Overview
- Brad Winderbaum, Marvel’s head of streaming and TV, said Tuesday on The Escape Pod podcast that She-Hulk was among the studio’s best-performing Disney+ series and that he wants to make more.
- Despite that praise, the series has not been renewed for a second season and Marvel has announced no production plans.
- Star Tatiana Maslany recently told a Twitch stream she doubts a return, saying the show likely blew its budget, which signals cost hurdles.
- The 2022 season drew about 1.5 million U.S. viewers in its first four days, according to Nielsen reporting, and it holds roughly an 80% critics score versus a 32% audience score.
- Coverage across outlets cites the show’s heavy Hulk-level visual effects and a shift in Marvel’s TV priorities as key reasons the property remains in limbo despite internal enthusiasm.