One of the benefits of the Marvel shows that air on Disney+ is that the studio is able to take chances on riskier subject matter that might not fly in theaters, but can be explored through multi-episode story arcs. This can range from the animated “What If?” series or the psychological thriller Moon Knight to the three-camera sitcom experiment that was WandaVision (and its planned spinoff series). Added to the pile of experimental swings was Jessica Gao’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, a legal sitcom of sorts that was episodic in nature – rather than telling one season-long story – and showcased familiar MCU villains (Tim Roth’s Abomination) and heroes (Mark Ruffalo’s Hulk, Charlie Cox’s Daredevil). Reactions to the show were mixed, with lead actress Tatiana Maslany now claiming She-Hulk Season 2 is unlikely. So what does that mean for the character?
While appearing on the Codenames Live Twitch stream, and playing along with an online game, Tatiana Maslany touched briefly on the future of her She-Hulk television series and candidly confessed:
