“Daredevil” starts off with an appropriately mournful sequence showing Ben Urich’s funeral, because Daredevil (ugh, this is confusing already) needs to follow consequences to their extreme. It’s bold, mature storytelling, and the slow-burn approach that showrunner...

Deborah Ann Woll does some great wordless acting in the cold open of this episode of Daredevil. The show is intent on showing the consequences of killing and of violence; it doesn’t take either action lightly....

It’s strange that Daredevil could go ten hours before one of television’s dreaded “transition episodes.” Part of that is due to the breathless pace that she show has established, and another part is due to the...

It’s important to deal with the fallout of Foggy finding out about Matt’s nocturnal activities, and right away this is a tricky proposition, because “fallout” episodes usually rank somewhere below “grieving” episodes in my...

After two breathless installments in a row – “Stick” and “Shadows in the Glass” – Daredevil had to ease off the throttle just a little bit, to allow it and the viewers some breathing room. (Of...

On the heels of “Stick,” which acted as an origin story for Matt Murdock, Daredevil gives us “Shadows in the Glass,” which acts as an origin story for Wilson Fisk, and Jesus Christ is this a dark episode....