This time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast, I'm going to be doing an instant reaction to Shehulk, the finale whose show is this.

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Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast. My name is Matthew Carroll, and I've just watched the finale of Shehulk.

And I can't stop smiling. I just can't. I like, I don't care whatever else this show did. I really don't.

It doesn't matter. Like, she, her going to see Kevin.

Spoiler alert, spoiler alert, spoiler alert.

Her going to see Kevin as the finale is so good guys. I can't even, I was laughing and smiling.

Like, couldn't catch my breath laughing. Like, I'm still there. I'm still in that place.

And that is so cool. I don't know. It's like, you know, there's, like,

so few comedies can do that. And they did it by just being so unexpected.

I, I know she breaks the fourth wall. I know that's a thing in her character.

But, and I know that like, in comics, they've done stuff like this, but I was fully not expecting a full on fourth wall break.

So that she could get her own ending. It was so good. And like, it called it, the show called itself out.

Sorry. I'm laughing. I can't help, I can't help it. When Kevin told her,

when Kevin told her to, to transform off of soft screen, because of budgetary reasons,

it's so good. And when, I mean, yeah, when it did the noise and went back to the freaking like Disney plus screen.

Guys, I can't even tell you how good this was. I kept laughing and it kept paying off.

I mean, the whole beginning where she's talking about going to see Kevin or whatever, that was amazing.

But then like talking to the people in the office about going to the Kevin, because all obviously all of us were calling it,

we're thinking about Kevin Feige. But I noticed this is someone said it that it was K dot E dot, you know, V dot i dot in.

Like it was a acronym. I was like, what is that about? But making the Kevin that runs the Marvel Cinematic Universe into some sort of like weird robot that tries to tell the perfect interconnected story.

So good. And I love to have like met. I just, this is, I mean, clearly, this is just the most meta thing we've ever had in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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