that's how I see coy he's just so jacked I'm like you're the rock yeah you're basically the rock now you're way bigger than I am and you're not even as tall as me

cinema okay cinema and so yeah I like the to me all that shit is the stuff i don't care about like the action i don't care about it doesn't bug me that much yet because i'm not really here for that so much i guess i was more also drawn to the character hurl she had to go through in the second episode whereas here there was so much being kind of thrown in you know you got wong then you got buchowski's case and then you got the the runa

character, which was all elements I enjoyed. Like, I enjoyed everything that was here. This was a very enjoyable episode. But with the cliffhanger of last week's episode, I thought that cliffhanger was more exciting than what we actually got. Yeah, because then Wong shows up and, like, they tease you that he might not show for the actual trial. But, like, pretty much everything goes according to plan. And when he shows up, it's like, oh, okay, as long as he testifies this, it's going to be fine.

Yeah, yeah, there was no real. I thought it was like, oh shit, that's crazy. Yeah, and then it was, oh, okay. Oh, all right. I guess we're just... Yeah, unless there's something else, you know, unless Wong is being entirely truthful or whatever. But, yeah, and it's funny because I liked the interplay of the two cases and it's like

I liked this episode and what they did with it. I also feel like there's a different version where you could have done these as kind of two separate episodes or two separate cases or you could have done one where Jen isn't in the courtroom isn't doing, you know, isn't arguing the loss so much and then we're, you know, in with Pug and them in the actual, you know, case for, you know, for Bukowski. But even so, I mean, I thought that was a fun way to, like, further expound upon Pug's character and to get to, like, meet him a little bit more. So, yeah, it's like, it's, it's weird.

It's like, I don't begrudge it for not going differently, but I can see how it could go differently. And it is a sort of interesting thing. I feel like we'll get a better idea the more episodes we get is to, how kind of they want to tailor the suspense expectations because it's you know it's caught in this place where it needs to be fun and amusing and it needs to riff on legal stuff but it also needs i think to have or or seems to want to have some kind of big you know intriguing quality of like oh man you know how's yeah i don't know like what i'm curious about how they'll

maintain and they'll continue to grow the stakes aside from whatever you know season arc they need her blood situation. That aside, I'm curious to see how they'll maintain stakes like that. Because, yeah, when this one ends, you're like, okay. So that's wrapped up, and the next week we'll have something new to focus on. Well, what I thought was, like, surprisingly kind of cool and topical is, like, in my own subconscious association way, is with the presenter at the VMA's Johnny Depp. The moon man with Johnny Depp. And, And who was, what was his attorney's name? Oh, golly.

The young woman? Yeah, the main one. Yeah, I couldn't tell you. But how she was, like, becoming really popular and then doing interviews and becoming like a celebrity herself for representing Johnny Depp, who was an abomination in the street. She's terrorizing all the horror women that Johnny Doer. Yep, yeah, yeah. And now he's out there writing hikus.

Yeah. and stealing them from other people's songs, I guess. Weird, giant-up stories lately. No, and yeah, when that was happening, that's kind of what I was liking it to. So it seems like a lot of what happened in this episode is also setting up, it seemed like a major setup for what's to come

more than anything else, because you have Jen, who is now this popular lawyer, and getting this stardom that she didn't ask for, she wants to be viewed it's like she has to be she wants to be viewed

as just her own identity and not be shown as she Hulk but she's being forced to go on the news as she Hulk because she's going to be representing her firm she has to be in she Hulk form

which is kind of like up and down for me like okay that's right because of the DODC when representing she that they have to establish in the last episode that she cannot be in power form

that's right the guard did tell her that okay wipe that thought even though I didn't even declare it out loud I'm wiping it off the table right now it's not a plot hole it's not a plot hole yeah yeah yeah

they established it in the second episode when she was going to the Hannibal Lecter visit so yeah they they uh she has to go show up and form her own identity and so I like that struggle I like the struggle that she's having with like something that feels simple and you know and I guess I'm trying to get more into

characters have goals and I want to get more into the why behind the goals you know what I mean like that's where you laugh that's how you create that's really how you create stakes

especially if it's not a life or death situation yeah it's you got to go into why what does it mean the goal means so much to them versus and what the

what the what can be lost for not achieving it for what that does to the person you know yeah this episode doesn't do as much personally with you.

And then they also have the setup with the person trying to take the blood, how that ends. And now she's got a target on her back. Like her whole life has really changed after all this. She's achieved becoming a successful lawyer, a prolific one. But it's not in the way at all how she had dreamed of the entire time she has pursued it. So there's a lot in the writing that I'm definitely on board with. And there's so much here happening that I'm really enjoying. like it's very very enjoyable yeah uh i i can't help though when the episode ended being like

there's just a little bit more umf there's just a little bit more umf that i'm kind of craving yeah something there just wring it out just wring it out i would like that yeah call call me some kind of woke soy boy cuck but but i do find that stuff the most intriguing is that personal struggle of like she goes on the news to try and you know to take control of the narrative and they're asking her all these fluffy questions and now yeah she's She's becoming a target for her blood. And everybody has various reasons not to take her seriously and to be upset, you know, by her very position. And those things, I think, are interesting.

