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She Hulk Episode 4 Preview 2022 – She-Hulk: Attorney at Law has flirted with this in the past, but it’s Episode 4, “Is This Not Real Magic?” from director Kat Coiro and writer Melissa Hunter that finally goes there.
The most perplexing thing Hollywood has ever done is to convince us that there is something wrong with people who are kind and objectively attractive. They work too hard — in an unusual way, with no negative health consequences — or they’re clumsy or just plain unappealing in some way. When it comes to Jen Walters (Tatiana Maslany),
Unlike previous weeks, this one feels more like an episode of a traditional legal comedy, with an A, B, and C story neatly intertwined and, for the most part, contained entirely within this episode. Yes, Wong (Benedict Wong) is back and looking for Jen’s help, but the connections to the larger MCU end there, making “Is This Not Real Magic?” feel like a return to lighter fare.
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Jen is mostly recovered from her encounter with the Wrecking Crew last week and ready to move on in this episode. With Emil Blonsky’s (Tim Roth) case completed, it appears that her workload is relatively light until Wong shows up looking to prosecute a magician — and expelled Kamar-Taj student — named Donny Blaze (Rhys Coiro) for misusing the Mystic Arts. During his sparsely attended shows, the blaze has been opening portals to other dimensions, one of which drew in unsuspecting party girl Madisynn (Patty Guggenheim), who was then dropped off in Wong’s custody by a talking goat. That’s not so bad in and of itself, but the fact that it ruined Wong’s TV night when Madisynn accidentally ruined The Sopranos? Unforgivable.
The case against Donny Blaze is fairly straightforward, and it’s a clear indication that Jen, rather than the interdimensional ramifications of portal-opening, is the primary focus when the final battle against the demons who cross into our world takes up only one scene and isn’t even the episode’s climax. Instead, Jen’s personal life receives this honor.
When Nikki (Ginger Gonzaga) discovers Jen has created an online dating profile, she tries to assist her best friend by swiping right on every single man, claiming that once the matches arrive, the actual filtering begins. This begs the question: how effective is this system if everyone is playing the “numbers game,” as Nikki put it? Not significantly, as Jen discovers when she goes on a date with an inattentive “entrepreneur” with an exaggerated sense of self (ah, dating in your 30s). Nikki suggests that Jen create a profile as She-Hulk instead, but Jen correctly responds that she has had enough of playing She-Hulk at work and would prefer to be herself in her dating life.
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That brings me back to my original point. I cannot fathom a world in which I am expected to believe that an educated woman with a caring personality and a sharp sense of humor, like Maslany, is somehow undesirable. Three drops of blood into a superficial cut will turn a woman into a green giant in my opinion. But what about this? My disbelief does not go that far.
Nikki’s suggestion obviously has some validity, as Jen does cave and create a She-Hulk dating profile. Jen begins to benefit from the numbers game, and she goes on a string of dates that range from bad to worse to suddenly too good to be true. The final of these is a pediatric oncologist (Michel Curiel), who is sweet, a good listener, and even patient enough to wait for Jen at her apartment when she leaves to assist Wong in relocating the visiting demons. No matter how good a night they had together when he sees normal Jen in the morning, the hot doctor can’t wait to get out of her apartment. That rejection feels bleaker than half of the life-or-death situations depicted in the MCU.
Wong and Madisynn, the unlikely friendship that could, are giving us all hope. When she appears in the courtroom to assist Jen in stopping Donny Blaze, she reacts so enthusiastically to “Wongers” that it’s clear she’s grown fond of the grumpy sorcerer. When the two go out for frozen yogurt after court, and later during the post-credit scene when she visits Kamar-Taj for TV night, the feeling is clearly mutual (This Is Us, presumably because she keeps spoiling The Sopranos).
So the She Hulk Episode 4 Preview 2022 Titania (Jameela Jamil) sues Jen for using the name She-Hulk, which the superpowered influencer has trademarked, so this is likely to come up next week. With things returning to the world of superheroes, it was nice to take a brief break for a more procedural episode — even if it does confirm the all-too-real awfulness of dating in your 30s.
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Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy
Run time: 36m
Released: 2022
Stream On: Disney+
