3 She-Hulk Characters Got Many Scenes Removed From Episode 5

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law's first five weeks on Disney+ have been a rollercoaster ride, with news of tweaks and revisions appearing on a regular basis. The argument about what should have been in the trailers for the show began even before its commercial run, but it only seems to be the beginning of the issue. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige.

According to other reports, the comedy for She-Hulk was cut in part because the lead writer, Jessica Gao, felt that some of the jokes were a touch too direct in their criticism of the Marvel franchise.

Fans will be interested to learn what kind of content was left on the cutting room floor during the creation process because She-Hulk Season 1 still has four episodes to go. Now, as She-Hulk reaches the second half of its premiere Disney+ season, some of that content has been made public thanks to one of the show's directors.

Anu Valia, the director of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, talked with The Hollywood Reporter about her experience directing Episode 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what she learnt from it, and what didn't quite make the cut.

On She-Hulk Episode 5, Renée Elise Goldsberry distinguished herself by defending Jennifer Walters in her legal dispute with Titania over the use of her own name. And as it turns out, fans were left out of some even funnier content that was left on the cutting room floor, even for the chuckles she gave in her greatest appearance in the Disney+ show to yet.

The same could be said for the entertaining coupling of Nikki and Pug, who both gave the fifth episode a unique twist. It is unfortunate that more of their absurd antics weren't able to be included.

Fans will be interested to see how much humorous material ends up being deleted from She-Hulk given that this series will have nine episodes, making it the longest live-action Disney+ production to date (apart from WandaVision). Goldsberry's Mallory Book ought to have more chances to inject her own style into that developing adventure as Jennifer Walters continues to refine her superhuman style in both her roles as a lawyer and as She-Hulk.

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law's first five episodes are now streaming on Disney+.