This is a very good point but considering the structure of these shows, which are origin stories in their fist seasons, I think keeping that for the final scene makes it exactly the turning point for Danny and the beginning of his story as the Iron Fist. That's why both Jones and the showrunner have said and said…

It was! Also I can't help thinking it's foreshadowing stuff about Claire. I know there's an ongoing theory she'll be fridged, but I'm more and more convinced she's going to become a hero herself.

I don't know, I figured Danny was all over the place and lost from the get go (at least I think so, I must have watched the fist five eps together so lines get blurred) so his being a little annoying feels like a part of the character I came to accept and kind of smile at to me.

You're cute, try again.

I agree. It's not great - I'd probably give it a 6 or 6.5 at best out of 10 - but the devastating reviews were frankly ridiculously exaggerated. Some of it works, some of it doesn't, someone has to fix what doesn't and at this point I can't imagine it'll be the current showrunner although I think he handled the Hand…

Haha okay. He was on the West Wing as far as I know, I haven't seen it though. Anyway he's probably in my top 5 celeb twitters.

I'm not sure in which episode that becomes clear but that's exactly what happened. He left the city or whatever that is when his training was far from over.

I think Kyle’s death sort of embodies Iron Fist's identity crisis in terms of how grim it wants to be. It often feels like a family show and when bad guys die horribly, well, they deserve it, but poor Kyle? We really need a showrunner who can decide what the tone of this story is and stick to it.

Joshua Malina was on Fringe?

I think we're supposed to give Huck free passes because he's damaged. Which I sometimes have. But mostly he's just a character that makes me uncomfortable and the less I see him, the better.

Grey's is kind of a mysterious object to me. It deserved its success in its early seasons but then it just… I don't even know. I'm guessing it gained a new audience as opposed to actually keeping the one it once had.

It's Shonda's superpower, she makes things addicting.

More like I dread what Cyrus might have done to James so the character is probably better of.

I stand by my opinion that occasionally ridiculous, childish and intellectually underwhelming Danny Rand can't be played by tall, sexy and menacing Lewis Tan without being judged laughably miscast. The guy is tall glass of water and just doesn't fit the idea of the Danny Rand the show is selling me. There are probably…

That's amazing!

Chiron is a sensitive guy but he's the opposite of naive and childish, in fact he's overall a pretty masculine and towering figure. The point of Danny Rand is that you look at him and you would never bet he's anything close to a hero.

I can cope more or less with everything, but not with characters who expect me to believe that blue roses are a thing.

Which incidentally was part of the Daredevil movie soundtrack

I remember that. She started wearing red and other colors when she lived at the White House and sort of never stopped since. I used to think it could be part of her coping with those big changes in her life, but I'll admit seeing Olivia so different than she used to be might factor into not relating to the character.…

No one's saying he wouldn't help carry IF in another role though. I'd like to see him again and I like engaging villains.