It is? They announced plans for a Defenders series on Netflix (after DD, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Iron Fist) a year ago.

Now if he can cultivate some kind of Voldemort/Candyman/Beetlejuice-power, where he just shows up whenever you blurt out his name.

It's made from Spider-webbing. ;-)

Oddly, Agents of SHIELD, the PG show on ABC has more sex in it than Daredevil…

Yeah, I was gonna say this portrayal of Fisk reminds me a lot of Ultimate Spider-Man, where I liked the character a lot.

Daredevil is an exception in that he's not speaking rhetorically when he says "my city", and also that Hell's Kitchen isn't so much a city as a handful of blocks, where you really can know it like the back of your hand if you spend all your time there.

I think the other crime bosses all take him seriously, but they all know that (unless they do something monumentally stupid, like Anatoly) they have nothing personally to fear from him. He clearly has a ton of respect for Madam Gao, and since Nobu represents the Yakuza, he's more or less untouchable. Owlsley is a…

I like Foggy as well, and think the scenes with him and Karen work. I just don't buy him and Matt as lifelong best friends. The chemistry just isn't there. That, and I think some of his comic relief beats come at the wrong time (like "The 'summa' is all politics" to Wesley. Just, no.)

I've always thought of The Younger Queen being Dany, and it's just Cersei that's fixated on Margaery.

You mean like in The Dark Knight? (sorta)

And the guy DID lie to him at first, prompting Matt to smack him around some more until he told the truth.

You're the only one who got that vibe, since Matt was very specific about it being a fight occurrence, and usually happening after Matt maybe took a punch that flipped a switch in his brain.

Same guy, but the fight announcer specifically mentioned Creel as being young as he was getting KO'd.

This show will never have enough Leland Owlsley. His deadpan one-liners slay me.

Yeah. Gold Lambo was Sunstreaker; red Lambo was Sideswipe.

I'm still working on my doctorate in Hasbro History, but my guess is that they ran out of models from the original Japanese toy line (Diaclone? The name escapes me) that they rebranded as Transformers here, and after they exploded in popularity, they just snapped up whatever toys they could build a story around, which…

But Predaking made all the plastic crap Transformers worth it.

Well, the Stuntacons were boxy and terrible, thanks to Motormaster, so that's hardly a fair comparison.

There was also a third Voltron that was just three robots that combined to form a slightly bigger robot, which nobody owned because it sucked.

Was certainly the case at my high school.