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I can't think of anyone else appropriate as a buddy-up against The Hand. I'm calling it, Daredevil is in Spiderman BND.

I expect Buck is in prison with Matt. It turns out he's actually a slightly significant recurring character in the comics, so I think he'll play a role in season 3. He hasn't actually faced his comeuppance like Daniel Blake predicted - unless he bled-out off screen.

Video on Buck Cashman in the comics (Sound warning at start and end)

Officer Cole North is on his redemption arc like I expected (was a bit rushed and barebones), and is in prison with Matt. I'm just so surprised to see powell and him in the same line and not at each other's throats. I guess cops have to look out for one another in prison.

I keep on saying prison but they're probably only in jail, i mean they can't have tried them all already can they?

I very much like how the CIA stuff and Jessica and Luke were kept in the peripheral. There was just enough information for people to guess that Mr Charles is an associate of Valentine de Fontaine, without it overshadowing the actual story at play. We might be getting a Dark Avengers movie or series

Fisk in seasons 1,2,3, when he crushed someone's head he had to use a car door for it, it was a sign of him losing control and he did it in secret. Here he kills and mauls.... so many people. Civilian protesters.

It's weird to me that they let him GO after that. The worst things about Born Again are 1. Foggy dead, 2. Ray Nadeem's sacrifice meant almost nothing 3. Matt being able to "see" Heather's face on the painting lol.

Ever since Hawkeye, we've just accepted that Fisk has superhuman strength now. And of course they've worked with this really well in season 1 and 2 but just personally I prefer him to be physically human. There's something so demoralising about him killing people so easily and gruesomely.

He does seem worse at contingency planning in these 2 seasons though. My headcanon is that he took some strength serum and it "went to his head" - being able

• going into this episode, I thought Foggy's asshole friend who Buck failed to catch was going to be a Chekhov's gun. I expected him to be bought into court, to testify just how long Kingpin has been killing people for. I was imagining a closing scene where they just read out the names of all of the people killed by Kingpin across the seasons (Elena Cardenas, Vladimir + Anatoly, Ben Urich... et cet....) akin to the end of Trial of the Chicago 7 or something.

I'm honestly more happy with what we got, though

• When I saw Bullseye setting up his shot I figured Kingpin was getting headshotted right there in the court building, or as soon as he set foot outside.

• Not expecting but I'm HOPING, DESPERATELY AT THIS POINT that Foggy has been hidden away by the CIA folks for threatening to expose their Freeport plan.

• really wish I'd saved this series to binge watch instead of watching every episode at release. It's so much more enjoyable that way. Spoilers haven't been bad since I don't use reddit anymore - so I think i'll save season 3 for binge viewing.

Seeing how these seasons neatly go from 1. Fisk established as a threat in season 1, to 2. Fisk on trial at the end of season 2, you can really see how this story arc would have worked as the original planned retcon of netflix daredevil (that said, i think the DD:BA season 1 we got is completely different to the original plan for it).

2 more seasons of Fisk probably would have worked better in a retcon version, to be honest.

Like don't mean to sound like a negative troll but I would have preferred the netflix plans for season 4+5 - with Typhoid Mary, Owl 2 and Bullseye. I wish Disney hadn't been greedy and brought Fisk back, it makes no sense that he's not in jail after season 3.