Watch: Chris Evans’ Captain America Virginity Addressed In New She-Hulk Clip
After big Multiversal adventures in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and a cosmic epic in Thor: Love and Thunder, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is set to bring the action to the street-level. The upcoming MCU series is confirmed to feature several cameos from notable characters from the interconnected franchise, such as Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner, Tim Roth's Abomination, Benedict Wong as Wong, and Charlie Cox's Daredevil.
It is unknown if there will be many more unexpected appearances from other MCU heroes (and villains) in the series, but it's possible that there are still tons of surprises that have yet to be revealed. Aside from guest stars, Tatiana Maslany's titular hero is also confirmed to break the fourth wall in the series, meaning that references to the real world and in-universe jokes could be unveiled.
Now, an unexpected reference to the MCU's Star-Spangled Avenger has emerged in the show's brand new clip.
She-Hulk Features an Unexpected Captain America Reference
IMDB officially unveiled a new clip for She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, showcasing a scene where Jennifer Walters is joking about Steve Rogers' virginity.
In the scene, Walters is insisting to Mark Ruffalo's Bruce Banner that Rogers was "pretty busy" after he was rescued from being frozen in ice, suggesting that he is not a virgin anymore. When Banner asked where Walters learned all of this, she casually mentioned that it was from "the history channel," thus making her cousin chuckle:
However, the conversation was cut short when a spaceship suddenly blasts Walters and Banner inside the car, sending them off the cliff:
The clip can be seen below:
We're 1 week away from the premiere of #SheHulk on @DisneyPlus, and this exclusive clip just made us rethink everything we knew about #CaptainAmerica... 👀 #TatianaMaslany @MarkRuffalo https://t.co/LPqhmqIj7h pic.twitter.com/tHQYXh3rkA
— IMDb (@IMDb) August 11, 2022
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