PICTURED: Wilson Fisk trying to explain why he can’t divulge information about that customer’s secret, illegal account.

The big thing is that it’s never revealed why the tracksuits wanted it. They specifically hit the auction for the watch.

There’s only two kinds of guys who wear those shirts— gay guys and big fat party animals.

He’s wearing his father’s cufflinks from Daredevil. You can see one when Kate flicks it during their fight.

This is the week of one half of famous sibling filmmakers striking out on their own!

The use of Fisk was ... underwhelming. While the ending was obviously vague enough that he can come back, Marvel Studios has a nasty habit of killing anyone who would be remotely interesting as a recurring villain. I liked the appearance of his cufflinks from Daredevil though.

iT’lL bE dARk sOoN

There was a children’s animated Legion of Super-Heroes series from a while ago. It wasn’t half-bad.

Hasn’t Radcliffe been upfront about battling alcoholism?

No, that’s the next Marvel movie coming out.

Ah yes, the old AV Club days

I am in the US!

Looks at X-Men: First Class currently in the Disney+ library

I dated someone who insisted I would love the first SING.

Maybe she should check out Springwood Minimum Security Prison. I hear they need an eighth to row against the Princeton alums.

This feels like a column in search of a problem. Was anyone really that put-off by the Black Widow post-credits scene? Is this week’s episode so significantly at odds with that scene that it needs this many words to make sense of it? Or are we feeding the SEO machine some Hawkeye content for the top of the search bar?

*Bruce’s snap

For a second I thought they recast Wilson Fisk. That photo, albeit grainy and out of focus, did not look like Vincent D’Onofrio. The credits obviously dispel that.

Is it bad that this is the first thing I thought of when I saw he died?

Heads up, the photo caption lists the film title as Don’t Look Now.