Marvel’s strategy with its Disney + TV series varies from project to project. While “Loki” and “What if …?” secured new seasons, “Scarlet Witch and Vision” and “Hawkeye” were planned as miniseries, and “Moon Knight” and “Ms. Wonder we know nothing. With this scenario in mind, Jessica Gao, writer and producer of” She-Hulk: Lawyer She-Hulk “made sure the series didn’t need to be revamped to give its fans a satisfying ending, even if the doors were left open.
It was in an interview for Deadline’s “Hero Nation” podcast where Gao said: “Coming from television, you’re never guaranteed to get another season with a show when you’re just going for the premiere, so I’ve learned that in the first season of a show you really are. you have to tell a complete story that you would be happy with if it just stayed that way. Just because there are never guarantees, you never know if you’ll have another season, so you can’t really hold back and leave things open. You have to count some sort of satisfying story arc in a season just in case, and then of course you leave the door open to the possibilities of a second, third and fourth season. So that was my mental focus. “
the future starts here
She-Hulk director Kat Coiro is also on a promotional tour with the series and gave an interview to Cinemablend in which she confirmed that pilot sets the stage for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. At the beginning of the chapter, and just as a trigger, Bruce and Jennifer come across a spaceship that causes the accident that will eventually turn the lawyer into a green superhero. Later and casually, the Hulk states that he has to investigate where he came from and what he wanted and it looks like it’s not a filler dialogue.
“A class A Sakaaran courier. They must have brought a message, I’ll have to examine it. Being a Hulk is a magnet for weird moves.”explains Bruce to his cousin, a euphemism to say he’ll probably be out again over the course of the episodes. “It is linked to the narrative of our series, but it also lends itself to future projects”says Coiro, obviously maintaining the characteristic secrecy of Marvel. Most MCU fans will remember that Sakaar is the junk planet the Hulk was hiding (and fighting) when Thor (Chris Hemsworth) discovered it in “Thor: Ragnarok”. ‘She-Hulk’ has a first season of 9 episodes that airs every Thursday on Disney + and of which you can already see the first chapter on the streaming platform.
Source: E Cartelera
