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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.

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.

Before we get to what everyone is waiting for, I'd like to say as an episode by itself it's decent, one of the strongest with the wongers episode, I loved the ending.

Daredevil, Finally

Okay, there were one or 2 jokes that I did laugh and the last DD scene I found funny, but, it was a little to much, the CG in this episode and not just for she hulk but for DD was off, I know we can't expect the exact same as Netflix but coming from fluid fight scenes to the marvel snap shot and cg really bothers me.

The hallway scene was good, a step in the right direction and I loved how he stood over the bodies in the dark !

I just think the banter and smiles were a little to much but I'm guessing it's because with the Netflix show he was taking on serious characters in high stake situations where with this episode the stakes were not to high and she hulk is goofy in general so I'm not sure. In saying all of that he wasn't that goofy with the defenders so I'm not sure I'm just hoping for his own show we get that amazing Netflix tone and above all those action sequences again !! They were all so good I can't remember 1 bad yet in this episode already flaws

I don't want to be super negative but for me, if Disney ruin daredevil, I think that will be it for me, such a great layered character.

With the look of the upcoming antman, black panther and secret invasion I still have hope.

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.

I'm watching the finale now, and the ending of the penultimate episode doesn't really set up the finale in a reasonable, believable way.

It would have worked better, story-wise, if She-Hulk went on an actual rampage at the end of this episode. What we saw was her doing whatever it took to stop the televisions from displaying her having sex. Completely reasonable. She never struck anything else directly.

So why not have her overreact, scriptwriters? Why display the events in a way where any reasonable viewer would see She-Hulk acting with such controlled anger? Are the showrunners worried we'd see her as less of a heroine, if she had an out-of-control outburst? We've had enough anti-heroes to be fine with some grey.

She-Hulk was clearly in the right here, and it frankly ruined the beginning of the finale.