So she-hulk campaigns for Blonsky to take accountability for breaking the terms of his parole, and he gets 10 years in prison for turning into Abomination.
Meanwhile she did the exact same thing after breaking her collar, but gets no punishment.
What??
Agreed - pointed this out when we watched it. First, what exactly was she arrested for? Damaging private property? Then she is basically shunned by the public and agrees to the collar as long as she doesn't turn into She-Hulk again. For some reason finding out who was hacking her phone allows her to turn back to green, throw Abomination back in jail for the same thing, and walk around in public with all forgiven.
I mean, I know we're not supposed to take the show seriously, but I invested six or seven episodes into a storyline and it just all got thrown out the window.
That being said, that last episode was so crazy I'm almost okay with it. Marvel definitely went left field and tried some new things with this show.
Yes, she also demanded that Todd be "held accountable".
The whole thing reminded me of Jack Nicholson's quote from As Good as it gets:
Receptionist: How do you write women so well?
Melvin Udall: I think of a man, and I take away reason and accountability.
Wait...you are questioning logic in a show that has sight gags and she hulk walking out of the show....???? Hahahahahahahaha.., πππππ
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