This time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, I'm going to be doing an instant reaction

to She-Hulk Episode 8, Ribbit and Ribbit. All that registrar we have no control over.

Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast. My name is Matthew Carroll.

Hello, my friends. Who have I had a night?

Today, this episode made it all worth it. We just started there.

Because it really gave me something to look forward to. But I had a terrible night of being sick,

which was not fun at all. I was supposed to go to bed at seven so that I could wake up at two

and do the podcast. And I could not sleep at all because I've been so sick. That was not fun,

but I'm feeling better. Feeling better already. And I got to culminate with the 2am watcher,

She-Hulk, where I finally, after so long, I get some real time with Charlie Cox's Daredevil

once again. Really fun. I mean, come on. There were some moments where I thought the

tone was a little off between the Daredevil we love and this new Daredevil. Not to say he's

not the same Daredevil, but this new take on him by new creators on the She-Hulk show.

But only really one line where I was like, that doesn't really fit his character. When he said

in court, he was like, yeah, I know he's lying. Don't ask me how I just do. That was like,

Matthew Murdoch would never say that. Daredevil might say that, but like, it's like a really

kind of a weird line. This isn't that. I really liked this experience. Daredevil a lot. And just

seeing Charlie Cox, I've been rewatching Daredevil this last few months and like some of my favorite

stuff is just Matt Murdoch in the courtroom. And so getting him introduced that way. And you know,

the setup for this episode was really fun. Her having to go up against Luke Jacobson and then

Luke Jacobson hiring him, which makes sense. He had the helmet a few weeks ago. So he knew that

he knew this lawyer. So totally makes sense. That was a lot of fun. The fun and pretty easy setup

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