Every Marvel TV Show Ranked Worst To Best

To its credit, She-Hulk: Attorney-At-Law is definitely doing something new, offering daring genre mash-ups, strong performances and shock character guest spots.

Unfortunately, the series is also maddeningly uneven, its high-concept meta-narrative so overbearing its jokes often lean into annoyance, like when the finale ropes in Kevin Feige to make ill-timed comments about how overworked Marvel's VFX crew are. It's also, ironically, visually horrendous.

These issues aside, Tatiana Maslany is in remarkable form as the cousin of Bruce Banner, who must come to peace with her new powers and society's view of her. She sells She-Hulk's inner turmoil for every twist, even if the hit-or-miss comedy around her threatens to bury her otherwise compelling and timely development.