Ribbit and Rip It

Finally got to watch the 8 episode & ignored other episodes because of Charlie Cox Aka Daredevil himself, holy cow it was surprisingly good wasn't much comedic on his character was in the show, Charlie Cox never disappointed us with his performance the man is Gifted as Daredevil, hopefully in Born Again will be good as Netflix version was, Disney really needs to do TV-MA & serious tones in marvel shows not everything needs to be comedy corny bs for real, just gonna wait & see in upcoming Daredevil Born Again hopefully Disney wont ruin it, everyone is count on Disney to do good on reboot, hope.

This is by no means a redeeming factor to bring this up to anywhere near it should have been. There were some very enjoyable moments in this episode along the lines of Daredevils introduction into the series.

The way that he was introduced should have started so much earlier in the series. They took a leaf out of Daredevil season 2 in the introduction of the Punisher where we werent able to see him until the 3rd or 4th episode, this should have been done for this. Rumor's, criminal supes being chased by the devil but no they done that whole type of story in 5 minutes.

Charlie Cox yet again is perfection as Daredevil, even if there are a few to many jokes/quips for my liking. The way he holds everyone's attention for every moment hes speaking as Matt and then is able to bring out the super vigilante, is awesome. Then just getting onto the colour changes, i wasnt a fan until i read a very interesting theory that either red was Karens favourite colour in Netflix's Daredevil and she was taken in the blip so he couldnt save heard or that Battling Jack Murdock's robes from the original series was the inspiration behind the flash of Gold and Red.

Good episode and i hope that they dont just bring him back for no reason but if hes allowed to complete his hallway scene again i'll be down! As that was a cheap below against the original series.

Realistically, I would give it an 8, but so much damage has been done to the show in the ratings so far, so I'd rather go a little overboard because the trolls are probably coming. I don't miss anything so far, especially in this last episode. The plot is interesting, it touches on the real problems of ordinary people placed in the world of an accidental heroine. No spaceships, epic battles, or heavy CGI needed to immerse me in the action. The only drawback is that time flies quickly because the episodes are too short. The humor is intelligent and the whole team, especially Tatiana, did a wonderful job. I hope there will be more seasons.

This episode of she hulk is what this show should've been from the start and it's very frustrating it's only starting to come together at the end of its run. It's not secret this episode was helped by daredevil who is a great addition to this episode. He had great quips but brought a much needed serious tone the show needed. The action in this episode is on the whole ok with some dodgy cgi flips bringing it down. Jen and Matt have great chemistry and it was great to watch them grow closer over the course of the episode part of me wishes it was a joint show for the two of them. That being said the parts of the episode daredevil wasn't in were also pretty great the end reveal was shocking. Despite all the positive things I have for this episode it doesn't feel like the penultimate episode and I'm very worried about the finale.

90% on the internet are completely delighted with Daredevil's introduction, myself included! Kevin Feige and Co. Can take a breath, they nailed it!

The show has been blatantly disappointing so far, but I can't fault this episode. Man did I miss the devil of Hell's Kitchen! Charlie Cox is just so unbelievably terrific. His presence and charisma, WOW. He effortlessly elevates every scenes he's in. He's exactly the DD from the Netflix series. I thought it was great that Cox could dive more into the humor level, and every line and every action felt fully in character and true to Daredevil.

The hallway action scene looked AWESOME and the references to the Netflix show (MUSIC!) were delightful.

He and Tatiana Maslany had such a great chemistry, you really felt the sizzle. Now you understand why Cox wants her to appear in his series. With good writing I would be absolutely open for it. The writing was finally really good and the dialogues seemed harmonious and real. This episode also has been the most likable and charming we've seen Maslany's character.

By far the best episode and finally some really MCU worthy entertainment. I'm curious what they do with the finale.