I always love when they call back to any of the remaining 6 old Marvel TV shows to help tie them into the larger universe even more, and James D'Arcy's always just a delight in general. I'm hopeful that we'll get to see the rumored small AoS tie-in as well, but even if it doesn't happen, we at least get more Jarvis/J.A.R.V.I.S. in the MCU, so I'm really excited for this.
> In a new interview with Radio Times promoting her Apple TV thriller Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed, Maslany clarified that "the character is outside of what I feel like the corporation is doing" – and therefore, she would likely return, if asked.
> "I love She Hulk, and I loved what [Attorney at Law creator] Jessica Gao did with her," she continued. "I feel like it was very loyal to the comics and all of that."
> Maslany added: "If there was a space where it made sense for her to come back... I mean, I don't know anything, and I do think that the internet will know before I do."
I'm glad she finally put out a definitive statement on this. It never made sense to me to assume that she was 100% done given the context of how all that played out, but I'm glad to be more assured that we're likely to have more Tat as She-Hulk at some point in the future.
The same Cybertek newspaper often seen in the background of the original Daredevil show makes its first reappearance in the Born Again S2 finale, marking the first time it appears in a Marvel Studios production.
I may be misremembering so forgive me if I'm incorrect on this part, but a little bonus is that that particular paper was always seen in the hallway of the Bulletin, but they intentionally put it in Ben Urich's office, the only scene we see the Bulletin in this time around, when they didn't have to do that at all.