Yeah. And I, and yeah, whenever they do turn to that, I'm like, I would, I could do with more dramatic exploration of this, too. I like the Runa. Like, I thought there was a, a beat that they could have hit with the Runa character that I thought could have had, like, some kind of crazy consequences. because I was about I was preparing myself to feel really bad for her even though she's doing a lot of these

what are essentially just glorified pranks right yeah like it's very heightened albeit illegal pranks that she's doing when I thought that we're going to sentence her to like fucking years in prison

and so I was like oh no and I thought there might have been like a serious damage to like oh because I helped. I thought there was something kind of cool that they could have brought out. Again, I know this is something where I am putting my own desire into something that is not what they are doing. I'm going to say it anyway. I thought it would have been more interesting personally if it was that she does testify against Bukowski. You get the irony that by her getting to vent her truths about her opinion about Bukowski, that that allows him to win his

case, the ironic sense of winning, yet someone this Runa character suffers greatly at that. And I thought that would have been a cool way to kind of amplify the superhero law division part as well. You know,

as maybe wanting to now defend this per, I don't know if there would be, it's a conflict of personal interest, or whatever, it's a Marvel show, but some silly law shit. Everyone signed the way. Yeah. Like they make it work. So yeah, I thought there was like more interesting things that could have done and And Wong showing up is fun.

We know he's going to show up again some more. So I know it's on the end of it. But it also seemed like they were, yeah, I think a lot of this was set up for Wong as well. And, you know, Thunderbolts and Doom. Dr. Doom, forcing Atlantis to attack Wakanda. Yeah. I got a lot of those notes in this.

Got a lot of that. Got a lot of that. Megan Lee Stallion is going to play a big part in that war. Yeah. It's fun. it's light and at the end of the day that's what a lot of people

just kind of want to honestly that's what a lot of people are just kind of liking and wanting and for me even like some of my favorite shit to watch

on my own time is that just generally speaking you know I'm on like season 14 of it's always sunny in Philadelphia right now so I like to just watch fun shit

so yeah I totally get and of course like the optics around someone what a regular viewer might experience versus people who do videos who are like

they're doing a video we need substance because we've got to talk about some shit you know I think we would probably crave just a little bit more just because by virtue of what we do versus what an average audience member is like it was fun

yeah I mean I'm just overall I'm quite pleased and very much enjoying what's happening because too it's a nice breath of fresh air for the MCU, and I love, yeah, the humorousness. I think the fourth wall breaks are really fun and well-timed and not overly obnoxiously used. And, yeah, like, there is just a fun novelty

of watching these different colorful characters collide. And even here, like, it was nice to at least zoom back in on our main ensemble, even though it is like a... There are a lot of people appearing. I love Pug. Pug is great. I think... Or Pug.

I think he's great. Very charming. It's funny when he came out, as the, when Runa was impersonating him, that was more like the Adrian Chase from Arrow, the kind of smuggish, cocky version. And I was like, no, he does know how to play that character. Yeah, really well.

And so I really enjoyed, I really enjoyed his performance a lot. I think he brings something refreshing. Totally. I think the man is the best part of this female-driven show is what I'm trying to tell everyone right now. Favorite characters, I would say, a pug, Bruce, Wong, Emil Bukowski, definitely very layered, deep character. And then, you know, maybe Nikki and Jen. What will make this show brave is if they put them more front and center

and they put Jen in the backseat a little bit more. Yeah, right? I'm just saying. Yeah. I'm just saying. Yeah, the same way they put all the men in the back and they put all the women in the front of all the other male-led ones. Generally.

Yeah. Yeah. They're woke and they're trying to destroy our marvels. I'm what are going to do? Anyway. Yep. They mentioned Gideon Wilson. Cool.

World War Hulk Easter egg that's how she got shot cool yeah the mob yeah there you go that's cool there you're pointing out

the Easter egg Mallory book oh hey that's right one day I mean they become enemies and then they become friends there's a up and down relationship with them

yeah you got a little news crawl about Titania hoping to win a case Easter eggs Easter eggs brough Easter eggs Easter he is risen He's

He's risen He's got it Clever Yeah man Coming to the MCU soon enough And we got some twerking We got twerking too In the post credit scene

It's always what I'm wondering I miss the days With everything in Marvel Wasn't a big joke The Mr. Dice That's what they should do Is they should take

Their half hour comedy show And make it crushingly serious. It's almost as if when the Avengers assembled, it wasn't the funniest one leading up to that point.

It's not it's almost as if we never applauded those movies for bringing in a fresh sense of meta-ironic humor. Yeah, it's

all jokes now, man. It's all yucking it up at the MCU. McHugh! Don't like, comics have never been funny and they've never been aimed at the youth.

or should they these are these are adult much like star wars these are four adults do we shout everyone on our patron pretty sure we did we should we could shout out

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It was good. Really brought it home there. Thanks guys for being here. Love you all. All of you. God. Equally. His name's me.

You're all of the She-Hulk for our hearts. Jesus Christ.