• She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 7 - The Retreat

  • Sep 30 2022
  • Length: 33 mins
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She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Episode 7 - The Retreat

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  • The next episode of MCU HQ is continuing our watch-along of She-Hulk with Episode 7: "The Retreat". Jen has a whirlwind romance sequence with Josh but he has disappeared after going to bed together. Jen is shook but a distraction presents itself when She-Hulk is called in to check on Emile Blonsky's malfunctioning inhibitor. At his ranch, it turns out it was false alarm but Jen finds herself stranded when some of Blonsky's superhero support group accidentally wreck her car. What follows is an amazing journey of self-discovery and some of the deepest cut character easter eggs you're bound to find as Jen comes to a striking reality about not only herself, but She-Hulk as well. AND MAN DO WE RAGE ABOUT THAT ENDING! Let's break it all down!

    FEATURING: Jeremy Goeckner, Philip Orona & Jacqueline Keysear

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