In addition to Friday Nights episode 10 I would also recommend the entire rest of the show. Just cuz it's damn good

Yea I can't think of any. Even the Japanese-made anime adaptations aren't usually that great

Try the Collider review

Hahahaha

All snark aside, one of the headlines on that New York Bulletin page seems to confirm something I'd suspected, which is that that Matt (and thus Daredevil) have been MIA, which explains why Claire never contacted him.

You'll be fine

It looked terrible in the season 1 finale. It looked a bit better in the first few episodes of season 2, then he got a new one later in the season which looked pretty damn great imo

Lmao

Okay then. If you think it's hair splitting that's fine, as long as you can actually see and understand the difference between those examples you mentioned, and what has happened with Thor, and why some people find it kind of ridiculous.

And the original poster's entire point was that it makes no sense for the name Thor to be passed down along with those powers, since it's actually the guy's given name, not a title.

Plus, unlike with TV and movies, there's really no urgent need to be timely in terms of following the comic storylines. They're just not part of the cultural conversation in the same way

And at what point did Beta Ray Bill start going by "Thor"?

You know this whole time I could have sworn she said she was a psychic back in episode 1 and I was wondering why she never actually did anything psychic-esque.

So what exactly was that firebomb from episode one? I had thought this episode would clarify that.

I kinda want them to just not reveal his identity at all. Or keep pulling fakeouts but never actually reveal it

Providing super heroin to a criminal organization is kinda fucked up though. Just ask Danny Rand!

He does specifically state that the foundation of the crusade was him indulging his desire for murder and that because of that everything after is tainted.

Not buying it. Paul got his ass beat by Prometheus last time and I refuse to accept that was an act. (Plus Paul sucks and Vigilante doesn't so…)

Anatoli's fall is fucking heartbreaking to watch. And I hadn't even noticed it happened until this episode.

Ugh. I'm not even a huge Joss Whedon fan but this is a terrible post