Marvel Cinematic Universe’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is now more than halfway through its scheduled season of nine episodes before it concludes on October 13, 2022. Jennifer Walters may have contended with the likes of Titania and the Wrecking Crew, but the fanbase has particularly enjoyed Jen’s tendency to break the fourth wall.

These moments have ranged from Jen throwing a quip the audience’s way to providing them with exposition that enables episodes to flow freely. Now that so many fourth wall breaks have already happened, Jen showcased the power that nobody else in the MCU seems to have.

When Jen Chronologically First Broke The Fourth Wall

She-Hulk breaks the fourth wall and looks in the camera

Although this was the second time Jen broke the fourth wall in the series, it took place during the flashback sequence in the premiere. It appeared as if Jen hadn’t broken the fourth wall before since she was shown to be slightly surprised when she spoke to the audience.

As it happened, Bruce reluctantly claimed he was fine with Jen’s decision to return to her life rather than stay with him to finish the training. Jen then told the audience that he didn’t mean it by looking straight at the camera. This was the first instance she’d reacted to something in real-time while acknowledging viewers and had the right comedic timing.

When Jen Introduced The Show To The Audience

Jennifer Walters smiles at the camera in She-Hulk

She-Hulk might just be the MCU Disney+ series with the most rewatch potential since it features a light tone that makes it a breeze to go through. This was relayed by Jen herself in the first scene, where she excused herself from her colleagues to address the audience.

It was a nice way for the series to set up Jen’s origin story, as she let viewers know how she got her powers and what led to this exact moment. The fourth wall break saved the show the need to engage in transition shots since Jen simply informed viewers that they were going to watch a flashback.

When Jen Worries About What She Said Without Realizing It

She-Hulk talks to the audience in her office

After realizing she was hired at her new firm just because she had powers, Jen started overthinking to herself. This caused her to trail away, not realizing that her boss asked her opinion over something. Jen simply answered that she was agnostic, which her boss surprisingly accepted.

However, Jen turned to the camera to say she would definitely keep pondering over what she’d just responded to. This fourth wall break was entertaining because just about everyone has been in a position where they’ve said something to save face without knowing if it was the right answer or not. Having Jen mention this to the audience added a note of reliability to the show.

When Jen Learns About Emil Blonsky's Prison Escape

Jennifer Walters smiles at the camera in her house in She-Hulk

Another relatable aspect in She-Hulk arrived when Jen had to deal with things falling apart just when they looked to be going her way. After determining that Emil Blonsky had been the ideal inmate and that she had Bruce’s blessing to defend him, Jen saw a news report about Blonsky’s cage fight with Wong.

Jen simply turned to the camera and mentioned that this new development sucked, which is when the episode ended. This succinct fourth wall break was done well since everything Jen was thinking was relayed in simple words. It also served as a good cliffhanger for fans to see resolved the following week.

When Jen Acknowledges All The Cameos In The Show

Jennifer Walters driving a car in She-Hulk

Jen had a lot on her plate when she had to manage Wong's involvement in her defense of Emil Blonsky, although she was quick to note that they weren’t the show's real focus. While driving, Jen turned to the camera and claimed that this was still her show despite the cameos.

In a moment of self-awareness, Jen then realized that there were an awful lot of cameos, ranging from Bruce, Wong, Blonsky, and more to follow. This was She-Hulk’s way of letting viewers know that appearances from other MCU characters were expected but that Jen wasn’t going to be sidelined either.

When Jen Defended Herself For Making A Tinder Profile

She-Hulk holds a phone and looks in the camera

Jen was having no luck in the dating scene and decided to create an account under her She-Hulk persona. Since she’d so confidently told viewers that she didn’t like going by this persona, Jen knew she would need to break the fourth wall again to explain herself.

The protagonist defended her decision by telling audiences that she wasn’t proud of what she was doing. She knew it was not the ideal way to meet a person, but the audience understood that she just craved love and companionship. she hoped that would lead to meeting a good date by using She-Hulk as her dating profile, and no one could blame her for wanting just that.

When Jen Acknowledges That Everybody Loves Wong

Jennifer Walters drink coffee in her kitchen in She-Hulk

Wong is easily among the most likable characters in She-Hulk, which the show itself is aware of. Jen kicked off an episode set to feature Wong by telling audiences he was going to show up. Moreover, she acknowledged that viewers were delighted by this fact.

The cleverness of this fourth wall break came from Jen’s comment that Wong’s appearance would serve as Twitter armor for the show. There have been many vocal reactions about She-Hulk on Twitter, so Jen’s remark served as a wink to viewers that the showrunners knew how they would react.

When Jen Mentions The Hot Doctor Cliché

Jennifer Walters looks disappointed in her house in She-Hulk

Jen finally met a man she got along with on her date, who turned out to be a doctor. Unfortunately for her, Arthur was interested in She-Hulk's transformation rather than Jen’s usual appearance. Arthur was surprised the next morning when Jen reverted to human form and quickly left.

Jen then broke the fourth wall to claim that Arthur was too good to be true anyway since the hot doctor cliché was so played out. Although Jen only said it because she got dumped, it was still a reference to a common trope the show was invoking. Mentioning it meant that the showrunners accepted that they’d gone for a relatively easy form of storytelling and even showed to the extent that such platitude doesn't always work out in reality.

When Jen Assures Audiences That The End-Credits Will Be Fun

Jennifer Walters stands by the door and looks in the camera in She-Hulk

Jen might be the smartest character in She-Hulk for the fact that she can address the viewers. The credit sequences in She-Hulk have had fun artwork that subtly reveal what happens after an episode’s events, with a post-credits scene to follow. After she was dumped by Arthur and received news that she’s being sued by Titania, Jen agreed that things aren’t looking good.

However, she then looked into the camera and hoped there would be a fun tag, with the intention to assure viewers that the show was still going to be a lot of fun. Jen’s fourth wall break also entailed audiences that the developers knew the end credits were something that viewers enjoyed.

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