Summary of SHE-HULK Ep 7 Breakdown: Every EASTER EGG + ENDING EXPLAINED

00:00:00 - 00:10:00

This video discusses She-Hulk Easter eggs and the ending of the series. It is revealed that there are additional Easter eggs that have yet to be found, and that the ending may be more complex than initially thought.

• 00:00:00 In this episode, Jin gets ready for a date with Josh and we learn that he's a bad guy. We also see Jin wearing her new purple suit and hear Nikki's voicemail. Later, we learn that Mr. Blonsky is lying and that he may be up to something nefarious. Finally, we meet more Marvel Comics characters and learn that porcupine is an antagonist to Giant Man and Saracen is a vampire.
• 00:05:00 In "She-Hulk Ep 7", the first vampire reference is made when Mr. Immortal refers to baroness Cromwell as "my first wife, baroness Cromwell". Baroness blood (aka Lily Cromwell) first appeared in Union Jack #1 in 1998. There is speculation that the group session taking place in the room is a reference to Blonsky's new organization, Obama Stay, which is likely a play on the word "Namaste", incorporating the Abomination into the name. The wrecker arrives late and is initially angry at being jumped, but then moves past the fact that he and his friends attempted to steal her blood and simply moves on. Virgin asks if they previously owned him, and understandably, he is angry and ready to rip the guy in two. However, Virgin just moves past the fact that he and his buddies tried to steal her blood and Jennie Walters, a lawyer, is shown to have the number for Virgin's mother. When Jin leaves the retreat, she sees that the truck has arrived to pick up her Prius that was messed up earlier in the episode. The name of the towing company, Slot, is a reference to the She-Hulk comic writer, Dan Slot, and the name
• 00:10:00 In this video, She-Hulk Easter eggs and the ending of the series are discussed. It is revealed that there are additional Easter eggs that have yet to be found, and that the ending may be more complex than initially thought.