She-Hulk is the first sitcom of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and like many sitcoms and Marvel projects, it has post-credits scenes and tiny little jokes and references for the super-fans. So, since we’ve seen the first episode, we decided to put all of these nuggets of wisdom into one big document.
Think of this as the big bible of She-Hulk secrets. Of course, though, you should probably watch She-Hulk online before you go through all of this. Since the below is full of spoilers, it would probably be best as your index to confirm what you’ve seen. Just like how our list of upcoming Marvel movies and shows is a bible for figuring out release dates.
Oh and after you’re done here, check out our She-Hulk review to see why we love the show to much.
She-Hulk post credit scenes: About Steve Rogers
She-Hulk episode 1 post-credits scene: At their hand-built bar at Banner’s retreat in Mexico, She-Hulk is carrying on about her theory that Steve Rogers never had sex. Recalling the line about America’s “behind,” she even yells “That a** did not deserve to die a virgin!”
This is enough to get Bruce to break, as he explains that Rogers lost his virginity in 1943 on a USO Tour. This leads She-Hulk to reveal she’s been faking being especially drunk, before exuberantly proclaiming “Captain America Fu—,” with the scene cutting to black before she finishes her profanity.
She-Hulk Easter eggs explained
Since She-Hulk is tying so many disparate MCU moments together, it’s filled with lots of tiny little references and nods to other Marvel movies, shows and comics characters. Here’s everything we’ve found.
She-Hulk episode 1 Easter eggs and references:
- Yes, that’s a Sakaaran class-eight courier craft that leads to Bruce and Jen’s car crash. Does this mean we might see the most famous man of Sakaar, the Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum), who brought Hulk and Thor back to each other (albeit to fight in the Contest of Champions)? It’s unclear.
- Yes, at Banner’s secret hideout in Mexico, that’s an Iron Man helmet with an unexplained — at least in the MCU — bullet hole that shattered a hole in it.