Here Are All The Easter Eggs In She-Hulk Episode 1
One episode in and those opportunities are not being squandered. Here is a list of every Marvel Easter egg and hidden details in the season premiere of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law.
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Captain America’s Sex Life
Showed in a promotional clip, Jen Walters and her cousin Bruce Banner discuss what most people discuss with an Avenger, Captain America. The Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are essentially celebrity public figures in the MCU, leading to massive attention on their personal lives.
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Jen develops a theory that, since Steve Rogers was thrust into action immediately after being transformed in Captain America, he never would have had a chance to lose his virginity. Since Rogers is famously known for his unhealthy work ethic and busy work schedule, Jen sadly assumes that may not have changed before his time was up.
(Remember, while unconfirmed, the public is under the impression Steve Rogers died on the battlefield of Avengers: Endgame.)
Captain America’s Ass
The Captain America Virginity Theory is paid off in Episode 1’s post-credits scene when Jen cannot get over the tragedy of Steve Rogers dying a virgin. Jen is mostly upset that someone with such a Chris Evan-Esque physique never got a chance to use it.
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Specifically, she points out that “America’s Ass” deserved better, a reference to the running joke of Steve Rogers’s rear end in Avengers: Endgame.
The Lucky Lady of Liberty
While Jen continues to struggle with this idea, Bruce Banner reassures her that Steve was able to lose his virginity to a woman he met on a USO Tour in 1943. This is undoubtedly set within the USO montage from Captain America: The First Avenger.
While there is no definitive way to prove it, this could be a hint toward a glamour shot of actress Laura Haddock during that montage. Haddock went on to play the mother of Peter Quill, Meredith.
One of the yesteryear’s more popular fan theories is that Steve Rogers could have been a distant relative of Peter Quill. And while James Gunn has debunked that rumor, this would have been fun fuel for that fire.
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Welcome to the Circus
Mark Ruffalo returns as Bruce Banner for the first time since his cameo appearance in the post-credit scene of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. In that scene, Bruce is seen back in human form after being “Smart Hulk” for the entirety of Avengers: Endgame.
However, he remained in the sling catering to his arm after the snap that brought everyone back. That same sling is in She-Hulk Episode 1, along with a device on his wrist that was revealed to be a regulator to prevent any spontaneous hulking.
