True. I don't mean to pit his morals against Punisher's. DD does seem very adamantly anti-killing no matter the circumstances though.

Sounds positively wacky!

Everybody who hasn't should listen to Annette Peacock.
If you like poetry, read some Franz Wright, who recently died. (Not because he's dead but because he was awesome.)
And, hey, have you heard of this Daredevil program?

On the other hand she comes off very much like an equal in many scenes. She's assertive, and the dudes don't even try to shut her down. Plus they call her their associate rather than assistant or what-have-you. It's nice.

There was one glaring instance, to me. I'm more wrapped up in my irritation at Foggy's pouting all over the goddamn place.

They did so very efficiently.

Echoing the love for Elodie Yung. Elektra showed up fully formed and Yung brings a lot of life to the show, which continues its impressive casting streak.

Ha. Clinically speaking, yes, still alive. Not much life to speak of though.
Of course he's a lawyer, but not a doctor.

Just looking at the still of Zach Woods in that jacket made me crack up.

Yeah, I get that now I'm through the sixth episode.

I was really weary at the notion of the dog being hurt.

Immediately after that kiss I said "Well, shit, Karen's going to die (before the end of the season.)" I hope I'm wrong and the show will subvert that expectation built of cliche.

I don't know, since Boondock Saints (ugh) all other Irish stereotypes seem tame to me.

The stairwell scene was awesome. I'm glad Caroline brought up the point that Matt can't know with certainty whether he's going to kill a dude or not. Illustrated well in the stairwell when he was, like, tossing people down half flights of stairs and they're landing on their heads and fucking spines and such.

Haha yeah, that call was just a bit premature.

It's a very gory season from what I've seen.

Yeah, Karen's "We have each other" line had my eyeballs stuck back up in my head. Wasn't enough to taint the episode much for me though.

I thought they were good but episode three really kicked the show into high gear. Agreed with others' sentiments that the pacing is better this season (though I'm only halfway to where you are.)

I'm also four episodes in and, yes, Foggy is still the weak link for me.

A lot of shit-talk about the band's name. I love when it comes from people who don't like or listen to the band, and who probably didn't read the article itself.