What Time Does The She-Hulk Finale Release On Disney+?

Warning: Contains SPOILERS for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.She-Hulk: Attorney at Law episode 8 finally featured Daredevil’s long-awaited cameo. The episode began with Jennifer Walters (Tatiana Maslany) taking on amateur-hero Leapfrog (Brandon Stanley) as a client, after his supposedly inflammable suit caught fire. He claimed it was a manufacturer’s defect and, unfortunately for Jen, the manufacturer happened to be her own super-suit designer Luke Jacobson (Griffin Matthews), who blacklisted her when she questioned him about the defect. The case went to court, where Luke’s lawyer turned out to be none other than Matthew Murdock (Charlie Cox), Daredevil himself. In addition to easily winning the case, Matt interestingly shared that the Sokovia Accords were repealed, effectively concluding the MCU’s Civil War.

Later, episode 8 finally featured a She-Hulk costume reveal, when Jen suited up to help Leapfrog, now claiming to be under attack. Upon meeting up with Leapfrog, she encountered Daredevil; the two faced off, and after gaining the upper hand, Jen unmasked the vigilante, learning his true identity. Matt explained that Leapfrog had kidnapped Luke and was holding him hostage, so, after a quip about Daredevil’s “ketchup and mustard” colored suit, the two ventured to Leapfrog’s lair and successfully rescued Luke, who showed his appreciation by taking Jen back as a client.

After their win, Jen and Matt – who exhibited clear chemistry throughout the episode – went back to Jen’s to hookup. She-Hulk episode 8 seemingly ended with a hilarious shot of super-suit-clad Daredevil’s walk-of-shame the following morning, but it strangely continued when Jen broke the fourth wall and acknowledged a twist was coming ahead of the series finale. In the episode's last few minutes, Jen attended a gala to accept the “Female Lawyer of the Year” award. Unfortunately, villain organization Intelligencia hijacked the event, slut-shaming Jen on a screen behind the stage. For the first time, Jen lost control and turned into an uncontrolled, savage version of She-Hulk. With a penultimate episode that was nothing short of exciting, She-Hulk episode 9, the finale, is sure to exceed expectations when it airs on Disney+.

She-Hulk Episode 8 Release Time: When Is She-Hulk Released?

She-Hulk episode 9 – the finale – will release on Disney+ on Thursday, October 13th, at 12 am (midnight) PT / 3 am ET. Like previous episodes, it will run approximately 30-35 minutes, including credits. Though the last four episodes didn’t have a mid-credits scene, it’s possible one will be included in episode 9 to hint at Jen’s future in the MCU, similar to the final scene in Ms. Marvel.

How Many Episodes Are There In She-Hulk Season 1?

Mark Ruffalo and Tatiana Maslany as Hulk and Jennifer Walters in She-Hulk

She-Hulk is 9 episodes in total, with episodes 1-4 and 8-9 directed by Kat Coiro and 5-7 directed by Anu Valia. This means She-Hulk is one of the MCU Phase 4's longest series, on par with only WandaVision and What If...?. This provided plenty of time to introduce She-Hulk to the MCU and explore Jen's journey as she reconciled her regular life with her superhero alter-ego.

She-Hulk Release Schedule

She-Hulk episodes aired weekly, concluding on October 13th. Unlike most other Marvel shows, She-Hulk’s episodes release on Thursdays, likely to avoid competition with Star Wars' Andor, which took up the Wednesday slot. Here's She-Hulk's complete release schedule:

Episode 1: Thursday, August 18
Episode 2: Thursday, August 25
Episode 3: Thursday, September 1
Episode 4: Thursday, September 8
Episode 5: Thursday, September 15
Episode 6: Thursday, September 22
Episode 7: Thursday, September 29
Episode 8: Thursday, October 6
Episode 9: Thursday, October 13

It’s worth noting Jen previously shared that She-Hulk isn’t “one of those cameo-every-week type of shows… Well except Bruce, and Blonsky, and Wong,” and now Daredevil, who finally made his long-awaited appearance. With She-Hulk: Attorney at Law drawing to an end, how She-Hulk fits into the MCU timeline among her predecessors feels somewhat solidified. The show has added a thrilling element to the MCU’s overall narrative, especially in the ways that it further expanded the world and introduced the MCU’s newest female superhero.

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