How can it be a rivalry when it's not even a competition?

Finally, we get more Hip Hippos.

The original plan was that the Laura Palmer murder would be the ongoing thread that you would tune in season by season and all these disparate digressions and mysteries would eventually lead to the conclusion of who killed Laura Palmer. Mind, this was in the bad old days where you didn't do lingering plot…

As I understand it, lynch lost a lot of control in season 2. And the only way this thing ever worked was when you let lynch play in a corner and it just works. It looks like Showtime eventually realized the suits don't need to get it, just count your money.

I found Wally a loving enough dig at the teenager stuff that just. Didn't. Matter. And the self-seriousness within. And you laugh at it.

Like the original anime film?

It might not have saved it, but I think it would at least be more interesting if this wasn't a third act twist.

"You mean if I were brown or a woman Studio 60 would have ended my career?!?!?"

Married to ex-actress that never really made it is works better than some failed tech start up asshole.

He was introduced in spider-man, and was in the backup stories in spider books. Hell, wasn't he a key player in Maximum Carnage?

Well, I'm glad this national nightmare is finally over.

I know I am!

I'm merely pointing out that Ennis was writing a seasoned old hand vigilante, who's been butting heads with heroes for years. In DD, its effectively Punisher: Year One.

To be fair, Ennis's punisher had been operating for about a decade…

Naaaaaaahhh

Ennis's Max punisher actually lines up. And there's parts of daredevil there that are direct lifts.

What Netflix nailed that other adaptations didn't was that Frank Castle died with his family. The attempts at 'humanization' were the worst parts of Warzone, I.e. Accidentally killing a cop and the kid stuff. But a step up from tom Janes take, turning the neighbors from one note joke characters and turning them into…

YOUR Mom loved that movie!

you had me until The Wolverine. If you're going to go indie comic darlings, the answer is clearly art school confidential or American Splendor.

Ummmmm…