Reports were coming out earlier this week that star Tatiana Maslany had revealed during a Twitch stream that a second season of She-Hulk was unlikely with Disney. She said, “I don’t think so… I think we blew our budget, and Disney was like, ‘No thanks!’”

While She-Hulk haters were ecstatic about the news, io9 does say that the statement can be taken out of context. According to the site, Marvel is merely going through a “reevaluation” since Bob Iger returned to run the Disney company, and the slates and films had to be reshuffled and adjusted again. “… While Marvel works everything out, it’s not that a second season of She-Hulk has been completely abandoned. It just seems less likely than not at the moment,” the site writes.

Though the series did get generally good reviews, the biggest problem with She-Hulk was said to be in the budget, with Marvel said to have spent upwards of $200 million for the first season. With the show admittedly not making Mandalorian numbers, it would make sense for Disney to re-evaluate and figure out the most cost effective way to bring Shulkie back for another season.

If you ask me, they can probably just go with a movie, but the “new client a week” format does seem to be very core with the show.

You can check out the first season of She-Hulk: Attorney at Law now streaming on Disney+.

Multiple people have spoken out about Iger’s comments, and one of them is She-Hulk herself Tatiana Maslany. Maslany took to the picket lines to protest for better wages, and talking to THR, she shares her sentiments on Iger’s comment:

“I think he’s completely out of touch. He’s completely out of touch with the workers who make his shows happen, who make people watch these shows, who bring viewers to him and him money,” said Maslany, “I have friends who have been doing this for 30 to 40 years and have lost their health care because the minimums are so relatively low, but wages have gone down, people’s quotes no longer stand for anything… It’s just like we’ve been completely cast aside.””

Maslany is just one of several actors who have been protesting for better wages. A few weeks ago, Guardians of the Galaxy actor Sean Gunn had also gone off on Iger’s comments about the writers’ and actors’ strike being ‘deeply disturbing.’

For now, the strike has been going on for two months, and it doesn’t seem that the industry heads have shown any sign of backing down. You think they’ll really just use AI to replace everyone?

You can catch Maslany in She-Hulk: Attorney at Law now streaming on Disney+.