Ribbit and Rip It

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.

I've been watching this show almost out of curiosity... It is boring and kinda cringe.. almost in a "its so bad that its good"

But this chapter was fun, i laughed, had heart and chemistry between the "main characters" the story flowed and right in the end i was for the first time hoping for some more............... .hoped that this show would have been like this the previous boring 7 eps

Marvel really need to get their things together or... i know im not alone in this, ill stop watching their things altogether...

Ill keep watching anyway ... again.... out of curiosity and now a little hope.

Normally, TV shows should be able to find their footing in the premiere, if not episodes two or three, not usually episode eight, but in the case of She-Hulk they settled on just that, at least just for the pre-season finale.

This episode finds the right balance between the variety of humor the series lays out and respectfully introduces Daredevil into the Marvel Cinematic Universe (I am aware he had appeared in Spider-Man: No Way Home, but only as Matt Murdock). The interplay between Murdock and Walters is pretty solid and it's made even better by Cox and Maslany's chemistry.

If only the finale were as strong as this. If you have some interest in the series, I would only really recommend this one episode.

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.

I really liked it! It was a cute and wholesome episode (admittedly with an obvious plot twist) I liked the introduction of the gang and it was very well directed the humor was subpar compared to the previous ones. But we're gettin to the third act with a very promising premise... and They did well with daredevil. I'm satisfied.

I like the heartfelt and wholesome atmosphere of this episode, and the humor is light. The dialogues were done really well and I guess that it's kinda character development for jen as she comes to term with how being she-hulk is "cheating" It was the best episode so far. Loved every second of it.