Marvel She-Hulk: New Teaser Asks Fans Not to Spoil Finale
The season finale of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law will air on Disney+ on Thursday, bringing an end to a Marvel Cinematic Universe television series for the time being. The series has been full of twists and turns that have delighted fans of Marvel Comics lore, and that have definitely broken the Internet along the way.
In the lead-up to the finale, Marvel Studios is taking an extra precaution to ensure that those secrets remain a secret, with a new teaser for the episode. The teaser for the upcoming season of She-Hulk largely contains archival footage, however it does hint at the idea of bleeping or hiding spoilers. At the end of the clip, fans are given a stern warning: “NO MORE SPOILERS.”
“Don’t ruin it!” On Monday, the end of Marvel Studios’ #SheHulk: Attorney at Law will be available on Disney Plus.
“Don’t ruin it!”
Don’t miss the finale of Marvel Studios’ #SheHulk: Attorney at Law, streaming tomorrow on @DisneyPlus. pic.twitter.com/5AZzTbYyqX
— She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (@SheHulkOfficial) October 13, 2022
Is She-Hulk coming back for a second season?
She-Hulk has not been confirmed to be renewed for a second season at Disney+ as of this writing. That isn’t exactly unique in the MCU Disney+ series landscape, as most of them have been self-contained stories that lead to movies or other properties.
Other shows, such as Ms Marvel are unconfirmed by Marvel Studios, it is heavily rumored that both Marvel’s Moon Knight will be getting additional seasons.
“Coming from television, you can never guarantee that you’re going to get another season with a first season show,” Gao told Deadline‘s Hero Nation podcast in August.
“I’ve been taught that, if a show is only going to last one season, you have to make sure the story is complete and fulfilling. Since there’s never a promise that another season will come, you have to give it your all and not hold back, so that if the show does end, you’ll be proud of what you accomplished. In each season, you need to create a conveying and appealing story arc in case the show is only picked up for one season. And, of course, always leave room for potential plotlines in future seasons. That was kind of my mental approach to it.”
Are you looking forward to the final episode of She-Hulk‘s first season? Leave a comment below with your thoughts about it!
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