Jameela Jamil (Titania): Final She-Hulk episodes “will continue to escalate”

Although I’ve been enjoying Marvel’s She-Hulk, my biggest issue is the lack of Jameela Jamil’s character Titania. We’ve been getting more of her over the last couple of episodes, but it feels like it came too late. I wanted to see a lot of her from the get-go. I’m also anxiously awaiting the arrival of Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdoch/Daredevil. The teasing has become too much; we need him like yesterday!

Perhaps we’re being too hasty, because according to an interview Jameela Jamil did with ComicBook.com, there is plenty more headed our way in the final four episodes of the first season. According to Jamil, the story “will continue to escalate” and things will keep “getting better and better.”

"I’m just excited to make people laugh, as in for all of us to make people laugh, for all of us to make people think the story will continue to escalate. And Jessica Gao’s writing just continues to get more and more impressive with every single episode… It just keeps getting better and better. And I think the fans are going to be really happy with what we’ve done. At least, I hope they are. If not, we know that they’ll let us know."

Oh, the fans will most certainly let them know, that’s just how we do.

Jameela Jamil promises a wild ending to She-Hulk’s first season

Like me, many fans are curious about Titania’s role in She-Hulk. Is she a true villain? Or is she more of a thorn in She-Hulk’s side? Honestly, I’m not sure, but if Jameela Jamil is hinting at more chaos, perhaps there is more to come from her. Maybe Titania is behind the crew trying to get Jennifer’s blood.

We’ll have to tune into the rest of the season to see how this plays out, but I’m hoping to see Titania in more of a villain role than we have seen so far. She’s ridiculously powerful, so please give us more of that!

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